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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

Lain and GroeK Class taught oy Tue ouoscI!pc w
fVS'ln of proractod sckncss deduction VIII os
| made.
In the ordinary Female Schools Of the country, where
teacher ia employed, II 10 Impossible, Tor wan. ~
me tor the teacher devote that constant personal ~
,ha, needed In such schools the little puP! IL
music is necessarily tho piano 10 learn ana pF"c
ce her music without assistance should :he'e oc ol'
ten scholars, and halt hoar only devoted oy each 70
music tho teacher being present. FIVE hours o. the
ers time will he consumed and Du; little !c io c h
.,rucon in o;hev studies To this be traced nidey
OF the complaints Of Female Schools.
The great object Of my School istc secure mo cobe'
personal attention OF the Teachers every Department
For this purpose teuchere employed one 10 ~
tend 10 the ordinary English branches ..a'
matcs and the Scenccs, and the unc! 10 ure' en''
and Ornamental Branches. Miss E T. SCOTT VIII again
have charge of the first Department by her hdrhy aSu
her aniabi,y she secures the love OF ali
her pupils and from my own examinations" hho" 'Hat
those under her Instruction progress WIN
rapidlty and proficiency.
In the other Department embracing Music French ana
ths Ornamental Branches. Miss IRENE hSAtfF IS shsAg'
ed, u lady educated with great care AS tenchef,
patrons All thar hcar o! her Is exceedingly conph'
men,ary Observe that in Music the Young Ladies take
their essone invariably In che presence OF the Instructor
and then retire 70 another Pihno 10 practice.
frequently examine The young ladies', especially on
such branches rs arr scEsrsly in Fenac Schools very
mperircily learned. When tns ID to take plac" hot
generally known by em The consequence is that they
are always prepared.
In closing feel j, due 70 the Young Ladies who have
attended this School express my grateful appreciation
of their uniform kindness to eecn other and 10 every
member OF nv family Their extraordinary decorCT
their handsome observance of those social p7op'ice
which contribute much TO the or namert oi female go
ce,y th.ir dgent application to their duties and iheii
proficiency, merit more ban ordinary praise. ,,.oL.
and Whites by the cars OF the Southsidc kaTond,
suitable conveyance will be provided
ETsEvcry article OF clothing should DC marked.
EYsMy address 10 cFs,lsnds Lunenburg Va:
brc l;-ctf JOHN ORGAN, in.
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.JITDGE LORfNG.

We are gra;iisd to Learn that the Committee on
Federal Relations in the massachusetts, Legislature.
will report adversely on the petitions for the remcvni
OF Judge Loring from his Office. The Boston Ad-
veriser says:
Two Of the committee (which numbers seven
nernb-rs) will probably unite minority report in
favor Of removal member agrees TO neither re-
port: The reports will probably be made in the Sc.
nate at az early day. Tho majority report viii
doubtless be accepted, and thus vii! be put at res:
the useless agitation of subject altogether foreign
10 the Legitimate business nf IegisatiOn.
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To The Ed;:ors Of .1s Enquirer.

HALIFAX 4. H., VA, Apih ~, l21''
Gen,lemen-In the Dispatch Of the iJ.h 1s'3f,
observe Il call on NE To announce myself a. " cane
date for Congress IN this Datric' A. IT,. apPFm'",
election over tho signature Of "Msn? VOTER. Lee
silence on my par, might be- nisconstTuaf fe-i
fully esk of you the favor of allowing i'1o 10 r.: ,''-H
to it through The columns of yc:: .'p"r. -
While duly appreciate the ns t- '""p,iasn Ii1 D
piled in this call and the generous F's"a'.iP VIM
prompted ii, candor require "e TO s".' thhS -"
wers the Conyre.siorE ca-.eT i -: :h'e J..
N, n,es.n.a,iv. iHca. T. 5. Bocockl objectionable Z
;es- NV friends ov-.esinat- me much IL supros:r
.hs, sboud or could b=coins h,, successor. mu.n
houavsr beg leave OF my friends most respecIi.Uy
~ G.cIioe accedng 10 their solicitations. on 10
,ound not Only tLa >Ir Bocock is my j.rrS1aai aud
nI,;ral friend, but is also tue approved r"y.a;
Candidate Of the party to whose principles am at.
tacbed. They will, therefore, e1cG-s tho course /
have taken shaped as j, ID not only t r'oce, bur ~.
or pyiac,pie sso
Bes.des this, will say to my friends am act j.?
engaged in excited Lesiss;iv. Canvass v whrn II
th- high character anu standing @. my ccmr ,:.7:-
r,U kep my hands full enough Of business wi'hou, N.
emb.rking upon "a OF ether troubles, and IA
which would be proud TO receive the III! Of ''Mar
Votere. Very respectfully,
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To the Editors cf the Eng"rer.

