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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-08
JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

OFFER this valuable estate tor sale, In the county Of
u Buckingham, known by the name Of monte vdeo, "
CORNER residence of Judge Cabe) 1t contains 2 go
acres of which 200 acres james River low grounds
Of the best quality. Large crops of corn wheat and
bacco annually made this estate. 1t has all the
cessary improvements. The negro quarters all
with brick ehimnies and plank floors The tobacco
houses built OF chesnu logs and covered with chez
nut shingles has orchard containing upwards of 100
trees, of the choice fruit-apples pears peaches,
cherries, &c. 1t has the finest view James River,
mountain scenery, river, &C. 1t 10 well watered and
healthy. ,..
This estate the South side of James River-hav-
Ing covered bridge James River, to the Janice
River and Kanawha Canal about quarter of mile from
the estate.
As wish to move my negroes South, bargain may be
had by early application me in Richmond
Peter F. Ayres, my oyerseer will show the estate.
CHAS. Y. M0RRISS.
Aho for sale, 1000 acres Of heavily tmbered land in
the sSme county This land is in its virgin growth and
lies came q 10 a miles tromthe James River and Kama
wha Canal ITO miles from Richmond and 30 miles from
Lynchburg
Persons wishing to get rail road tyes stave timber
hoop poles, &c, will do we'll to take look atit
March 5-ctd CHAS. Y. MORRISS
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UiMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

Il: ,r:y ninth Anniversary OF the Union Society o
:g-:ien Sidney College, will be held in the Col
.::: on Tuesday, June sth, 1853, at : o'clock
! g:,i obs will be delivered by the two follow
i.:.I-u. ,
&c a, Maxims"--R. d. Beach, Prince Edward
l.
-,rs5l. follies"-Wm NJ Tredway, Jr., Pittsyl
J ,:s.l!a -,
t,r,.ol Of Best Speakers Medal, to George w
g. Dsay!lle, virsiaia-By c. II. Chiffon, ApPa
- yrgn's
I.:::oTy Adarees-By Joseph Morton. Halifax, Vir
E..:.aoH Of Diplomas-By Rev. B. NJ. Smith, D. d.
..n,l.-r
|.?r7c ar. respectfully invited to attend.
kra..i s,a:e- Marine Band in attendance.
BLACKBURN HUGHES,
nHyIp Sy B. W; wISaT sGGTH' Committee
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THE BRITISH AGGREssIoNs.

WAsHINeroK, June 3.-Ths dispatch received las
night from Georgia. announcing that the British
steamer Styx had fired into An American merchant
man and killed board, and the United States
steamer Fulton had started in pursuit, has caused
much excitement in and cut of Congress. The gov
ernment, however has no official information as ye
as to tho correctness Of the rumor.
In the Senate, to-day, MIR. Douglas introduced &
bill 10 revive and put in force the act OF the Sd o
March, lS39 in relation to the northeastern boundary
with such notifications as to make it applicable to
the present controversy regard TO the right of search
and visitation.
The bill thus revived puts at the disposal of the
President to be used when necessary TO resist the
claims of Great Britain, the naval and military forces
and the militia of the United States, and authorizes
him to call into service $4,000 volunteers. II also
puts at his disposal ten millions of dollars with the
right TO borrow the same aso f Ls deems it neces
sary to send special ambassador to Great Britain
The act to continue in force for sixty days after the
meeting of the next Congress.
The bill confers these powers in precisely the same
language as the sc of 1882 except that strikes out
the word boundsry" and inserts visitation and rgh,
of SEARCH" with few other verbal alterations con.
fsrrng the same powers in fact on President Buchanan
as were conferred on President Van Buren.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-08
TEN FARMS OF 800 ACRES EACH,
E0R

situated on Staunton kiver Halifax county, Virginia
not far above where the Richmond and Dsnve Railroad
the river which gives the best facilities possible
TO the markets of Richmond, Baltimore and New York.
The land 10 equal To any In Virginia
| have built most comfortable and convenient brick
Dwellings, and all necessary Out Houses including Barns
Granares &c each farm aud the fertility OF the land
together with the comfort convenience and beauty of the
brick dwellings and uhouses would my having
the very best families oil Virginia for my tenants.
To q number of persons famies from the same
neghberhood Stalo wishing to cultivate Good Land,
no better opportunity be offered They must, how
ever well recommended in character aud capacity
My PostOfhce IL Whitesvie, Halifax Co., Va.
Nav le-cSt CHARLES A. CLARK
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ALBRMARLE LAND FOR SALE.

