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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01

"SELrcr DIscoURsKs PROM THE FRENCH AND GER
uAs"is the title Of neat and exceedingly interesting
volume laid on our table by p B. Price, No. l6O, Main
street. from the publishing house Of Sheldon, Blake
man & Co., New York.
The object of this neat volume is to render access
BILE to American readers the rich 'literary and rell'
Qious treasures which lie hidden in the wrings' Of
distinguished divines of the Protestant churches Of
Europe. The work is select discourses' from the
writings of the French tProtestant divine, DIR. Mo.
nod the distinguished preacher OF Lyons France; also
from the writings Of DR.. Krummacher OF Berlin
celebrated German divine also from the writings OF
Dr. Tholuch of alle also from the writings OF Julius
Muller brother of the celebrated Carl Muller These
discoursss capBot fail to reader and be-
come of peculiar interest at the time OF the present
remarkable revival. To be had at the store OF r. b.
Price, l6O Main street, Richmond, Va.
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The Examiner" commenting upon our article In
Mondays Enquirer" upon Southern Comm.r.
csl Conventions" says:
1--WE hope the Enquirer does not mean to say that
upon any calculation Of dollars and cents, or under
any conceivable circumstances whatever, Vrgns
ought to abandon her Southern sisters and attach her
self 10 q Northern oonfederacy.
In answer we would say, that no calculation OF
dollars and cents'' was made by US in that article
such selfish considerations have ever been far
from our mind. A devotion to the interest Of the
South, which has no estimation in "doars and cents"
has ever been entertained by US. 1t was this devo
ton that induced us to snimadvert with more than
usual severity upon the Montgomery Convention
because in our opinion, the subjects there discussed
tended to distract and ALLEVIATE the councils Of the
Southern States. But frank to say, that il we
believed, that after dissolution of the Union, the
Southern Confederacy would re- open the '''faus
trade" them and in that would urge upon Vir.
ginis TO seek no connection with that Confederacy
until guarantee was given that her interest in slave
nv would be protected by her SISTERS Of the South
ern confsderacy Shall Virginia dissolve this Union
for the avowed reason that th" institution of slavery
was not sufficiently protected, and then connect her
self with the Southern conederacy, which, by open
ing the save trade, would destroy two thirds Of the
value of the institution in the State In the Federal
Union We are induced to believe that slavery threat
ened with destruction by Northern enemies; while
in the Southern confederacy. if the councils Of the
mad caps of The Montgomery Convention are to be
potential, slavery in Virginia would be certainly de-
stroyed. This then, what We would have our neigh
Dor understand by our Mondays article, which has
attracted 80 much attention that if our "sisers of
the South entirely disregard the value of the greatest
Interest in Virginia. and for the prepent and question
able advantage of the cotton interest, seek the de-
strucon Of the value of our slaves it would demon
strate that no family affection existed and Virginia
should have no part lot in confederacy so dsre
esrdful OF her interest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
v.IUARIE Farm FOR SALE

TIME subscriber offers for sale valuable and produe
tive Farm, lying on both siies OF jackson river ana
tho Falling Spring about six miles above Covngton in
Allegheny County containing about 100 acres nearly "l
OF which srabe and about 4Oo acres cleared The land
on the river brings large crops of Corn and Tobacco and
Thai ON the Falling Spring is unsurpassed for Grass and
small Grain The Virginia Central railroad is comPe
to within si1teen miles of the farm and will soon be 70
Covinpton a point in the James river and kanawha
canal and Covngton and Ohio railroad The improvements
consist Of plain Dwelling and all necessary out buildings
Brus Stables, Tobacco Houses, Negro ouariers, &c
@ Plour C;ris and Saw Mills 1t will lie sold on &c.
commod.ting terms or will be exchanged for State or
Rank Stock or railroad bonds negroes will be taken in
whole or part payment Mr. klncad living on The pren''
ses will show them to visitors. Apply to
MAY le-clm JOHN L. PEfTON Stauntcn VA.
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CHANcERY-At Rules held in the
~ Clnrka Office of the County Court Gi NorthemP.

