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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16
M nank Panin.

Tho eroiement ION Change for a few
daya past has been most inteuse. whole
plasoons Of Banks have simultaneously
stploded, on wal Street. scattering CON
sisrna'ion aud ruin y every direction Z
Il is haluEed lhal the most alaid aud
eonssrvasise Baahs in New York, Boston
ana Philadelphia must finally suscumb
h tte pressure. The bottom has fallen
oal ol the whole sys.om. We publish
to-day a long list Of diseredited Banks.
a ar ss Fepor!odi aud It is is growing
every day We would say to our friends
lake no more eastern money. but dor't
sacrifice what you have got.
Death o. the Last Member OF the Wash.
ingtou fumily.
w WAsnMurON, October Goorqe
Washington Parbe Custis, tbs last mem.
beE ol General Washinetou'o family, died
yesterday. - AJlingiou. AlsKaudFia ooun-
y, Virginis.
So Paddy" Gays q Joker. "why
donl yoa got your ears oropped- -ihey
re entirely tqo long for a man2''
And your" replied Pat: s'ought 70
% lengihoned--they are too sbor. for an
as'"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16
TIE DESIGN.

II Is the design Of tho ppprieors OF these Colleges 10
perfect chain Of business schools from East TO West AZ
iofng the ample facilities for young men and Young
ladies qualify themselves for responsible posons ID e
Their schools a. the points above estnblshcd on firm
hesis aud az ~ IN most pFospeFpns condition. The
oAoher la the various departments are thoroughly accom-.
Mi thed nFnctical busipess urpu
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16

BosTos, Oct i3--The suspension Of
Messrs. Geo. r. q W. p. Lyman, COM
mission merchants, on State Street, IS an
nounced fnga
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16
ueavy Robbery--seO,OOO Of u s. Mon ey
Stolen

RIcmoND. Va. Oct. l3.--The Custom
House in this city was entered last night,
the safe blown open with powder and
$4,000 in $50 gold pieces, aud $500
in 50 gold pieces stolen. The robbers
left $40, 600 behind them.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16
SALE y f RE A L ESTATE
BT
ORDER OF COURT.

ON The 18Th day Of Neyeuber isyl, At O'Clock iheaf
~ tcrnoUu, on The premises viii be sold The highest
bidder ihe following rea estate as te rlopedy Of Francis A.
funnetieli and Elizabeth r. flummcrclt minors 10 witt
The unyidgi eirhfhpart ofth hs ofihe souih
west quaner Of Section . Township D. worth Of Nange 10,
canHining 50 or less. Aso tho undivided
Section H. IN Townhm3, north Of Raage is containing
ofthe following premises, beginning fof the same al a .
north west Of he ls the nbfh west quarter
dissection ia In Township 3 north Of Range is running
thence aong he nnIth line Of said half stcfion
three chains and links; thence rouih parallel TO
e west line Of said half luarier secon sx chains and
thirty four nks thence west parallel with he north Of
said quarter section, three chans and nkt 10 tie
west line OF said half quarter section, thence noh on and
along the line of said quarter section. six chains and
thirty ourliuks, 70 The place Of begnuingi combining
acres, more less eXteting and esefvng thofofom
small piece parsel oilald dotcrbrd follows, 20 wit.
Beginning c said oxtoron the north east uorncf,
e west hale OF hg noI west quarcr, oflld cttion 1e;
running thence west 90 rods, thence south The ravestouo
Of Henry snook deceased, which eravesone shall stand
the center Of reservation olour rods qunr containing 10
rods, with right of way IN the direct way from
the onl running and the nuftb side said
track, and on ying and be IN he County Of fcueca
State Of Ohio, and containing besides said exception
acres, less free Of and urncuuhered BY dower or
oih, cHrge rcnns Of aoi One hird Of he nurchuso
money cash hsnd- the day Of Sale, the renanor IN
IN and two years with interest from
the day OF sale. Deferred payments 10 be secured By
mortgage on the premises sold.
LITTLER FRY
oet64w Guardian Of said Minors.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16
WRITING DEPARTMENT.

