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HENRY A. WISE.
WF,TERN HOTEL, FiNCAsTLE, VA.

bis Hotel 10 one of the most pleasantly situated
hou.es ia the Valley of Virgins, and Is now ready
= reception of visi,ers who may wish 10 spend their
%, 10 10. mounrainA Persons going to and from the
=. s,l ind this ghttui retreat tor several days
Proprietor has fitted up his sulphur Spring, one mile
q. F!ncas,le, and parties will find this delightful
M, walk, or can be furnished with comfortable
sr,aee. 70 aud from the Spring. The proprietor
a. N saving ,hs, no house in Virginia, can furnish
!. .commodarions than this, situated as it 10, In a
= .: plenty. and surrounded by scenery of the most
lien; character.
:.rms. &C address the undersigned at Fipoastle.
nj.
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T.ANO FOR SALE

OFFER for sale about 500 Of Land, with good
two story Dwelling House, and all necessary Out
Houses good Garden, &C. The houses all new and
in good order The land lies on Butterwood creek. in
Dinwiddie county, about i've miles from Wilson's Depot,
on the Railroad and about wenty miles
from Petersburg This land is well watered, about QUE
fourth is frst.rate low grounds well ditohed
win take pleasure n showing the land persons wish
ing to view it, and in answering any Communications in
regard to It. X. g. CHEAThAM.
H.v s-r3nt Crimea Dinwiddle Co, Va.
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IMPORTANT CONFIRMATIONS BY THE
gENATE

The Senste at its last executive session on Wednes'
day, confirmed the following important nominations
Breyat Brgsdier General W. :. Harvey to be Briga.
dier General Lieut.. Colonel 2. st. George Cooke, of
end Dragons, to be a Colonel; Major NJ s. Howe,
end DRAGONS, TO be Lieutenant Colonel; Capt. l..
p. Graham, pad Dragons, to be Major.
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MURDER TRIAL AT STAUNTON

SrAuSToS, Va, June 1.-The jury in The oase Of
Rev. Daniel Downsy, on trial for the murder of VIM.
Mulns, in December last, has been discharged, not
being able TO agres upon verdict Nine OF the Ju-
rurs were in favor of conviction for murder in the
second degree. two favored an acqutta and ons was
tor involuntary manslaughter.
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YELLOW FEVER AT HAVANA.

WASHINGTON, June lg.-rhe Union of to-day pub.
hshss the following:
department of State, Washington, June IL, 1858.
Information has been received at this Department
from Thos. Savage Esq., the United States Consul
at Havana that at the date Of the despatch, June g.
can vessels in port are losing many of their men,.
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q hiioE, by the undersigned, A. THAcHxl In a
fs,hIy family or public Academy. He 10 tho.
IN. uahhad to teach LSdn, French, Mathematics, and
b., snehea oi good Engtsh education, having had
r. experience in teaching the same-can bring
rhNSis le.timUnislS to character and quallf.
M "olh the Professors under whom he graduated
'nitr patrons. Address, stating terms,
A,1 L. C. SHEPHERD, Morvop.
'ea Amelia county, Va,
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REAPINil MACHINES.

AlDWELL'S REAPER, the only simple and reliable
y Reaper in use This machine has been we'll tested
taIe- hsrvess past, and has proven ttse periecty
Gs Jew ,mali defects which at fret existed, have
eaeorac,c and /, is now perfect machine, and the
Vie 20 be relied en- as many Of the largest Wheat
fss,in Virginia and North Carolina have concluded,
Iop,ins this reaper altogether. after having tuy
Es t all others Many other reapers are being sold
IN. rae s doing the work Enr,y oroers win receive
ei.n. Address, J. 7. CALDWELL.
E .i-c!s,Juy Ayle,t's. King William CO.. Va.
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THE BURNING OF TIE PENNSYLVANIA.
MrNPHIs. June l5.-As far ~ sscertainsd eighty
dvs cabin passengers and one hundred and went
~ck passengers have been saved from the burning q"
'ns steamer Pennsylvania on the evening OF Sunday
's;. This would leave the number Of lost about Ct
r,sa cabin and eighty deck passengers, or total os
U: ninsty.fye.
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THE MURDER CASE AT WASHINGTON RE.
Spite OR MED RY THE PRESIDENU.

