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IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE HOUSE Of
DELEGATES

We have rarely seen more animation and ioierest
than was exhibited in the House of Delegates on ga
turdsy. The final struggle tor the continuation OF
internal improvements came on, and was Affirmative
y decided by the passage of the Covngton and Ohio
Railroad bill, (which had passed the Ssna:el by the
vote of 49, inst one more than the constitutions" ma
orty II. In rapid succession. and by the constant
rigging Of the summons bell and admirable engineer.
ing, eufsient votes we're obtained to pass in add'
ton, bills making appropriations - the Orange and
Alexandria extension, ths Manassas Gap, the hamp'
shire and Loudoun, and the Norfolk and Petersburg
The HOUSE adjourned about 4 o'clock. pending The
vsts on the York River Railroad bill, which will
come up to day. For particulars the proceedings
of House of Delegates.
Its thought that the Saaste will enact these bills
into laws. We heartily trust that this important leg
isaliou will enure to the permanent benefit OF the
Old Commopw eath But, to secure the fruits OF the
enterprise the Legislature ehoud before sGlourn'ng,
establish certain reforms to which Wa have often
recently alluded, such the exemption OF State bonds
rom taxation, sc.
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,,cunOND ENQUIRER.
,.uy, .EmrwrRxLy, AND wExkLf'
fskp ,ccI,IR 4 DuNNAVANT.
L +. X NJ g.:

i r.. II VI
, .sysu dollars per annurn. aud al the
aJy Nsrs il ,skcn for shorter period than ohe
..ai Ssmi Weekly, 6ve dollars per snnuIl, sno
i'e ak months. payable IN advance: s"T ,n 'ne
! N'W s.lrr sununi. or six copies ior sN; '"
|, ssl1n ,, in advance. when letters containing
u'inhv hv mail, they must be rfStaered, or th"y
! ;. af f,t;rs.as tsa OF ADVERTISING.
,r E,srlRsR-For TEN incs or iess' nr"
rsf pA.I an,. soi every succeeding insertion twsh'
s,'T 'I :, inserted twic. a week or three nmes
''h' spd hul, cenls for each Insertion aItef
hi'! ,', ,,brn n.rrted only once week h'ty oeht'
'a.r,.'IW ,,.,Wv,xlr-F For TIN lurs or lees. hrst
n. b,e eeuis for each subsequent insertion
",t.,' men, inserted only once week seventy nSe
,atn w. For TEN liues or leis, hrst tnser.
ss ''' r.u,s Tor each continuance nifty cents
,SA. ,,.,,,, are charged Sa5 Tor one square oi
. E" .r,, ~ cf creairr leusth. except Auc.
'r,,'., .,e charged slo0, paperincludedo
.s,,;,usr,es aud Tributes vi Respect exceeo'hs
'H'S" rhnrsrd for ns advertisements.
! y" ~. t.,,u., must be accompanied With the
ri' satisfactory references, to Insure exeeu'
..,h:s office may be remittcd per mali IN
= HI, E.k notes, il registered, at the risk "
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!, Tlr GOVERNOR or Virginia.

