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nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

having been received by the Exeu'
.,s ,hs, murder ha. been committed 10 the county
,,,,sr,rspn. e by JAMES NICHOLS. ON the 81 inst.
BE- has aed from justice and is now gong sdrS a. Se
~ nnv per.on who shall arrest the said james
E deliver him into the Jail Of said county, and
.'Sorsorerrequirs all officers of thi, Comm0nwea.h.
and military and request the people gener. 70 w..
y. 80, y. ,ss, he may be brought TO justice.
stao' ny hand as Governor and under the Lsss
, 'iseI seal of the Commonwealth at Richmond. this
- - i:,h day Of November, 1851. ,,,,su
:, y, Governor GxoiaE w. MUsrosD, Secretary OF
~ Seaols i. spare strsighr, small young man
seoal ave "a, exception of small beard his chin
rs hair sharp nose, dark eyes, and about 10
nt .ye. No' wv"
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ny T1I I;OvERNOK OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

wing Tssn sys oy nS oIes oon
- bv The Circuit Court of the County of Wayne to
ip The Peaentisry. for the crime OF Kid
two free negroes effected his escape therefom
Nth, Of tue 18th instant, and 10 now going at
o. ~. do hereby offer a reward Of ono hundred
~ sy dollars 10 any psrson who shall arrest the said
S.redh Workman aud deliver him into the Penisen.iary
!, :h. State; and do moreover require all omee,, y,
generally TO their best exernons to procure the
~, ., The said couvc,, that he may be brought to
'.sice nd ,,aor tho T. a.s
'''A Sa,I Of tbe Commonwealth. OF Richmond this
N'' - HENRY A. WISE.
s,,be Governor GEoaox w. MUSFonD Secretary OF the
Commonwealth.
gsreai.h Workman |. i've feet eleven and half nehcs
si,b. (,nes,ursd without shoeso dark hair and blue
w.. Nothing remarkable about his features.
- -.2.p
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25-Hannsb More's Female
Academy of the Episcopal Church at Reotortown
Baltimore. wss destroyed by FIRE last night. All the
inmates escaped.
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PRNITRNTIARY OF VIRGINIA.

PRNITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.
aSUFACTURED at this Institution, and sold there
En- and al the Agents Store No. %, Pearl street, the
a'ownng articles at reduced prices to wit:
Boots. Shoes and Brogues
Women, Children and ssrvants' Shoes
wagon and Cart Harness of every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Csrts
Drsys and Wheelbarrows
W.rdrobes, Safes, &c.
striped aud Plnid Ccttons
n-rseys and Lnseys. for plantation hands
nesay Made Clothing for servants
os OF the above articles hand and for sale or win
maoe or repaired or other job work done to order on
So notice Tor cash. or " punctua customers only on
from tho country. with satisfactory references
IIp' attended 70. Address r. N. ElMMO
sey 9-eu Agent and storekeeper Va Penitentsry.
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NnN-ARRIyAL OE THE SARATOGA.

NORFOLK, Nov. 25.-The report that the U. S.
soop Of war Saratoga had arrived in Hampton Roads,
turns out 10 be incorrect. The Saratoga s eta.
toned near Aspnw all. and it is not expected that che
will leave that station before the expiration Of seve
raj months, at least.
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,IEAOOW FARM FOR SALE,


OFFER at Private Sale my Parm lying in the county
Il OF Prince William adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria to Warrenton and two and hall miles from
Gainesville depot the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
i've iiss distant from Alexandria which place can be
reached In twS hours on the cars,
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Fortyone and
Half Acres-about four hundred of which In Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all of them we'll wa.eIed by lasting Springs
Broad Run-a large and failing mountain stream
passes through the from West East bordering
on which is beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres,
now well taken In Timothy and blue grass and not only
valuable Meadow but highly useful for grazing pur-
poses Tho uplands rolling and susceptible OF any
degree of improvement.
The improvements are large and commedIous Dwell.
Ing with seven spacious rooms four above and three be-
low stairs, and the necessary out houses Surround
ing the yard largo and aour,hng orchars Of Apples
rietes and many of them full bearing Country Stores
arc numerous and convenient The ncighborhood
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords the
best society
those wishing to purchase hne country residence,
win do well 70 call and examine this estate.
For further information, address Judge D. Collins Lee,
Baltimore, Nd, or the Subscriber.
Buckland Pr William CO., Va, April l4-ctf
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ELECTION OF SENATOR FROM ALABAMA.
The two branches Of the Legislature OF A'abaa.
met in convention On Saturday as GId on the fret
ballot elected Hon. c. G.. Clay, Jr, the present able
Senator TO the Senate 0. tie United States for Elk
vsar, from the 4th Of Maros. 1885, when bis preseat
toyr, NJ office expires.
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LANES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.