This depart-ent is under the immedats sppsrgsion
p r. erfNcERN soNs. 10 the public Ibis 8 suniont
anty that ~ VIII Be well conducted. While Mr. Is con.
esisd 20 stand pTe-eminently high On AuthoF and
Teacher Il may n pstce be snid Of biz who ae
0oaied with him, haf they oompar fHvoruhy In point
aitlltlo attainment with eir accomplished mastcr Tf3s
M without aoubt o most desirable place 10 pusuo Penman
ship study IN the ehtre West
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
y aptIey EepeTato from the genemen and q i.iod up
Ia oeai aud eonvenient manner.
TIME OF COMMENCING.
As there no terms, and no vaoadoas, students may
en, ~ any time, tnd prosecute theg sndes Wthoui ro
eience 10 classes ny this aHangomon oray student Il
permitted 10 pfoWess ai rapidly ai bis pnoss win adnit
DAILY LECTURES
Wnbs delivered on the Science o. Aoeount Commsral
Law, Political Econoiny, Commercial Calavatoni Hank
ing, McFoante Cusloma Commercial Ehios Railroaa ne
Buslnet Coffspondsneo, ainiHsi Commercial Ceesaphy
A soHoLARsHr issued from the Cleveland Colsge ,.nl
be good 10 Chicugo huhio and Aibany, tnd vico seuh
TERMS,
Foi i6l eourse--iime eudllmitod-iuelddlua ~ do-
pFipsnr q Bopt keepna iecprIst uud
For saue eoarse 10 Lallioi' iispiiiaisus, IS 90
perusstakinr pepmanshI alone, viii feeolva ouo. s
monlhs inst. ucii0n lOr 0OI
Unihitsafoarta0f plnlaushin. 10 20
IhloQh re 0Siensye hufinQsi acQinanee on ihe rIini
sip'i many . hs euadenis % gsldoetne ~ aeed D.
Az Fos lrcr Information. please oall AZ coeeo Room
BRYlNNF 3 eTRATr0N,
Qeil0-iy, Cit,eiaudi Abanyi Chicago, ol buiale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
TILE CHINESE GOING HOME.

When the gold fsver was at lie height, and each
d,v raw thousands pouring into the golden re-
gion, among others from at"r' came hand OF
Chinese. wboss coming attracted deal OF stien
finn, and gavs rise TO much Ingenious specuia-
ton. Opinions differed widely concernlnS the good
or evil results likely to accrue from this emgration
and /, California at least, very bitter prudces were
engeud.red towards tho Cess;itis They were re-
r,ord.d somewhat as the Eaglish people formerly
rauarded the Jews and tbsr reception was not very
oordia or their entertainment after the most hospi
,oh,s fashion. In fact they have been treated very
badly in California, and ind so little to attach tlsm to
,s neon or to the coil that most OF them have rescv
al - r.ru to their native land at The earliest prac
cable psr,od Simultaneously wIth these movements
AMONG the resident Chinese, looking to their return
>. H. s,,be-lapd, there is noticeable dininuti,u in
,,o smiuration f-cn China, which might be account
"A ro- nv the dying out OF the gold fever, but which
assured by the California papers, is also the
r,.r,, of the bad treatment heretofore accorded to
,h. Chinese. Be this es it may. It seems well nigh
,.,,.;n that there vii! soon be no Chinese left in
california, and those who anticipated great blessings
co. rbin. from their coming, aud those who predict.
al ,hs. they would prove a terrible curse to this
.oun,ry will! in all probability. be alike disappointed
How far the temporary re.i3=nce OF these Chinese
:, mi. country, urd familiarity with institutions,
v;u 90 towards eG.cting social revolutions upon
,har return, is hidden in the womb Of :ime. It may
surpass human expectation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
.,cunOND ENQUIRER.
=. KIrcHIE & DCNNAVANT'
Il z z VI :

