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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
1 NEW Law NOOk

Kay and Bothrrs "i Philadelphia, announce u d.
gcs. ol the las of the United States, which will be
issued III thenonth of December OF the present year
1t Is prepared by Frederick: c. Brightly, Esq, who is
well knownns the editor of the eighth edition of pur-
don dgcs. al the laws ci Pennsylvania, in which work
he ovlnce, 80 much assidGy and learning, tia; ii
Won Tor him the highest praise from distinguished
gentlemen OF the bench and bar of Pennsy sylvania.-
The present work Will be upon the same plan adopt
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cally, with ytica divisions aud sub divisions under
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ing the contents Of each section, notes of judicial de-
clsons, Ne, ~. The digest will extend 10 all the
laws of The United States, from lTSJ to 1850, and if
Tie whole Tolk shall be done as faithfully Us the nd
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This specimen contains the Constitution of the Uni.
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section admirable, showing at glance what por
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsHiNGToS, June 3O.--The Postmaster General
with the appreciation of the President, has selected
the following route for conveying the overland mail
to California, namely beginning u: st. Louis and
Memphis, on the Mississippi river thence forming
junction ut Little Rock, Arkansas; thence in the
direction of Preston, to the Rio G-ande, NJ the mo-
suitable crossing ot that river Fort Fillmore or
Donna Anna; and thence along the new road row
being made under the direction of the Secretary q.
the Interior 10 Fort Yuma: thence by the beat passes
through the best valleys for sac. a.l expeditions
staging 10 San Francisco.
The Postmaster General, with the appreciation oi
the President, has given the contract to John Butter.
field VIM is. Dnsn0re, VIM :. Fargo, James V
X. Gardner. Marquis ) R.nyer and Alex'r Holland,
OF New York. and Hamilton Spencer, of Illinois al
the price nj 500 JlrD for weekly Service. they
being the lowest and will perform 100 mile. more,
service than the other bidders proposed.
The number Of warrants o- certificates issusd At the
Pension Office during June is nearly 400 900 involy.
ing more than haf amil!lon Acres Twenty.sx NIL.
lions are required to satisfy the 2Dy 900 warrants
sued under the act Of harch, 1850
W!n Wilson. John Webster, Isaac S;oIIard and
Wm WIiliHms were to-day convicted in the Criminal
Court OF rotiug and preventing persons i:o:n voting
IN The seventh ward The first June last. The two
h'st named having left the city their rccognizances
We're forfeited. The Others were severely !cciured
by Judge Crawford, and rinad $26 each and sentenc-
ed 20 one years imprisonment III The county jail.
The CJur. Of claim. has adjourned I'LL October.
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TIE METRopOlIyAy DISTRICT.

We give place this morning 30 the official returns
from all the counties in the metropolitan District
|, will he seen, that judge Caskies majority is high
ly ilattering.
Mr. Crane is n gentle man of extraordinary ability
and education lie ia elective orator aud deba-
ter, and most mcrtorious :.ent!vnau. We adduco
these things, and cunddly admit ilicm to show
that this glorious district is us irna to De-
Inucr9cy as "thc needle Ia the pole II is irne
Judge Caskie is gentleman ol towering talents popu
lar ,nanners, and pre-eminemt moral worth. But hs
opponent WAS, in crory RESPECT, "ineman worthy at
his STEEL and the, result OF the election proves that
the metropolitan congressional district q" tie Old II"
minion affords AT index 10 The sentiment OF The State
Mr.. Crane, IA wo have said is gentleman OF
education and ability. But 1t happened-to nae
q popular phraae-ihat he had 'l!c wrong side
Of the question" Tn. metropolitan district
may be considered, nnd it is high conpli.
ment, the nucleus vi hc Virginia Democracy
and Virginia-nObo6y Genies-lends the van of the
great national Democratic party throughout the
IJnion Judge Csskie has represented the districl
for several terms. IL. is among the youngest nem-
bars Of the House; and certainly the Oid Dominion
has not representative OF whom she has reason to
erpsct more in the hour of need, in whom she :ees
q crsater pride. He is OF tile true Calhoun school
With n cl.ar logical intellect, equal 10 any in the
oount,ys heart that beats with the music Of tht
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3.IOO ACRES OF ALBE,IARLE LAND FOR