TIME subscriber offers at private sale that beautiful
IL Farm In Goochlsnd county, called ORAPAkEs, y-
Ing on James River Licking Hole Creek and the James
River and Kanawha Canal, four mes above the Court
House. and thrtyf miles from Richmond. The situs.
on is among the moss beautiful on tho rivor command.
ing view Of the whole arabic surface, fne view OF the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the river. The estate In high state Of improve
ment and remarkably healthy one 1t adjons the es'
...os of Thomas Desne. w. B. We.ser. and X Skip,
with and contains 93s acres of which lii 2 acres are
drst low grounds acres Of second low grounds 272
acres of arabic high land and 800 acres Of wood
Tho improvements consist of franc dwelling with eight
rooms. good Kitchen outhouses quarter, otsrseer
house. built In the last i've years. with brick
and underpinning. and . new brick barn, 6ox3o, wlh
shed running tho whole length sixteen ieet VIDE new
thrsshing machine, leo house, and oil necessary
stables, 30.
would do well visit this before purchasing elsewhere a.
l will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation ID making to seed 200 scres In
wheat this fall 100 of It In faow and the oorn6eld has
been sowed In pass.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing /" 1t
esnds. and most of the negroes:
NY manager Mr. Sanders will show the estate 10 any
one Wishing to purchase.
My address IL sublets P. O., Powhatan county
Oct l5-ctf NILES C. SELDEN
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NoR SALE, my farm of three hundred and eleven
Il acres in Albemare county. adjoining the lands
]. O. Massey, sneed and others, six miles from
Charlottesville two and half from Shadwell Depot
and two from the Rivanna Improvement. One hundred
state oil Improvement Onet third of this s good bottom
land dwelling and all necessary out buildings are
the place. aud well of first rate water in the yard.
TERMS liberal; or, If desired, an exchange fer Rich
mond property will be made.
Address Richmond call my Office, corner Of
Franklin and Governor streets
Oct l6-otf 8. A. HART
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2.-The steamer Tennessee,
from Vera Cruz. brings later Mexican dates. Mex.
co is in distracted condition. The country ia cup
posed to be on this eve OF another revolution, having
for its object the restoration Of Santa Anna.
The Tennessee brings % political exi!es, including
az President Salds.
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REMEMBER THE FACT

silver medal at the last exhibition Of the Mech,nics
shtute for the superiority Of his AMBRoTYPEs over
sun pictures exhibition: but still hlshe, reward
Il. 10 receiving from daily increase of his business,
sch proves that his efforts establish frat class slle
. has met with the appreciation of generous ubhc.
aerespecuy announces that In order to meot tho
lands bis business has his force Having
Ev 10 his employ superior Artist ho 10 preparedto
ssh PHOTOGRAPHS, from small to life size, colored
sol, water pastele, which be warrant. for accuracy
sansry. The public respectfully invited to call sad
s.nine specimens
GALLERY, coiinthian Hail. between 9th and l0th Main
eest Richmond. P. E. GIBBS, Proprietor.
r: 3. These Photographs be enlarged from small
Inaanrss Daguerreotypes or Ambrotypcs, to life d.e
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JEWELRY AND GUNS

JEWELRY AND GUNS.
uNHE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
Il bis friends and the public, to examination of his
stock Of Watches Clocks Jswsry. Guns Rifles Pistols,
Military Goods Musical Instrunents Plated Ware, Walk.
Ing Caaes Fishing Tackle, Cutlery Sporting and Fancy
Goods of s kinds which h the largest stock to be found
in the State all Of which will bs 'old at and below cost
in order TO make for large stock Of his own i'm.
portahon which will be received in September Call at
the sign OF the Rifle. G. LEONARD,
Old street. Petersburg.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LOUISA LAND FOR sALE

