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W1ELayn, OR THE TRANSFORMATIONS. BY Charles
Brockd.,, lScnSI,-with memoir OF The author: ,
ARTHUR MEKvYS, OR MEMLIRS OF The YEAR 1850
By Cha-i.s BrocKlsu Brown, PhiiudeiphIa IL. fo'
lock, 1857.
We hail the re publication OF B:owns novels "''n
no small qualification. lie va. this pioneer OF A'ne
rican uuveli.t. q. was West Of American Paintefs'
and the literary merits .! the lormer, as Is not un'
usual ars Nor. fully recognized now that the grave
has long since closed over his mortal Temana' thah
when hs lived and moved among the busy crowd
who were, perhaps, scarcely conscious OF his e1lS
teoce. In the d.luge Of ght literature with which
The world i, n,w Hooded the reading public, we nr'
aware have scarcely time to psy their respects TO t''
p-sseD far ess to revert TO he past Efforts o incl
lsc,; but, inasmuch as sriIl prone to be gov
arm, somewhat by the opinions Of our elder broher
acro., the water In matters Of taste, It may not o'
an;ss 10 cay that tho merits OF Browns hctions ar'
warmly acknowledged by British critics. They ar'
v.rk, of genius, aud the faults which they display
NAV rather bs attributed TO tbs period OF their pro
duc,iop. than to any d-rn.ri. OF their author NJ
one who LAYS claim to knowledge OF American IL:
s,stur.. and here is such thing nova days. shoult
h. IGNORANT of ths works of Charles Brockden Brown
W.. therefore, heartily comm=ud them TO public pa
,,ou,ge and add our sincere thanks 10 the publshe
e., ,b- v.ry handsome and attractive manner in whic
hs bs, brought them out They are tor sale at Mr
Woodhouse's Bookstore.
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EDnNI ASIIINE10N


w.sHrSoTvs, Maroh 3l.-The President dismissed
his many visitors this morning until TO morrow, eta
tny thar the cabinet met at HI hour earlier than usua
on several highly important sui jects.
Mr.. Cass had sufficiently recovered to attend the
cabinet meeting this morning.
The Instructions to Governor Walker are full, clear
and expici, and in them quoted The exact words
of Mr. Buchanan's inaugural, namely:
ut is the ipdlrpensaole duty of government 10 Sc
cure to every resident inhabtant ihs free ana inoe
pendent expression Of his opinion BY his vote. ..
Iu This the cabinet cordially concur Ihey; an'
.ss. beliey. that ther. s uohny to prevent such b
re.ul, in the adoption Of State constitution a1 lhs
Legislative assembly a. their last session repssi,a a
portion OF The election Law which requMMsa M S,ia'
isnp.d voter 10 lake an oath to support ihe lug,Ve
.IsSslsw. Gsntl.men who have made personal 10
oary reia,iy. to this subject have t,en assured thai
tho admin,,ra'ion through Gov "nkgr; s th I en- En-
;n" .nly impressed with the Importance Of the re-.
s,lf
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HoLLINs INsT!TUTE,

sCMMER TERM
THas.L COOKE, superimendea.
~ - Chepldn
Wm II rlea,an;s, Mathematics and Natural Science.
Jno N. Shepherd Latin Language and Moral science.
Jno. F Binsc-. French Language and Music,
Chss. l.. Cooke, English Language
J. A.. L Winkler. Masic.
b. Seyfert Music
Miss Jursy. Assistant
Niles V. WiiiIar:s Assistant
Mrs s. v. Cooke, Mt,rou.
Janss Cooke, Boarding Department
On or after the 18th day Of Ap!!, at which time tho
new building Will be opened nry additional pupils may
:rlted !or the remainder ri The session. The close
session ard Ghe annual vii! occur
on III. 81 o' september.
Board and Tuition, Collegiate dersrtuen) go So
Do. (PrePara.Yry depa!imenD s7s ".
Mule $50.
Painting from S. 10 sl7 so.
Payment, 10 &c made hall in advance and hnlf a. the
clOsc OF the session.
Pupils who by rail read will sop o: BonIaeks
Salem
Address ne Superintendent a, Bo;etourt Springs
Me- -
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FURTHER FROM CHINA-PRoGREsS OF
THE WAR

