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FARM ElR SALE,
FARM FOX SALE.
WE Robert Rillups sui George w. Blups, execu
N .ora of Thomaa BilIups decessed, will offer for

VXyE, Robert RiuPs sud George w. B!llups, execu
w .ors of Thomas Bilups, deceased, viii offer TOR
.sis ut public auction at Matthews Court House, the
9Th day of April 1857 that being the frat day of tho Su'
peror Court the farm upon which said deceased Tesdd
~ the time OF his destn which farm is situated the
West aide OF East River. its head and contains two
hundred ard ninety BY last surrey To hun.
dred Of which suppositen cleared or land suita5
for cultivation The residue in woods principally pine,
suitable for cord wood
The buildings consist of dwelling bails chiefly of
BRICK but canuo be recommended SO comfortable one
there s one kitchen smoke house ard ss Sa.n tnoss
three buildings ara In tasra1ie order.
Relative to fsh ard oysc-s and all advantages 70 be de-
rived FROM situation oa the water. IL equsito any In
,his section
Further description s deemed unnecessary, the pre-
sumption Is that any person desiring purchase will st
view the premises Persons wishing view examine
said farm prior to the day OF sae do by calling
Rob; Rl'ups Chris J. Ruua, either OF Shoa 7 tssa
pleasure In showngi. Tier pest oce 10 North End Nat
taews county. Va. and situations not far frouit
Terms will be made kuown day Of sale.
By CHRIS. BILLUPS.
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THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN.

THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN
The cordial and unconstrained irter1haaae CT ssn.
timents OF hss, rsspeot. and unaffected expression
Of mutual feelings Of fraternsl friendship between
Lord Napier and the President at their first official in
tervew Monday evidences Of an earnest desire
not only for the continuance oe .uisaoie relations
hrt for Suturs cooperation escn With tbs other in
che cause Of civilization, on the part of the powers
which they respectively represent, The British
Minister sddrsassd tbs President Of the united
2tates, pot with tie eguivocal candor Of diplomatic
dupcity, nor With the reserve, tie hau!eur and sa.
lousy, calculated to characterize the embasador O!
an envous, arrogant or suspicious people, in bis il.
teroourse with the highest disnitery c. e uclloa,
which was regarded .stAar ss rival and enemy then
soad.utcr and frienii but, Ike en- open, homes.
bearted Euglabmau, cogui:ant o; The claims Of bis
own country spd ei the Difference due to her but no.
auminafui either of the dignity, the character or
power Of the people, whose executive he was ad.
dressing.
The Presidents reply was manly, masuanir.ors,
grateful aud gracious; WORTHY ,ho laar the oeoason
and tho rstos. Lord Napier doubtless echoed tho
santirssntaof ali InSaudi Mr. buchanan uttered tho
opinions and reflected the feelings of his whole coup
try.
however Ne may look back upon our battle Helds
containing the iubedded bone, cf 5scs,oabs Of hos
tile Ensilsnmen aaa Americans however we may
aveIwn pain or pleasure, with patriotism or pride
on the pas;; however England or America may exal,
over victories or depore defests; As KINDRED people
vithHa common origin, and oor,non purpose, 6,
iuhertOrs Of the same ereIdoes aaG principles. .he
same t.s.S o. aatiena character, es co.:aorkess in
great cause for the sneliorston of mankind, It be
comes them both, now that new era of understand
ing and good feeling lie fairly begun between them, to
rsfsr to what kds been in connection with what's
70 oin hand in hand, and march ahoaaer &c ahoalds
in their mission OF mercy for the fulallment of the
destiny of man. Unbiased and unembarrassed By
tba ANTIQUARIAN membranes Of royal rights and
arisocratic regime, the United States, as nation,
r.t and foremost Of the powers of the world In en-
.rry In Industry, In enlightenment aud liberty. The
American people are the only sss@2las' Of iaai
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NOTICE.
NREREAs my wife Lucinda Ann Winu, lett m,