LOUISA LAND EOh BALE
pvNHE subscriber wishes sell the Tract OF Lanu On
u which he resides, containing between four and hve
hundred acres about hundred and seventy acres
in original growth. The said land lies tour NUE. ,
north Of Louisa Courthouse, adjoining the anas Oh
liam Q. Thompson John Num-, Jonsthsn L Cowneia
and oshers in the fork of the north and south PRONG
Gold Mine Creek the south fork turning In curve ou
tho southern edge Of the land, about ball aIoanu ~ 81
forang large quantity OF plant bed ana meaaoM iau'
Tho Improvements are mo:ty new ana r.a O ooU
tains twelve rooms besdcs the garrett ou! roo ~ ne
basement the walls of which built OF gran.e stone
obtained from the land which 10 evidence Of i qusy
two rooms with are places, ana two ,,. sss
houses The said land l. we'll watered having several
never failing streams running through and around It and
several never fsiiiug sprnss 10 convenient to two
Depots the Virginia Central hafoao ne isftne NOT
for therc arc four five meeting houses OF different
Denominations within four ave miles circumference
The land il of granite SOIL and lies southern expo
sure There Of land the tract that has
locality in point of health society, convenience &C.
would make excellent retreat for any person from the
cities lower counties Any wishing to purchase
can confer with the subscriber the premises or with
George W. Atkinson his 's'o' in 1hsEs B. Porter
Ny addross 10 Louisa Courthouse. Va. Oct la-clm
: JAMES RIVER LAND FOK SALE.
uNHE subscriber Offers for sale his Tract OF Land call
Il cd SNOWDER, lying on James River, In the county
OF Goochland, thirty miles above Richmond. This tract
contains four hundred and seventy of which there
IL of the best quality Of James River low
grounds The high land 10 very hne, and capable OF
the highest Improvement There 10 Dwelling House on
this place. good Barn and the usual Out Houses found
Farm.
Dr. George w. Harris and John Thompson Esqs. living
near will s6ew the property to any one wishing to view
Sept 5"cwtf sAML D. LEAKE.
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The POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
d r r n ~ n vi. v N

WEsr PENN SauAlR. PHILADELPHIA.
NCoRPORATED by the Legislature, 1855 on the plan
= OF the industrial Colleges of Paris and Berlin.
Inc winter session Of the fifth colleeate year win COM
enee On Monday November 9th 1857, and continue fsur
10 addinon 70 thorough In Nathe.
CH Enslneertng, Architecture and Drawing full
seeS OF Lectures oy members of the Faculty are given,
w dsoSgy Eosr.loEy and Mining Engineering, BY Prof.
Prof. A. L. Kennedy, n. D.
by Prof NJ, T. Tuthill, A.. NJ
Ample facilities are provided for Field and laboratory
Prseee and students may pursue full or partial
Fee for full course, $50
For further Information, apply to
Dh A. L KENNEDY,
Nov 2-ca President Faculty, Philadslphia
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pEMOCRATTC NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
NSHE proprietor OF DENocRArIc PnEss, IN the ,n'e
nor of Virginia offers his establishment for sale
Tue Paper is located in Democratic Community and has
ri,hin il all the clements of 1t has maintained
,ressoable degree OF popular favor at all times nnI ~
20 h,nds Of active man. one or two praetcai Pl
70 Of energy and enterprise cannot fail " epare noe
ri return for the labor bestowed upon It. ~ sup
Led with all the necessary hx:ures TO co'ouet mo ou
sss prsperly -
|, will be sold on liberal and accommodating terms In
-re Of the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer
OcI9-n
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IRnM Sr nDMINGO.

New York, Nov. "a Later ndvces from st. Do
miDgo state that the psrtizan Of Baz We're siill hold
ing Samana. and were we'll provsioned and prepared
for long siege. An additional force was about 10 bs
despatched against tkem.
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CLOSING OF NAVIGATION ON THE LAKES.
DETROIT. Nov. 2i-Tne Straits of Mackinnc arp
closed with ice, and navigation is abou. c,osihe
The schooner Seaman is supposed to have been los.
in the recent storm Lake Superior With all on board
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,, GEORGE I, HERRINGS.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE

II rrn, NO 70. MAIN SThkEr
1 always ON hand full stock of Groceries to
ai ~nch he invites his customers and the public gone
odr. " pays strict attention the sale of country
nS sha now prepared 10 furnish grain bags TO his
"no wish TO send their grain TO him to sell
lu,.. GEO. l. HERRING,
No. Sc, Main 81.
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RUSSIA AND CHINA.