The execution of James Powers, tof Baltmore,l
convicted of the murder Of Edward A. Lutz, having
been fixed for yesterday the exertions OF his family,
friends and counsel, were ON Thursday redoubled
with the view of inducing the President to commute
the sentence. The President however, steadily re.
sisted all the appeals and entreates made to him.
The friends of the condemned, it is ssid we're backed
by the presence and opinion of able legal gentlemen
and other distinguished individuals. The widowed
mother begged for Communication to imprisonment
for life, nothing more. Probably never before was
there such combined and influential efforts made on
behalf of a condemned prisoner. On Thursday eve.
President, all hopes even of postponement oil the
execution we're abandoned, and the family and
friends of the prisoner prepared calmly to await the
demands of the law. The execution, however, did
not take place, the opportunities made having indu.
ced respite, after everything WAS in readiness for
the fatal sct.-IB Baltimore Sun, June 1914.
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VIRGINIA IINDs WANTED!

rNErLi.HERdL BROKERAGE IN NEW YORK.
WI Gnsersgned having located In New York. 10 now
h., Conducting a GENERAL BROKERAGE for the
,,- ~ and sale of Real Estate Bonds and Mortgages,
|sr,;' snts, &c. &c. and offers his services to his
~ n's ltends. who may need agent 10 New YORK
purchases, charter vessels, or dispose OF Vtr-
a aos or their products He has repeated inquiries
In Virginia, by parties who wish to purchase
AND aulrnproved lands; and he has now custom
ka, e'erh places II they be found TO SUIT. Ad.
NJ, RO. ii. GALLAHER,
~ lo-thu No. 81, Liberty street, N. I.
IL DEMOCRATIC EDITORS-A nrst class
y; 0uITy paper with extensive subscription list.
tr.. Tsert''ns cnstom, can be bought at moderate
k.,hv ice paper Is located In the most populous and
Tears Person. desirou. Of m purcbssipa S viii enquire
|>~---nrs Ut the Enquirer" April 2-c3m
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ALBKMARLR LAND FOR SALE.

nNOH SALE, my fAEm OF thre6 nunuIeu anu 6IbV6
acres in Albemarls county. adjoining the land,
J. O. Massey, sneed and others, six miles from
(harlottesvile two and a half from shadwell Depot
al two from the Rivanna Improvement One hundred
and twenty acres cleared well enclosed and In high
state OF Improvement. Onetk'.d Of this 10 good betton
land dwelling and all necessary out buildings are on
the place. and we'll Of first water in the yard.
TERMS LIBERAL; or, II desired. exchange for Rich
mond property will be made.
Address me at Richmond, call at my Office, corner
Franklin and Governor streets
Oct l6-ctlJs&dtf 9. A. HART, M ID
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y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

kroaV,TlO. having been received by the Execu'
s,. tb,, JOSEPH TURNER, who was convicted o.
.-r by The Circuit Court of the county OF Campbell
-: .sn,enced therefor to FIVE years imprisonment
I. perilerriary, has escaped from the Jail of said
..v az the 26th May, ana is now going al large;
En-. do offer reward OF One Hundred Dollars to
,.,,,u who shall arrest the said Joseph Turner, and
n. n.l INTO le Jail OF said county OF Campoel and
nd military. and reoues, the people generally "a
M ,e., exeltions TO procure the arrest OF the said
IN Ia-ner ,hsr he may be brought to justice.
,Iss aader rny hand as Governor, and under the
Le,s Seal OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond,
= this 2eih isy Of May, 1853. ,,,,
.. .Gorernor: GRoRsE w. MrSFoRp.
Sec'y of the Comth-
..,i Turner 10 about i've teet eleven inches high,
N EQUITY built little stoop shoudered face slightly
- ..ry ow forehead aud very bad co9ntenance
i,,s, On, no, black; eyes hazel color, and man Of
..,, character June l-c3w
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OFFER for sale privately until the first day Of July
II the tract of land o. which reside, In the coun
ty of Caroline lying the North River between Jno
Dickinson and Dr. Thos B. Andersons lands contain.
ing 456 Rcres, about four miles from Cheserfed Depot
and about three miles from the Central Road II lies or
public road-and 10 said to be choice wheat and tobacco
land No soil 10 improve &C. If not sold privately be-
fore tho July will then be offered publicly the
store OF Jos T Collins d Co.. Cedar Fork)
will take pleasure in showing the land to any one
wishing buy and also permitted to refer TO Mr.
James Fontsne of Hanover to character OF land &c.
His Office 10 Verdon-my oace 10 Ruther Glen. Any com
muncaton BY letter will be attended TO-
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EXCHANGE BANK OF GRIFFIN. GA.
AUGUSTA, Ca June l6,h-lt is reported that the
Exchange Bank of Griffin, Ga, has failed. 1t has an
agency at Memphis.
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FURTHER ITEMS OF EUROPEAN NEWS.
Tho Nar,darhilt haa il