VIIRGINIA-lR CHANcERY-At Rules held IN the
v Clerks Office of the County Court oi Noartnamp
ton the first Monday in May In the year one nou'ano
Te.eSie W. Jacob, Edmund w. Rlyly. Arthur w.
Downing, Edward l. Willis and David Lurvey, Phns'
Against ,.,.,
Tuly Carnnes and Sally his wife, Richard Cutler ana
Virginia his wife, Mary Mock, Edward T. soen Sanue'
W. Mock, George Mock, Arinthia 8. Neck. hc9aIn M T.
Read and Sally bis WIFE, William P Moore r anu M Mas ;fs
bis wife, Nathaniel j. Hickman and MargsreI hls VIE
Cformerly Margaret 8. Floyd.) Edward .. w.oa anu
Elizabeth his wife, and James Mcsrs and Ann as VIZ.
The object Of this obtain decree Tor tne Palu
tion of Prout's Island, in the county OF HoilnhmP,
among the parties according their several nsnm ana
shares therein and have the shares OF the ss
signed allotted together them; and it spPealnS oy
affidavit filed, that the defendants, George MOCK anu s
thsuiclJ Hickman and Margaret bis vile are NOT fts W.
dents OF this State molten of the painns, oy ~. w.
Fisher Esq, their attorney, it s ordered tnaI @
said George Mock and Nathaniel J. Hickman ana MSrsa
rel his wie de appear here within month aeI que
publication OF this order, and do what Is Necessary 50 3 10
protect their interests; and thata copy OF this oraef n
fshed once week tor four successive weeks IN .ne
Richmond Enquirer, newspaper publi'hed IN ne ciy o
Richmond and be also posted the front door Of tne
Court House OF this county the hr:t day OF inc next
term of the said Court. ACopy-Teste, ~,
Nay ll-cw4w LAFAYETTE HARAAksoH, CA
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Totalnumbcr of guns. s.-....-....---.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Rio DE JAsEIRo, April IA, 1858.
In looking over the Enquirer of January q, l
had the pleasure of reading the notice to the effect,
that the rumor Of the removal of Capt Robt. G.
Scott Jr., wss unfounded l am only surprised that
such thing should have been spoken Of
He is a staunch "Democrst'- Of the most ao-
tive and obligng consuls We ever had here, and a
perfect gentleman in everything he does and thinks;
Isuicient to cay, that he is Virginan Of the right
school to say ally He is very much esteemed here
BY sl native and foreign, and have no doubt that
our President will hear our weak voice, and allow
Capt. Scott to remain quietly with us.
The selection of Mr. Meade as Minister to this
Court has given entire satisfaction. He captvates all
who are bonored with his acquaintance. Hisspeech
on the occasion of presenting his credentials TO the
Emperor, was very fsvorsbly noticed in the papers
here. In truth. 1t was very "piquant" and full of
spirit Yours, truly, Z. V. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
WAR FEELING NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, May 30.-Resouons were offered
in The Common Council to-day, authorizing the Mayor
to send armed vessel against ibe Brsh cruisers:
An Indignation meeting was held in this city This
afternoon. Five thousand persons were present.
Gen. PsItrey presided. Kesolutiops were adopted
recommending to the owners OF vessels to sru and
equip them, before leaving port, and TO reti't a sg
eressions The greatest enthusiasm prevailed in the
meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
WpsTrpN uorsL. FINCAsTLE, VA.

1UNHS Hotel il one of the most pleasantly situated
house. in the Valley of Virgins, and Is now ready
,mmer in he mountains Persons going and from the
spripss win ind this delightful retreat tor several days
The Proprietor has fitted his Sulphur Spring one mile
even;ng,s walk or can be furnished with comfortable
conveyance, to and from the Spring The propne;or
ees safe in saying that house in Virginia can furnish
batter Recommendations than this situated as 1t is, in
ountry OF plenty and auroundod by scenery Of the most
magnificent character. 80 r;,.,,,
For terms &c address the undersigned NJ r'hca'ue'
Virginia Z ,yo,rz
Al If r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01