A letter dated Canton, Jan. l3, speaking Of the
burning Of that city by the British, Gays:
The extent which has been destroyed lie a line Of
perhaps two mile. along the north bank OF the river,
and penetrating inwards from 20O TO 4OO yards A
considerable par, of the o'y has also been burned by
the firing from The fort, which is held by US. The
fire lasted about twenty four hours. Tue admralhas
written for about 5000 from India, we slso ex-
pect 800 from Singapore. We have not yot heard
gha, effect these proceedings have had on the Chi
ne.e sarrson tho extraordinary thing is, that what
we do here doss not in the least s.ct the other ports
Of China with which wn trade. All accounts show
that they are quite indifferent this place. and rather
glad than otherwise that the Contopese whom they
hate, are getting touched up.
Another letter. dated Hong Kong, Jan. IL, speaking
Of an appretsnded attack there By the natives on all
foreigners, says:
Fifty men of the French crews have taken up a
position in the east part Of the town. and every ar-
raugemeut ha, been settled for landing, 1T tho hr'
signal, all the landing companies aud tour h1Id how
tiers. |: would appear that ibis attitude taken oy
the French 10 to be- ascribed to the insruoton. re-
ceived by the LAST mail. france aud Engand had
concerted We arc assured before even they knew OF
the recent event. at Canton to obtain from ibe Chi
ness government The revision vi their treaties, Which
expire forthwith.
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EDGE HILL SCUOO.

EDGE HILL SCHOOL.
'QNEE second session OF this school will commence cr
,h LIST October next and terminate the Sst July
following. The session 10 divided into terms OF TC
months ruch The subjects taught ancient and mo
tern anguage., ard mathematics The charge, for every
thing except zLs 70 S25 per tcrru p.paoc IN advance
Persous desiring may obtain detailed c..aogue by
addressing the Principal Guiney's Y. O.. Caroline co
Va. sAM L SCHOOLER, N. D.
REFERENCES.
F. w. Coleman, Senate of Virginia; Prots Harrison
Davis, Csbel, Minor, and McGuEey. University O: Va.
Prots Venable and Brown University OF Georgia. Ran
doph Tucker, Esq, Winchester; R. b. Heath, Esq, apG
R. r Coleman, NJ D., Richmond; Jane, C. southnll, Esq
Charlottesville; H. NJ Robinson. ESQ., y. Orleans.
July l3-cwf SAM'L SCHOOLPn
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GREAT EQUESTRIAN MATCH.

ALBANY, March 3O.-TwO sporting mei OF q Z
city, Taylor and Daiion, started horse from ;Eu
Exchange this morning at O'Clock, for a one bt =.
dred mile race, without rest feed Tie be,t n,s
a. 5U0 side. Whitestown. Oneida county, wes u:
termination of the race. The horses parr=d Fond ;,
forty three mile. Of TN. distance, at 9l5 A. III l',
{ hour. Is minutes -Daton's horse .gh.ly a!e'd -
They arrived at Little Falls ut II minutes pas. J..
the Dalton horse litts ahead, but in baG oo!ii'"
Taylors horse arrived at Wh!.estoan 2. 81 i. !.
making the hundred miles in twelve hyrrs md 8
half, and winning the race. Datsp's horsu was .
quarter of mile behind.
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FlpTY DOl,LAVs REWARD.

PaS AVA! .!o:a ae rrb,criner. or the 2lst OF FEB:
u :-.'' az, a.s:o boy S!MaO nl!ns' HENRY. SAID
~ 5:a: ::n.-ii9 Eoou; = yen.- Of sge, 'hous';
pail t' u, i.e, Ia. scar ore. hi. eft eye; speaks
PEE ':ta y isl az 10 ooy Of Remarkably good
E's '2t 5'"- 70 f2-Dt w.I!y 10 rsss h::ose at as
7oy sct rgsk- rs vAJ - sorc free STATE. lie VAS
--e w. .ui -. Irave.ed a great cecl ha BODY
fSss: ac:tG.-ncd n w,saia:ton City cme time
q s::y dc ,ore vii! ne pa:d oy t5s sub.
9'' s1eu u the S:ste Q. ,won.y five dcl!nrs Il
len &c STAT, abd delivered 10 .t rny residence IL
NE Co:av. North Carolina or cocdcrd IL ary jail 80
!! 30: s:s n--,E utZEKlAE THOMPSON.
$sarcr S-rarys
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE sEMIHARt.