FURTHER ITEMS OF EUROPEAN NEWS.
New YORK, june l9.-The Vanderbilt has just
arrived here, having made the trip from Southamp.
ton to this port in nine days thirteen and half hours
She reports favorable weather during the entire voy
age.
By her mails are received some interesting Details
In the House of Lords, June 9Th, Lord Clarendon
asked if the Government could lay before the House
any information concerning the proceedings OF the
British cruisers in the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Earl Of Mamebury said he had received no.
thing but ex psrie statements but from converse.
ton with the American Minister, he believed there
was no great difference in the views of both countries
on the question at ssus between them and, from the
orders sent out to the officers the West India sta.
lion, that no repetition of such proceedings was likely
TO occur.
The Timee, in ts city article on Tuesday says, that
the news by the Persia, showing the feeling Of Amsri.
ca on the Gulf outrages, had but Slight effect upon
the funds; the decline, which WAS only td. was soon
recovered. The leader of the same paper in speak
ing of these Outrages, says:
THE treaties with both France and America having
expired il is madness for England to assert preten'
aions to which no strong and Independent power IL
likely to submit. The good done by searching foreign
vessels s nothing compared With the bad blood en-
gendsred; and though many so-called outrages are
undoubtedly e1aggeratiOns, there ia enough known
prove that he practice of searching vessels under
the American Tag, ought to be discontinued at once
The eruption Of Mt Vesuyius continued on the 18th
with more threatening aspect. The liquid dre was
pouring from several and the entire valley
of Airs was rn8ss of flames. The villagers were
fleeing in all directions. The destruction Of the town
of Portci was feared.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-22

THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
NHlS PLOW has been steadily ~
gaining favor with the farmers S
i: plsn,ers for the last ten yeHrs, ~
!. il nsy now be considered the
o0prla Pov IL use in the whole South 1t has takeI
n, three ct our State Fairs and ct the last eoo
The r,a,r over alI the most popular pows IN use
:i 4,o taken every premium given by the Mechanics
;a:e OF Virginia upon.pows we'll as silver medal
Tie highest award offered by this lnstitutc and hai
Gcee.suly tested in every variety OF soil In thi'
be and many Of the more Southern States:
Manufactured by the undersigned at their factory or
nnila s,.ce tolow thc Exchange, Richmond, va.
sy &c Lad nea.ly every article used for lling tn.
q Al made in our own shops of beat material
lgrl lJ-c!y GEO. WATT d. Gu.
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TEN FARMS OF 500 ACRES EACH,

II
II HAVE for rent TEN CO) FARMS, of 800 acres each,
situated ON Staunton River Halifax county, Virginia
not far above where the Richmond and Danve Railroad
crosses the river which gives the best facilities possible
to the markets of Richmond. Baltimore and New York
The land is equal TO any In Virginia.
have built most comfortable and convenient brick
Dwellings, and all necessary Out Houses including Barns
Granaries &c on each farm and the fertility Of the land
together with the comfort convenience and beauty of the
dwellings and houses would warrant my having
the very best families Of Virginia for my tenants
To u number of persons families from the same
neghborhood Stale wishing 70 cultivate Good Land
no better opportunity be offered. They must how
ever come well recommended In character and capacity
My Post-Ofa is Whitesville, Halifax Co, Va.
Nav ls-cst CHARLES A. CLARK.
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CHARLES B. STUART,

Al IONNEI AI LhWB
AsaLASp, HANOVER COUNTY, Va,
WILL practice regularly in tbs Courts Of the copn,
w tics o: Hanover, Caroline, and King William, and
y d Richmond Dec 23-d3t&ch
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CANCEMI FOUND GUILTY.

NEW YORK, June lg.-Tne jury in the case oil IN
Italian, Carcem for the murder Of Eugene Anderson
brought in verdict Of guilty, this morning.
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,,,-.;ped. AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the above
IN establishment, can supply the trade with
:! !,5ss'STfSG 5s, Nc PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
r',s, liberal terms. Having printed the "RIcH.
y y y, sr,Kra' for upwards Of ten years with type
% '..., materials purchased from Messrs HAoAR &
~ aduccd 10 recommend materials from their es.
,.,m,pt!p preference TO others.
...sr Roaks will be furnished to the trade, and
',,.ls, a. may be selected will be forwarded with
,s.ch. ..r,..ns.a p;ah,ona u
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THE VISIT OF THE RICHMOND ENCAMP-
MENT OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO BOSTON.