II acres In Albemsrle county. adjoining the land,
j. o. Massey, Sneed and others, six miles from
Charlottesville, two and half from shadwell Depot
an two from the Rivanns Improvement. One hundred
aud twenty acres are cleared we'll enclosed and in high
state oil Improvement Onet.d Of this is good bottom
land. dwelling and all necessary out buildings
the place. and well of first water In the yard.
TERMS HberalE or, if desired, an exchange for Rich
mond property will be made.
Address me Richmond, call at my Office, corner
Franklin and Governor streets.
Oct l6-ctlJa&dtf s. A. HART, NJ d.
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REAPING MACHINES.

TALDWELL'S REAPER, the only snpie and reliable
u Reaper in use. This machine has been well tested
in the three harvess past and has proven itself perfectly
reliable few small defects which at first existed have
teen corrected and II 10 perfect machine and the
only one to e relied en- many OF the largest Wheat
growers In Virginia and North Carolina hsve concluded
and are adopting this reaper altogether after having uy
tried il and all others Many other reape are being sod
but this one is doing the work, Early order: will receive
. enton' Address J. r. CALDWELL,
M.v 0,-ctls,Julv Aylett's King William CO., Va.
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-.sgig WM. p. MUNFORD, Sec )
j. .iRGiNIA LANDS wANTED:

F'k8dL BROkERAQE IN 'NEW FURA.
Undersigned having located in New York. 10 now
|Sd2sanG a GENERAL BROKERAGE for the
\ lai sale Of Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages.
l'v:sGs, &c, &c, and offers his services to his
i5eoas wing may need an agent In New York
HHe purchases, charter yessols, or dispose OF Viz
ESQ their products. He has repeated inquiries
ltH' IN Virginia. by parties who wish TO purchase
'at unimprovcd lands; and he has now custom.
"'''al places il they can be found to SUIT: Ad-
RO. II. GALLAHER,
t-B-c..tf No 81 Liberty street N
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A FLASH IN THE PAN.

According to Washington correspondent OF the
Philsdelphis Argus "The new political bsntling
called the Peoples Party of the Union of which
Humphrey Marshall, H. Winter Davis and Senator
Crittenden are the wet nurses. promises to have q
puny existence, if it has any existence at all The
leaders of Black Republicanism are not willing to be
tied to the tail Of defuuct Kuow.Nothingsm for the
good of Kentucky and Maryland, and protest loudly
against the movement. The Anti Lecompton Demo
Gratis slso object to being used for the advancement
Of their old political opponenta and altogether the
thing hangs fire terribly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-08
BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE VIRGINIA
MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The Governor has appointed the following gentle
men mombers Of the Board OF Visitors of the Viz
sipia Military Institute for the present year. "iz Col
Richard A. Claybrook and Gen. George Blow, Jr; Col
IamesI. Kcmper and Philip 81. George Cooke; VIM. Nc
Laushlin aud Jchn T. Harris; Edward C.. Bunker and
John Echos: and Adiutsnt General William H. Richard
son. is ex-ofico member.
Col Kemper bsving resigned and his resignation hav
ing been accepted, Wm H. Pnyne of Fauquer has beer
appointed to supply the vacancy.
The meeting of the Visitors will take the "ith
June, (present month";
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN WASHINGTON
| CITY

WA.HIsGToN, June 6.-Considerable interest Is
manifested in regard to the Municipal election wh'c'
takes place Tomorrow. The mayor has ordered al
Tbs bar rooms of the city to be closed TO morrow Lnc
has appointed upwards of 400 special pShcs 10 att ~
ssid The Mayor and police last night captured iti'!
musk sts and twenty pounds OF bsls, supposed TO lie
lono 10 the snti.psrtY. All has hsep Qpi7t to-day
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WESTERN HOTEL, FINCASTLE, VA.

