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TEN FARMS OF 500 ACRES EACH,
FOR RENT 1850

II HAVE for rent, TEN Q0) FARMS, of 300 each,
II situated staunton River Halifax county, Virginia
not far above where the Richmond and Danye Railroad
crosses 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 orlck
Dwellings, and all necessary Out Houses including barns
together with the comfort convenience and beauty OF the
brick dwellings, and ont houses would warrant my having
the very best families Of Virginia for my tenants.
To . number of persons or families from the same
neRhberhood state, wishing TO cultivate Good Land,
better opportunity can be offered. They must, how
ever come well recommended in character and capacity
My Post-ofnce is Whitesville, Halifax Co., Va.
Nav ls-cat CHARLES A. CLARK
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VIRGINIA LANDS WANTED!

GENERAL BROKERAGE IN NEW YORh.
NEE undersigned having located in New yors. is now
.,a3g:ra, CENTRAL BROkERAGE for the
r.,e aad sale Of Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages,
7: Warrants, &C.. &c, and offers his services to his
fyaaa :ieuds, who may need an agent In New foIk or,
. -,kc purchases charter vessels, or dispose Oh VIZ
3 ai' or their products He has repeated inquiries
:a:ms in Virginia, By parties who wish to purchase
c's; .a3 unimproved lands; and he has now custom
fr.s-eIA places if they be found to sult; Ad'
&; 70. Il. GALLAHER,
fa:ca l5-cii;i 30 81, Liberty street, N.
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II OFFER this valuable for sale in the county Of
II Buckingham, known BY the name of "Monts Video,"
CORNER residence of Judge CabelL) 1t contains 1880
acres Of which goo acre, are JAIME. River low grounds
bacco are annually made this estate 1t has all the ne
cessary improvements. Tho negro quarters are all new
with brick chmaies and plank floors. The tobacco
houses are built of chesut logs and covered with ches
nut ahnges has an orchard containing upwards OF LOCO
cherries &c. 1t has the finest view on James River,
mountain scenery, river, &c. 1t 10 we'll watered and
healthy.
This estate 10 on the South side Of James Rver-hav
ing covered bridge across James River, to the James
River and Ksnawhs Canal about quarter of mile from
the estate
Az wish to move my negroes South bargain may be
had By early application to me In Richmond.
Peter F. Ayres, my overseer, will show the estate.
CHAS. Y. M0RRISS.
the sSre county This land Is In i virgin growth and
lies 81 a miles irom.the James River and Kama
wha Canal, ITO miles from Richmond, and 30 miles from
Lynchburg
Persons wishing get rail road tyes, timber,
hoop poles, &C., will do well to take look atit.
March lctd CHAS. Y. MORRISS.
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ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE,

ENoR SALE, my iam Of three hundred and eleve
F acre, in Albemarle county adjoining the lands
j. o. Massey, Sneed and Others, six miles from
harlostesville, two and half from shadwell Depot
An two from the Rvsnns Improvement. One hundred
and twenty cleared well enclosed and In high
state o Improvement One.tt'd OF this 10 good bottom
land A dwelling and all necessary out buildings are Oh
the place. and well of frat rate water in the yard.
TERMS LIBERAL; or, II desired, exchange for Rich
mond property will be mace
Address ne at Richmond or caH my Office, corner
Franklin and Governor streets.
Oct l6--ctl Ja&dtf :. A. HARI, NJ ID
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uIRGINIA.-ln New Ken. County Court May

bn motion Of Edward n Bradley. one OF tho distrou.
tees Of Mitchell W. Bradley, deceased; and appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Court that more than tSo
a. the representative of said Mitchell W. Bradley deed
ordered that the creditors of said Mitchell W. nrao
ley produce their claims against the ssd
Court on or before the 18th dsv of July and show
cause if any they against the payment ana oeSesy
Of the said estate 70 the Of ssa nenv o
this order bepubshed once week for four successive
weeks in the Richmond Enquirer and that another
he posted az the front door Of the Court House OF tn
eoanty on the first day of two successive terms OF the
County Court Copy. ,,.-,
Nav 1-w4w JEO d. CHRISTIAN NIerk.
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HAMpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