'NHEREAs my wife Lucinda Ann VIM, lei. my
~ ooe,c, IN the county OF Caroline State OF Vtrs
f 10 ,ac tall Of iSs5 % 20 her fathers, (Mf John
;Gsr l.. "a :o.a:; u !ss:ns-e .sd State Aforesaid
Las positively refused T. TO my bed and toad,
r'91e:cd by m. In person co to dc, nrn driven 70
and painful alternative 20 notify her, Mr
TO pay her board nor to pay any deb, or aebts
ae 81 re: yer any hing wbs,svcr This therefore,
'e~ara al persons f'o:a sl..ug NJ ssd wife credit
SHpeetaiion o. 'ny .ayino he: dcs;S. as VIII nc:
lse Charlottesville Advocate wi! please copy once
siF our weeks and senc :ae o TO The oice Of tie
aSiaohd Enquirer. vsa.s dsp... ,lill b. made TO
me same .AFtkNER WINS.
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EUAyrSG removed to Richmond, | offer for SALE my
miles from The james Rire- and 20 miles from the city OF
Richmond and containing SO acres sbou, half clesr
ed producing we'll ami rapidly improving unde: the uS
all necessary outhouses asary Also, excellsn;
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could be very conve-
nen:ly divided n!otwo coasinng 800 and the other
24O screo Persons wishing purchase Farm J., the
mos. productive and rapidly improving portion Of !rGins
would 60 we'll to examine this property as am disposed
to cell on liberal and accommodating ,e-Is
The overseer or ny bfo:her living scoining, y show
the Fs.u u TO any wishing 70 purchase:
Id6-ess m q. A. CREHSHAW,
June s-c,f Box No. 37i. Richmond. ".
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JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON,
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.

- a.R.:oTo, w.,
ti.!ao esten,ive!y s:ted CO tie.r establishment
VIII :ae a!s:: approved nses..e17 e:e prepared
S's':s E, sho.i nUace sui or reasonable ts1u9, ali
H'nas &: 1eElshie fpshed Carpenter, work sush es
pih, DC.
sssa E!ads and Doors, CT all varieties.
sa':, hauora.ls Porches, Verandahs, Balconies
t'ESs.s Cornice Mouldngs md Brackets Of all szes
hno It?etn. mouldngs OF ali descriptions
t.sc.r-s, Chai-.soe-ds, Ceiling Dos:ts, a., e:e.
The: vii make es;rnsscs or vo-k to pttus frrat.hed
sst tesG . sei. iacto.y st the e;tintted prices
Ofdsn ;sspsciuliY so!istsi. Jan 2S-Ost
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y1IC1RIE FARM FOK SAL

II OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re-
u sided lying Immediately ON Swift Creek IN the ooun.
" Chesterfield about four miles above the Court House.
and twelve mles from Richmond.
The tract contains 2oi acres, onethrd OF which Is IN
original growth; the other two..hrds is open land in
good stale cultivation, aud well adapted 70 the growth
OF wheat, corn and tobacco.
The Improvement. conss, OF good dwelling and all nc.
cessary out and farm houses
The farm is well watered, and considered remarkably
healthy
Any one wishing to purchase call or me, or }. H.
G!n at tie Farmers Bank Of Va, Richmopa o
Nov l5-csf r. n uiLb'
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Epr TIE ErnMirc.
To SEVERAL VOTERS.

Ny profound Acknowledgements are due 10 you Tor
the very unexpected compliment you nave oeeo
pleased 10 pay me in your card published N SrdayT
Enquirer. 0.:,
of I,I,o.,era,I n i've r;s the domination, should
consider il 10 be ray du'y to respond to their cal snd
accept the post Of honor
desire the subso nor do intend no" 80 10 do
mes,n viii, al some early day, select its candidate.
In the discharge of this duty have no disposition,
nersonnlly TO interfere, to the extent Of the =
preston Of o wish. - o,,;a,, ..
.,ansr,;n, from :sio praciple when express the
ho2a r. at M u.rle will not DO used to the dislur-
buece Of the equanim:ty Of she party p,,rc rpzrc1
Gratefully, yours, s. BASSETT FhsSCH.
WHITLEY, March IL, 1881.
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A VALuABLE FARM IN KING AND QUEEN


