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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.


VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE. s,.r,o,
TN pursuance of decree of the Circuit sna Al.
Il Court Of Appoma.ox county, the oF land called
SRUsEIASp The tract contains $50 aeros more o Ss Sr
ess with Ths y,e. is well wa.
tered and tnbesed The land in that regon
The o improvements being large and comm0diou' would
sur fora and one Peach orchard Pc, Oce
sbon. and Mil. are very convenient and also Churehe.
of different denomination. in' '0N'
% situated six mile, from the Appomattox depot on
the south Side Rail Road six miles from ne county seat
eish,sen lniles from Lynch0urS' sho niue oi 'ne
Tssssops and two years. secured by ample persona
security, and the reserved nte 70 tne ,1o sna oaa..
., smisbylIe Powhstsn county, Va, will give posses
o. e;,n n" =, anx lime JAMES D. MOsBY, Com'r.
Applications may be made also 70 w. Mes'r'. SoDDiH
Aprll ll-clm
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VIRGINIA-lEC CHANCERY:--At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield
The Richmond and Danve Rail Road Company
PIbntfa
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| VlRGINlA.-At kules held In the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on the
first Monday in April, 1857 Gt being the 9th day OF the
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III.
THINGS NOT GENERALLY KNOWNi

THINGS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN;
A PorrtAR HAND BooK or FACTS Not READILY AccEsSI'
ri N LITERATURE. HISTORY AID science.
Edited By David A. Wells.
One vol limo. AZ PIP. Cloth, 81 %
COsTENTs:
Par; l. Language Literature and Books. Part H. Customs
Manners and Laws Part Ill History Geography and Stats
r. Part " Physical Sciences Part " Natural Sciences.
Part VI Arts and Manufactures. M
The general idea OF the work will BE- gathered from t' tte
and from glance l. contains many little items
Of information gathered from the broad fields Of literature his
tory sad science which contained in Encyclopedias aud
ordinary Hand book which readily found when sought
In the depaItmeI the Physical aud Natural Sciences more
over aye contained many interesting results OF modern research
# too NJ date 90 found place il ordinary scientific
tatisr In word while this has LITTLE claim 70 q
strictly scientific character IL i. believed that It will be found at
once Useful nteresting and fanilisrly instructive.
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DYNEVOR TERRACE,
On, THE CLUE or LIE,
Blythe Author Of the TIeir Of Redclyae."

By the Author of the Heir Of Redclyte."
Tolt l2n0. Cloth. : 81.
Extract from review Of the Heir Of Redlye and Hearts
ease.' in The North Agseriodg Rer,co Tor prl.
The first her writings which made sensation here was
the Heir and what sensation Il was Referring - the re-
main Of the teaF-astcd he copy Aforesaid. mud It
belonged eighth thousand How many Thousands have
s-ued the publishers supply the demand Tor
the places Of drowned dissolved swept away Old
copies. we do attempt conjecture Not individuals mere
w. but great part Of tender hearted
Young dsmses-were plunged into mourning With tolea
BE with fictitious heroes mot speak OF real
ouesl from Sir Charles Grandson down the nursery idol
Carlton have little hesitation in ponouu,ns Sir Guy Nor
Vile Of Radcliffe, BaroHs the admirable one We have
ever met with story The glorious Joyous boy the
brilliant arden. child Of snus and Of fortune crowned vita
the beauty Of hi early holiness, and oyershadowed with the
darkness Of hereditary gloom and the so aud touching sad
ness Of his early desth-whs caution Is there What
vision"
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WHAT THE PRESS SAYS OF 1T. .
The reputation both the boapher and me subject ADDS
assurance that the reader will be well rewarded"
Newark Daily Advertiser
I'VE need praise this book Il will find It's way in
The world. all book. do Bosom Daily Adv
The story u Charlotte Brone touching IN MS truth
ful simplicity than the mimic psthos Of romance.
IN. Y. Tribune.
The story Of life uuoded in ihis book is cal
ruis;ed 70 the old feel young and the young old
By all this book will BE- read with interest Mrs Ga;-
ke has produced Of the best biographies of woman wnh
W. recall % mind" lAtheueul.
1T rarely bs; find portal. Of literary character WITH
rh remarkable setting and find author whose
~ ar % populsr so vivid distinctive and whose
souAl history Was utterly unknown" London Itmes
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NEW BOOKS THIS W EE.k -
TICKNOR & FIELDS
PUBLISH
ON NESDAY, MAY 81,
REV FREDERICK W. ROBERTSON'S SERMONS.
Preached Trinity Chapel Brighton, England From he
London edition ! vol. limo FL
On THURSDAY May %,
MRS. JAMESONS DIARY OF AN ENNUYEE.
In Blue and Gold Uniform with the characteristics OF
Woman With fine portrait Of Beatrice Cenc volume.
rs cent? -. =.
On SATURDAY, May 80,
TOM BROWNS SCHOOL DAYS AT RUGBY
BY Pupil the DR.. Arnold vol l6mo This charm
ing volume gives faithful and graphic Of school
life under this eminent divine.
NOW READY-JUST FROM THE PRESS
MRS JAMESON'S NEW WORK: THE SISTERS OF
CHARITY, AND THE COMMUNION OF LABOR
Ar elegant the social employment Of Woman vol
l6mo. 75cents ~
GERALD MAssFY's COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS
IL Blue and Gold. Third Thousand) l vol. 20 cents.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