ASt. Petersburgh letter has the following: 'some
lime since drew your attention to the approaches o
Russia on China. 1t is we'll known plan exists
said TO have been approved Of by the late Emperor
sslf of any portion of the Celestial Empire. A Rus
sian squadron ia now on it's way to the Chinese wa
terra, and Russia 10 the only power which has any
weight at Pekiu. Meantime Russis keeps on silent
y aud steadily moving ohesd, thrastas ; Inc weSge
rome. The German Wnnderer assures US that four
Moneol tribes, who have been hitherto subjects o
China Recognized the sovereignty of Russia. which
has granted them an exemption from taxation foi
several years. 10 order to prevent the dlspleaaurt
eslab.bing line Of fortresses along the Chinese
frontier. Colonies are also being founded under
yery advantageous conditions, and the tribes sre
being converted into welorganised frontier mill.
tia. The establishment Of two new towns in Siberia
il also said fu he n contemplation
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ting with them in course calculated to proong agi.
taiion. We repeat our earnest hope that when they
see that the true Issue is between the Topeka and the
Lecompton organizations they will no longer be found
cooperating with the Black Republicans"
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD co.

HICHhOFDI OCt J
FHHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Viz
Il gnia Central Railroad Company, will be hold In the
City of Richmond, Thursday the Goth of November,
1857:
The attention Of the Stockholders s called to the two
following Resolutions-the fret Of which was adopted at
their annual meeting In November, 1854 and the second
adopted at their annual meeting In 1885,
let. "Resolved That proxy given more than twelve
months before any ensuing meeting Of the Stockholders
shall be valid"
I'd. Resolved That person shall be competent to
proxy who not stockhoder, except proxies ap
pointed by tho State of Virginia.
Oct 20-ct27Nov ]. GARRETT, Treasr
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81. THOMAS PATE, :"
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Corner
"A OF Sacramento and Montgomery S<rees, San Rral-
lsoo, California Aug "a cd
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4 CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
i Nd SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
"A BY all physicians, of both the old and new world.
layer Beer up in bottles for family use.
lsr dozen pints el a5. Per dozen quarts e2 25. ln
hck'se Of from two to six dozen Put up and sold by
P. WlLBACHER, No. zoe. Main street.
Richmond, Va.
40 30 extra charge for package or drayage.
o.oeIs from the country win be promptly responded
rren.
For .ss a.o-Lnser Beer in quarter and half casks, of
Superior Cream Ale in quarter and half cssks of and
gallons Anil oct
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NEw YORK, Nov. 25.-Tbe steamer Arabia sailed
at noon to-day. She carries out upwards Of one mil.
lion and half OF SPECIE
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTl

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY. 10 VII:
:; 7uE CIrsK OF TIE COUNTY Couhr OF SAID COUNTY:
w Hsynie three freeholders OF the said county. DO
reby certify that bv virtue of warrant to US directed oS
samuel Burgess Justice # the said County We have
tsa dsy on our oaths, viewed and appraised Scow or
,a,er found adrift and taken up by Lambert Howearh
i. ,he mouth OF Great Wicouco river, of the mouth OF
Tskmskers creek, and assess the value OF the ssio
b,er a, seventy five dollars the said Scow or Lighter
.ir.y feet nine inches long. sixteen feet hre and
f inches wide and apparently nearly new, with ono oil
"a ,ids, Scared the side thus SCARED 10 now broken
Given unds. our hands, this 7h day Of October 1851
ROBERT B. HAYNlE,
STARKE JETT.
JOSEPH C. HAYNlE.
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NORFOLK, Nov. The ships Revenue and Ma
ry Goodell, from Caao, vito guauo, have arrived in
Hampton Roads.
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TEAM ENGIN

TIME subscriber ofers for sale second hand portable
u STEAM ENGINE, good as new which win be- ,oid
1t half price. c. LEONARD,
Oct IG-tf Old street, Petersburg VI.
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tn EDITORs AND PRINTERS.