rsn toi.urs rar snnum, ana AZ the
q pa: lnrs II laken 70: sh1,ter u.,,, snS
,e Of e'sn' Scn ceky, hre doliars pee snns'
Iss: ,or six months, psyS''e ~ ~, Ir do.r,
cfe' *. or rem,t'a % oar
u I've ogs' tse end Of .hc year. .,,.,,sson AZ the
oer anuun ~ '.e g nf extending the cucuisso" ot ISe
' VIII 'ne vSoUlRER In tue souInetu WErrI w y
RICHMOND @ b. c,r, n,eneod the :ssue OF "EanLI
Pror:e''s.. .,,rb contains nearly aM ''' '''N.s
PAfsA' sns Ser,;.Wesky ;,ca, chs,ses.r of the
We reed cay ,VR ER which Is now what It a. Dali
RICHMOND EN|'s ,s,e thst it is tho purpose OF the
century ago ii ,ier energies 10 the VI ha h
i.. sas. ,.seb knt a.Nori:ns's"' NOS
COUNTRY r,,u.,er Il puhEsneo eSetJ s ~, .,
TIE Weekly hhqa, il paid in advance, or Tor ts2o
mo.nus at :: per , made In advance. dedueaon -
pher payment i~hs in tho following rano; 70. sno
rs:e n is,oi v..ty Enquirer viii es iurnsosu, '' ~
sc7ies o. ss.. sa tor gao twenty four copies Sau ~
=. .,ns proportion .nyvpr,slEG.
nv Fyov,Rrs TEN nhcs of H'., -.
ih M s+v cents and every eucceeut'S as .n. ,;m.. n
be:'oH II inserted twice week VI ,;on ..o OR
Eve ;.,rsrven and VI ce2!s lot sacu sts csn,s
:... vees. 80. and wneu inserted only once O "e'A '
k. esen rM,.W, srLY For Tss hnes or les,, nrs.
Is 1A ave cents for each subsequent s
~. "a amt. when inserted only once ~oeA
eans for each inserNoa ,,.. =, le.s arst insertion
.s,nrvhvc cents: for each cont,aMSsoe M " sy. of 10
AnnSs M NT Two squares ard il that ptop1on ". Ju
ss-sns Of greater leasIh except aae''oee'''
AZ. CHARGED Slo0. paper ineMueeI .xceedins
rs. Iii Obituaries and Tributes OF Respect
e1r tines are charged for ss aaSefuse.he ,,b m.
fror, Gis,ance mus, be accompanied WIN .S'
s my or satisfactory references TO lnsuie , T.;
al dues TO ,hs ONCE msy DC remH'eo per iar laa,.
~ .vs'abc Bank notes a, the risk OF tne eu'o.S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
ENGLAND AND TIE UNITED STATES.

Tho debates in the British Parliament, immediate.
Iy following the Queeu'a address, rneagre as they
were, mu.t bo gratifying 10 all lovers Of peace, both
in England and ,hs United States. The illusions to
this country were marked by gsnis!ity and good
feeling which augsr we'll for tue future. Ali the
speukers seemed to feel that there could be no greater
calamity than misunderstanding and strifs be.
tween peoples so closely bound together by com.
mon origin aud common interssts. II was plensant
to note the calm dignity of The language employed
on the occasion by the Earl of Cork, Earl Derby,
Lord Clarendon, Lord Pslmerston, Mr.. Gladstone
Mr.. DisraeIi, and others. Neither English or Ame.
ricau ,,s,esmen have invariably adopted thu, mode
rate and temperate tone which SO well becomes sta.
ton, bu, have stopped to harsh iuvectiVe and USE
less bluster, which, while could accomplish nothing
good, tended to excite 'hs pa'sons and pradces Of
the multitude. 1t would be wise to inaugurats now
an era of good feeling among the masses and OF
courtesy among statesmen. Seilb-r country would
lose anything by such d policy; on the contrary
each would gain Incidentally aud The entire range
of civilization would feel and appreciate the benef.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
For he Z Nq'
CON