TIlNE undersigned, de.rous OF retiring from fa.mias
Il o6srs for sale HIS sarr in King and Queen county,
containing 5io The open land is dvced o ;hrce
Selds esch eou,auin SO 70 scres all enclosed under
good chestnu. fence ell being well lined with tho excep
ton Of 9. 10 il each field. The improvements
consist OF dwelling house. containing roos eae
chea With rocm. large frame oain ,abos ccb!ns,
ice hou,e carriage house de- al aud in good order
Tho remainder Of the iarra is we'll tinbered with oak,
chestnut and pine
river i've miles from West Point the Eastern tel nra Of
the Richmond and York River Rail Read, from which
place s,cabos.e constantly plying 70 the cities OF
Norfolk aud Baltimore. 10 Convenient 70 post ocs,
stores. churches and schecls
Term, accommodating. aud possession will be given In.
nedetely with reservation Of growing wheat crop. for
Of making Inquiry proposals by letter, can address
JAMES A. 3OALDER
shsckelford, P. o., King and Queen couosy, Va
March A-cuaw
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iF.om the Warrington Union.l
INTERESTING CORRESPONnENCE-SE
TORS TOOMBS AND DAVIS.

WasaisoIoS, March IL, 1857.
Tne En.,.ssgred Grs fully aware of the controver.
sy. which some years ago existed between you, and
OF the un!r;cndIy feeling or sieuaou which il has
!u;t heind IT,
Deeply regreting all ;his, We have snxiou..y con
suad together Tor the o; restoring, xinder aud
better relations between you.
Ia our Judgment nothing :sE.aiGs OF your ong-past
controversy, that orgh: 10 perpetuats enmity be.
tween you Or p:ei CIT generous reconciliation. We,
yocy :o:.-OI fTisnd: and ellow-.enatpr.. earp-G;.
iy advise and desire such recOnci!iaticI We
believe that your friends generally desire <, and that
i; il required Of you by public as Ts as ny private:
Considerations. -
We discard the idea :tat any mpntatinn can eve!
be made sil:eI OF you Tor your assent to the sui
cshis ac,:is,Gen which We intend 70 propose. You:
-GsSG characters, gentlemen, elevate sou Jar abov.
tbs danger or the iesr of any sucs inpatation,
The subject Of Your controversy has long since
been disposed of IN the oubo ri;ad aud neither oi
yoU cen ire ha, hIs character ~ honor has thereby
beeu Affected. me 1aay 20 further and say bst !!ir
country ezpecs, and will be grathed 20 know !hst
YER controversy has been a,nicsoly settled.
Ocr proposition, then, is, that all pact controversy
shall rs no more regarded BY eithe: Of yon-that
when you meet you shai fec5is SPEAK ", and U.a'
esca other ss is co,arro. araoog gentlemen.
We earnestly invite, and will confidently expect,
The ass--. VI -sch Ct ;ou 10 this proposition :" (
hcvo proposed this mod" Of reconciliation, as best
suited, by its t-anSness erd gere!ons simplicity, TO
sp.cra, 10 any nice Degot!anons abcr! POINTS or
terms.
We know :hat in linus std-ess'Dg you, We expose
ourselves to tie iInputao of ufcious interference
end inserIneddiing. We accept that responsibility
ii tho hope OF reGpnc!!iDg friends. We have no
doubt, however, that you will appreciate and dojls
lice 10 our motives.
Il can hardly be necessary we hope, for Us to say
that We have acted in THE matter Of our own sacord
epi motion, without prompting from snl ciSer quar-
ter whatever.
Copies of ibis letter viii bs s;rautacsoa,ly deliver
rG to east of you sDd, al siogs lima will suthce
sIera within one bour after the receipt Of tha.
We ere, truly, your hiend., go,
A. z. BUTLER,
I.J CRITrENDES,
TaOS. J. RUSX,
J. u. MASON.
To tho Hon. Robert Toomee and Hon. Jefferson
Davis.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March II. 1857.
GEsrLEaEr: With entire confidence IN yo1r ad-
vice, : accept your proposition.
Very truly, friend,
iEFFER DAVIS.
Hen. A. P. Br:sr J. ]. cs..eudsu, Tnos j. Ku'k, j.
u. Mason
BEsATE CHAMBER, March H. 1857.
6EnrLfxES. Your letter dated this day was hand
I'd 10 me thi. morning 5y Gsn. Husk consent 10
the propositions submitted by ycg :ar ito fernipa
ton Of the personal difficulty between Gen. Ds'is
aud myself
K TOOMBs.
Msss.s. a. p Bu.er:J J. Crit,,ndsn, Tno'. J. Rusk.
cud j. II. Mason.
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NJALGABLE DAIRY AND MAhkET SAh'
DEN FARM ADJOINING THE CITY OF RICH
MOND FOR SALE.-Mr J. H. Cook, the owner OF the
shove Fzr hurng entered into o;ner business has al.
,horzed sell the Il situated near Mtches
spring about three fourths OF mile from the corpora
ZION ue and contains nbout 10 Of land, well en-
closed and highly improved market garden. There
is upon tho place excellent brick dwelling. containing
six besides stable barn. kitchen 3c all In good
caeush 70 enable person residing thereon 10 ,ransac.
business ia Richmond II deaircd all the oual es
tate on the place and the negroes hired for the present
year. will be disposed Of TO whemsoever may purchase
the plsce As the owner is anxious TO SELL bargain vii
be given Apply at once 70 MIR. Cook, or 10
GODDIN s. APPERSOS,
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EDTICE