LY,CHBrHG, ApfiI II, Ie0I,
Gentlemcn-The Democrats al thu scri"n Oi 'hG
State, whilst they prefer the Hon. jam, GGri'r: -
sny Of the caniiates ir the office Of Attorney G~ur
raj have. noticed, with great pleasure. n" oin.lt.
,ion oi p H. AYLETrn nf Richmond, through :he pr-.-.
He is better known up here than any of 'he 'e.
water candidates, having, i'll 1855 and M 1886,
tn. best and most eloquent speeches ri'ch hav; re'
delivered IN this county for years Wekmow h.!n a
a powerful speaker and frst-rate writer; nd g A..
Democrat VINO has dol- more tor the party thu! GrT
man OF HE age in the State, and a-ked less III 'h.
shape OF office. Mr. Garland is, we all know, avr.y
able lawyer, and hr-,.:ate Democrat. and w-"s p
him nominated, bat ii tide water msn s :" b." ..a
Attorney General We want P. Ii. Ay.ct. 10 oe the
man.
The speeches he made in Lynchburg, evsry b-ry.
Democrats and Know Nc:angs snr, wer. e i'r =
ways ahead nf any made here during tn .ect.-
when Wise or when Buchanan was elected.
AN OLD Line DY~ocEAT.
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TIME subscriber offers private sale. that besutifu
Il Farm in Goochlsnd county called oRAPAKEs, ly
Ing on Jsmes River, Licking Hole Creek, and the James
River ana Ksnawhs Canal four miles above the Cour
House, and thirty.iour miles from Richmond The sua
non among the beautiful the rvor. command
Ing view OF the whole arabic surface ne view of the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the river The estate s In high state OF impr>e
rnent, and remarkably healthy one ]; adJoins es'
taes of Thomas J. Deane, w. B. WeisiSer IL s. Skip
with and contains 93s ncres Of which :! a'' acres are
first low grounds 220 Of second o grounds 2T2
of arabic high land, and 3sS acre. Of wood land
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms fs good kitchen, out.housc quarters oversees
house built in the last five years with brick chimneys
and underpinning and brick barn, GOx30 with
shed running the whole length, sixteen feet wide
threshng machine new ice house. and all necessary
stables Sc.
Any person wishing purchase desirable residence,
would do we'll to visit this before purchasing elsewhere
will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation is making seed 200 in
wheat ihi. fall 100 Of It in taoH, and the cornied hss
been soHed in peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing it
stands, and most OF the negroes
Ny manager, Mr. Sanders, will chow the estate any
wishing 20 purchase.
My address 10 suoet,'s P. o. Powha.an county.
Oc; l5-ctf MILES {. SELDEE.
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS

"lSHING TO remove 70 The West the subscriber Of.
w iers stprvate sale, his property Gordons.
VILE which consists Of ESQ OF land with large and
conveniently arranged buildings In perfect order fitted
up at considerable expense and used for the lat four
years as Boarding School for boys. The number OF
students have ranged from thirty fvs to sixty sesson
ne buildings are ample for The accommodation OF the
family of the principal his assistants and sixty bosrdcrs
The buildings, with any limited number of acres dc.
sired Will be sold separately and upon such
teacher
There are upon the farm, and lying Immediately con.
guous the rail road, nexhaustibe quarries OF limo
stone which might obviously be rnade source Of con-
siderable proh. MS well used Grcs, advantage in the
improvement OF the lnnd.
For further Information, sddress the subscriber a,
Gordonsville, Va WI. 6. KEMPER
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To PRINTERS AND EDITORS.