made.
In the ordinary Peu,sle schools Of the country where
one teacher employed, IL is Impossible, lot ~'ns w
time tor the teacher TO devote that constant
tsnon that Is needed In such schoos the MUS pup.
music necessarily sent TO the piro TO ieNn anu
lice her music without pssistsnc9 should tnere o o
ten schoars and hall hour Gully devoted p! eu.. ~
music, tue teacher being prctcn' hvo hour: o. ne
crs limo will be atnel and bu hio eit i"l ,ue ~
s,ruct,Sn Ia othc. sudias To this may be acco many
Of the complu!nts Of Female Sehoos ,,
nc great OBJECT OF my Scsooisto secure Te ,n,
peraom! attention Of sacncrs 10 every Department
For this purpose tesche:s are cinfloyed oneto
tend 10 tho ordinary English Brnnchs' iuciroius fmH
mates ana the Sc!enct ana the oaer 70 Mue'r
sni OTne'nenia! Branches: Nss T. sSoli WI nsa'I
have caarse Of TIE d..t Department ~ her nfcty .ho
her uusbiity OF character, she secures tee love OF s
her pupils; aud from my own eSamnadons KNOW 1nes
those under her instruction progress WIFE extraordinary
:Apid!ty And proficiency. .
In the other Department embracing Muse, trcnch ana
the Ornamental Brarchee Miss IRENE hS~uFp 10 cpger
ed. ludy educated with great care. ~ teacher,
she has given III. satisfaction 10 her employer suo
patrons. AL tia; hear OF her is exceedingly conFn
renary Observe th6t IN iiusic le Young Ladies iskc
their lessons :vaably IL the prcsancc OF tae nsucIol
and tncn retire 70 .uuher pisno 20 practice.
Frequently examine its Young !s.!es, especially on
suca branches Hs a:c generally - 'sHi'o stIo0 Fe,y
;n.per:cctly ssrncd Wasn tEs i: - take Place Is no.
aener rlIy knoxa by Them Thc consequcaeen tns iney
are a!wuys prepared.
In closing iee II dc 10 the Young Ladies who have
attended this School 10 express my SrGioial uppIscihop
of their uni:c!m kiadacG. each uiae hld W every
member OF my family. Their ex:Go;c!@s:y teceTu:a
their handsome Uc.cfvHnce OF tEcee socR! Popene'
which contribute much 10 the ornseIi o! female 10
cety ,hci. dixent application TO hei: dues, and the
proficiency, ner!l moro than Ordinary praise.
When notified wha; day Student, WI reach Black
and Whites by the OF the Souths:de Rs;Iosd,
suitable conveyance will be provided
ER-Erery article Of clothing should be marked
tE@My address Is mcfarland Lunenbu.g. Vs
ttc lT-ctf J0ES ORGAN. il.
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foreigners, says
cHEYALIEn uuLsEMAN.

Washington despatch says.
"Chevslier Hus-Dan has again got himself into
sousbbl. with tho government, aud Gen. Cass has
oeen obliged TO write him to day long letter upon
international law and the privileges of Minister. IL
.,srns that the Chevaer had SONS dispute with the
master Of q negro woman :hat he had hired ns ser
want, aud rhe master lneeug her in tn. street told
her 10 20 hone 10 fs house. The woman d:d 40, and
the worthy Chevaer has invoked the inerp"sl,lnI
of ths State Department 10 defend his rights Min
lister Psn,poentary OF Austria against interference
with VI. servants General Cass' letter ia said to b.
An rxq lsitc brochure. he has Very l,s sympathy
for dirty work Of any kind and less for that OF Aus
tri8.
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THE NOMINATION. FOR Delegate