HAVE The larses; and nost complete assortment of
Grcs and Hunting articles Of all kinds 10 be found In
NHe which viii sell at aod below cost N order to
90. hem out do not wish 20 keep them On huad un
'eI 'esson They from the manufactures o; me
Ss sss.rs Will be warranted In ever rescec. !.
r. visa good and cheap GUS, cal n: ;ae siga o! the
H-, I'd Street, Petersburg, Va. c. LEONARD,
Manufacturer and reparer of FIRE arms DC
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Thirty DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN awe; sometime duiiaz to, past year, Negro
~ r.n named D.;K belonging 30 tao estate OF
Cc4-.ly iiot cs:'5 OF Su.ry coaa:y Va. Iii sappos
. Ih.i scrs.hers u ice vc!o:.y Of Hsn1ion va.
de I:tcs.r ty profession and hcs wife, under.
s.sat, ;o !,r o Mr. Parker Vest nea: tbs town OF
Hsmp'or Mck j. !: or 50 years old, very bsak, and
sanuis fee, &c inches .Fh =7ill give The sboye re-
wa:4 Il eorSned i aay jai, 90 that &c; him.
ALEX FAISOE Adnr.,
j March 7-rs.' Esi!sys5ure, ?. o. SnrrY. Va.
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NlSTil'C

4 SLAVE was co-an:,,ed 10 the Jail OF alexandria
- eesa;y tie &c DAY Of October, 1856, as run.
swsy. lie c.l, a!rsaf WILLIS CAVE, ard says be be.
opn 20 ".ian Carr OF aoeVnsr.e county. neer Char.
lsteevl- peis s:c.t, bacs feet tnch.s high and
Bs as hnse, his r;gnt hand cas- been broken The
|owr:r requested forward prove property peJ
ea"se' snd take ha away, c. he will be deat with as
3tto Gw directs. LEVI HURDLE,
Feb 2l-rSW Iallnn Of = ie nnra conntH yn
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To the Editor, of the Enquirer

4
no.,o,,sn IL was sl.d to learn, through your
;..ne of Er:.sT, :sst my excellent friend, VIM r.
,orsEnoS ssae a, Secretary TO the Board of Public
been s.1 5s psSs OF ca s Gsy
10 llie :, 10 ,n The wide limits Of cur State nor ors
tSs. giys. stronger assurance o. gocd
.nd spccs,. IN that Department. The distinguished
sc ssc-stary b., d.psyeen saSaciy and prompt s2pre
estien q rne.. in Obi, ar's appointment that speaks
we!. H io nrnS.ra is gentleman Of high intelligence
.,d ;,,snroscbable morals; always ur5ane and con.
Ia .nry in manner ye. frn, dgnied and unwaver-
s " ss sssS o e es
Hn,;snne . ou,ck Judgment. snd tba 1se oi ready
psn to conduct tho b=.iarsa correspondence that
eor.aa eon a. within bis line Of duty
Gov Floyd With his own 'rGs stock Of sdn,n
" - o,c,;o, of his ohsr subordinate ofhcere, VIC
NAV ,n safely predict the fullest success in the Depart
msnt over which he presides. NORFOLK.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR sail.
NAE subscriber offers private sale 'nat gess'' Ts ~
Il Farm 10 Goochiand county called ofSf An hnfs, I.S
ing James River Licking Hole Creek ana ttr Is
River and Kanawha Cana four miles ABOVE amc NUui'
House and thirty.iour miles from Richmond a hs ,
ton is among the most beautiful on the rVo',
ing view ot the whole arabic surface ane view o tht
surrounding country snd canal for several mics up ana
down the river The estate Is in high state OF iPF .e
mont aad remarkably healthy one: 1t ad)oins a." es
tstes of Thomas j. Desne, w B. Weisigec, a!d \. skp
With and coutsins G3S acres of which liz is acres are are
first low grounds 220 Of second v grounds zi]
acres Of srable high land and a acre OF wood land
The uproveraeu;s coa0is Of frame dwelling with eight
rooms ia GOOD kitchen. out'houses qaaIters osGrsee
house built in the hve ycars, With BRICK chmne
and undc-p;nnin. sna brick barn, ooX3o, witn
shed running the whole length sixteen feet wiao ne"
threshipg machine ice Louse, s2d ali necessary
stables &c. ,,,,,..
Any person wishing to purchase desirable residence
would do well visit this before purchasing elsewhere al
will sell aa reasonable terms.
Ere-y prcpsrs.ou Is making to seed 300 acres ir
wheu, this fall 100 Of 1t in tsow snd the o0rnded bal
been sowed in peas.
To desirsb!e purchaser would sell every thing a. Il
stands and most Of the negroes.
Ny manager Mr. sanders will show the estate 70 any
one wishing 10 purchase.
Ny address is sublens P. O., Powhat.n county.
Oct l5-ctf NILES c. SELDEN.
will p1ease cODy
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RELATIONS OF THE UNITED
STATES,