ur aecbrs bs leave TO call senSn eonESSaSESTs 81 snr
Is Passes, &C, Sc, large supply OF
aey keep sonsan'ly He III haaa at ;asf Nr yoyR iS' w
~, a:.yrtneut Of ali articles required IN
|''H= o,., TssES CiiASES. GALLEiS, &c.
s:.n va yrs-rsat eeusl in every respect 10 ans
n:,.area a ibis country. aud which We wil ser o,'
',i .s,m. VIZ: six men, credit Tor approved no
~. ,o,.. OF ten per ceat. discoun; for each old
e :,s- in exchange for new at the ca't2sts n price
49,. per poua1 it Delivered within 10 lays nom
=. r.-cna.e, Otherwise s.X cents pcI pound. -,
. WN. HaGAR, JR., & CO.
.--ssr...,ei, AezsT IN VIRGINIA, to- the above
,scwn e,,ao!ishmen,. Can supply the trade Win
? FEyGsrsT,XG Ge,S.;,y PRESSES. TYrEs, CASES, &c,
-. most liberal terms Having printed the MICH, sas
/: .SQvHEs for upwards Of ten yesTs WIN Sp.
,5.r materials purchased from Meso;s. hAeas q
N .nduc-d to recommend materials from tfe' e''
~ R,6s, w,li be furnished 10 the trade, and
+ +,''''' - WM ALLEGRE.
pa, "r,ouIr.r' O.ice Richmond, Va
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WESTWARD EMIGRATION.
'ha Reifast ME .Aoa remarks:

"Last Monday. l3.h instant, company OF about
twenty left Lincnluvile, and twelve Camden, and h
party Of over thirty from other towns along the river
bound for the Northwestern States. Tne large nun
ber leaving the northern secous of The State are on:
counted by car loads, and s;ill the rush connues.-
We cory to lose many which compose the
bone and sinew Of our State, bit we are grhthed t.
know tEat they are OF that cIass which will give tc
those incpent States the stamp Of New England char
octero
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL.

TIME second session Of this school Ti commence on
IL the lst October and terminate or the 3lst July
following The session is divided into two terms OF fve
months each. The subjects taush; ancient and mo.
dern languages aud msbematic The charge ior every
thing except lights s35 per term, papable in advance
Persons deStng may obtain detailed catalogue by
addressing the Principal at Guinsys O. Caro!lne co
Va SAM SCHOOLER. II. d.
REFERENCES
F. W. Coleman Senate Of Virginia; Profs Harrison,
Davis, Cabel Minor and McCiutey, University OF Va;
Pros VenGbe and Brown, University o! Georgia; J. Ran
dolph Tucker, Esq, Winchester X. B. Heath Esq, and
H. T. Coleman N. D., Richmond Janes Z. SouhH Esq,
Charlottesville; Il. NJ Robinson ESQ.,, n. Orleans.
July l4-cwrf SAM'L SCHOOLRR.
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I,ifOOXHILL SCHOOL

SIX MILES NORTH OF CHARLOTTEsvlLLE, Va,
HaIILL baopened lst September, le57, and close lis
w frat sestion ?5th Jane, ls5S. This school IS
designed he preparatory 10 The University OF Vrgnu
and plan OF instruction will he modelled accordingly
In il will be taught,
apparain!ng 10 II.
The Greek. Latin, German, Angos Saxon. Frer III,
Spanish and Italian Language Mathematics nad the
diments Of Chemistry aud Nstura! Philosophy.
An assistant will bo employed having the Empest quail.
hcstons, educated Al the University Of Virgins.
Fees the session will be S20 payable half In ad
vance, tine reminder the l., February following
Books, stationery uud lights being subjects OF ex;r.
charge.
DR. Miner will render his medical savices to those
who reside with him. without charge.
For further information, address the principal
DR CHARLES MINOR
April 9-cw5w Charlottesville. Va.
Richmond Wing New Orlesn, Delta. snd Mobile Regis.
requested 10 copy as above and send bill 70 adver
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

II YINi on the Rivanna River in the county Of Flu.
H. wanna within mile OF the Court House. con
timing abou: four hundred and fifty acres two hundred
OF which cleared, and the balance well imbered Oi
the cleared lnnd, about forty acres wsround. o
the best quality, Rivanna River and Racc0on Creek
the balance is Of excellent quality and in fne heart The
wood land ia generally adapted To to5scco and all Of il
well suited to and wheat.
There is an excellent mill seat on the tract
The buildings consst of very comfortable dwelling
house. and all necessary ouihouscs, such barns sta
brs, tobacco houses. &c.
will also dispose of Of my stock Of ,nch COW.
oxen, sheep and hogs, end all my farming utensils
Persons wishing 70 purchase will do we'll visit the
fam soon. EDITH J. JOHNSON.
Anil
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Enquirer ohce, Richmond.
,...IEvZnR OF VAGINA.