II. Peronneau Brown, E-q, wa. uGnoii;:Olsiy ro.
minated at the meeting Of tie Democracy Moni-y
night as tn. Democratic candidare 10 represer. Pc
tersburg in the next House Of Delegates 90"
Mr. Brown possesses In an eminent ,deg5es The
qualifications for u representative Well educated
And studou., with an admirably balanced mind win
nigh, strong and distinctive marks oi chsrsg'er, Ec
untes cooIness pTude..co und un amount o good,
hard common sense rgT-ly ~ b. met with in rngD
Of his years He is Democrat 'ntns ct IN cate. W }
congratulate the Democracy on 10 Candidate. The
nomination VA, no, ony ono lit 10 be made" u,
perhaps the very bss; Thioh, unsr all hs circuIl
stances, could have been 1aate.-l SouA S,dc Demo.
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NEW YORK. APRIL l.-tiour IL heavy Sts'o
brands hav- drcn-d ID cents; sales Of state b'oLGs
Al IS 50r5 70; SutheTn has declined FIVE etc.. rae.
ri O5.6 IS. Wheat is steady sales uniInp"ram: =
Com :. unsettled Stocks are lower and du!!-Frg!-
nls'sel3,
NEW YORK, March 3l-P. M.-Co:on Is buoY
ant q, an advacce of t., Of e cent-ssle. Of 90
bales; Orleans mddling IL. cent; Cplants middnE,
l4i c,e. Flour s inu-r aan pressrf---a'-- !
II 200 bb.; Srn'-. S. G1 g y; Or" s. %, s. %;
inufh-rn, 81 1886 ~ Wneat is unsrii!,d-r"ss /
y O0D buzz els --corre"i qunraio, ARE 'rnl"c;'f"r'
hut all qua'iiis have slightly d-c ned Corn Is '':.
sales "f % QUO busIrle; S uihrrn mixed ~ 'is
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a OFFER Tor sale ny Farm, upon which formerly re
sided lying immediately S~Ir Creek. in sne coun
" OF Chesterfield about four miles aoovs The Co.t House
aud twelve miles from Richmond.
The ;rac contains 25i acres cnehilG OF which IS IL
original cyoHth ;Le Olhe- twohirde is opcG Grd N y
COCA st,;e cultivation and we'll uduplea - The siawE
oi wheat, corn und ;o3acco.
The improvements OF good dwelling end all ne
cessary cut and farm houses.
Too tarm is we'll ws,ered, and considered remarkably
healthy.
Any one Wishing 70 purchase cal! on me, or J.
So7 ls-c,i P H. GILL
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HrHANaT .IAIL.

kXAs cc-!;,ed 20 tie ;n:l of Cu.o'iue county. Va,
Nv oa,,- 7,s o F.b.ls:y !ss, negro man, calling
-'i -aSny .sy: :a.: 40 j. the property .; Wiii'sH
fei9s; ~ Charleston. Scy:h Carolina. Said negro is
r. Sc :uc- aga IS or.sht nr!u:,o, nbout thirty
y. Sc o7g :.r::h hsir, when coinbed out He is
Pn,. es-p,n:.: Wrsn cYn.mi,,ed, hs had on dark
fsy css.laet to. and coa..e drab eolored pants DC
(y';sl' as w.s so! June last, By Robert c. stanafo
I,e Q! R.c5::esa rs.
THOMAS L. JONES, Ja!lor
Mare. 2'.-cssv 10; CaralIrs county. Va.
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m T.ir GOY aNNIN oF :in"1'f"'

r,sacy ~. o:c.sEca n go s'ns.' .g.
w :s2a esoos 81 @Htsss al iss s5as,s. xt:5'
r.o ssa.:,f ron ,4e o.i.,t c2.posJ sJ wyanin,, do
Il s-olc:.os K,a.waa Pg;%.a & s,4 81 s d c5ao:ies
he's ,. 'as ss S?so' ..o;is ~ oa The
70 c,a.s elections n Sr nes in HEX :spas;ve counties
s,a sss.:or 10 III ,as voean.y md uasr
r,.. G.sH lt. ~ - C54,nl,n1 e4l,l Of Virgins .hi
|9.a day OF M-s;'. {" ~ HENRY A WISE.
IC. = -onxesih ih
sy ae ;;r ", Mrs.oso, Sec. CO arnosweu!;a
ride
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ONE STEP LOwEK.-Aondny, the New York
adopted resolutions providing for an amendment o
the CONSTITUTION by abo-hing the property qualifca
,ion in regard 10 coored voters. The proposition
no. only .bo:shes the property qualification but ast
the three years residence required thus placing ths
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NEW MUSIC.

We have to thank Mr.. John O'Nei, Bookseller
and Music dealer on Broad street, for "Our National
Flag" composed by j. NJ. Deems and supg by Miss
Emma Stanley, whose versatile dramatic powers are
now exciting grea, interest in our city.
We have aso received from II. McCafey, Balti'
more, the Natural Bridge Sctottiseh" by seiberl
On The border Of s,re.mlet." r songi Church
Hilr' Walls and the "Peabody Polka"
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VALUABLE TANNERY F0N sALE. LLAst.