At mesring cf a portion Of IN. counfr. prrss of
fhe state of V rginia. Assembled h; :Hr -: Charles
Hotel, RIchn"nd, ur The 27!E ui:r0, j. y E'.u-,
L .ltur Of The Williamsburg Gazette. WIS cni.i '"
ine Chair and Alfred j. S'-f'r, EDITOR {: the tult
per Observ-r. appoii;eI Secretary.
Alter the President stat. The "hj-c, .: tie lE'r'.
ing, the following resolutions were unaulIEDU..y
adopted:
Resolved That we tender our thanks to Me--r'
Woodward &, Newman, Propri,;ors ci We =.
Charles Hotel, for the kndnrss .;: courtesy eyer
extended 10 us, and to the r.-t nf lie - Grf'y r.-,
whilst tarrying in the Metropolis of ihe s'ar.
Resolved, That We coI-lder ;a- ~ h!i -. utIrr
irs present management, enc Ot The :e't h' "' -
of public entertainment. hi. or nnf o;'er'iiI - g.
GINA can produce and thar the suh"rnr'" t!i"i',
Messrs. Scanned, Robertson and Eck'e 10 r'''.'e.
ncss and true afaUiiiy, have no SUPERIOR, sad LUX
few equals.
Resolved, That the city Of Rrh;o"Tfr in oar csii,
nation is one Of the iuost eng gh'rn.G, r.hn'h "'H
hu.piiuble communities The gioh'' ard Lax US
fair s-x of the same a:e the ihrr-i ,i TIE fa'i'
Resolved, That We riGCr oJF henry hh'. "i.
siucere thank. TO that portion "l me pu'Hf'r COW
of this city, who have pafrohized the country i'i;
and that i'm return for their kiG'y regard "" -!
endeavor TO render 9'f pro 4"0 b! Ee.p hg :" ua'
firing vigilance over rh IT. interests.
Resolved. That We consider n genera C"a""r'iau
of the Et,-rs Of the Stats OF great ini"E'""re -
tn nub,isbinv Interests, and recommend ID" ci'y ~
day in Nav a. a suitable time, for the holding Of
such Convention
eraiIy be REQ uest-d ~ publish these proceedings
J. H. EWING, President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03

property aud thus afford them additional faciliti for
meeting the demands upon them There is scarcely au
Improvement in Virginia, where suc, results have
not almost invariably followed. III he las; sx years
a very large smoun, Of money has been expended or
rail roads, aud many hundreds of miles OF rail roads
have been constructed THUS far little or no reluru.
in the shape OF cash diy;dends. have been made
The sys!sm has not BEEN completed and the time for
realizing profits Of this description has not arrived.
The great lines have not been flushed important
links In tho chain ars yet Incomplete the grand ma.
chinery not yet fully in operation Until all this is
accomplished, We cannot expect the roads TO pay in
dividends either 10 individuals or 10 the State. But
while this is re has nothing been done for the STATE
has nothing been done for Individually by the heavy
expenditures already made Go tide. " ater, 90 10
thu South.sde, go TO the South West go to the West
the Vaey,the North West 40 everywhere in Virginia
where there is rail road canal or turnpike, and
then answer the question What s The price OF lands
now compared 10 what it WAS in 1851 How much
more wheat aud corn and tobacco are raised and
brought TO market than beard Of six years ago 7
How many coal fields have been opened within that
time How many beds OF lead and copper have
been Uncovered What an impetus has been given
TO the industrial pursuits Of cur State2 how eage'
has been the thirst for capiial Labor has risen,
provisions have risen. The farmer the merchant snd
the mechanic have been busy and have made inouey.
The State is millions OF dollars richer than it was in
1850, and her people al hundred fold more abls
to pay their take, now than they were then.
Much that We have here recapitulated hss resulted
al ipco, d,
Let our grea. avenues be opened quickly let US be.
come the instruments OF introducing the great pro-
ducts Of the West the consumers the Continent
let us shake hands with the world ina liberal and re-.
ciproca trade, and we will warrant thet our public
debt will never be- regretted and our taxes never
call forth single 'groau."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. IL !.
II OFFER for salc nv farm located on BACK kiveI,.h
i the county Of Elizabeth CRY, which conans' " &c
ocnt survey ,.,,
ESQ of which cleared and very we'll adapted 70 the cu
tiystion of corn, wheat, oats ana potatoes
The improvements consist OF an excellent oatn osley
erec,dS Corn house s.ables and negro quarters Is
about six miles from Hampton and eight aud halt from
Old Psnt in ore Of the heathiss and best neghborhoodS
In this part Of Virginia.
NO one Will buy without fret visiting the place.
Adjoining this tract of land and originally part OF It.
Is plantation OF n,,, .o,rs
l60 of which well tmbered probably the best hmbered
land in tide water Virginia Tho improvements are good
The farms contain 900 acres and together, will make
OF the nest estates this section Of tho country also
offer for sale my residence In the town OF Hampton,
lois. Poisession of the lots given immediately.
WIN X. VAUGHAN,
Ha,, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
MAIL CONTRACTS TO OCEAN STEAMERS