OFFER this valuable estate tor SALE In the county Of
u Buckingham known by tho name Of Monte Video,"
CORNER residence of Judge CabelL) 1t contains 230
scres of which 200 James River low grounds
OF the best quality. Large crops Of corn wheat and
baeco are annually made this estate. 1t has all the
eessary improv cments. Tho negro quarters all
with brick chimaies and plank floors. The tobacco
houses are built of ehesnut logs and covered with ches
nut shingles; has orchard containing upwards OF 1000
trees Of the most choice ruit-apples pears peaches,
cherries, &c 1t has the finest view James River,
mountain scenery, river, &c. 1t 10 we'll watered and
hosthy.
This estate Il on the South side of James River-hav.
Ing covered bridge James River TO the James
River and kanswha Canal about quarter of mile from
the estate.
As wish to move my negroes South, bargain may be
had by carly application TO ne in Richmond
Peter F. Ayres my overseer, will show the estate.
CHAS. Y. MORRISS.
Also for SALE 1900 of heavily tmbcred land In
the sSme county This land 10 In its virgin growth and
lies q ~ miles tromthe James River and Kama.
wha Canal Ito miles from Richmond and 80 miles from
Lynchburg.
Persons wishing TO get rail road tyes timber,
hoop poles, &c, will do we'll to take a look atit.
March 5-ctd CHAS. Y MORRlSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
FARM IN HANOVER FOR SAFE.

VlHE subscriber offers for sale privately his farm in
from the mountain road and about eight miles from Ash
land 1t centaus l6g aeres old survey about twoths
of which cleared and well adapted for wheat and
which is oak of original growth There 10 house
tanning six largo roos and the necessary out houses ut,
tached.
TRRns-One third cash; balance in l2 and ls months
For further information, apply the subscriber, who
can be usually iound Dabney & Cookies, corner Of
Broad and 7th sts RO. w. BlGELOW.
Anril S-cSw
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The Boston Herald thus speaks of Sumner

His friends continue to hold up the wounds he re-
oeved in a manner 20 obnoxious, that smypathy IN
great many minds is giving way TO aversion. He
himself surrounded by these i'll advised frlends has
accepted the position they have offered him. and last Of
all he has consented to come ont over his own sigma.
turs as martyr. His own language h, Il was OF.
ten encouraged to feel that to every sincere love. Of
liberty nv uGeax. char acas perpetual speech"
This i, pusrile from Senator of the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsHISGros, May s-Tbe instruction: given to
the United States naval forces are to warn Britsh
cruisers against visiting American vessels, and in the
event Of their persistence, force to prevent it.
Another effort will be made to suspend the rules Of
the House with view TO introduce bill for the
struction of several soops Of war.
Movements are in progress here to concentrate all
the elements of opposition to the administration in q
Peoples Union Party"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
TII. CUPF BRACE PLOW.

V'H> GLUW has Ucen stchuIy
l gazing avor with the farmers N
|s::.,aier. Tor the last ten years, ~,
| L. may be considered the |
|.r caga pow in use in the whole South II has taken
1, nj three Of our State Fairs and at the last s55)
[niae over all the most popular piows In use
!" also taken every premium given by the Mechanic;
'-e OF Virginia upon plows as wen as silver neIa
'; zoe highest award offered By this Institutes and has
s successfully tested in every variety ot soil In tns
ssc, sud many of the more Southern States
Manufactured By the undersigned at their factory on
':,akiu street below the Exchange. Richmonds Va,
'se may be hsH nearly every article used tor tng the
~ Al! made in our own shops of best material
lr-'lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
VIRGINIA LANDS WANTED:

cEfEE4L BROEERAQE IN NV fORh.
NE uuaerssned having located in New York. is now
1 conducting a GENERAL BROKERAGE for the
,rl,se snd sale Of Real Estate Bonds and Mortgages
All Warrants, &c. &C. and offers his services to his
';aa friends. who may need an agent In New iorK
:; make purchases charter vessels dispose OF Vir
"a ais or their products He has repeated inquiries
,o.: . in Virginia, by parties who wish to purchase
,,c red and uuimproved lands and he has now custom
u u: several places if they be found to SUIT Ad
,.u RO. II. GALLAHER,
y,.~. i6cIHf No 81 Liberty street, N Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
SALT sULPHuR RsPRINGs'