has ,1ly ninth Anniversary OF the Union society OF
u.-,i.u sidney College, will be held in the Col.
e. On Tuesday, June 9Th, 1883, Al z O'Clock,
-, Ora; ons will be delivered by The two follow
y,u:enen , =, , p-; ra,,d
Z, s,opsble sollies"-Wm. NJ Tredway, Jr Pittsyl'
E...,,s.o1 Of Best Sp akers Medal, TO George w.
'aGa:. Dauvle, virsinia--By c. b. Chiffon, APPa'
ccI Virginia r-r.. W.
EI-iic:oTy Addre.s-By Joseph Morton, Halifax Vir'
F...sa.a,iop OF Diplomss-By Rev. B. NJ. Smith, D. d.
|. S=z!ns!y
!. ,ab!c are respectfully invited to attend
tS>ru,,ed States Marine Band in attendance.
DAVID w. BOOTH, }Committee.
VIM w WIGHT.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE,

LANO FOK SALE.
OFFER for sale about 500 of Land, with good
i two story Dwelling House, and all necessary Out
Houses good Garien &c. The houses are all new and
in good order The land lies Buteruood creek, in
Dinwidde county. about Ave miles from Wilson's Depot
on the SouthSlde Railroad and about twenty miles
from Petersburg This land is well watered about Que.
fourth 10 arstrats low grounds, well di,ched.
will take pleasure In showing the land to persons wish.
ing TO view it, and In answering any Communications In
regard TO It, r. G. CHEATHAM.
Nav 5-c3ms Crimea Dipudddie Co Va
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FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBBRhY.

sorTHE1G GREENWOOD NURSERY.
TA.iSa OF hand's choice variety of Fault -
RES Of my own raising and grating, suA.
y age for ,ranspan.ing, respectfully call the u
lelon Of the public to theTn
NG;se:y is located ouesnd. a,haf miles North. East
FE.i. Old Market where will take pleasure In chow
aIters addressed 10, or left at my agents, Messrs.
-.S, Taylor e. Co., No l9, Main street, Richmond,
nyselt. will meet with prompt attention.
tcta l3-csm LEWIS TUDOR.
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FFFlcE OF THE JAMES r. 4 KAMA "a. CO

RICHMOND, MAI o, looc. }
N0s lie purpose of removing distractions from tne M
BASIN aud First Level, and Repairing Locks NOS ~
|ai g. and :he Guard Lock AT Joshua Falls Dam, on
E Division OF the Canal, the navigation WIN De sus
ksJ Locks MOI, ~ and a. from the 18th to the 9th
f. On ;ac First Level from the 18th JEne 70 the ist
/. aai t.wern Joshua Falls DaIn and the head OF Iye
be: roma from the ilth 10 the 22d July
BY order Of the Beard Of Directors.
Ess s-2sw.w WIN P. MUNFoRD, Sec'y.
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mr.TrnN u0TEI- EINI,ASTLE. VA.

WESTERN HOTEL, FlSCASTLE, VA.
mas Hotel 10 one of the most pleasantly situated
a..ses in the Valley OF Virginia, and is NO" reany
w ..cep,ion OF v.itcrs who may wish to spend their
;h,. nountsins Persons going 10 End t:om the
- y find this dehg+tul retreat tor several days
;e,or has it,el up his sulphur Spring, one mile
! ::ncaste. and psrties will! hnd this dehghtlui
L., walk. or can be furnished with comfortable
E-r,rce, 70 and from the Spring. The proprietor
(rs IN saving that no house in Virginia. can furnish
4. ,cconioda,ions than this situated ss It is, in
y Of plea.y and surrounded by scenery Of the most
lc..sn: character.
Ess. ,.,o, 49,,
Er I.-"f r. "OLlS.
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WAlT T. a. d HNhIs
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.