.',,,,nuuicn,ion has been received
HIM. hon,r.be GEORGE w. SUMMERS,
not" '"t .r.,,p MT the Judge oi the 18th Judicial
~. Do '.,,, ON the lot day Vi July next. aud the
: 'a,' ,.crp-d by the Executive; therefore. IN
$. oer" :" ,n. sheriff of each ui the counties uf
rf.:! - ' v..ou. jackson. Putnam, Roane. and ka
=, '.r, .,,d circuit, is hereby required to cause
ia Ice OF said circuit I" be held on the twen'
y i"y ii April mex "t the places prescribed 'y
,.,mv hard ss t,overnor. and under the Seal
III W w. ,,o,nonw ra,lh at Richmond, this 10th
% "e W.r,h. ISIS. and in the SID year OF the
tf .. HENRY A. WISE.
pS,si'h co. ~ MrxroRp secretary of
J. "3N"" ,I March lS-ctde
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IRaDoW FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER at Private Sale my Farm lying In the county
of Prince William adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandrs TO Warenton, and two and halt miles from
Gainesville depo, on tho Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
6ve miles distant Alexandria which place can be
reached In two hours on tho cara.
This Estate nins Niue Hundred and Fortyone and
Half Acres-ahou, tour hundred of which In Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all Of them well wsered BY lasting Springs
Broad Ruu-a large and never failing mountain stream-
passes through tho estate from West to East bordering
on which is beautiu Meadow OF one hundred acres,
now we'll taken in Timothy and blue grass, and not only
valuable ss Meadow highly useful for grazing pur'
poses The uplands rolling and susceptible ot any
degree of improvement.
Tho improvements large and commsdious DWELL
Ing with spacious rooms four above and three De-
low stars, and the necessary out houses Surround
ing the yard Is large and aourshng orchnrd Of APpes
Pears Peaches Cherries Apricots &c, OF the finest va
retes and of thsm full bearing Country stores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood un'
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords tho
best society
those wishing to purchase ane country residence.
will do well to call and examine this estate.
For further information, address Judge L. Collins Lee,
Da JAS. w F. MACRAE.
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, r,,t ,:o,rn>OR OF VIRGINIA.

,pyr,. vacancy exists in the office OF LIEU
hftrX,SI GOVERNOR ot this Commonwealth,
.'[s.,,n a; IN. term for which n Lieutanhnt
+ s,..,,u,iur.l under the Constitution and the
,'.s,,nIy having appointed WILLIAM L.. JAck-
g.g !.iru;rnum, Governor pro E"po'e, ua.la an
,n.,l. by the people; therefore, IN conformity
- '" .".,t ar Sergeant OF each OF the counties
ID. =, m. Conmouwe ealth ia hereby required to
i'.,,n " for "A Lieutenant Governor 10 be held ol,
" !,y,i.y in May next. al the places prescribed
,.i T., nv hand as Governor, and under tne
So q, the Commonwealth, nj Richmond, tns
IN i-y Of March ls5-, and In the ga yea. oi !he
'I' ,,,, HENRY a. WISE.
,:',srprr ,;roRGE W MvSroRD,
Secy vi the Com tn.
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ADMISSION OF KANSAS Greene C.

ADMISSION OF KANSAS-Hon. Greene T.
Bronson advocates the immediate admission OF Kan
sss for tho following strong reasons
Fir.t-Tt will get the slavery question out OF Con
gress and enable thst body TO devote It's time ana
attention TO matters which more appropriately belong
10 il. Sacond-It will terminate the strife Between
h,athren in different sectons OF the country, and
strengthen the union of the States. Thrd-l VIII
advance the canae OF popular sovereigDiy by allow
ing The people of Kansas the privilege OF forming
and regulating their own institutions which is enoyro
by the penpls of other States. F0urth-lt Will cure
s9me good men nf AN excessive anxiety about hifas
abroad and enable them TO turn their attention 10
the stale Of thing. nearer home: FifIh-lt VIII ~
tnpuish great number of politicians who now Gr'
rive most of their Importance from slavery aR'taion
and whose services can ha spared without any dt'ri
ment to The public Aud, finally, will satisfy most o'
those reHec,ing men OF all parties Who IKE myself
nsitber hold nor geek office, and who want pothing
from rulers but the blessings which flow from good
pnyprnmeut"
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CI.dIsIN1; 0IIT Ar COST.

