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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
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KING g. QUEEN LAND FOR sALE

TIME undersigned a. Trustee of Richard and 9. Well
ford Corbin offers for sale the following Tracts o
Land, in King l. Queen County, to Wit
ATraes called Lsne,is containing about ,aoo acre.
Uve,eers House and Cabins ali In good order Also,
very Valuable Grist and Flour MIL
Some six or hundred are In cultivation and
the residue heavily tmbered This Land lies on the
Msttaponi river Immediately opposite TO West Point
(owned by VIM. P. Taylor Esq which 10 the terminus
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad.
Also, a Tract of Land, called Top Knot containing
about 500 there about 40 this Land under
cultivation, and the residue /. heavily Timbered.
Also Tract Of Land containing about 400 acres known
BY the of Pluck Rose which Land Is also heavily
tnbered These last Tracts Of Land lie within three
and four miles OF the Mattaponi River.
Also Tract Of Land called CARROTS supposed to
tain 200 acres.
Also, piece of Land, lying on Dragon Swamp. sup.
posed consin seventy acres which 10 heavily tim.
bercd In Cypress.
" ANY person desirous of purchasing these Tracts
of Land, either of them will pleass apply to Mr.
Peter Bray who lives Lanevs. and will also ad.
dress the undersigned whose Post Office Is Brsndy Station,
Cupeper County, Va; or hessrs. Richard and 8. Well.
ford Corbin, Fredericksburg, Va.
Jan 6-ctf WIN. N. WEXFORD.
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The time is rapidly approaching for the oonsidera
ton Of the various appropriation bills reported by the
Committee Of Roads, and which have been awaiting,
up to this PERIOD the action of the Finance Commit
tee. The subject is Of vast Importance Financially,
commercially, politically socially, it far transcends,
in interest, any and all the measures coming under
the consideration Of the present General Assembly
To Virginia the result is past computation.
The frst question, of course, arising in the pre-.
mises s does the state Of the finances allow Of sppro
priatonS at this timel Can appropriations be made
now without increasing the existing rates of taxa.
ton?
On examining the report of the Finance Commit.
tee, We find the net balance in the Treasury on the
first Of October, 1859, will be- in round numbers
$522, 900. If the estimate of the committee be cor
rect, and have no reason to doubt it, lis apparen,
at once that no financial impediment stands In the
way of the appropriation Of some two and half OF
three millions at the present session.
If the net balance in the Treasury at the end CT the
fiscal year of l85S.59, be, ss the Finance Committee
say more than half million, it :s most manifest that
even more than three millions may be safely appro
priated for expenditure during tho ensuing year, be
cause the half million Of surplus will pay the inter
est on far more than three millions.
But suppose that the Finance Committee shall be
mistaken in their calculations one.half in other
words that the balance in the Treasury at the end Of
the fiscal year of 1859. will be $2500UO, instead Of
half million; still il will be in the power Of the State
to appropriate at lesst three millions for after paying
the six per cent interest the loan to be made and
setting apart the per cent for the Sinking Fund
there will be clear surplus of $4,000.
But, fortunately, We are under no necessity for
this close calculation for the Treasury After paying
all the charges Of interes! on the three Millions there
will be in the Treasury BALANCED of $272, ,O0O to mee
extraordinary and unexpected demands upon it. Ir
other words, there will be, after an appropriation o
three Millions an ample fund to meet contingencies
as it is best there always should be.
Another view Of the subject. If there shall no
be the surplus anticipated by the Finance Commit
tee, recourse may yet be had to the eIpsdient sug
through series of years the floating dobt, oonstu
ting an extraordinary demand the revenues of th
present aud ensuing years. and this distribution 1t il
said, can be effected by the accommodating spirit
those who are holders of the floating debt In thi!
mode, if others fail, revenue may be created, sub
ieot to appropriation to the public works.
There being, then no financial obstacle, we trust
the Legislature will march manfully up to the i'm
portant work before it, and, by making such sp
preparations the condition of the finances allows
save our system Of internal improvements from stop
page and dilapi pidaton, and perhaps from ruin.
We shall resume the subject in our next.
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MEADOW FARM FOR SALE.