MAIL CONTRACTS TO OCEAN STEAhEks.
Numerous applications are before Congress Tor
new mail subsidies to ocean steauere. We trust
,,a, not solitary one will be authorized, nor any
which exist renewed. 1t Ia but just that vessels
should receive the amount OF posages proceeding
from ibe letters, newspapers and pamphlets which
they convey. Beyond that they ought not to be al
lowed a cent.
According 10 the Post. Master Generals recent re-
port, the government paid during last year, 10
the Collins line, as per contract, s9o9ooo lot
c,rrying the mails to ani from Liverpool, while
the mail matter conveyed by that line amounted to
only s33g,7 g,7io li-thus showing loss to the trea'
,ury of a no less sum THAI S503 23O SO. On the Bre
men and Havrs lines the loss was, proportionally
abou, the same.
I:isurced by the advocate. Of the postal subven'
tous that, without the aid Of the government Amer
can steamers could not compete with those OF Great
Britain, which are in the enjoyment OF such sunVen
tion. The Cunsrd Contract expires IN looZ' a pow
erfu party in England with the I"es at its head Is
pledged against the renewal OF this contract. ii It
should, however, be renewed, then Will 1t become
the duty of thia government to discriminate against
all mail matter which il MAJ carry to ana from the
United States by heavy postage rates. Those mall
steamer nunopoiies which nave been entered into at
Washington operate with peculiar severity upon the
South, and we hope cur representatives will exert
,h;r u.mo. power 10 relieve from their dcnorali
z;no Influences. We Gail upon The Virginia delega
ton, we call upon the delegation OF the entire South
we call upon every true patriotic Congress to urray
himself agaiust legslatng away the money Of tbs
Union for purposes so wholly unwarranted as that Of
having two and three dollars for carrying letters, the
postage on which only amounts to one. The protec-
ton thus afforded to the North is as Objectionable
the gors. tariff that ever di'grsced our code book
T. builds IL up in wealth to the constant injury Of the
Soath.
The day is hastening when we shall! probably have
,h. most expeditions communication between Europe
and the South that steam and iron are capable Of &C.
complishins Leviathsn vessels are now the idea Of
the day. Milford Haven and the Chesapeake Bay
are the only waters which can accommodate them,
where they can be fsd with freight. Such steamers
will take care of themselves. They will require no
eorernment subsidies to keep them IL motion. They
will rely upon their own eIsrsious for profits instead
of begging Congress- for "a, contracts. The so1th
and the Yves. will afford them ample employment IN
carrying their products away snd bringing back
their supplies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

HAVING removed to Richmond i offer for sale, my
Ill Farm lying in the county OF Charles City. TO
Richmond and containing $40 acres about halt clear
ed producing well and rapidly improving 1Sder the use
ali ncce,ary out uthouses nearly Also excellent
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could be very conre
nienty divided nsotwo one containing soo and the other
most productive and rapidly improving portion Of Vrsnia
would do well examine this property a. am disposed
to sell on liberal and accommodating terms
The overseer or my brother living adjoining VIII show
the Farm to any ono wishing to purchase sa r,cu.u
.Addross ss.------bh.-O.-A.-C a. CRENsaAW,
Junee-ctf Box No. 374. Richmond. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
A VALUABLE BOOK.

a,ret, Dick and Fitzgerald Of New York have
rscsnty published compendium Of "facts worth
knowing dealing with almost every prsctica! ques'
top in social life. On gsacil over its pages, We
have found mos. usefu! AID entertaining Information
and ws cbeerfully commend 1t to our readers. Tho
hook I, On sale at Mr.. ONsill's book store, Broad
street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
N0l,II,E

s,.vr wa. committed 10 the Jail Of Alexandria
\ csna,y on the a;h day of October, 1856 assran'
.a.y lie call, b,se.f Willis CAVE. and says ne be-
s.'! W,,Iisn, Carr OF Al,en,are county. near Char.
!oas' n. Is .,ou, black ) feet inches high. and
~. na III. .er on bis got hand has been broken Tho
oyner is REQ is,:ed forward prove property pay
e-'Iss ,.-.c,s LEVI HURDLE,
-e cs.v J.;c: of Alexandria county. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
Y1TTARI.E ESTATE FOR SALE.