I'm consequence of the desh Of Mr.. Minor one OF the
j hrm OF COkNOR 4 MINOR, ut this place. and In
conformity hls will 1t becomes necessary to close and
settle the business of said hrm therefore, will dis
poae Of the goods ON hand Except GIocees at setus
cry, Glss, Hardware Clothing Hats, Boots. Shoes &c
Desirous Of moving West WIN se the stock on hand
upon accommodating terms, any disposed TO en
country s,anS. in healthy, intelligent and agreeable
neishborhood, II early application be made The place
be rented upon fair terms For definite infor'
nation address the subscriber F. w COSNOR,
Surviving partner and Exccptar Of w. n Minor
Twyman's stoieP, a., spansyvsnia County Va
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late Co. Partnership existing between
|, SEpHE. swEETSER and URBAN T. HUTCH
1bo ha.e been dong business in the CRY and
. :, san Frsnrisco State of California, under the
n ,wEITSER, HUTCHIEG5 Il CO., was on the
j., Of Delcnber ls:,7. by order and decree OF the
|; r,ur, of the Fourth judicial District IN ana ior
ii. Of Caiora;h, dissolved
"A. tor,h., dc,rced. That tho undersigned be,
"a. appointed referee TO take an accounting De
nd p.t,,ers. and also to take proof OF any debts,
|. ur iernsu nd. against said co-partnership.
therefore, IN pursuance of said decree !, GEORGE
d. hereby notify all creditors of said hrm OF
her. Hstchiurs & Co, to appear before me at my
No ~. Montgomery STREET; san FRANCISCO, Csni "
ain ,our rnou,hs af,or the first publication oil
ice and pressn, md prove their debts. claims or
I !. s,aip., said 6fm And | shall rspor. u said
ai:t:. ,.u day. after tho expiration OF sa,d Tour
F. GEO SEGER.
,..,r,.,o Dec ~ 1871 Feb l-cwsw
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FRANKLIN LAND FOR SALE


SCHOOL IN POWHATAN COUNTY.
HAVE determined to reduce my school to a smaller
number than have heretofore been in the habit OF
teaching
The school will be taught my house. in the county Of
Powhatan and prepared TO take four or i've board
The sric,est attention will be paid the morals of the
school, and no schoar will be taken whose morals not
good Post Ofnce-Ballsvie.
March -cw4w WI. H. GORDON.
nICHWOND, FEBRUARY n, 1851 have
II tL;c day associated with In the Commission Bu
snes,, my nephew. MANN PAGE. The business will be
conducted In future under the style and hrm OF RAN
DOLPH l. PAGE.
D. COUPLAHD RANDOLPH
Feb G-onWlmS lawlm
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
EIRRTIS RilR SAIK.

FLEETS FOH SALk.
GHAVlNG become the owner of that beautiful and
III highly improved farm, called FLEETS" now Of
fer the sale privately The tract Of land coatsns
ono hundred and acres and lies in the immediate Vi
cnity OF Petersburg with commanding view of The city.
Il bang only few minutes walk from the business par
Of the city, but s In the country renders very des
rabe residence and farm thus combining the advantages
both of and country his laud has been used for
marketing aud farming. nsd 10 very productive The
dwelling house OF brick and high covered
with tin, And contains twelve rooms, six on MOOR
with two large psssages running through the house
There every necessary ouho upon the place rom
large framed grsnsry down to doghou's ineasi'e'
sll IN good repair s.,
The whole of the land is enclosed and ready for cult
vson, except fifteen twenty acres OF tmbcred
spring within short distance OF the dwelling furnishing
An abundant supply Of good water.
Mr. Bossesu the former owner, 10 ON tue place .ns
time but will yac.ts the promises when dered by pur
chaser
Persons u want of such spsce invited to view the
premises and apply for any information to price and
erns to the subscriber in person. by letter directed
tu Blacks aud Whites. HOttoway.
Mnrrh lS-cw3WH ~.
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pruovAL OF JUDGE LoRlNG.

The Senate of Mass sschusatta has concurred in The
address previously adopted by the House, requesting
I;oyernor Banks 10 remove Judge Lorug; and The
telegraph has communicated the fact that the removn
had been made. This announcement las the Wash
ington Union we'll remarks) will be received with r.
greet by all who respect honesty and hdelity 10 l'r
laws, aud will elicit applause from those only sho-r
malice can ba sppeased by nothing less than the sac
rlfce Of victim. For executing aaw OF ihs un't'd
States AZ s commissioner, he is deprived OF BIS p.s'
,inn AZ Judge OF probate OF Snhpk county Msssacn"
set;e.
ALBANY, MARCH l9.-Ths Senate passed u e
assembly anti -Lecompton resolutions tbls morii'g
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PRNITFNTI1RY OF VIRGlNIA,