We have before elegant volume 10 querto OF
rer eight hundred rsgea. being he first part OF re-
port by Edmund Flagg, Lsq., superintendent OF sta:
istics in The State Department, on the COMMERCIAL
Relatona ri the United States with ell trreea Ia
;ioas. It:s work Of great value, recently publish
ed by authority Of Congress.
This addition TO our commercial information Ii
msy net be improper TO state was The resut OF ares
Olntion offered in the House OF representatives on
tho l4h of December, 1853, by the Hon. Chaa j.
Faulkner Of Vrginis requesting the Preadept OF the
United States to report to the House atetemen Of
the privileges and restric!ons Of the commercial In
tercourse Of the United States With all foreign na-
tiuns. accompanied Sy a comparative statement uf
the tarif. g other nation. and that Of the United
Sste, ,r addition TO this, on motion of MIR Fsller,
Of Majre the President was -eGuested TO communi.
cate copies of all returns OF consus and comTscal
agents OF the United States made 10 reply tn cir
cula- from the Department Of State, dated October
st, 1883 or such portions the.eoI as be might deem
eIpsdient.
the 4th o: 6arch. 1856, transmitted the report above
-.re,sed to, and ten thousand Eve hundred extra
copies were ordered 10 bs printeG.
Ii would not be easy !Dstter to give the reader
an idea of the magnitude and oomprehensiveness OF
this work. Nearly ons hundred leading authorities,
in ave or six different languages, were necessarily
referred to. Mr.. Fagg refers TO bis tables to chow
tb total inadsqu of restrictions and prohibition,
IS q necessary Genbs of fostering commercial indus
try or of aps srosntng the naval power Of nation
he eays the enlightened policy which now rules the
councils Of Great Britain has dissipsted past falls.
c. s. and demonstrated a!.eedy, in the brief period
of Eve years, that England can best compete ~!lh
the mercbantr,arine of tas world by placlDg tne
trade Of every por: in bss vast donions, European
and colonial for tae ,h;Rs o; ai counsri.s upon me
cuos24 Of en- Unrestricted eoastuS traos' ouuue
Tia and The Sandwich Islands. II is only within few
years that the trade Of the United States WHO me
latter ba. assumed any considerable :c3Gs;suss
Mr. Fass ssys the great sc.n sIs M,s ,be .es,
1 web sds ibis O. group from It's position hss
s.y, bs.n enabled to uRord to whaling ships du.
ring ons e,s.ss s. 1 distant onmms1s: have
,snc. hhi.b unde, other circumstances, might not
hav. been reached for century 10 CONS.
The commercial pSblio have especial reason TO be
grateful for the production OF this work. as we'll to s
aroec.ors as The laborous aud intelligent compi.
er.-[ Naliondl Islsl'igenesr.
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y NC GO " Nrsroap Sec'y Of the comth.
-TIytITy 0C;L1ES REWARD.

vuIHg abeye reward wlbe paid for the sppren 'nson
.nd delivery 10 me in some Jail IN tue stete, SO
,Sn %, h:ra again Of my .lave LlNssY: purchased
Li. u csoud las: winser OF M Eehaenln ,h h II,
Ee T. dog ht'-ss lurt!rg abort EcEaaad or
II, ,S. ,cov.e..e or Buckingham, or may probably
Ssryas to inI b.. Tsy to c free State. ..,.
ms,.s- ,ad well formed, and about d0years OF age.
JAMES 81. COX,
.r,s-.r W,SrERpocx P O. Chesterfield Co.
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MORIM SONS REAPER
lyx-I-l.