,-,2r,s vscaDc:es hnve occurred In the Senate
3 j.. ~, STATE Ia The Di,,rc: composed OF the
w.. A,comac aad Northampton bY the resigns
az! y siuaey. Esq AID IL the D,stric. COM
n. cy.n,:.. 0; NecAleuburg ard Cha'io'te. oy
iro.n che Dls,ric' OF Liis,oa IGxe~eii; Es9.'
ave though: proper oy writs OF election is'
vi ,4c;sd pacsasn; 20 law, 20 require m election
..ca coaa:y composing said Senatorial Dis
|. = ne ..yers places o. voting therein. on the fourth
P:.;.y IN ;ae month Of May next ;or senator "0n'
1 1.:-c, 10 supply the vacancies aforesaid
st;., nv asai as Governor, and under the Less
ss,, 0, .he Commonwealth, al Richmond, this
i. Sc .sy 0: April, 1857 ,,-,,v u,,sp
- .Si.- April l0-ctde-
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

DAN AWAY from The subscriber, on the 2lst of Feb.
NJ ruary last. negro boy ElMRoD alias HENRY. Said
boy Ia bright muatto about II years of age though
small for his age; has scar over his left eye speak.
quick when spoken to and is boy of remarkably good
sense and have no doubt will try pass himself of as
free boy and make bis way some free State. lie was
raised In Virginia and has travelled great deal body
The shove reward Of Fifty dollars will be paid by the sub
scbcr II taken out of the State twenty-five dollars f
taken 10 the State and delivered residence 10
Martin County, North Carolina, confined In jail
that get him again. HEZEhlAH THOMPSON.
March <-swsw.
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yALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

II OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re
Il sided lying eda,ey on Swift Creek in the coun
y OF Chesterfe about four miles above the Court House
and twelve miles from Richmond.
contains 264 acres oue.thrd Of which is In
orgnal growth; the other two-thrds s open land
good stale of and we'll adapted the growth
OF wheat corn and tobacco.
The improvements consist of good dwelling aud all ne
cesssry out and farm houses.
The tarm is we'll watcred and considered kaby
healthy.
ANY one wishing to purchase can call on me- or J. r.
Gill, at tine Farmers Bank ot We, Richmond
Nov lActf p II GILL.
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lEi ,,oge rewa-d will De paid fov the appreb Anston
Il. ..very 20 ne, or in some jai! in the State, SO
! .s, an ss4.r, o: rny slave LlHSEY. | purchased
.y : 5icamoui !4.. winter, OF Mr.. Ciendenin. He
i;si IA Ay.;nare sac mas a wite IN the county OF
-;aan lie = iouo,less urk:ns about Richmond. or
- - A.'c'n,re OF Buckingham, or may probably
r.. % ant - way 20 a'Iee S:stc.
Lee? vs Zee; inches or six fee. tall straight
E.s- aai well ;o-n..t and about 40ycars Of ago.
JAMES II cox,
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IN TIE GOVERNOR OF Virginia.

>u-ar,S 'mmunicat!on has been received from
80 Eo5o-,b!c Willis 3. Bocock, rendering bis re-.
..,. ., .,;o.aey General Of this Commonwealth, 10
|. .=,.. a. .ae i5a day Of May nex.. and The same
=. ..., ,c,.s;.d By the Executive. therefore, in
$3.50 :, .w. ;ae Sheriff or Sergeant OF each OF the
L.. cue. III -ae Commonwealth, is hereby re-
(,..,.a ~ .l-c:!on Tor al Attorney General 10 be
.. y. .y2-:a TaGrsiay in Nay next, at the places
.ss:, nv a.ai ss Governor and under the seal
0. ne Cocrlayea!ta, az Richmond, this 23d DAY
-. HENRY A. WISE.
y. ra.n,-. GEORGE w MuSFoAD, Secretary OF
',,s,. March 2i-ctde
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NOTICE To DEALERS IN BRICKS