VALUABLE TANNERY FOR SALE, LAS,
OR REM AND LARGE QUANTITY ~ hhhk tnH
On THE TANNING Rus NESS And SlCtk Or
RAW MATERIALS On HAND
rs consequences Of The rec L; death OF Mr = MnF 9
IN. rb,, Taanery i, for ssr. haze o. Tent, md :
-, - IA VII raw II r!nl, So. src iuI ss,e ! &c
T.uery IL sdriraOy loc.;ed "hd hNs "racG.d 10 \
lr.e steam ensiae "Ha the necessary m.Gsnsry 'r
80 - .s.o,.d ba,E and pa,cr! .. hide. III lGi II.
~, ,oy~her win morse cnrs Hnd c"s hipg sfpcrs;S.
il 70 hs tauu.rs business 10 pcr.o. VITA saissi'n'
80. ,s he Kirhnpni :ni se nf.oI! mole hides lnsn
@ he rsnuar,u.cd 3. ti. esnbi.hGnent; there is
seady and growing demand for ali he leather hn;
tanned. 49,.
uua rsut $500 The personu properly will bc so!T i tho
vslus,iou OF two competent judges Early appcailons
arc spici-sd. hpply,o GOODIN L AFrEHSON.
March 22-9tW2W.
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NEW GRANADA AND TIE UNITED STATES

NEW ShANACA AMI AIE INIlED , La | rs
New YoRK, April 1.-The New York Herald hGa
special dispatch. which says thar Com;nissiorel
Morse aud Mr. Bowline, have entirely failed ia cir
mission TO :he New Granad. Government for rrpsrs.
ion for the Panama nassacre.
The New York Ttmes If to-day has strong article
in relation TO Kansas affairs, regrettng that thS
State settlers lave resolved 10 take no per' IN nc
elect on. 1t canuot perceive what they possibly
gap by such step. il they mediate revoiuiicC
Dy forcbe resistance 10 al territorial authority, aud
that of the Topeka Constitution, and the men who
hold office under it, then their proceedings Are nt
least nelligible; but all such Intentions ere dia.
claimed. The only effect, therefore, Of refusing to
vote will be to throw away thr lsaDrr either of
influencing the resul., Of challenging ;h. a.lca
Of the trial. but ii they nave declined having sly
thing to do With the election they iose all right 10 be
heard in the matter ST ali, ana voluntarily piace ;bs
whole game IN the hands Of their opponents.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY,

WAsHrsoroS, April l.-Ar. Appleton has beer
appointed Assistant Secretary of Stale.
It is rumored that VIM. "A. lisrra, formerly rc2.
ressnia,iV" in Congress from Vrgms, will be editor
Of the Union.
Salupsvu harris, member Of Congress from G.
bsma, died !I:is afternoon.
John n. Whitfield has been appointed register,
aud Daniel Woodson receiver, for th- Delaware ioIu
district in Kansas; and Charles L. Max cheG OF IL.
dian affairs dd INFORM.
The !.w for the election in Kansns provides ha.
all free white male citizens of the Cnife State. r--'
ding IN the Territory cn the ist O.: April shs be
titled to vote for uembers Of the Conslilai,oDn CJ
! ven,on, without any regard whatever 10 any t,sL
osths. Gov. Welker repeats hs VpiIioU, ;hsi Aaa.
sss will DO q free Stnte.
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,;5YEsN1I OE viRaiNIA,

xxvagas 10. e'Sa seuaesnS b. ~ 70
wv .ae A9a1;aS ay .as:sl .s .: as coanoawssl'h 10
,a'on As :ss ;h oay ., May uex and ms same 'e
zoe 4s tssIs;.ns ;:t.ens Of sseh >: The
r''ny 70 a%, S ,5c Corr Is hereby ro'
esa:' soi cues =, o.aa Attorney General TO DO
i :. :s.,s ..s j. thursday in Msg next, at the plsss'
p.ser'e: - s ,,,a .. Goverror 'ud under the seal
Grsa unIss ny si 3, Richmond this a day
IL. : o. Marca. IsS' a." - Wv HENRY 4 WISE.
ao,~ssl:a. c.,,c W MuSYoso sse-s,ury OF
| pS tce tiorcrno-; "E9"'- Mnrcb 2i-ctdr
L.. r ,,,r1rws-iG.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