PENITENTlAKf OF VIHGINiA'
NJ AlUFACTURED at this Institution. ard sold there
1vl AMI at the Agents Store, No. 81 Pearl street. the
following articies At REDUCED pricea to wit
Boots, Shoes and Broepes
Wqnen, Children and Servants Shoes
Wagon aud Cart Harness of every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts
nrays aud Wheelbarrows
Wardrobes Safes. &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottons
Kerieys and Lnseys, for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for servants.
Most of the above articles hand and for SALE or will
be made repaired other job work done to order
short notice for cash. to punctual customers only on
short time.
Orders from the country with satisfactory references,
attended to. Address r. NJ. HlMMO,
july :j-ctf Agent and Storekeeprr Va. Peniteutary.
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE fOR SALE
OPFER tbis valuable estate Tor sale In the county

OFFER this valuable tsthte LOT st, ln tne county
Buckingham kaowu bv The name Of "Monts Vdeo, :,
CORNER residence OF Judge Csbell 1t contains G''
acres of which 200 Janrs River low grounds
of the best qualify Large crops Of cUrn wheat and To
annually made on this estate |. has all the ne
cessary improvements The negro quarters are all new
with brick chilnnes and plank floors. The tobacco
houses are built of chesnut logs and covered with ches
nut shingles. hus orchard containing upwards at 900
trees OF the choice fruit-appes. pears peaches.
cherries Sc II has the hnest view on James River,
mountain scenery. liver, &c IL 10 we'll watered and
healthy.
This estate 10 ON the South side of james River
ing covered bridge across Jsnes River, to the Jnmes
River and Kanawha Canal about quarter OF mile from
the estate
As wish to move my negroes South. bargain may be
had by sarly application To me In Richmond.
Peter F. Ayres. my oYerseer will show the estate
CHAS. y. MORRlSS
Also for sale 1000 acres OF heavily tmbered land, in
the sSne couiy This land is In it's virgin growth. and
ies same "a to u miles from the James River and Kama
whs Canal ITO miles from Richmond. and 80 mes from
Lynchburg
Persons wishing to get rail road tyes. stsve timber
hoop poles, sc will do we'll 10 take look atit.
March 5--ctd CHAS. Y MORRlSS.
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CHANCERY.-ln Chesterfield

,ucIIIA-IN CHANCERY.--ln Chesterneld
~ court, March the 9Th, ls!s;
. p..,incs aud john Cicndehiue, and all other
- John Armstrong, i"'n''"e'
. ~ .,.-,in,. administrator ol the said George Arm
: i.,.,..I William Twigges and Mary his vile.
:, Il, ND Anu Jane his wife. and George Arm
,n hi. suit is to sell the real sstate whereof
..,.p. died seized and possessed aud It appear
us .,,.,sc,;nn of the Court that George Arm
!, snI j.Lu boyle. and Ann Jane hi. wife, are
-. II ,his Commonwealth; it is ordered that
rs,, her. within one month after due publication
,,,j., .rd 10 what is accessory to protect their
:, II III. suit
SIi,As CHEATHAM, c.
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auckland, Pr. William co Va, April l4-cu
u ItoIiIk I'm RARl EAR SAIE