1uNilE undersigned ocrs for SALE privately. accom-
IL mOdatins terms, the several farms described below
II not sold by the lst OF September next they will hrr
b" sold public auction Possession given time 10 seed
n wheat crop.
iD acres OF land, pur, of the bloomfield far adioin
inc the land Of Peter McLichce and w. w. Ginlrr one
third Ivy Creek LowGrounds ind Is acres of pillascl
woodland Price $50 per acre
Yates part Of Bloomfield. sdjoius the u. :. farm is
within live miles OF the University contains 400 acres
onc.iUur we'll mbcred and can be had cheap at Siprr
acre.
Verulcrl Miss T. D. Goocls farm, niions Riuomii.lL
aud the lands ut X. W. N holland contains 90 acres too
of which cleared, has ii handsome new dwru.
wiki rooms, just finished aud all necessary out.
buildings. Price Si3 per acre.
Hisginbo,ham the property of DR.. We +. Gooch is II
beautiful farm 81 it- adjoining the lands of r.
W. n Noaud aud Peter Mcticrc and has on IL nn ample
supply ot wood and buildings Price SE3 per acrr.
These four tracts OF land all lie within less than two
miles Oi Woodvllle Depot, the Central Railroad in
refined ncghhorhood and convenient 10 Churo;tesvil!c
the University, and TO Bloomfield Male Academy: which,
III future ill be condu :ted by Messrs w LeOy Brown
and w. W. Tebbs and will be the very best pre-
parn,ory schools in Virginia.
Richards lies the Blue Ridge, both sides of the
line. between Abemnr!e and Rocking ham, a little north OF
Browns Gap and contains 100 of valuable
land. only loo ot which cleared Price 81 per
acre.
the LIST ot September the undersigned ut Bloomfield
will Commence SELL at public auction all the personal
property, except the negroes belonging 10 the above
mentioned iarms
Post offec. Woodvile Depot. Albcmarle county. Va.
May S--clf Z. H. GDODLOE
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rur HsCuMOND ENQUIRER.
..-,1:rvp cN:LY, sEM!-wEEHlr AND WEEKLY,
.,N HIFCHlE & nUNSAVAST.
It r Il VI $:

seven acr's r "r a""S "sTs and n at s
go trr.e scr.i Wccy, i've dollars per aununi AMI
irr. - SIN n:o"hs. payable IN advance: For the
r,.;~c- :. per annum, or six copies for $40 -
"'">S ,,.nly m advance. When letters cuntsinin,
It s' r. IS mail. they mus; be registered, or ,h'I
'a.' 80 TX II the writer's.
"5.'' N' 49, TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
D,-,y F>SpIHHR---Fur TEN lincs or less, hrt
N ' s,,, r,r. a, every succeeding Insertion TWEEN
t'''''' II Inserted twice awCck Or three times
W. sut q hall cents for each Insertion al,,t
We | ,,arn inserted only once week fifty cenu
10: ea'A n-,,,Wyry.Y Fo- TEN lines or less frs
II 'A y,y yt cents for esc!! subsequent insertion
s.sa Inserted only once week seveniy.fv,
ems ~ wgrs,y- For TEN lines OF less. frs, nser
- 10y 20. ng. cents tor csch continuance tii;y cents
u" axe charged So for square OF ter
w. 80 for Two squares, S'd iuihst proportion for nd
,e,,, II a7cr lcaS.h. except Aucii"nccrs, who
We -! 500. paper iur!uded)
i uJ;unr.c- and Tributes of Respect exceeding
sr ncs are clac- -c'i toc Ms advertisements.
r.,s ron, = l,s;s.cr mas; be accompanied With tho
8, .e> % ;hs ufhcr may Ice rcnittcd per niNl In
sys.l,ole Hni.h notes, l. registered NJ the rsh "t
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number ci Southern and Northern ladies' EaYs
'"Fined m i'"pc'aii"n ior very worthy and exe"l
pnrposr--a purchase am. cnrsc".:.iion of the home
stead Gni tomb OF ilic immortal Wt-Hi.GioV. I.I
an enterprise which apr.as tu the atrong.s: aud =,
OieSt inpuses oi our nature, prriotism, gratitude
reverence and love, and il il should ai %! succs..
whlr! wp think II trannpt-:IIe proverbs. 'ny!gtjuG,
oi Republlc- womd receive ovcrwh, ..niug cnriirr.-
Ton We, however, have never believed That tus
neglect and ln4rnGde which l"w "i our grrar rren
nave experienced from their country, after naviq.
re:'ertd 1t the most snnl grrvice., could u-tly ba
attracted to Gerci, or rather hIdeous dctor!ng %;
tbs national heart-. hearts %. the p-Oplc-bG' ra-
ther 10 the peculiar workings Of our repr..eta.iy,,
government, which often permits the claims oiiu-rs
and principle and the public interests 10 be sacrificed
10 private ends and to personal or political nni'ps
ties.
The Mount Vernon Ladies' Association %: tia
Union Is presided over by ~ 'Gt;I"'n Ma'"oa.
aud Is nonlEa!Iy located at Richmond, Va. It's IN
Ger tia direction OF Contra. Committee appointed.
IN loJJ aud IN order 10 have the organization Il -
tlual "a possible, II l. part VI The piah 10 Add tre:
to one nrlnGer from each S.'", or nj ea-' ettch -
from whoss citizens contributions have been or may
be received Tii- contribution "i any sum rot is-1
tiu one dollar 'ccur.7 nr'nbrT-hp aIid cni!t"4 'Er
giver To enrolment ~ the Mount Vernon Purchgss
Book nnd n!i donations oi i:v dollars and rrwG,,,
will b.. Acknowledged IN the monthly reports ii the
Central Committee
On t:,. l1i -. March. 1856, the General Assemble
OF VGrsnis passed act Incorporating this Assoria
iion and authorizing tile Governor 10 obtain .rrr,
John y. Wash'ngtona contract binding biz. 10 con.
vey by property deed to tie STATE OF Virginia Two
hundred arT+7 oi he Mount Vernon homeiead yyner.
ever, within period oi tive years from the rsss-..a
Of the act the Governor should be prepared 20 CAV
bin the sum OF s1OcOID. This purch.se of t,yy has.
irsi acres vii! lrcuie the tomb Of Wa.hipcion u..
nAhH'"h earheh' grounds, and The wharf ,.pi lard
nS now constructed on To Potomac river Th.,c,
$50 authorizes the State Treasurer T. receive and
i"ia SUBJECT 70 the Governors "rier, AL Inorrys
eidered by The Association. or b" others il ;s be-
ia:'; anu e. considerable sun hrs G..ecdg ben
'a,a n II Is confidently expected that :i- entire su
: IL! De made up before the expiration ot ilr ty.
,e"rs. Therefore they WHO desire to tax. pIr: Ia
iischars'ng this debt of gratitude which the nation
'"es 10 the memory of lis il!us;rious and grealest
should not delay, but send in their
rbutons et once. And who would not wish -
mare III such tribute 10 the memory of that greet
,nd good man, who, in the hand OF Cop. was iae
:het instrument in founding the nationality OF tie
most free and happy people upon the giobe-IN..y
orleans Crescent.
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YALIAHLE EARlI E0K sAIE