II OFFER Private Sale my Farm, lying in the county
Il of Prince William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria TO Warenton, and two and half miles from
Gainesville depot the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty.
Ave miles distant from Alexandria which place be
reached In two hours on tho cara,
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Foryo and
Half Acres-about four hundred of which In Wood
and Timber. The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all Of them we'll waered by lasting SPRING.
Broad Run-a large and never falling mountain stream
through the from West East bordering
which 10 a seautrui Meadow OF 5..l 1900,
now we'll taken in Timothy and blue grass and not only
valuable Meadow, but highly useful for grazing pur
poses. The uplands rolling and susceptible Of any
degree Of improvement
The Improvements large and commedious Dwell.
Ing with spacious four above and three be-
low stairs and the necessary out houses. Surround.
ing the yard large and eourshins Orchard Of Apples,
cties aud many Of them in full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhoods 10
surpassed BY any i, the State for health snd affords the
bss, society
those wishing 70 purchase 6ne country residence,
will do we'll to call and examine this estate.
For further information address Judge z. Collins Lee
Baltimore, Md, or the Subscriber.
DE- JAS. w. P. MACRAE.
D. ".
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FROM NEW MEXICO.

ST. LOUIS Feb l3.-Santa Fs dates are of the 10Th
Business was brisk. The Legislature had adjourned.
A gold mine had been discovered in the vicinity Of
Fort Fillmore. There had been 10 overt act Of hos.
tiiiy the part of the Utah Indians. but the Nor
mona were evidently tampering with them.
The Santa Fe Gazette advocates the raising of q
regiment OF mounted rlemen for an expedition, sta.
ting that march could be made from there 10 Salt
Lake in fifteen days. The same paper recommends
reinlorcelnonts TO be sent through New Me1co-the
route being much easier thsn the northern. Abun.
dant provisions and forage can be had 10 destitute
canons, and the route cen be travelled quicker than
via Laramie.
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RUAOR CORRECTED.

The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press corrects q current runor:
In some of the New York papers it was atated tbet
during the personal conflict between members on Fri
day night last, N, Montgomery, Of Pennsylvania
threatened to knock down Mr.. Bocock, of Virginia
These gentlemen sit in seats adjoining and without
leaving their places in the House, e1ered themseves
on this occason 10 maintain the order Of the House
aud It'll only just to ssy that nothing Of the kind re-
fsrred to occurred between them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
PAINFUL CASE.

One Of the mos. painful cases that ever came be.
fore Coroner was presented yesterday morning. a
woman, forty hTe years of age, who ia ssid TO have
children married and in good circumstances, died
without bone, from exposure starvation and ntem.
persnce. Her name was Mary McMacken. Her
clothing consisted Of strips OF rag carpet wrapt
around her person -[Phad. paper.
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FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE,
a TRACT OF LAND, In the County OF Henrco on the
"A chiekahomny: containing 2ol acres, ten mile, dis.
tant from the City of Richmond hal. mile from the YORK
George ~ Savage, E,qr with large Framed Dwelling,
and several Out Hou.es being little ont Of order no one
productive and well adapted the usual Grain Crops and
all kinds OF Vegetables with valuable meadow.
This place can be purchased on very accommodating
terms If satisfactorily secured and the interest punetu
ally paid long credit will be given for the whole of tho
purchase money; or will exchange for negroes at fair
valuation, or Richmond City property. Living some
il out of my powor cultivate It, consequently, wish
to sell it. TO any industrious, enterprsng man, who
ly offered to DO so with scarcely any capital For fur
her particulars address the subscriber through the Rich.
mond P. o.. TO the care of he'ss Geo: Watt Co.
Feb b4-ctf N. B. CLARKE.
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE AT
MOuNT LlIIREI.