H's hye. : one OF the most pleasantly situated
:sc.-. IN IT,. Valley oil virginis, and is now ready
reception 0! ysiters who may wish to spend their
!. ir tn- mountains Persons going 10 and from the
/. W agl hi- delightful retreat for several days
frp;is,or has ired up his Sulphur Spring, one mile
s,...e. and parties will tnd this delightful
[i, .-i.. cs1 10 ,Ii.s.Ied with comfortable
F.ac-. 20 and from the Spring. The proprietor
h. Il "a, n: tna, no house iu Virginia, furnish
,cornod.'ioas than this, situated as 1t is, In a
|7 Of ?I.n;y ana surrounded by scenery Of the most
l;;et. casfacts-
arms, sc address the undersigned at Fincastle.
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80 -s,-.z-s--e.-f -.,s---ss-s -s's--'

pronounced an iutoerable nuisance, and John Bul!
would soon be obliged to back his main topsail for
searching controversy with Yankee frrate.
The glory of originating most notable distinction
without difference, must be attributed, we believe
to the erratic diplomacy of Lord Aberdeen. We are
told that the British government: renounces all right
to search American vessels to discover whether they
are engaged in the slave.trade; the Royal govern
ment does not pretend to assert the right of seHrch
But inasmuch as foreign vessels may possibly hoist
the American flag, on the approach of cruiser, II Is
but right that every vessel bearing the same nag
should be detained, boarded, and have her papers
examined in order that it may be ascertainsd whe
ther che is entitled TO the ensign therefore, the Bri
ish government must insist on the right Of visitation
The fact that this right of visitation amounts practi-
caly to the same thing with the right of search that
in both instances vessels engaged in lawful COM
msrce are subjected to detention on the high SEAS
that in either instance The vessel is liable to capture
il found to be SLAYER; all this s to be regarded,
forsooth, as mere coincidence, fortunate or unfor
tunate, as the may be-. Indeed, if this right OF
visitation ia at all different from the right OF search
if visitation is TO be restricted to the mere e1amina
on OF ships papers, without any investigation be
low the hatches-then we must say that visitation IL
even more Objectionable than search Search would
Inconvenience lawful oommerce-but would detect
and tend to prevent unlawful traffic. Visitation
would equally inconvenience lawful commerce, and
would allow every slave trader to 90 unmolested
provided only he could show set of papers appa
renty correct and would keep his hatches close and
his slave deck quiet.
To whom shall we award the palm of diplomatic
ingenuity, among such competitors as Messrs Gree
ley and Aberdeenf
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FlCE OF TnE JAMEs K. a. KAMA co

RICHMOND, MAY G. 1883. )
/. re purpose OF removing distractions from the
asa AID First Level, and Repairing Locks Nos "a
/ y ila the Guard Lock at Joshua Falls Dam, on
y fV.Sson OF the Canal the navigation will be aus
Locks Nos ~ and 81, from the 18th TO the 27th
: ;he First Level from the 10th June to the lst
- ;st~een Joshua Falls Dam and the head OF Tye
I eai tom the llth 70 the I'D July.
q order OF the Beard of Directors.
l;-.ss,p WM p NUNFORD SecY,
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR 4 CO.

Ribbous Millinery, silk Goods. straw Bonnets
FLATS, Flowers and Ruches,
10. 237 bALTIaolE ST., tbetween Charles HANOVER
BALTIMORE.
(AUR STOCK il unequalled In Variety, Extent ane
W Chsspness. s., M,
funds. Feb l6-d&eem.
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1T TREES AND sHRTBBERY.

tfsvss M ihERN GREENWOOD NURSERY.
~. So on hGhd choice variety Of FRtrs -
,.,s a' OF my own raising and grating, sufl. ~
s.so' sss.o' '7snsplsnting, respectfully cs, u the -
Eog!,s located oue.aEd-a half miles North: Eaa
s'% NasFct where viii take pleasure In show
4 1 = sadressed TO, or lett at my agents, Messrs
aay1or Co., No l9, Main street, Richmond,
Csn' ls'r " VIII meet with prompt attention.
.e-cSm ''"eD ~ o'I IEyrs T1,DoR
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MUNICIPAL REVOLUTION AT NEW OR
LEANS.