r6%liE subscriber offers for sale his farm Orange View
IL lying on the Rapid Ann River, Culpeper county,
Virginia within halt mile Of the Rapid Ann Station, on
the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road, in thicSy .ot.
tied neghborhood; the society equal any in vir.ita
and the county very healthy one.
The tract contains 63ii ACRES, with an abundance Of
timber convenient the rail road and large portion
the cleared land has huc South cascry exposure and,
Tor producrencss ot crops will think compare svora.
bly, with those ot of the in the nelshborhoui;
the wheat crop having for years past ranged from
IL to ;Ua bushels without the OF suano which would
probably double the crop on the same land.
The r.-idencc is situated an cmiucncc overlooking
larger portion Of the cleared land and the surrounding
country, in view Of large number OF residences, with
Mcrciants Griss and Saw Mills very convenient; also
Post Office
This FARM is wi:hn four and half hours travel by
rail road OF Richmond, Virginia, and two and half
three hours TO Alexandria and Washington City.
Persons desiring further information respecting this
Farm. with view OF purchasing, Invited v.
address the subscriber at Rapid Ann Station Cu!pcpcr
county, Va. l.. II. TAL!AfERRO.
ir,rtI
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MEADOW FARM FON SALE.

ri OFFER al Private Sale my Farm, lying in the county
o! Prince William, adjoining the land Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpke Road leading from
Alexandria 10 Wsrrcntou. and two aud hall miles from,
s"svc depot on the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty.
1--WE lles distant from Alexandria which place be
reached il two hours ON the cars
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Fortyone ard
Half Acresabou, four hundred Of which are in Wood
and Timber The balance in cleared and divided into
mine Fields all of them well wacrcd by lasting Springs
Broad Run-a large and never failing mountain srrsnl-
ssscs through the estate from "cs. to Enst, bordering
which is Il beautiful Meadow Of hundred acres
well taken in Timoihy and blue grass and only
valuable Meadow. but highly useful for grazing pur
@s"y w,, Ths v! gpiiRts iiRtsos s rGds % oT I IsbGvS reS
Inv s,sir- and the necessary out houses. Surround
ur the ward large and hourishins Orchard oi Apples
penr. icaches Cherries, Apricots, &c OF the finest VA
r,.s aud many OF chem in full bearing Country Stores
mr., numerous and convenient The neishhOrhood is un'
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords the
best society
Ihose wishing to purchase fine country r.sidcmce,
viii do we'll to call and examine this estate.
For further information address Judge IT, Collins Lee,
baltimore Nd or the Subscriber
DR JAS. w. F. MACRAE.
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No values are at'i-,! 10 h"'e quantities, bGt they
may be estimated hy the ali Of other data. The cost
Of American tobacco, delivery nt The factories Of
the yrge, all expense. included is given by French
legislative report follows, average for several
years Maryland Tobacco" - cents per lh; Virginia
81 cents; Kentucky, - cents; Missouri - crnt-.
The following statement, also derived from French
authorities shows the net profits Of the ,.:i" which.
after paying all expeses "i purchase, transportation,
manufacture and sale If tobacco, it las pail over to
the S,al. Treasury, annually, ronI tho lst Of July,
1911, commencement oi III, monopoly with the
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4 HEtITIFIi T,RT FOR SALE

VIZ toi''-tHc! no; having sufficient land to employ
1'' h'r", "'"rs ~ pirate sale his farm lying III
''p"hty w:hin !uur miles OF Amelia Court House,
ad. ''''' '''' ""'' '' ''''' '''''
as II tct contains 5 ncrcs 100 ut which s woodland,
SOU" @pca land il hn Improved condition aud finely
'.'i It o." PRODUCTION a. Corn Whca. and Tobaccu.-
""ci J., IaG"- good lcncc, and has upon II nbun.
80" d i'aa, l,ul
'~s Improvements consist OF r large two story Dwell
= VIC panied with seven rooms good Kitchen
'''. ip1sr Ice House. Carriage House, Granhry, sta
- H's'n Cabins and u Barn in process oi erection
- = Also an Orchard u, Peach and Apple Trees u
'"''''y, an excellent garden. and spring ot The
"el"!, convenient to the dwelling.
' s'hom noted for its hcnliiiulncsS, anj the com
unsurpassed in point ot social, religious and edu
70, ',-nhl advantages.
- !, ears application Is desired.
,'' 1hif'', 4, Amelia Court House Va.
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ALnEM IANp FOK SALE