~: Inei rerebv invites proposals for furnish
.-.:se Norfolk aai ps;crs3ur: Railroad Company
5000 Of 5es, ousl!ry B.icks The same TO be
..-! cr ae Inc Of said road, as toows;
! s:wo or .,y.e poiu;a in Nansemond or Isle o.
c1-H'y.
! .! ,;:r0 0: raore points In Southampton county.
u. ..;ao or mors poiuisin Sussex county.
m 5; so o: ;3-re points in Prince George county
f. 30 oa :as SAD Company. wharf Norfolk, or all
"a. c-cs. r,sy te delivered in this latter case
~ -ce:yei ionl ;te lOth April mex; until the
N,- 'aow.. aai ell parties proposing must present
'a.r 5i, AID with II samp.e OF the brick upon
,s,ec. WIN MALONE,
Chief Engineer.
2 Cue: e s.a.e, Il. & P. R. Co, Norfolk, Va.
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U10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

SUyO ALL WHOM 1T MAY COSCERS-No.
uce is hereby given, that, III. fi,h dsy of the
next term Of the Circuit Court of the City o Richmond
for the trial OF civil causes the undersigned who has
been duy appointed By the Probate Court n and for
the county Of Worcester in the State OF Msssachssts
guardian Of Jane F. Borden and Samuel F Borden, in.
Iants who reside in the town Of New Bran,ree in the
stats of Massachusetts will MAKE application to the said
Circuit Court Of the City of Richmond for authority 10
receive all personal property or
of real estate Of or seonsins 10 his said wards
and 10 remove the same out OF this state
~ BENJAMIN c. BORDEN
BIZ WM. J. ANDERSON
Attorney in fact
Richmond, April 10, lss7-cwtw
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SLAVES RETCRNED.-The Besufort lNorth
Carona) Journal says that board the scnVGne s,ne
Emily, which was abandoned on W. ;,rs svas
owned in the latter place They with the res, Of tn.
crew ,s~rs taken to Liverpool, where they were o.
perec liberty to remain sr; but they dd moi mol ne hssi
ta;e in 'ifyng their p,sifss'?o IN b Beaufort
now returned to their duties 10 oe'u'o' C. l'''0N'
CnroIru
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VALUABLE HOI:SE AND LOT FOR SALE
TAppauaSNnrE

AFlNG determined 10 chunge my Fscc oi residence,
Il a oder for sale my
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
in this place Tho House built ia 1854 55 OF brick.
with hc best tin roof AID three handsome port.cos
40 by so feet, with four large hoor The
men is II feet pitch and perfectly dry Tie hrst story
is Is pitch, with wide passage through the middle
and cross passage in which the stairway runs the
cond story Is IL feet pitch with two similar passages
those the hst story The house was butt under my
own immediate supervision. for my priv
residence that the materials all selected of the
beer quality und the finished in the very bcs style
each being furnished with handsome MARBL
tel.
The Kitchen Is Of brick with tin roof and contains four
excellent rooms.
The 10, contains about Two Acres Of which is
garden highly improved set with ali the usual sum.
vegetables, and the whole handsomely cnc!o,ed
The House aud ot are In every respect very pleasant
ly located about hundred yards from the river as
particularly anxious 10 dispose OF the property soon
possible with the intention Of removing another
stnte) be purchased very low price ard per.
sons dssrous OF purchasing will do well apply 10 me
immediately, either in person or by letter.
April ll--c9w L. 8. FARIASD
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COUy1ERFEITs-A gentleman, who writes to
h. Esy,t,.vls IN. CT Observer that he has seen
=, ,, lnce aaveral counterfeit Sc and S00 bills on
.be Fe,.n-rs' Bank Of North Caroline: and that sny
c".nti,v'' of counterfeit $40 Cape Fear bank bills
are in circulation in that neighborhnod. The bad
appearance OF the paper and eDgravings makes it
EASY, be wrtes, TO detect thess latter.
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NAVAL AFFAIRS.