Seizure pf tie Arsenal By the Vigilance Committee
NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-The reform revolution.
in this oity broke out last night in the formation and
organisation of powerful vigilance committee, who
have taken possession of the city with the determ.
nation Of enforcing lynch law.
The vigilance committee among %nom ,Is;d are many
large numbers of the arsenal in jackson Square, and
this morning the vigilance executive committee calls
on all the law and order loving citizens to join them,
and announce their determination to cnrry their mea'
sures out.
Nothing else bas trsnspired ye except that cannon
are loaded ana posted about the arsenal, and about
tue handred armed men are on guard.
The vigilance committee have presented an inde'
pendent ticket for mayor and municipal Off GERS, in
antagonism to the rusnism of both the old parties
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Secretary Toucey says the Navy Department can.
not get along without agreater addition to the Navy
than ten sloops The necessities Of the service actual
ly demand twenty or more, in order to occupy the
stations where men. Of srs men are needed, and a
ford proper facilities for the relief and repair Of yes
sels.
We are glad to see that Mr.. Bocock is making Wig
orous efforts for securing the construction OF the ter
indispensable sloops of war.
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's...risped. AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the abov

Fs:;srisued AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the above
a'=n establishment, can supply tho trade with
:.r:g,,on OF
|'aSTSG FRESsEs, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
c:'n liberal terms Having printed the RICH
aTss:a tor upwards Of ten years with type
:" -.!e-isls purchased from Messrs. H4GAR 4
's''alcei;o tecnruGsnd materials from their es.
E';:!a preference TO others.
r.. 5ooss will be furnished 10 the trade, and
r1:.:;ss may be selected will be forwarded with
r; WA. B. ALLEGRE.
tf "fnonirern Office Richmond Va
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n, GEORGE I. IIERRINC1S.

'SsioN AND GROCERY STORE,
d No. So. MAIN STREET.
,IHy' on hand full stock of Groceries, TO
a, .e Evtea his cGstoraGrs and the public gene
kusi' stict attention TO the sale Of country
10 MI now prepared to furnish grain bags to biz
=" 10 send their grain TO him TO sell
~ GEO. I. HERRING,
Nh SE Main
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,.a,r-,5ers hc. leave to call attention to their
fIocK or PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS.
shS, PRESSES, &C., &c, large supply OF
fa-! seep constantly on hand at their Type and
~ :'u"sry No. q. Gold street, New YORK.,
+ t1'e Including
CASES. CHASES, GALLEYs, &C.,
as::l We warrant equal in every respect to any
.;;C;.d n, this country, and which we will sell on
a.s'm,, VIZ: SIX months credit for approved ne.
ftug'. or Ten per cent. discount for cash Old
'ira N exchange for new ut the customary price
csai. per pound. if delivered within so days from
|'?.'caase Otherwise six cents per pcc.d.
M. HhGAR, JR., g. CO.
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MOTHER AND EIGHT CHILDREN DROWNED
RuscoE. H., June A cuivert at This place was
swept away last night destroying The house OF the
Rev. II. lsley, drowning Mrs llsley and eight chill
ofhor hon dam
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THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE AND NUM-
CIPAL OEEICERS OF NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS June 4.-Both parties were occu
pied last night in forming bsrrcades Of cotton but
hostilities took place. The Vigilance Committees
forces are we'll drilled aad organized being command
ed by Mai. Duncan, late of the army. The Mayors
forces are uporssuised. Great preparations are max.
ing on both aides. The crisis is expected to- day.
The Vigilance Committee is composed of all par
ties therefore, it is not political movement: Fifty
cannon. This force is reported to be organized by
men who were marked by the committee. 1t is ru.
mored that a compromise has been effected; by the
terms of which the city is to surrender twenty five of
of 500 on each aide Is to be sworn in. The Prees
correspondent had been refused admission to the
City Han, consequently no official information can
he obtained.
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NJ. p H. SIA
rnE CUFF BRACE FLOW,

Ssas !avor with the farmers ~ o
S'h Tor the las, ten years,
=! a0w De considered the
t.& Piow in use in the whole South. 1t has taken
sheree of our State Fairs, and at the last (le55)
ErhT over all the most popular plows In USE
iaken every premium given by the Mechanics
k"'tssnia upon plows, as well as a silver medal,
SIsaest award offered by this Institute: and hiss
p,,'s!!y :re.ed n eye.y ya,iety OF coil in this
-anI OF the moro Southern States.
E>,Ied BY the undersigned, at their factory on
ueet below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
os had nearly every article used tor tllling the
Aae IN our own shops Of best material.
sS~eiy GEO, WATT e. co.
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:, -.,,rprK MILITARY INSTITUTE,
II u Gt =. - COIL Rl, E0IlSE VA