OFFER for private sale th Plantation on which re.
4 side at Mount LAUREL Haisx County
The Trsct contains 394 acret portion of which con-.
siss Of really ne branch fats shoroughly drained and
thiekly se. in Clover the ppsn |, we'll adapted to the
growth Of Tobacco and Wheat and In rapid state Of
Improvement The whole Of the land now in cultivation
10 under good fence with sevenl ines of crcssfencng
The land IL we'll supplied with water two branches run
ming nearly through the middle Of t. and having
three excellent springs and pump Of pure in the
yard There is also excellent Orchard Of Apple and
Peach Trees and well selected nriety of Pear Plum
and Prune Trees all Of which have been In full bearing
for several years. The improvements consist of large
and comfortable framed Dwelling House of two Stories
with eight comfortable rooms the whole In thorough
pair with the exception of the painting; the other i'm
provcmenis an Office with two rooms and two fire.
places framed kitchen, ice.houss granary carriage
house, stables, Overseers h,use and good com.
Portable Negro quarters and three excellent Tobac.
Barns.
Tho residence 10 within fve ml.s of Clover Depot on
the Richmond and Danvie Rairosd and within mile
Of two Churches-an Episcopal and Methodist
The situation 10 q desirable locttop for Physcian
with small family, for perseu who may wish to
open large Boarding School
As am determined to SELL solicit the attention Of per
wishing purchase and It will afford me pleasure to
give any required Information suh In regard to terms
&c. which shall bo liberal and accommodating Posses
sion will be given early next fall.
Address, DR. Tho. j. Williams, Mount Laurel, Halifax
County, Virginia
.. Ian Q-cw3un THO WILLIAMS
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FAUOUIKR FARM FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his Farm and Resi-.
Il deuce. adjoining tho the town of Warrenton, Eau:
ouier County, Va The Farm contains 265 acres. and
lies between the Rappshannock Turnpike and tho War
renton Springs Turnpike, thus giving facility for grazing
every field whon. any Inconvenience. Prom It's prox.
Unity to Warrenton, it s very well adapted grazing
cattle, and fnds a ready market in warrenon for
all its products.
septenber le56 1t Win compare svorably with any re-
s;dence In the State. There is Servants house, with
six good rooms Both houses of brick, with every
ment same size. has every convenience for Farming,
Grazing, or Dairy.
address subscriber, At Warenson, Va
NAT TYLER.
Faunuiar County. Va Feb l2-c2m
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VALUABLE FARMS lOR SALE.
FARM IN HRNRICe DIR SALE

r WILL sell 500 acres of chiekhominy River land.
and within half mile Of the Meaanicsvie turnpike;
three hundred cleared and Ina high state Of cult
vaton the balance In original growt, with large guam.
ity of fine timber so lots Inc tobacco land of
ffty.two acres each.
The improvements consist of famed building with
fve roons and all necessary out hoses bold spring of
delightful within sixty feet Of he house. and seve
raj other spring. of equal value uon the FARM large
and beautiful garden spot with varty of garden fruits
and extensive and we'll assorte Peach, Apple and
Cherry Orchard.
Tho farm for the size, Is surpassed by any in the
country whether for hta!th beauty r productveness
invite the attention uf purchasers and will take plea
surein showing the farm My resdnce adjons the land
Jan @c6w WIN A. CHRISTIAN.
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nv TnE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

communication has been received
w ,rcn. Judge WILLIAM LEIGH rendering hi. re- re-
he ssfv sas S and The % Ssn
e ~ ~ The Executive and it alec appearing BY commu
from The Judge and from the Clerks OF the Court,
iii Circuit, that l, is important that the Spring term, o.
sac b.,;ss OF the counties vf Cumberland Buckiug
s.. as as aspomsox, Campbell Prnce Edward Charlotte
qua gsax aud the Of the City Of Lynchburs
E ,c,, 70 Be held on tie fret day OF March next, al
c,rsn upaer nv hand Governor, and under the sea
OF the Commonwealth. a, Richmond. this lStn
lsI day Of January ls, and In the ga year ., .ne
Commonwealth -, hNi s.s.. n. as.' .
BY toe on.esth Jan 20-ctde
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PE;ITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.