THE VISIT OF THE RICHMOND ENCAMP-
MENT OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO BOSTON.
This morning the Kaghts Templar Of our city, some
sixty strong. will put out for Boston where they will
uute with their brethren in celebrating ST. Johns
Day, June 24th. At New York they will take the
boat for Providence, where they will remain until
Wednesday afternoon. There committee will meet
them and escort them to Boston at which place they
will arrive before night. Arrangements have been
made by their Boston brethren TO make their visit in.
terestipg and agreeable. The Boston papers say that
"The Virginia gentlemen will be received at the depot
by committee Of the De MoIay Encampment oi
knight Tempers of Boston, who will escort their guests
to their quarters. On Thursday forenoon the DEMO
lays will escort their guests to the Bunker Hill Mon
umeut, by invitation OF the Monument Association
Both Encampments will appear with their magniti.
cent regaias, Banners crosses, and all the psrspher
MALTA peculiar TO this high order Of Masonry. After
few ceremonies at the Monument, the Encampments
will return to Boston, and march to the Music Hail.
where orstion will be delivered by the Rev. Geo.
NJ. Randall. At the conclusion of the oraou, the De
Molays will escort thsir guests to the American
House, where q magnificent entertainment will be
provided. On Friday, the day will be devoted to ex
cursons either TO Mount Auburn or else down the
Harbor among the lsands, and on Saturday morning
the Richmond gentlemen will return home"
-<e~--
TIE OCEAN NAIL SERvICE.-The ocean
mail steamship bill sppropriates S3iO,5OO for the
transportation Of the mails from New York to Liver
pool with proviso that there be paid thsrefrom so
much as may be required to procure their transporta.
ton on such days as the Collins line may fail to take
them from New York. The sum Of $26l 900 is ap.
proprated for the transportation of the mails from
New York to New Orleans, Charleston, Savannah,
Hsvre and Chagrea and back 1928 $50 between San
Eraucisoo CAL, and Olympia; $22 400 for the mails
on Pugets SoDnd $23O,O0O from New York to Ha.
vre via Southampton to Cowes; $50,OOD between
Charleston and Havana slOO,OOO across the 18th.
mus.
II is not lawful for the postmaster 70 make any
steamship or other new contract for conveying the
mails on the sea for longer period than two weeks,
or for any other compensation than sea and inland
postage and if conveyed by foreign vessel, for sea
postage only. The preference Is always to be given
TO American over foreign steamship companies, when
departing from the same port for the came destna'
ton within th-ee days Of each other.
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GEORGE 1. HERRING.
AND GROCERY STORE,

No. 5b. MAIN SrpEET: -
EEfs aiTRys on hald full stock Of Groceries, 70
which he invites his customers and the public gene
also pays srict attention to the sale OF country
:ce and s prepared to furnish grain bags to his
SA' who wish to send their grain to him to sell
GEO. |. HERRING,
w i-c,f No. Sc, Main st.
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RICHARD II. WATKINS

M, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
pacTlCES in the Circuit and County Courts ol
h, ,fHnce Edward and Charlotte.
s''s,s-Moores Ordinary, P. O., Prince Edward.
::e 3-evsw
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:. rnITORs AND PRINTERS.

u ,hrribers beg leave 70 cNl atrentIUu 70 lneII
,IoSS tS OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
.ssSS PRESSES, &c, &c, large supply OF
so On Gold d1Ra Street, ct sssT
mil assortment of all articles required in a
q. VC.SEs, CHASES, GALLEYS, &C.,
-,,.b re warrant equal in every respect to any
."-ad in this country, and which we will sell on
viz: six meuths' credit for approved ne.
'';s.ss. '';s or Ten per cent. discount for cash Old
~, IN exchange for new at the customary price
.s-,. ner pound, i. delivered within 60 days from
|ii :. .r,chs,e otherwise six cents per pound.
p" WM. HAGAR, JR., & CO.
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FLLAM B. CHURCH. WILLIAM K. FLEMING.
CHURCH & FLEMING,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Fi1a CARY AND 18TH STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD co
LrMBIAN HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA,
ltlLL pay particular attention to the sale ol ALL
wv KINDS Or COUNTRY PRODUCE. dealers In
iat' Of Agricultural Implements, which are warrant
ao held and garden Seeds of almost every variety.
yiy eff
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DAY LODGE, No. Sc