WAsHISeroS, April 22-Cap,ain Nicholson Laa
been ordered to the steamer E..ss;sei??i. Commo
dore Armstrong WILL for The present. continue in c"r7
nand OF the East India squadron.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCIsEs.-The poem
beiore the senior class q: Jefferson College, Cannons.
burg Ps., at the naxt commencement in July, viii!
be- read By VIM Cullen Bryant At Dickinson Col.
epe Car!is!e Pa. John G. Saxe is 20 read the poem.
Rev. A. NJ. Poiuie1ter Of Richmond, Va, is to
preach the annual sermon before the graduating
e,sss Of Wake Forest College, " C.. in june
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TUE TEur,yrrrrc RAIL ROAD.

IHC Thu AN II 10 It.f'T i''Ef0,
WAsHlSGroS. April pa private despatch from
New Orleans, dated yesterday. says that TIE 500
party have carried the directors al t!Ie election Tor
directors Of tbs Iehaantepec Company. Ine o.:
party then withdrew to await the ..oo,on OF c.o-
board.
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~ THf I.ny EHNUH UF VIRGINIA.

+ fKOt LAN IVN.
A'H5tEiS Avacaucy css occurred IA me Ssna.' iaN'
N .yir.la'a oy zee .e.i.na;i9n Q: Andrew PARKS
Ssss.or f.Ja ..e p.-,:l, ~ me coua'ies
.7-e. Lo..n. K tasyna. EGtIsT NUd wyoming, DO
pore asreHy req ar, the >a-T- o: 'ae ia couhtles
-. on. 70 -, 3.lI according 10 law. oil the
T:lr,iav N Nay mex. - neIT feprc.!ve Counties,
sa.a:7r 20 i :ae vacancy z!orars:t
l!yec uaIe. ny ha1i as Governor, and under
!. :aa goa! .: tae Commonwealth Of Virginia, this
:.7 Y: Ms.c A. D. IoJT sad in ;he slst year OF the
| -,x.,,h HENRY 4. WISE.
:ze G'T"fao!
C;Ess3E ". McxFoap, Sec Commonwealth.
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'LorT.h .hAND-A fresh supply of WATCHES,
7 GtlnS;.J .JE"ELRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
S.a, ~ &c, whica vii! be sold low az ths sign
va esseet, Petersturg. Va.
- C. LEONARD,
a-.,s s''s'sr Of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. &..
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n sroRE-go, the convenience of our Gus,

n stoR1-Eo, the convenience Of our custo-
:, M 'ae ';aie generally, we nave opened store
..'; ''ee Of Pear. s,res;. below Cary, where we
e%a''an'ly % nand general assortment of our
'an' % .scaa.
-a1' ''on . :, inches
'te' ION 10 .acny.
), ~. ,a. ,s4' "a. rouais, angle, hoops, bands,
.?ai ctA!rs. spikes, sxles. bridge bolts and
"a. o. wa!ca vii DC cold at the lowest mar.
Z: ARCHER e. Co.,
Armory Rolling Mills
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

Bf RITCHIE. II DUSNAvANT.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL ri. 1857,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-24

~ . axe ~ ne ensuing year, number Of Co.l
{, aM.. i9' WON iuil prices will be given. Du.
t"e ,s'' '.'yss-s rot single serious accident tc
'''ao 90 5oci:red IN our underground operations.
w., - l.a punciuslly, in quarterly paymants' nj
sc a a.. Ciy. JOHN J. WERTH,
'"-'' Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-24
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nClIEiIE NlSpITAl,-

q, ln.!;l:,or i. sita-:ed on Church Hill, Rich
I:oat w., ~ aelsa:iUl. airy position, and is fur
RI w:2 every c0ageneGc" essential to the proper
ae,; Of i.-es,o Toe oo-c, of this Hospital is 10
/ . G-dc4 s;4, good nursing. and suitable diet 10
'e's'nr, strangers and others, as have not, when
! yes ~Gcce attention 20 comforts Do requisite 20
.,c",.:;i :reatmeu: Of disease, can be given. The
;'' Wards are peculiarly comtnodiou.. Particular
-aa g.TsG 20 Surgical Cases. The undersigned
90 personal a,;euuon to all patients placed under
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The NORFOLK yrws. Eop S,Ip

rx". r. NORFOLK NEWS" FOR SALE.
>; s'u: 20 remove from Norfolk, am desirous
lcE - 'h' NEWS together with the JOB
'..on IN regard 20 the condition of the estab.
.e" NJ Cas-. J 0st, Daily News Office, and
BAKER r. LEE JR,
Richmond