MORIMSOSS REAPER
rs manufactured In Petersburg, Vrgnts 6y the best
1 workneu AID ont OF the bes: re:e.:sl 2ersoas
1ssnS purchase requested to send their orders
immediately oay limited number will be made ibis
SeaSun. t...
We the undersigned, have sKaDued toe reaping and
moving machines exhibited at the state Agricultural Fair
for 1866, and uasHiEcusy recommend Morrison .
reaper and mower, manufactured by Wm E. Mor,.son
Moore (now by E. A. Morrison Petersburg, Virginia, a.
superior in our belief tc any exhibited We commend
tito the Judges Discretionary premiums as worthy OF
c premium, 70 premium being offered - Iaa2ils Ia
.E.nes Z. SAREIRG-oN WATKINS, Ch'n.'
EDWARD nROMGOOLE,
4 u. BRAXTOH,
PENDALL GRIFFIN"
The Jsdees Discretionary Premiums. awarded .
Promiun. Address Thonas Z. Ma:ut,e Agent, PeIers
burg. w. E. 4 MORRISON.
Feb 2n-cw6w
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VtRGIS.s--.t Ra,eo held N tie C!e.k'ssc1ncs Of
.sc Circuit sou., o City Of Richmond, the 4th
day of assch, 1857,
WilliamA Bradley, Plaintiff
against
Hall Nelson and Mary Archer h.a wife Sidney Bax.
teC ana otseF Geiends3ts.
The object u thla suit Is subject the reel r:a!e Of
the defendant Hall Nelson In the city Of Richmond to
Judgment recovered against Him by the plaintiff and s
dav,s having been made and filed that the defendants
the said defendants uoiedto sppear At the Rulas 70
be holden In the Clerks Office Of the raid Cout on the
frs Monday In May aent and do what necessary to
protect ther interests In this suit
Copy-Tesu,
March ?-cv4w ECS. ROBINSON Clerk
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PuBL1c RECEPTION TO GEN. CUSHING
Bo.Ton, March ie-A public reception is to b
o;.sn 10 Gan. Cushing BY the citizens Of Newbary
eort on bis arrival home from Wsahingtoa.
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OFFER for .ae privately my plantation called Mount
Bernard. This plantation lies on the James River In
tie county Of Goochand, Immediately above maiden'
Adventure dsu and within twenty eight miles Of kch'
moud 1t contains seven hundred and thirty atres,
Of whichseventyive acres James River o~ grounds
OF tho quality, thirtydve acres are creek low
Grounds and the remainder is Bearer dam crock red
f,nd. There s on the place good uwslIns.hou on
beautiful site and all necessary outhouses, and both the
buildings and the fences in good repair and tho land
is IN high state of cultivation.
sw, also sell the stock snd farming utensils upon the
land The stock cousits Of horses mules cste inclu'
dng mct cows and the iarning utensils are. the most
OF them new, and all of them good-snd there are
enough Of stock and farming utensils for the tho
rough cultivation oil the plantation.
tn. terms o: sale as to the payment, will be made
yery much to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ. Payne. my manager. living on the place,
will show the property any pefson desiring " examine
it, Ny address is W ashington, II. {.
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NEW YORK, NAsez 1s.-Mr. F..1s>- and other
AisGaxssa sIbassss has been ; ,~fd for u.sl,
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rys. s.Ss0NMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.
E1 ENID oy the Legislature of v,rg.nis, peeen.
a, lSs3 Capital, S50, ,0O0-This institution re-
N "a, ou which interest is paid at the rate Of
~, .nnrH If remaining on deposit six months
'' cent ior shorter penods
YIN. G. PAINE, President,
GEO. j. SUMNER, Secretary.
Hos. John u. MONTAGUE, Treasurer,
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