gUNHE subscriber offers for eRle his Farm and Resi.
IL dencc. adjoining the the town OF Warrenton, Eau,
auier County. Va The Farm contains 26o acres. and
lies between the Rsppahannock Turnpike and the War
rebron Springs Turnpike thus giving facility Tor grazing
every field without any Inconvenience: From its prox
unity I" Wnrrenon, it Is very we'll adapted to grazing
town cattle and finds ready market ia Wafrenion for
Gil its products.
The House Ia entirely new having been completed 10
September 1856 It will compare tavorably with any re
sidence in the State. There 10 Servants house. with
six good rooms Both houses Of brick, with every
convenience Tho stable sixty by forty oe with base
ment same sizs. has every convenience for Farming
Grazing, Dury Address subsc.ber at Wsrrenton Va
NAT. TYLER.
Fauquier County, Va Feb l2-c2m
VALUABLE FRANKLIN LAND FOR SALE
OFFER for sale, privately, the Tract Of Land upon
il which now reside Ia Franklin County, three miles
west Of the Courthouse both sides of the Pig river
and Immediately the turnpike road, leading from
Lynchburg Jacksonville, and in twenty miles o
the Big Lick Depot. upon the Virginia aud Tennessee
Railroad with good turnpike from Dsnvile 10 the De
pot This tract contains by recent survey heen hun
drcd and eighty acres aud is particularly adapted TO the
growth of Tobacco, Corn and Wheat, with several hum
drod acres ne tobacco land yet to clear ourhth: OF the
tract being original growth and po 0ns OF very heavily
tirnbcred The Improvements consists OF Dwelling
House Kitchen Smoke House. Ice House Stables Corn
Cribs Negro Cabins, Tobacco Bsrns. &c, all new
There Ia upon this tract Saw Mill with sufficient
to carry any kind Of machinery; this Mill L.
within two miles OF Rocky Mount the county seat. This
land can be- divided uto three tracts with equal portions
Of cleared land upon each Terms accommodating. My
MIA Mar s-ssm r. IT, HAIRsToN
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40 that the actual d-trsncy is hbout s"9,7e6 6''
liens If eIpan.e: officers Sl6G9I rs; and for ratrons
ot prisoners S22, Uf 81, In prison at thn enh OF li"
year il5; increase eight
5 The report Of MosSnch"sefs prison Tor io21 rep
reaents defot Of =. siv,o1o %
D. The Sing Sing PeDi'enliary OF Ne" YORK i'r
ls56 appears TO have been deficient in .,,. sa
n The Clinton Pr-on OF New York for 1855. WA
aao deficient by sio''oI wv
& The Hr,t,tn P,ajienhary 0i Pcnn;iraa'd
from he REPORT for 1857 appears TO be deficient m sup
porting its expenses The amount expended ior sun
sistence Of convicts, was Fio'eSS9a y .,s
Product of convict labor 'ooo 90
D.soi, IS 949 IL
The aasres Of the officers paid out "f thu Treas
urv of the State and not taken into the accounts Il
the P-ntentisry. hs amount ot the ssiaries u n"'
given in the rapport. Ths deficiency TO support the
prisnners is made up by tax on lhe countes rom
which they come. The number ot prisoners vi Tue
end of ihs year was 1877 increase slkteen'
9Th. The Eastern Penittntiary, OF Pennsylvania II
rsnorted TO have been deficient in making support
by S2l,72s ~, tor the year 1857.
10Th By the rpport Of the prP'ntd Psniten'isfy,
il appsara that the manufacturing operations nd no'
Weld suffieent to support the eslabishment by
"a 2Sl Is in the year lSj7-prsoners aI5-ncrease
one But since the close of the sea year the increase
haa been hrenty cgu.
Tins il sppears that ten nj the principal Pensten
,ares iboth congregaic and solitary have been De
Gcieni in making support out OF convict laoor hnu
crime has increassd, is increasing, and IL II prooao.'
wil continue tn increase under the sysens OF punish
men, now in practice The most csreleRs ctIen chn'
not fail to the mschef to which ths puouc eh
poped by this two fold system of iDlury-hrst irein
crime, and second, from the support OF criminals Inc
expectation that these institutions would support hem
selves bas been disappointed! CiTiLEH'
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GENER5L BROKERaGE IY NER YORK.
UNHE unser,igned having located In New York is now
Il conducting GENERAL BROKERAGE for the
Land Warrants DC, &C and oilers Lis services 10 his
Virginia friends who may need agent in New York
city make purchases CHARTER vessels or dispose o Fr
glns lands their produc He has repeated inquiries
Hpout iars in Virginia by parties who wish to purchase
Improved and unmproved lands and he has now custom
ers for several places II they he found 70 sn Az
dress RO. II. GALLAHER,
March lG-citf No 81 Liberty street, n Y.
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FATAL REsULr.-Emmet Rainey, All esinsb!e
youth, died in Prince George county, Tuesday night,
from the facts of wound accidentally received from
gun. On examining him. post mo'i'm, II was d'.
covered that the breech pm Of hi. gun had been
driven through The skull bone and become iInb':ti
in the substance Cf his BRAIN In this position II bad
remained nearly four weeks before death re'u't"d
from iis presence. The Is remarkable
II l.. d,ufrGc
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GEO. w. ATKINSON,
MMIS ION MRR II AN T.