VyHEsE Springs three in number and differing err mater,
ed as usual for the reception Of vsers on the first OF
June They have been thoroughly anay.ed ss hr
fessor Rogers and afterwards aud more 1nueiy, ,n oy
DR. David stewart of Baltimore, and (as the analysis
proves exhib, combipaslon Of Sulphur and Iodine and
ptber mine raj properties by any in Virginia
Two of them contain sulphur by lar thah any oher
mineral waters in Virginia. .,
For further particulars to the character anu virtues
of these Springs the public referred 70 on
the ssme by br Thomas D. Mutter. Of Philadepas and
TO Drs. Burke and Moorman's Works, on the Mineral
Springs OF Virginia. ,, .,,. ,a nan.
To visiters, remainlng considerable hme ana espe'
sop liberal deduction will be made from nao ordinary
rates OF Springs charges. WIN. ERskiNh, proprietor
Anrl 9n-cwt5thAug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
TEN FARMS or 900 ACRES EACH,
ElR

II HAVE for rent, TEN Q0) FARMS, Of 300 acres cach
Il situated on Staunton River. Halifax county. Virginia
not far above where the Richmond and Danvle Railroad
crosses the river which gives the best facilities possible
10 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,
Grsnaries &c on each farm and the fertility of the land
together with the comfort convenience and beauty Of the
brick dwellings and cut houses would warran, my having
the very best families of Virginia for my tenants.
To q number Of persons families from the
nsghberhood STATE wishing to cultivate Good Land,
better opportunity can be offered They must, how
ever come we'll recommended in character and capacity
Ny PostOfdce 10 Whitesvlle, Halifax Co., Va.
Msy ls-cSt CHARLES CLARK
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PFIcE EOF THE JAMES r. & KAMA CO

NOg the purpose Of removing ob.,rucuons from the
B...n and First Level, and Repairing Locks Nos q
ini q. and the Guard Look at Joshua Falls Dam on
F. Division OF the Canal the navigation WIN oe sus
locks Noe 81 and A. from the 18th to tho 9Th
.. 90 the First Level from the 10th June TO the lot
,sd between Joshua Falls Dam and the head Of Tye
.r.r Pond from the ll,h to the 22d July.
By order Of the Beard Of Directors.
Va 3a,I,, WIN p MIJEFORD Secy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01

Uniyer.ity Of Virsnis with ono year, experience :;
"a Teacher desires situation for the eouig @ es ye ,.n
ruaaes Junior Mathemstics Chemistry, and the usual
English branches. ,,,o,o,,, 30, no
80 sSdrs.s " TEACHER,
Care Of J. L. M.ye, Jr. Fredericksburg Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBBERY.
SOUTHERN GREEN MOOD NIlRSERH.

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD NURSERY.
<AV!NG on hand choice variety OF FauIr -
srEs OF my own raising and grating, sum
s'y large Tor ,ransplsu,ing respectfully call the -
.n'ion OF the public to them.
Ny Nursery is located one and ahaf miles North East
n the old Market, where will take pleasure In show
: them
NJ orders addressed TO, left at my agents. Mossrs
Il Lew, TAYLOR 4 Co. No ls, Main street, Richmond,
:. o myself, will NEE, With prompt attention.
0vcn l3-rs,n LEWIS TUDOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01

HUnT's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE, for June, is on our
table. Contents Usury-The adnsasurement OF
shipping-Gold its effeos-Commercial and industri-
sl cities of the United States-Commerce and Nsvi.
CATION OF the United States-JourDs Of Mercantile
Lsw-Commercia Chronicle and Review, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
FG,N-RH.NI(sHT.

Wis recently imported Stallion and Race a
i Horse will stand this his first season in EN~
1eics 4, the stable Of the subscriber. within ~
.. r.e Of ru;sylvsnis Courthouse. Virginia. -AI
.a;ei sI BE- served at Finy Dollars by the season. OF
ar,y ?y. Dollars if insured One Dollar TO the Groom
-v.ry case Mares led at Forty Ceuts per day For
ss:paon Ferormaace, Pedigree, &c. sec hand bills
g...o r-c.ls, June John l.. WHITE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01

We would refer those afflicted with imperfect vi
zion, TO the advertisement Of the Brazilian Pebble
SpectscIes, which have a world Wide reputation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
n OFFER for sale about 500 acres of Land with good
Il two story Dwelling Hou.e, and all necessary Out
Houses good Garden, &c. The houses are all new and
in good order The land lies Butterwood creek ip
Dinwidde county about Ave miles from Wilson's Depot,
on the South.Sde Railroad and about twenty. eight miles
from Petersburg. This land is well watered about Que.
fourth 10 hrst.rate low grounds well dtched
win take pleasure in showing the land persons wish
Ing TO view IT, and IN answering any in
regard to It. r, G. CHEAThAM,
NAV 5-c5ms Crjmea Dinuiad,a 70 Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
GE0RI:F T. HERRINE,S,

COMMISSION AND GROCERY SIOhf,
No. sc, MAIN STREET.
"A itPS always on hand full stock OF Groceries, 70
which he invites his customers and the public gene
~ Also pays strict attention To the sale Of country
see and ia now prepared furnish grain bags TO his
'sc' who wish TO send their grain to him TO sell
GEO. /. HERRING,
E:i-c,f No. 56. Main 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
BRITISH AND AMERICAN FLEETS IN THE
AMERICAN ELEET.