A n E W
NOVELTY ELEGANCE AND INTEREST
CHARMING
LADIES
VII b. published To Day, May 81
EROS AND 4 y L r. L o =
Or THE BACHELORS WARD
limo Elegantly hound ia cloth. So pages Frlce sl'
A ROMANCE
From the pen Of Of most gifted Female Poets
wHar one oF BEsr Critics SAYS:
The title Of th. book suggests IL character Love pure
and simple has gone out Of fashion staple OF TO-
nance and Young pie have pored the innovation whh
came in heroines strictly beautiful snd other onsina
by fascinating pleasing Eros ana Ah'eIO'
viii be A fOfULAh NON Bis o, a.,
i; will be extensively read and praised especially By ladies'
ntsrets in which the esemeut OF aHctoh
prominent Like bes, WORKS love intense aud per
vadng love forms the If the tory round which vius
and setting figures the materials which hu out the PIC
Such novel opens delightful prospect and whether
envy the - . - - ,,,
BRILLIANT BACHELOR LIFE
Walsh shan admir- and cling the simple and loving
Viola Interests sympshes Of the reader fastened
charmed By the beauty and deacy of language elevated o'
the moral Of purpose and ured through chapter
after chapter BY the exquisite poetry Of Imagination
This been prepared with the utmost care snd We
shall production delicate and refined mind. which
will insure without doubt the sympathes and interests OF
every lover Of graceful prose.
Booksellers and Others should order from the Pub
fishers.
Copies Of this book will be sent by mail postage paid 20
r.rt Of the United Sates receipt Of the price. IL
RUDD CARLTON Publishers and Booksellers
No $40 Broadway, Newl Ork.
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forses, Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE-A splendid pair of MATCHED
BAYS and old belonging 70 the estate Of the laie
Charles Bartlett College Hill Price $500 Can be seen a. the
stahles Of the Gregory House. Poushkeepsie.
TOR SALE-A superb bay HORSE, seven years
old, l5I hands high, sound, kud aud gentle; good under
saddle warranted In every has trotted
The has for him Apply 20 or sd-
dress Mr. EVANS No. $50 Broadway.
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MIR. HARDY LEE:


HIS YACHT
BEING XIV. Sketches on store, by Chinks
vol hall Morocco binding. i,o....Prce -
CONTENTS:
M Hardy Lees McditaioBs
IA Brilliant Idea
IIl.-He announces II al Cncie Neds
IVA Grea, Man Consulted
V-Surveying the Lines.
Withholding and Encouraging Advice Of Friends.
VII-The Name Given.
yIII-Just the Man for Pilot
IX.-Th, Trial TTp.
Il" Set Fair"
XI-Bosrdng Made Easy.
Xfii-Nsstical and Nausesting.
XIv-A NeSYork Lady Edited
NV.-The Regatta
XvI-Ciose hauled and a smaeLins Bee1e.
XNII.-A Regular Muzsler.
NNIIi.-Look Out and Hold On,
XIX-Dinner sud Di.quietude,
XX-Inhuence of Lovely Woman on Pilot.
NXI-Wing and-Wing
XXII-Takng Tender in Tow.
NHlII-Nice Day for a Sail %
NXIN.-Thetsusl Result.
From The New York Evening Poet.
Our attention has been called to series OF sketches just
rubbed bv A Williams Co.. Of Boston entitled Mr.. Hardy
Lee: his Yacht bling twenyiour sketches on stone by
Chnk which decided talent viii be much enjoyed
admirers Of the kindred compositions OF Leech and Doyle
IN Engard The story Of boating is enty well told
this f sketches in which the drJey and dtnce.
story. The tetche unequal and the faults Of beginner
are apparent but the individuality and preston Of the differ
quite suprsing In the third sketch for
reading matter scarcely 20 tell u the different
views q Mr. Lees family whom he his intention
keeping yacht number Of seaViews also gwen,
which are drawn with Epa spirit The twelfth sketchthe
collection rably represents the repose aud list
A.wILLIAMs Co.,
Publishers
No. 100 WashnEton-st., Boston.
D. APPLETON 4 Co. No $40 Broadway
STRINGER TOWNSEND. No. ~ Broadway.
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p fETRIDGE K Co, No. JB5 PsaT.-st.
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a TREM ENDOUS SEN SATlON.-
N Thousands were disappointed last week in securing copies
Of the ---- ..~-,x,
NEW.YORk MERCURY,

l.
containing the First Chapter Of the -
GREAT REVELATIONS OF REAL LIFE,
entitled
O VI | l. ID
OR, THE CoUNTERFEGrERs PLOT,
one intensely interesting aud fascnAtng stories
of this disappointment the opening chapters
ar. r. lished fl in Ihc Daily Times aud sun Of today
when Will II enables the ropretors Of Tie Mercury 70
cupv The space whc would be- taken BY repnoatlon OF
The chspt1. columns h greater variety Of short ong
IL a. stones vii also enable hor mo may secure COPY q
The Sun OF Tines read from The be- ginning THIS
SPLENDID LOCAL ROMANCE,
the foundation Of which Is 3 ,.r.,,,,,,
finally made by cou,rfeitcr % ais lawyer, and which will
cau,e lie check unsupported g, 20 blch with tear OF dis
fowls i. bref syuop.i, Of portion Of the original
contents OF tt -norrow's NEkCI R1. . j,
THE RIVER SECRET VI Inc S-eei aiming '-@4~ - -
MAEKiFb-AI~osr capital love story.
IovlKs or How Tom Tucker CIT ont Nice Young
Man; ~ ident 81 life 4 the icIry boats
CRY PoRrRuTs-Tom Hazard. the Gsmesier.
REcoRDs MoLTAlITYTLe iste Thomas Caruey Senator
Butler. Senator Bell
Go,sr OF rBE WEEK News by the Mas-Ou door Sport.
Literary Reyi,wBTookyu Lrtt-r-ouourb4u CorTesPJnd
cuc,-t .laigia lnte.ls enc,-Ihea.uca. Review
MutrARY AND FIJI DEFAR4NCSr NsWs-Brigade Drills II
the week Of the BId OF Five Commissioner
Various interesting - the hrcueu a1d military Il
N,w-fork and vicinity.
Scuabbe; TIE Surrender q ecu. " alseT A..
The whole forming the choicest y4iiay t ia hcs reatuE
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In .rauoe convenient form, souey illustrated
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THE LIFE OF CHARLOTTE BRoNTE,
Author Of Jane Eyre" Shirley" "Vilette," tc.
By Mas GAsgELL,
Author Of Mary Barton" Ruth" North and South
With sPorrait Mis- View Of Hswoh Church and
PsTsOnaFe and Fac Sinie Of Hand nng OF Miss bFone'
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A NEW TALE by A u E r b A c II
4 IrnOTI,n MADDEN