= CO III IS TON IL n nj
once Front Building, shockOe Warehouse,
RICHMOND, Va.
ETlLL continues to sell ON commission Tobacco,
- Wheat, Flour, Corn, &c, and would respect
fully solicit consgnments from his old friends and The
public generally with the renewed assurance on his part,
that every effort will be made to promoie their best ne'
rest. March i2-cwim
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LAND IN AMHLIA ron SALE.

V0NhE subscriber will sell privately MS preseht res
deuce, known rs the "Osks containing 300 acres,
more than half Of which In original growth and pines
lie. In the angle formed by the junction Of Deep eIees
mile, from Mattoax Depot on the Richmond and Dsnvle
Railroad miles ON Clover Ilill Railroad q miles from
Petersburg and 30 miles from Richmond Good sprinss
and rvulsts throughout thewhole arm u needless
10 detail All. the advantages attached to the farm, in
vte the inspection Of all persons disposed to purchase
Terms TO suit the purchaser. ,
In view OF "a sae shall 10 on to prepare for small
crop OF osts corn tobacco. &c and the purchaer
take crops stock hands aud thing appertanng I"
he farm There 50 bushels OF wheat seeded on tobacco
tlOts. WM II. hobEtlS sun.
March l--wG. go
The Petersburg lntelsencer copy times and send the
LII aha auha ihar
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Total.

The Board consists Of Henry /. Adams, Thomas
Ewing, Jr., E. l.. Taylor, Dillon Pickering. j. B.
Abbott and Ii. T. Green. Mr.. Green is pros lavery
man and went 10 Kansas from his native place
Hanover County, Virginia. Heis now in Washing
ton, and va. few days since in Richmond. We hear
that he proposes to return to his former residence i'll
Hanover.
Late sdvices from Kansas inform Us that Isaac
Mundsy has recently met with violent death. Re
ports differ as to The manner some asserting that h-
was murdered, ohers that be wss accidentally killed
by the discharge Of bis own gun. 1t ia stalled thai
Mr.. Mundsy was the largest STAKEHOLDER IN Kansas
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TWENTY lI(II.I.AHS NEWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS KkWARD.
WILL pay twenty dollars for the delivery TO me oi
OF G.och nd county Plessau. Is about forty years old
hes marks about his neck rather the medium
height aud nearly black. Pleasant has wife G VIM
Hughes In Fluyanna county. aud 10 doubt in ths'
neiRhborhoOd Pleasaut had psss TO visit bis master
when he left Richmond during Christmas.
Jan l9--ctf HECTOR DAVIS.
AT AUCTION PRlCks FOR Two WEEKS
ONLY
VXyE will continue to cell of our stock of Day GOODS
w at very reduced prices until lst Of APRIL when
will clese them auction Country Merchants ana
others buying for cash, will do well to give US cali
w, p PERKINS g. CO"
March l6 l4l, Eagle Square
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And of the votes returned OF ths election Of the 18th
OF January, 1853, f,r officers under tho Constitution
framed at I.scomp.ou held at the precinct. of Kicka
poo, Delaware CITY, Delaware agency, Oxford and
Shawnee, about the following numbers we're illegal
and fraudulent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-23

JUDGE MARsHALL.-The newly elected Judge "f
ie third district commenced his duti.s in the Circuit
Court of Prince Edward on Monday. The Farmvii'e
Jolrns ssyt:
There wns y large crowd in the Court Houss ;neDy
of the "sov-r.igns" evidently expecting n hh'arCu'
expedition OF first principles" aud no little d-ap-
polDtment, IA well hs aurpri,e, depicted IA ih.ir
counlenances, when Mr.. NJ, quietly taking his sent
proceeded 10 the discharge OF hi- official da'-- as
IT he had been accustomed To them for the ssf dozen
years.