MANUFACTURED at this Institution, and sold there
I'VE and IL re Agents Store, No. n, Pearl street, the
Rlov;ns s-tc,,s. At reduced prices, to wit:
Bocts Shoe. and Brogues
Women Children ard Servants Shoes
Wagon acc Cart Harness Of evory description
Machine Bands Leather Hose
Wagons, Cars
Drsys and Wheelhnrrows
Wsrdrobes. Safes &c.
Striped and Plaid CCttons
Kerssys and Linseys, tor plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for servants.
Nos: OF the above articles on hand and for SALE viii
be .de or repaired CT other job work done to order
short aonee for cash. punctual customers only on
short time
Order. from the country with satisfactory references
promptly attended TO. Address r NJ. ElmMO,
July Jeff agent and Storekeeper va. Penitentary
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sa3a nI4 @ ss7.Il7 2a sSan.lal 5;

These fgures, compas 1 with those of January u
last yssr, exhibit an increase To- the pas mo5c o.
s22 $50, Of which SIS 2H So is tho :nain ls:e, and
81 3l5 AZ on ths Warrington branch.
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DE AID.

CHiRLEsTos, Feb. l3.-Gen Wade Hampton, Of
South Carolina, died suddenly on his plantation in
Mississippi, on the 10th inst.
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VILLA ESTATE FOR SALE.

nEE OF the most charming residences In the State o.
" New York, sitsated in veil wooded park and sur
rounded by about 80 acres Of critic land.
Saratoga. Albany and Troy re easy accessible and by
Railroad. now partially couructed, the city OF Albany
will be brought within forty n nutes.
To gentlemen desiring mgnhcent and healthy resi-
dence for their families durg the summer months the
proprietor honestly recommeIs this place. The house
be shut up and left durnsthe winter months in per
fect safety Moro land can bepurchased If desired.
Apply 70 Judge NEALE, Alexandria, Va. Jan 5--cllt'
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GEO. WATT. P. H. STARK

GEO. WATT. P. II. sTARKE.
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
TUNHlS PLOW has been steadily
u gaining favor with the farmers N~A1Q
and planters for the last ten years,
until il may now be considered the
most popular Plow In use In the whole South has taken
premiums three of State Fairs and at the last
took the FIRST over .. the most popular Pows In use-
I, has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virginia upon Plows well as silver medal,
being highest offered by this Institutes; and has
been tested In every variety of soil in this
State, and many Of tho more 'outhern States.
Manufactured by the undersigned at their factory on
Franklin street, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
whore may be had nearly every article used Tor ng the
soil All made In our own shops Of best material
April q-elv GEO. WATT CO.
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new hold upon the favor and support of their con.
stuents; and that copy Of this resolution be trans.
mitted to each Of them by the officers OF this Com.
mttee.
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FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBDERY.

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY.
HAVING on hand choice variety of FIurT -
II TsEEs of my own raising, and grating
sufaciey large for transplsnting respectfully - -
call the attention of the public to them.
Ny Nursery located oneandahalf miles North. East
from the Old Market where will take pleasure in show
Ing them.
All orders addressed TO- left at my agents, Messrs
Van Lew, Taylor Co., No. 10, Main street Richmond,
Va, myself. will meet with prompt attention
tSr asMesm 'u' '"''H'' " LEWIS TUDOR.
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RECEPTION OF MOliAMMED PASHA-By
direction OF the President Of the United States !. ,s
ordered by the War Department that, on tho arrival
of Rear Admiral Mohainmed Pasha, of the Turkish
navy, be will be received With all the honors due TO
his rank, by each military post which be may visit
during his stay in the country. There is certainty
al TO tho time of bis arrival.
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Constitution are to be referred.

ILLNESS OF THE WIDOW OE PRESIDENT
HARRISON.
The widow of the late President Harrison has been
Cor considerable time confined to her bed at the req
idence of her son, j. Scott Harrison, near North
Bend, Ohio. Old age, rather than any particular dis
ease it s stated has asserted it's influence upon ma.
turally robust organization. The venerable lady is
now over eighty years Of age.
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Tn EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