'tT.g rlLPEFEK COURT HOUSE, VA.
Ma .ss.ion of this school will commence on
W I'M ~. ;,y Of mex, September The courss Of In
= i.cluGe the Latin, Greek, French and span.
-. Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem
-! oS. snssred TO conduct the school are gradu.
::'sI Ir'vsrsi,y oi Virginia and Virginia Military
=. ..n vii! adop, the modes Of instruction pur
'--''S TERMS:
=: .r,o, washing. fuel and lights for ten months,
-,.-, containing full information. address
I. s-s-'a'' S>tI.Df J1EHTFOOT.
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NEW ORLEANS BATTLE MONUM ENT.-A
monumental obeIisk s being erected on the New Or
leans baitls ground. The foundation is completed
The obesk is to be entirely of while marble aud on.
hundred and fifty feetn height. 1t is to have an in
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Iuly 3l-ctf

Isg s0ARD OF VISITORS will meet on gath June
" AZ. appointments Of Cadets for this Institution
sap, should De addressed to the undersigned prior
/, ;,y o, meeting Vacancies for STATE CADETS
nr d: me following Senatorial Districts, under the
l:r.i..:lon
i alo.msrle. Nelson, Amherst;
II Shenandoah, Hardy. Page. Warren;
|,y'II HARRISON, Lewis, Wood, &C.;
yr Frederick. Je:ferson. Clarke
III! Patrick, Henry Pittsylvania:
|yyy Laudoun, Fairfax, Alexandra;
fIlI. Brooke, Ohio, Tyler and Marshall.
| :. rafting TEACHERS from the Graduating Class
| Z, ssfore Is: July.
...,! Graduating Exercises will take place oil 5,h
&. ,s;y Of Alumni will be addressed by SAAsEL
~ ESQ, of Lynchburg, on Sd July.
= 80. r,,. FRANCIS n SMITH. Supt.
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NlWfhIIl.IIr
CHARLES E. LlGHTFOOT,
Culpeper Court House.
~

REFE f n c E s;
r.;ts privilege OF referring to the following:
I.TVN Institute, Lexington s., j.,
et.;, ~: Naupin, Harrison, Gilderslesve' sohele as
y.G.4.y. University OF Virginia
/ / = - s.,.p Minor. William and Mary College
- R-osdus. Charlottesville
4: E.::,
Z. s.a:er, Esq. Loui's county
l,.p Voolfolk. Orange county
LWp White, d d, Lexington
Nm II R!chs:dson, Richmondcity
w. 3 = T.!ia;erro Gloucester
l., ssro0a-, Esq, Culpeper
| = W,s ,ch, Gen George NJ Cooke, Bell, ESQ,
gs.Ty Ill., 5 Army. New York
4 III, ESQ. R.ppshaunock county
- { Cul:sper. July 3l-ctf
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'hARLES B. sTVART,
ATTORNEY AT Lazy,
L. ,'in, HANOVER County, Va,
:. aee regularly In the Courts Of tho eouu.
q .naiover, Caroline, and King William, and
sli,ro business in any of the Courts held In the
~---'"i. noc g2-d2t I,rf
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NINu IfSWARn

.SS;, Iy,. ,,,., H." subscriber, man named JET
e. n N.N sometimes calls himself OaLANpo
,.t;U %-or Saycars old: about i've feet seven
sses sssfIeissS Hs e9at fsssns H. ss, az
.-, 81, p.'dculatly on cosch work. He can
sly n. "o'y we'll. ! will give the above re-
s,l p, 5 taken cut Of the state and secured
"fs.,n. .'n again, or so il he il taken in the
!, 10 me or secured 80 that get him.
<ras JOS. HIERHOLZER,
Richmond, VirRinia
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
====:==.=--====7-=--=5--=- =-=----5-=
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE =, 1888
THE RIGHT OF SEARCH,

BY RlrcHIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER WISE.
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tn pDITORS AM PRINTERS.

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Stiff Joints, Gee.
VIII you answer this question: Did
you ever hear of any ordinary Sore.
Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness, either on
man or beast, which the Mustang Lini-
ment would not cure? Did you ever
visit any respectable Druggist in any part
Of the world-in Europe, Asia, or Am.
eriea-who did not say it was the
greatest discovery Of the age?" Sole
everywhere. Every family should have
it: three sizes.
BARNES & PARK,
Proprietors, New York.
j. NJ. HENRY & SONS, Waterbury
vt, General Wholesale Agents for New
England.
r. w. NYE HAS 1T,