THE BAREFOOTED MAIDEN.
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,ARNI7M7s AMERICAN MUSEUM

pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID SATURDAY Nay S0The MANAGEMENT announcer rVIS
p,ssgIe THIS AFTERNOON C., S"clo.k a. We. = ~
fNFNING ~ n O'clock third time America an rnt t
n,w elective and ecceDtrc DRAMA OF RbALiI eI,u
FRAUD AND ITS VICTIMS. Mr. Hugs.esi me M DIE
uan Tom TTumper c. W Clarke. Gabriel Pummpor hI'
Hadawsy Edward Scaborne. Nj Levck Marian, Miss Mes
tayer; Mrs. Sesborue Mr.. France.
The Living Serpent Happy Family. SC to be seen IS usual
Admission, - eentsi CEIaIel IGeeg ter, I..:
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nTPOY1s NATIONAL THEATER. -
,s - D.. Orchestra Chairs, 80. Phi
y.-c fo1c- - c5o.e Helsis~ - -,if e 81 EISi:
Doors ...f b.. q. cqrtan WI. !isC a. =,
WILD Knight. Or. THE UNkNO"N ChO ; Al A N. II
knight O. zoe b!aeA - = Ni'bo.
hsLts oi LJNcint Ig....-.- '''-' "
SALMAGUNDL a., n,
Sslrra-l. 81. . Nj Fox Michc'te.....Mlss "A. fi'se
FLYING DUTCHMAN
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sTEPHENs,
Author Of Fashion and Famine and The Old Homesteaa
From The y. Y Express Of May ..
1--WE have only space say farther that the intense interest
Of the story fae from the commencement that the in.
cdents though strange and exciting imProb
be that The book lofty and pure that its char
acter are admirably eonasted grouped that truthful
adi,cosues full Of deep pahos and command the finest
ympsthes Of that the spirited and graphic picture.
Of many stag hunt for ustancare saperorto any
thing remembers and that whole the book Ill sustain
and even elevate author. already high reputation. The
eLanica pax. deserves special communication"
limo, $50 pages. Price IL ..
EDWARD STEPHENS,
No l26 Nassaust, ". Y.
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I AURA KEENE's NEW TiEAIEk' No. o. Oh
! -. ,,r Doors open az o'clock tn,
rT rnsncr = n commcncs a. = dock Dre,' Circle ana
Ii..t.' S,,Ts si~BFNEFlT II Mi.s JULIA GOULD
rms ENEHiNG. YOUNG NE"-IokA,. NJ. R.i,pol5.
~ g. ~ ~ "a Sc.rIe froru TIE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
t. conclude with the beautiful huT.esqat -
VARIETY Or THE PICTURE OALLEhf'
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Amusements.

Amu5cMent5.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
Under Max MaIetzek
viii appear o. above for
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
(a they positively perform Boston Monday, June 3d.
WEDNESDAY, June g. for the complimentary benefit to
Mr.. +. A MARSHALL
and on FRIDAY, June s. for the farewell benefit Of
MAX MARETZEK.
Full particulars will BE- duly announced.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-FOURTEEN
~ COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
To
Mr.. r. A. MARSHALL,
Of the Broadway Theater Wanut Theser and new
Opera House, Phiisdelp hia.
The public respectfully informed that it designed to offer
q testimonial TO Mr.. Marshall az this establishment
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 3, 1857,
he first time in several years that his has been
for the patronage Of the pubDc brilliant array OF
talent will be presented, including
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA,
Max Maretzek consisting Of Gazansa and the entire
troupe performing Philadelphia Comedy, in which
popular will appear; and other brilliant entertainments
Full particulars in future bills and advertisements
The book will be opened the academy OF Music and al
Hall 4 Sons, Monday, at 10 a. III.
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ITO INSURANCE COMPANIES, BUILDERS

L and others-A Carpenter and Builder, who has con-
Quoted business extensively r than - years WISHES
10 engage SURVEYOR Insurance Company for part
Of hs time 10 take the charge OF an extensive
Carpenters business private builder, either in this CITY
where would engage any other capacity for when
biz. experience and general know ledge recommend HIM Un-
references be- furnished Address BUILDER,
Box No ll6 Tribune Office, immediately.
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VIII be issued Monday June l:
NI\SMOPF's RAILROAD AND STEAM