THE subscribers beg leave call attention 70 @ Their
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES oKNANENis,s .,
BORDERS. PRESSES, &C., &c. large supply OF
.ach they keep constantly on hand At their ana
Stereotype Foundry, No. 3s, Gold Street, New YORK,
We have full assortment of all articles required IN
Printing Office, including
CASES, cHASEs, GtLLEYs, &C..
Al of which equal in every respect TO any
-anuacturcd in this country and which we will sell on
tie usual terms viz: six moths credit for approved nc
s,tsbe notes or ten per cent. discount for cash OLD
type taken in exchangeor new at the customary price
nine per pouDi IT delivered within % DAYS Hom
the Of purchase ot,erwise six cents per pound
WIN. HAGAR, JR., & CO.
The undeysisn AaxSr IN VIRGINIA, for the above
ssll known establishment, can supply tho trade with
PAINTING PRESSES, TYPES. CASES, &C.,
rponne mos, liberal terms Having printed the Kich
.aa o.h.r aterials purchased from Messrs. HAeAs
Co., induced to recommend materials from their e'
tiolIshnent in preference to others.
specimen Books will be furnished to the trade, and
.uea articles AS may be selected will be forwarded with
d.spA,eb WIN. B. ALLEGRE.
Oc,2t enquirer" ONCE, Richmond, Va
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CAkrETlSGS. CURTAIN GOODS, &c.
FALL, 1851
WE are prepared to exhibit this season the largest
w and NOS, varied assortment, a. to quality aud
Prce Of goodin line (ss embraced in our card be-
low including Trimmings and Fixtures, that we have
Uer had
importing direc, from the manufactures large portion
our Goods and carefully selecting the balance from
u beat factories in this country, stock will compare
'orabiy with any in the United States-sl which we
u. disposed to sell at the lowest remunerahve pruhS
RICHARDSON g. co.
DEAL ExcLusIyELY IN,
h' keep for sale in quantities to .uit purchasers at ther
WARE-ROOas. No. 95, MAIN ST.
RICHMOND, Va,
all kinds Of
CdRPETlTG
RUGS, MATS WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. &c
We will have made to order
CARPETS, OIL CT OTHS,
Window Curtains und Shades.
Buyers respectfully invited examine our Goods.
Sep, l2-e3m- RICHARDSON 4 CO, 9j Main st.
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THE CUFF BRACE PLoW.

9NHIs PLow has been steadily ~
u gaining favor with the farmers \N-An-e
and planters for the last ten years, N
untilit may now be considered the -
most popular Plow in In the whole South 1t has taken
premiums three of State Faiis aud the last S5
took the FIRST sllthe most popular Plows
1t has also takon every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virginia upon Pows we'll a. silver medal
been tested In every variety of soil In this
State and many of tho more 'outhern States.
aetursd by the undcrsgnsd, At their factory
Franklin suset. below the Exchange, Richmond, Va.
where may 10 had nearly every article used for ng the
soil All madein our own shops OF best material.
April q-clv GEO. WATT co,
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STATE OF VIRGINIA: .,.,.
nj AZ ,he Courthouse thereof Monday, the l2h day
This cer,iica ate of appraisemen. of Lighter or scow
t,und sdt BY Lambert EIoweah was this day returned
,.he Cour, and ordered 10 be recorded.
Tcste, n A. j. bhbNi,C.
a Copy-Teste,
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JNO ID. ASHTON,
a TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A SHIRNERTOKN. ILLINOIS.
Oct o-vp<f
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HKSsr THwkArr, J.B FAuAKNRn, J.H. CLARK,
Prince Edward, Va. Halifax Va. Halifax. Va
THWEATT, FAULKNER & CLARK,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE SHocKoH BUILDING, ON 18th STRRxT,
RICHMOND, VA.
XXJILL give strict attention 10 the sale of all PRODUCE
w entrusted to our care, and make liberal Cash ad
vances on Consig nments in hand. Oct l5-cwtlJan
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TERRIBLE STEAMSHIP COLLISION AND
IOSS GE IIEE

UNIVERSITY OF vIRoryIA, 1857.
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1t gives US sincere pleasure to aid an erudte pro.
iessor, and valued friend, in the successful accom-
plishment of an important movement for thorough
classical education, by publishing the following:
ppnSpENTJIs
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ALREMARLE LAND FOR SALE.

Buckland, Pr. William CO., Va. April l4-ctf
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in executing bis threat "if the President shall turn
deaf ear to these stern remonsrsuees Of the South.
ern Democracy, and interpose his shield between
them and Walker, in that event we will not hesitate
to censure him as we have censured Robert j..
Walker" If Mr.. Buchanan means to repudiate those
objectionable acts TO which Ths South" refers, be
bas surely singular way of intimang his intentions.
The Presidents message, we presume will enable US
to decide positively whether our neghbor will boldly
declare war against the Administration, or not.