The following table shows the number of United
S,ates and British menot in the Gulf OF Mexico,
including the United States vessels in the 6ufor under
orders TO appear there:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01

CASE uspER THE IssPEcrIOs Law Or Nihe''
FA.-On Friday last the Mayor OF Norfolk coh"i'
ted jail the captain, mate aud crew o the sch"'h-
Frances French, OF New Jersey on chsrse % M
attempt 10 carry off fugitive slave named Anthony
belonging 10 Mr. James Scott OF Smithheld. A. An
tbopy did not return 10 his employment as usual, on
| Thursday morning, Mr. Scott became apprehenrl'e
that hs had absconded, and on mentioning hs susp'
ciops 10 one of his neighbors, Mr.. WIN. ii. Jordan
that gentleman strengthened them by renarkns tnni
il was not at all unlikely a. he had just finished pa
ting $50 cords Of pine wood on board Jersey scn"o
or then lying at the mouth Of Chucsfuck Creek I"
| tributary OF Nanssmond rver) and hr. .. o"heu th7
brother of Anthony who had helped TO pu. the ~9of
on board. Ho therefore advised Mr. Scott 10 20 lh
medistey to Norfolk procure the assstsnce VI n u.
spector and have the schooner searcheo-~n'eh 1iE'
Scott lost no time IN DOING a.u s., a..'eu =, H.
folk the same night. Hs went hrst 10 M"yor
F-rpu,ou. This brother in law,) who he
comnsnied him to the residence Of the IL
spector General, William Parker, Esq. That een
on. of his deputies, promptly volunteered his own
services. Capt Bakers steam tug, the John 5 Rai-
new was then chartered and soon got in readin-rs,
when Mr.. Parker and his Honor the Mayor, attend,
ed by Mr.. Henry Ghiselin, and Messrs. face ana
Curran pilots land authorised inspectors snbarteG
10 her Tor Chuckstuok, about one O'Clock 10 The
morning. They found the schooner still at anchor
rbsre, and proceeded to search her. lhey so9"
found the runaway snugly slowed away a"us, "ic
door Of the forrcase, the planks Of which had oee'
raised to admit bln and then adjusted in their place
and bsrrels and other things piled On them AL
hands however, protested that they dio MOI kho~ he
ws, ON board Mr. Parker then took charge OF Tie
vsss.', had the stsam.tug hitched on to ner aud
bron sht hsr round to Norfolk, where sne now lies a.
McPheeter's wharf. ~,
The Schooner balls from Union, n. d. and the i9.'
lowing ia lis, of her officers and crew Thomss
I,oveiand. master; Thos. J. Allen, mate. john
Lovssnd, Benjamin Loveland and Caleb Z. Love.
I,pd before the mat, and the negro cook, Thomp-o
Tney are 10 hsvs their examination to-Gay. Ii u!t!
,s.Iy convicted Of The offence charged agains, them
;;,.r punishment will be, less than i've
man years in The pepitentisry; besides which
rh- master incurs penalty Of Ave hundred collars,
aud the vessel will be forfeited to the Noo
~ raid, Nay %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01

An enormo1s fat woman who was recently exhibT
:. .oout III, country, has been married al 81. LAs
" man almost ss large as herself, named Roger
ID nsppy couple weighed, together, nearly "
vuuGs, and if their happiness equals their size they
must spjoymayied Ws pEodiSe5sy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01

A'sokSE BARK.pALE C. BARKspALE,
La. Of Caarloue of Richmond.
Z. II BARKspALK. late of FdrmrtLs
BARKSDALE T. BROTHERS.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
mr., oYFIcE NEAR SnocKoE WAREHOUSE.
4 hand Jan 5-cts