IVyHE undersigned having removed to Petersburg Of,
fsrs 70. sale bis valuable estate known as Burn
side situated in Granville county North Carolina within
and two miles of WILLIAMSBURG containing two thousand
one hnndred and eighty nine Of land Tho improve
mems are OF superior order, and the plantation IN hne
condition
further description Is deemed useless as those wiah'
Ing to purchase will Of course, examine for themselves
Ny overseer, Mr. A. Barker, will show the premises
Terms made accommodating. and possession given at
any time. ...
nation will be given ROBT. A. HAMILTO
Eab -cit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
FIFrl GJLLAits itENNAuD.

n,SAWA Az from abe subscriber, on the lsih day OF
II Sop;emoey las,' bright IN ua:,o boy, named Tom,
,,,i6 years OLD When no lett had straw hat With
,.ex ;. d. c.ouled or sao:ted frock cost. Has full
h..i Of hair .car. or both arms near the elbows
,e o. "a a.,de OF the left thigh All those scars have
~. t,ss-.nce o, being BIT with khite He Is
s handed sarewd and Intelligent. and will doubt at.
,., 10 pas. as tree hoy and NAV hire himself SUCH
gn -iss ,a- aoove reward ior !ae apprehension and
I!r..y o.. ss boy C ne or secured in jail 90 that get
20 WA. SLcmsNl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
TWENTY DOCLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
ralHE ABOVE reward will De paid for the ap2reb -nson
,rd delivery ue, or In some jail IN the state, 90
"a, 70: bin again of lny slave LINSEY purchased
L,ey N R:c,faoni last wiu:er, of Mr.. Clerdenin He
81, :s.e3 II oenare and has viie In the county OF
Bacx!a.aaa. lie doubtless about aes ona OF
b.. zone 70 A.oonare or Buckingham. or may probably
be.!yaS: % IN! 81, way 70 a free state
L;.sey IS fee; eleven inches or six feet tall snset
ua.cus. and ws!i io:m.d, snd about !oyears OF Sse
JAMES II. COX,
Chssterhold Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
=. ..c,1, I.Wsp.PEH FOR SALE.

nEIUC ,tArIC NEWSPAPER FOR sALh.
xYIlL Sc sold 70 Democratic pnrcnases, on .a1u Ih
w ss.e term., q hour!.hips newspaper In neanay
.,r LAS. = village OF Virginia Anv crterpriz,og
raaa man can make money out OF tho paper ns
49,. ,uars OF advertising and job WORK. Fos I''' 49,"
no, sppy 10 the Editors OF the Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
YAIEA1LE FARM FOX SALE.

VAIUABLE Fah.N tOR SALE.
IT OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re-
sided lying mediatuly Swift Greek, In the
ty of sbout four miles above the Court House,
and twelve miles from Richmond.
The tract contains s64 acrcs onehird OF which 10 In
original growth the other twohirds IL open land In
good stale cultivation, and well adapted 70 the growth
OF wheat, corn and tobacco.
The consist OF good dwelling and all NO
cessary out and farm houses.
tn. farm is we'll watsred. and considered remarkably
healthy. -.......- -.....
GIL, At tho Farmers Bank uf Va, Richmond
Nov ,S-c,f - =. P. II. GILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03

TAVERN PROPERTY FOR SALE AT Af.
LET'S KING WILLIAM COUNTY, va.
TUNHE subscriber being overbuHhened with business,
wishes to sell ths desirable and wel'known proper.
y situated head OF navigation on the mataponi
river where brisk and profitable business has been done
for many years and which is compelled to increase with
any person who will attend business The buildings
have Just thoroughly repaired and made moro ex:
The furniture 10 also new and can be purchased
if desired Price and terms made easy. Address, ap
plyto J.i CALDWkLf;
Feb l7-c6t Avetts, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-03
nIs0LIyrIQN or CO.PARTNERsHIP.

OISOLGTION OF CO.PAHTNEREHIP. =
fuyHE subscriber discontinued his connexon Ia the
III Commission business with Mr .Albrrt Blair on the
18Th January last The en.ness Of Thwss't Blair VIII
he Win Continue The Commission business for The fu
turs In his own nse and soleiss from hls friends and
Feb 2s-c3w HENRY fHWEATT