11yRACHER,-Iho undersigned graduate of the
University of Virginia, with one years experience
an Teacher desires situation for the coming year. 10
qualified to give instruction In the Latin aud Greek Ian
SnaVss Junior Mathematics Cheaisry, aud the usual
tx Tes,monias Of character and competency can be
;xsT adSresa TEACHER.
s''"' Care Of j. L. Marye, Jr. Fredericksburg Va.
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s4sosyx BARYspALH c. X. BARKsDALE,
LG,, of C5crlo.:s. Of 2ielgoad.
G.U BARKsoALE, lac Of FGrnpiile
BARKSDALE g. BROTHER
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OFYlcE NEAR SHocHoE wAREHousK.
!8ERAL ADVANCES made on Conngnments IN
4 hand Jan 5-cts
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"yIRGINlA AND THE SOUTH.


TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE -, 1858
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1ISO TRUSTEAs OF SCHOOLS. &e.7A mar.
II risd gentlemen graduate of one Of eur oldest In
stitutions With seventeen years experience in teaching
and entirely in the South at present Principal of Fe
male Seminary In Maryland wishes to 6nd situation in
one Of the more Southern States, to establish perms'
nent school Of high order, enter already esab'
isbed MsSt s.tisactory references. Female Seminary
prefarrsd Addres,, "A. NJ" care Of Rev. a. Steele,
Wa.hjnoton n C June 7-law3w'
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RELIeIous.-At the Presbyterian church in Da,
vile Vs religions exercises have been kept up ever
day since last Sabbath week. and will probably
continued through this week. Rev. Mr.. Wherry,
Prince Edward, has been occupying the pulpit fbu
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ry done the wheat crop by rust land fly and iSr>>
worm-tne Impression siI remsns& however that tts
S.saa x tss one though as
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HI6H Price FOR NEGRoEs.-At the sale OF the
property Of Ayers Hodpstt, deceased, few day-
since, at Danvile, Va, negroes, ranging in sgs
fIom to 90 years, sold for $5,00U. Other property
was sold proportionafey high.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-22

ASoTHER CouSrERFEITEK ARREsrED.-Ths
Wheeling Int gencer says apassenger on the s'esma
Eunice was ested on board that boat last Sunday
at Parkefsburg large quantity of all sorts Of boeua
coin and counterfeit money of all descriptions was
found upon his person.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-22

HYGEIA HOTEL at Otu Point Comfo.r, has been '
open tor soms time, and there have been Already a
number of guests there. The enterprisng and gen
tiemanly proprietor has added considerably 10 IN.
means of comfort and enjoyment OF his Guests.
and Of course the sea bathing. sea breeze and h-h
grateful, strengthening and delicious as ever
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-22

ihe harrlsononrg R-glr;-r states. that active ope
rations are to be at commenced on the Mama -.
Gap ks'foad I6ens between Woodstock and Moua, a,J<\
the rails, which will be laid under the direction ot w
J. Placde, who has had much experience in ,hs, DO,
partmsnt. The road will bs pushed to Noun, JactN,
son as soon as an ehcirn tore. can do it. Ths cars
November. NJ
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P. II. STARKE
WATT n. . hNhA

,.esger {. II. June s-cst
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SUDDEN DEArH.-We are panied again to record
the sudden demise of lovely and blooming maiden
died suddenly, on Wednesday evening last, at the
residence of Col. Harman. The deceased had been
on The street during the day. and had made some pur
chases at one of the stores and seemed to be III
her usual health but returning in the evening, to
the residence of her kinsman, che was suddenly
stricken down and called from time eternity. Alas
how uncertain ia human life and how inscrutable are
the was Of Providence,-( Staunton pindicator
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IMPORTANT CASE DECIDED The Circuit Court OF
Cupsper re sntly decided the important case of Free
man rs. Ere snan, involving 10 negroes, valued a.
&sOD. Ii wss compromised by dividing the negroe-
equally betw- en the litigsnts.
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TIE C.or,.-w. hear much complaint of the ,njs
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ELECTION IN NALBEMARLE.-Au election for Com
monwealhs Attorney, took place in Albemarle coun,
ty Thursday last to supply the vacancy occasloned
candidates were K. T. w. Duke and E. K. Watson
Esqs The following is the result Mr.. Duke beats
his opponents l79 votes. Duke 900; Watson S2l.
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The season has already commenced at the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs Some forty ir7
visitors have arrived The new building is compI-
ted, and ample accommodation for 900 or = SUI vlsi
tors are now ready. An immense company Ia
pected there this season.