YALUABLE PROPERTY ~ NELS0H SUGT crT
Tf FOR sALE-IMPOkTANT TO TIMBER oHA
TIERS.
XXyE are authorised to sell tract OF lana 10 Neson
w county, containing about 900 ac!es ot "ncn a"ou'
$50 acres are cleared; remainder Tor the most part u
usually heavily t,ubered, with OAK, h'ckery. poplar
chestnut, DC. ~ u
This land is situated about eish, miles from New Mar
ket on the James River Canal and the EXTENSION o. tnc
Orange and Alexandra railroad 10 lynehhurg (nGw ~
rspid progress Of corsiructioD passes immediately
through il deyo confidently believed VIII be es
tabi,hci upon his land The cleared lane u productive
and in fair state OF improvement, sad, with tac modern
appliances of agriculture is susceptible OF the ior
,,y Il occupies beautiful valley and is a. level as tho
lands abou, tide water ~
The tiubered land hardly be surpassed In Piedmont
virciuis To persons engaged IN geps bnrrc!stu' III,
land holds ou: great inducements With he proper ma
ch:ncry il capuble yielding fully three millions per
hap. four millions, OF pieces OF starcs and heading
Tae construction OF the rail: Dad will occasion large
demand win market the spot, tor various hnds o
lumber ties depot ard bridge tmbcrs, sc aud nj
ter liz completion there will be cOnsan: mako; tot h'
laps aud refuse In the shape oi uel
The land Ia s!tusted about mid way between LvIchbuT
ana Charlottesville, say hours ridu by f"t!oai Il
ether place about ve TO Aiexandria und The San
TO Rlch.ncnd Terms accommodating.
Apuiy 20 GODDiN &APPERSoN
Richmond, or TO
WILLIAM GORDON.
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THINCY DOLLAxs REWARD

DAy a@ag .,na.in: ta.i1: 'h1 pas: yesr' MesrT,
Ehm!,T i,:, ts;'i Of surrv county, Va ltis suppos
:a.: 70 .1s:sab4re IA me v!c.a.y Of HauP.on. Va
k.h. D.shsr 5y profession and has wife, under,
ksst o. ,se !-. OF Hr Psrke! West, near the town o.
s-s..a n:ck i. As o. 50 yesrs old very black, and
e.. iss: 20 :7eaes high ! will give tho above re
S..d eocsaei IL asy i,.o that get h!.n
ALEX FalSON, Admr.,
y,-r.-,A. p,;,rsbur, y O. Surry, Va
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

SssONOED, aoou. tie drss OF the present year,
ARCHER, b.isls, muiano, abou. go years OF sse,
Eted !.S. aat .uor. .awcd. He may be ABOUT Rich.
Pa sss's ae onS. !~ed. or In The aeishborbood Of
n Chesterfield county, wEe.o his uaothcr
He pV, in any jail in the State Of Virginia. 90
c.; 1's.ss:!ou OF hiln.
ati:sss JOHN SPEARS.
Guardian for Misses Pa.tcsop.
~ hSc"'f Macon > o. Powhatan county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03
FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOE

IIAvIHG removed to Richmond, offer for sale, my
III Farm lying In the county Of Charles City. 10 2.
Richmond and containing $40 acres about bali clear
ed producing we'll and rapidly improving under tho use
of lime clover, plaster &c. There good Dwelling ano
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could be very conve.
nien.y divided intorwo containing oO and tho other
2Io scrss Person, wishing purchase Farm In the
most productive and rapidly improving portion oil Virginia.
would do we'll examine thi. property as am dsposed
TO sell on Ebera and Accommodating terms.
The over,ser OF my brother living adjoining, will show
Adde'S, DIR. .. A. CRESSHAW,
limo a--ctf Boz No. 3T4, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03
Tt, kE THOUSAND Fik e kC sUikEU ACi,ES :


THNEE TuUUSANU FIN z ffC NUnED ACitES
OF LAND FOR RENT
HAVE for rent $40 acre. of land situated on Staun.
ton liver uuiisx county. Va, net "a. uuovc where
tho RI:hmond and Danville Railroad tho river.
which give. the best facilities possible 20 The nerSe Of
Ricbroopd Baltimore aud E,w York helgrc equ 70
lh.ve built mos; and convenient brick dwell
Dgs small farmers upon Inc sna rna into
uPc:. .-,u.. fro,, y, ,,,,.;,
borhood STATE wishing 10 Iea sooa ahu no oe,.r o
Recommended .r character and capacity
M7 po,t Office /, Wbise.vllo, HALIFAX county, va
wJpS ~ - ,9WeIm CuAs A. CLARK.
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