i'f''h ','.rs such to prevent me from attend
-, - hu-m.-- nN w-h propose to sell privately
~ Az Inc Farm Upon which | live. The farm Is
- " IN Hs:!wu"" River. la Albemarle county, i'll
% %es,'a'l" nei:htcfhocd, hve aud hal! miles from
-'r o;' James River, AID fifteen from Chsrlottes
. ny !H,ng IA" lnds ot Geo G. Gilmer, Isaac x
"a and oth"'5 tn Contains about 900 acres, 2'a
~ N "f"uni5 "a large portion oi which are very Ter
! "' manson lis ancient, but ii convenient building -
''''' upon al, "inin"nrc above III. river mud com.
40 3.!.S iIil view Oi Inost OF the farm, but
"H,' pfd-pect,in "a the upper country. The Barn
yer h"i-"s III airorier. fuc vein OF limestone.
N' ''"n proven valuable Tor agricultural purposes,
= ANALYSIS nid experiment. rULs through one corner
'ihi and Ia vc:y accessible 10: n.n:u. purposes-
.'iSe pleasure in showing the aad to any one who
Y call upon NC
- ,.l' :, ,heeom;noda,ins. JSo ID. MOON. Sn
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TIE DANHILJE .pEi,J-rJ nav, =,

we '''e''c' WIN great pleasure. from Fridays
'''.''''e "ef"o''c"n' that NJ. Charles Irving, in
conjunction with Mr. 4. u. Claiborne, has b.rone
editor "Ai proprietor Of that paper. The following
is an extract from lis Introductory address:
In lis politics, tais paper w;II c,,,,;,,o % b.. no
mocratic believing, NJ hot, ,ho ~ "" ~
tor' do believe, that upon the ascemtspcy "% "G De-.
IN" '"M principles depend the prosperity OF The
u"I.'iiy ana lis very existence IA nation they shall
"ino'u 'n"Se principles with whatever ability they
s.SS' an! "i'n all uncompronising earnrsn.ss
Bn! wo Dcmocrns We are no tho slave, II uary
'1. W F',alI ever clh md exercise HAT independence
"' '',"i5 ana freedom OF cxpressinu which is not
a." l''' oI iho5e rights appcrtanng to American
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
A POSITIVE CURE F0R CANCER.

lTHOUl the use ot cosic or the KNIFE reli"uit anu
w uniform in ito effects in all ch-cs. and proved, De.
yond possible doubt in every which has been
applied The undersigned will nrantcca of all cN.
ternal Cancer where Vital Parts involved, before
the application is made
the matter MS il is given the public merits,
and no reward required should it fail to effect
10 all persons therefore, requiring further information
nm subject of Cancers will send Pamphlc, giving
conn, usul information TO all who afflicted in this
~ JOHN GATHERS
Office No. lO2. Baltimore st, Baltimore, Md.
Aoril 10--cwl2w
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Buckland. Pr William CO.. Va. April li-c,f
PT'HLIC SAFE OF \ VALUABLE AND DE-
SIRABLE TBACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF

tIOUCESI EN
MY authority OF the Circuit Court for the county Of
II Gloucester the undersigned Commissioners, will
offer ,r sr on the irst Monday in July, ISL nj public
auction ut Gloucester Court House, the tract oi lnd IN
and county known 'fsrnugOn belonging to The "s
tate Of the late Thomas g. Burke This tsrn contains be-
tween four and hundred acres, Will! all necessary nm
rovrnirn,s Tor comforts ui family with wood ana
timber amply .uicirn, tor III. oi the farm; lies I'M.
n.lnrly 20 the Piakaiank river bold and beautiful
stream ntoring tho comforts Ci living 10 al unlimited
cx,r, in popuous neighborheOd hmd highly produce
tive
As n,n and family residence, th. estate is :"a'
sbl bu, in addition il il OF the beet locations for u
professional man that be found IL lower Virginia -
Persons wishing the place csrr" 10 on" o the
uuicrsisned (John 4. Seawcl who r"-idrs ncnr the
Court ous. the snd county, or To Dr. spindle, who r.
sides the farm.
This esa,e will be sold credit n one. two and three
wears cxrept for much money will be- suhrlrI 10
dlray the co.ts ot sale. which will be paid IN c"s The
purchaser will br required to execute bonds with good
security 10 carry interest from the day nt sale ud t
lille withheld until the bonds paid The title to said
band is believe De perfect, but, selling ns Commission
rrs DO undertake 10 warrant IT, fossessi"h i"r
the purpose OF scen, crop Of wheat, will be gwen tho
trs, of September und full possession "n the rs' d"y I"
January, 1855,
JOHN T. SEAWELL, }|''"''''''
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-----. . -
NEGRO Law OF MIjSOURI.-A law of Mis-