viii be issued Monday. June l.
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From The Spriu shcld MISS Republican
The Standard Guide Book Of this country"
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the ory complete authentic Travellers Guide"
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DEPUBLICATION of the STANDARD FE-
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THE WORKS OF JANE PORTER. Two vols, now
ready THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS and "THADDEUS
or WARSAW" Each piete in volume. 800
TO Miss Porters that he began the system OF his
oroa noyewriug which attained the climax OF its renown
in the hands Of Sir Waiter Aud light praise il i. that
she has thus pioneered the way for the greatest e1b4n 81
the greatest genius Of time She may parody Bishop Hail.
and tell Sir Waiter
hrst decentralization N who list,
And be second Scottish novelist .
Price Der volume in Cloth 81 Sheep Library Style 81 25
Half Calf Gilt 50; Halt Calf Antique, - IA, A.,
Recently published uniform in styles and price win inc
THE WORKS OF ANNE RADCLIFFE Two vols.
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w A l. A ks II + \ 1 + X -
w SATURDAY. May 80.
Benefit q MkS HOhf:
Mis- Centl.ves charming comedy q
THE WONDER
For Tie iGst tine this
MR.. WALLACK
a. Don Felix. Mr. Hocy's sser,
MISS MARY SHAW
VII make hex first sppearau e, ~ New YORK II
EMMY LIND -
Waro. '4@4ss-'''
OFT FOR 4 HOLIDAY
VII c'o.e :le entertainment. l., :
MONDAY-Fir,t time here Of Barn,ts pop1lar comedy Of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
MI WALLACN
vii perform for the fss; time in Amsrea his gina, '
- "a (@rsiu Msgure Nj Lester. NJ. Na.'9t NJ tiors'
Mrs Venom and Mary Cannon and Mrs Alien sso NJ 'le
r,e,c Which vii De produced with - -. s..,.,ev
-, - rrt.rfttl. TAILOR AND DRAWING ROOM scANAkf'
lek op~u three days in advance No extra charge ''
ry.1s SCAT
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Published This Day;
A NEW WORK, after the style of Leechs Pic
. n tu1.s from Punch.
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,tChichcstcT'- Dyspepsia specific does not

"a "tthNStGT7- DNrDtprtd NpttihC Nofr noe
Fhysic, simply cofrccts he acdy Of the stomach which
m Pufgatiye do. Lingering Dyspsptc. you need no
tsoyo bat sonehiue that VII suPpy the deficiency N the
jaoes One or two drops at dose wi, DO ms II IS
zee from gaGen vegetables ~ per bottle by all Drug
q" ". L. HICKS PIgPnetcI No. 1QI Wals..
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Bcinr XIV Sketches O Store. by Chinks.
vol hall Morocc binding ......Lons io....PHce -
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DOUSSEAU's CONFESSIONS COMPLETE
Ia THE CONFESSIONS OF JEAN JACQUES ROUS-
SEAU. Ht~y Translated, without Omissoas or ExpuT-
cations
Pc Fift relates 20 Rou- aus youthful adventures to ;he
tltr.etl year u lie
P...d -e,o-t 1laecs ID. literary and public career
Both Pru-s make large elegant limo volumes sou
separately a. : : tsr - the -et- Nailed free
CALVIN BLANCHARD No. 70 N-ssaGst
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ReIisioue Notices.

Broadway tabernacle Church, at the City Assem-
bis Rooms Nc 4l6 Broadway Services esq sunday al 10
= m. and = ,.
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" iIliamsburRh-Tu AuI.y1ssary Of the Criycrsas
Scay Sthc d. celebrated ~ sppropuat" exercises GA
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jlue S ~ tnc ODEON. com
eng al ~ o'clock 1icket ard Programmes may BE- ob
l,t ID the Ncssrs CARPENTERS stores iu Cad .lI-e
st IT, uud south 7th - az Messrs BENEDICT bbO > m
Gl..t. and % the door Oh th-' evening.
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Central M. l.. Church, gth-av. and i4th-st.-Th'
Rev D BROWN the newly appoiLted Pastor, - expected
90 pr, ach al 10! d. N. and u =. D.
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1857
THE REGATTA Of the NETWORK YACHT

IIlE REGATTA Of the NETWORK YACHT
Il CLUB will come of on THURSDAY, the Ah Of June.
The steamer ERIE for the exclusive Of the Club Will
.he Pier foot Of SprinEst 10 and sccompany The
1ehs Members who have not received their tickets viii had
them t the Office of the Treasurer R. s. HONE esq No Is
Wsl.tt.
Special Meeting for admission Of members will BE- held on
sAIURDAf the SOth inst, at - o'clock AZ No. Puest.
tntnes Of Yachts for the REGATTA olose TUESDAY June
az II o'clock ~ BLOODG0OD. Secretary