THE ,uh,crbers beg leave 70 esII sttenI,SI 70 sas
popbrRS. PRESSES. &C., &c. large supply Of
1Sieh they keep constantly hand at their Type and
s,,reo,ype Foundry No. 3s, Gold Street, New York.
Ne have full OF all articles required in
f''a"-s CASES. CHASES, GALLEYS, &c,
an of which W. vsrau, equal in every respect to any
ss-f,cureJ this country, and which We VIII sell or
so,;sbIe poe. or ten per discount for cash OLD
Tne ,siep in exchange for new at the customary price
al lin. cents per pound II delivered wi:hin 60 days hon
~. y, Al ,rr,hsse otherwise six cents per pound.
SA WM HAGAR, JR., D. co.
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RUNAWAY.
ITXTAS committed To the Jail Of Fairfax County on the
w 3lst Of October, 1857. as Runaway s!are Ne.
TO Nan calling himself THOMAS WILLIAMS, about 40
yss Of age six teet high copper color, blind Ia right
sye, and scar on fore 6se5 Of len hand He say; be
and was hired for the year to CLARK & DAVIS.
WALTER POWELL,
nl5-cw6w Sheriff of Fairfax County.
|VIRGINIA-IN cHAECERY-At Rules held in
v the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of Louisa
1 S.oSsy oSnoS
Against
Rice D. Schsole. Hugh Simpson and Lucy A. his wife,
Alexander Johnson, Garret schooler and other
The otjec. of the cross bill and amended AMI supple
mental BILL in this suit is to set aside part Of the final de-
entered in the proceedings under the original BILL
Ind 70 exclude the children OF Elizabeth Schooler, de-
ceased from receivn, any Of the estate OF Lewis
ohnson deceased, under his last Will and tesfamcnt
had AFFIDAVIT having been made and led that due dill
bad been used behalf of the plaintiffs to ascer
balm In whs; county corporation In this State the above
banned defendants are without effect; and that some II
all of the above named defendants are not residents
pi this State on motion Of the plaintiffs, by their
oroey Is ordered ,ha, the said above named defend
nu 90 appear here within month after due pubca.
10, this order ind do what s necessary to protect
hiI u. interests N. In this suit copynTe'is, ,vrr,
POWERS GREAT PMoT0GRAPH, AMBRO. /.
TYPE AND MELANOTYPE FACTORY,
No Isl Main street, Richmond, Va.
hundred and seventy.fve thousand Likenesses
taken a; this establishment since 1850.
POWERS is now engaged in making pictures Of Mem
srs Of the Legislature The number contracted for is
)oM0
Mr. POWERS hes introduced new style of Picture.
rom one sitting million moro Of copies be made
IoE-
amero,ype', Photographs, Dsguerreotypes, Mclaino.
ype and every knowrsye Of Petnre made. and at the
made
Inc public and particularly those who have friends in
LEGISLATURE. are respectfully invited to call and
uies Of the members of the Legislature, 10 be seen
Feb S-cw3n
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Ther revenue Of this road for tbs month Of Jsnusty
is reported as follows:
Washn Total for
Lain Stem. Bro 1ch. both roads.
From passenger, si5 2l3 60 81 go7 40 sl72,2l DO
For freight, 237,oil W lolo9 - 2t' ,S2J %
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rh,undersigued, AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the above
veil lncun establishment, can supply the trade with
''' PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, 60,
r,ou the most liberal ,erms. Having printed the RICH
sosp EsQrnEi" for upwards Of ten years with type
I'D other materials purchased from Messrs HAoAs q
t.Dli.hneut in preference TO others.
s,ec!ren Books vii! be furnished to the trade, and
such ,rteles may be selected will be forwaIded Wiz
despatch. Wm. d. aLC.unE,
Oc, "a Enquirer OCce, nlcpHiono w.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

WILL pay twenty dollars for the delivery to me OF
II negro man, PLEASANT, belonging 10 VIM. Fonsaine
Of 6oochand county. Picasan: about forty years DID,
has marks about his neck rather over the medium
Ru:h.s' in Fuvanna county, and Is doubt In that
ndshborhood Pleasant had pass to visit his master
when he left Richmond during Christina
4 Jan l9-ctf HECTOR DAVIS.
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VIRGINIA IMPROVEMENTS.

TURsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS
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DARE 0PP0RTUNiTY.-A person having o.p
IL tsl and wishing to engage 10 the pAuo Busiskss
can hear Of desirable opportunity BY addressing .. b.
beG ss1, Richmond, Va. Nov l7-ca