sour approved March 81, lS57, reads as follows:
Hereafter, il any free negro mulatto shall 90
either ON business or pleasure, into any free State
Territory aaL return TO this State he shall, upon con
vic;ion, b. punished, by fine not ess than five hun
dr-d dollars, or by Imprisonment, in the county Jail
not less than year, or by both such fine and i'm
prisonmen, Provided, that this act shal not be 50
construed as TO apply TO tree negroes serving NJ
hands or servanta or in any other apacty on steam
boats
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03

French official documents furnish the following
facts relative to c"t"u trade with that empire
BY the custom house returns for S,I it appears that
there received, from all countries. III Dnn
lbs. against, for iS'i, ,:,!G pnn lbs. lS;ii,
lG5, ,00O,G ,G00 lbs, 1872, LIS, lnh, ,@Un lbs.
The following table shows the quantities OF cotton
imported into lavrc, fran all countries for period
of four years, ending with lNr,:
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''""' '"' ""u'l forget That s;r.ia, siroud The
'oA'n s'f'N' upon dii!.itnl tune; national in his
p"nl'cal 'eeIlnss but intensely Southern in his II.
'"c'heh's The Metropolitan Distrc; Of Virginia is
as proud "I its representative as Ca,kis can erd
S'0u'' DC OF Ills high spirited, patriotic und inte
gent constituency ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
VALUABLE MILL IL MILES BELOW RICIi-
MOND, NEAR YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FOR

yIyiE subscrbcrs offer for sale their mill aud about
acres of land attached about l.! miles below Rich
,n,nd near the Williamsburg Stage Road aud the YORK
River Railroad bOu three fourths OF milo from con
cma,.d depot The supply of water is never thng -
rbcr. urc two pair stones kept runningone Tor corn
mad the other Tor wheat. portion OF the mill is entirely
new and the balance in good order. The custom {" Tue
;nill Is good
Terms liberal Apply 10
PHILIP WATKINS e. son, on the promises,
Or TO GoppIN j. APrERsOS, Richmond.
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CAMPBELL AND y-AIJ,yDIcu,u

The iiamiItcm DLio, Tr'e :rnph saws III. eyi.I.pcc
III Tue contested election between Campbell and Vn
iahdghanl' III tht congressiona! district, hur been
concluded, and tat Va!lendighGm has ,naiori:y oi
nearly forty owe Campbell. The s.!ier has taken II"
evidence and ills not yet shown that his opponent
received q sninrY iesnl vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03
iE NEW TARIFF IN OPERATION

Y'erday, The lst Of July, The new tariff act paps
oil sie late sc.son of Congress went into operation,
ar,annot fail tohave an important effect upon the
c,.nerca! trad. Il the country. The following pre-
~! at the time o the passage of the bi'l-nnG be
peG TO be generally correc.--shows at II glance th"
es established by the new Iaw compared with the
tariff of 1916, which the new bill amends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-03

United States Treasury reports give tine ,IuHnli.
ties Of tobacco exported to France for the nsca ears
ending June 80 1854 aud lS'. respectively, fol-
lows:-lS:a H. IT,, ,OGO lbs. 1872 ~ s,iOU lbs, be.
sides 2gOj cases and so bslc4. The excess Of the
latter year was probably for the army in the Crimea
The French fiscal year ends with that o! tho ca!en-