\
4 IHDng favor with the farmers N
iia,ers Tor the last ten years, ~
+ / nay now be considered the
oPulsr Pow in use in the whole South 1t has taken
am three of our State Pairs, and at the last Qeoo)
na FIRST over all the most popular plows IN use
= also taken every premium given by the Meenanic
F::e Of Virginia upon plows we'll as silver medal
'ae h;hes, award offered by this institutes and has
successfully tested in every variety OF soil In this
2 and many Of the more Southern States.
Aauscturet by the undersigned, at their factory on
HIN street, below the Exchange, Richmond, va,
nsy be had nearly every article used for tlling the
All made in our own shops of best material
l:sl l3-clz GEO. WATT 4 co.
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THE BRITISH CRUISERS.

WIsslseroS, May 3l.-It is understood that spe
cal messenger was dispatched to day by Lord Napier
with Instructions to The Brtish Admiral of the North
American feet wherever be may be found The mes
senger will proceed first TO Halifax The tenor OF his
instructions is not known.
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:. ,cppR MILITARY INSTITUTE,

'SraR CCLPEPER COURT hOUSE, va.
.N'..,,j 49, .e,.iop of this school will commence on
INsh Say of next September. The course OF In
- include the Latin, Greek French and Span
,'ss Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem
-; aver English branches.
~ M...Ssr. engaged TO conduct the school are gIsdu'
..ss University Of Virginia and Virginia Military
. Tho will adopt the modes of instruction pur.
2s,. aoss institutions; a;rpvs.
,,;,on washing, fuel and lights for ten months,
t- ,,.-, containing full Information, address
CHARLES E. LlGHTFOOT,
Culpeper Court House.
REFEREN NOES:
r.,. mo privilege OF referring TO the following;
~ V NJ institute, Lexington
-. Msupin, Harrison, Gldcrsesve, Schele de
:. y,t;uaey. University of Virginia
FL rccn Minor, William and Mary Coiiese
-, i,s. A Broadus. Charlottesville
|J.:a H,r,, AN
- B.a,er. Eco. Louisa county
r. iip Voolfolk. Orange county
|,rW- White, D D, Lexington
|S,, VIZ, n Pend!e;on
|e Nm, II Rchs-dson, Richmondctty
|1wr, Tsliserro, Gloucester
,-. Barbour, Esq, Cu'pePer
y y W,lach, Gen George NJ Cooke, Bell, ESQ,
" gryy Hi, 5 Army. New York
IL TcY Esq, Rsppahannock county
-. oi C,,,epsr July 3l-cd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

BALTIMORE, June 2-Flour i. active. sales OF
Hazard street and Ohio at 81 81, City mn's - -
Wheat is dull sales of red at 81 TO o5 Snits 81 10
,oII 49, Corn is firm and sc,ive sales Of white u, ~
u 81, yellow 81 ~ cts
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;Sa.y %nn sW'S4w sop JNo. n. CHRISTIAN Clerk.
MO DEMOCRATIC

111O DEMOCRATIC EDITORs-A first class
Country paper with an extensive subscripuon hst
and 6ne advertising cnstom, can be bought at mooere
nrcs The paper II located in the most popuous ana
wealthy sec,on of Virginia and has been established ior
many years Persons desirous Of purchasing VIII enquire
Of tie Editors of tho Enquirer" Apri2
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SPECIE IN RANKS.

The accumulation Of money now in London and
Paris s large for the season. the highest amounts %
Jog usually reached in June. tisto be remembered
however, that the accumulation of money IN Inc UNI,
ted States 10 greater than before and The banks
of New York held 10 March more money than the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

NEW YORK, JUsE 2-Flour is heavy; sales OF
STAT. brands al $3 IS s5, Southern 81 ID "A 10.
Wheat is scarce and higher; sales of Western REQ Al
IS cts. Corn ia buoysnt; sales Of white al - :"
cts, yellow 79 30 cu. Stocks are generally higher.
Virginia SKIES $94.
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3.
ERROR CORRECTED.

In our article Of yesterday, headed The Tobscee
Question:, we find mistake in the print as to the dat
al which the tobacco exchange was opened. lnsteao
OF "l'th OF June last" read .l7th Of May last IL
to Friday last-thst is within eleven days after tAl
exchange went into opera.ion-ths inspectors u
Shockoe Warehouse had eight breaks, and sold /,
their customers DAT hogsheads of tobacco. We -
informed that they sold some City odd hogsheads n
auction yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04
GEN. Horsros's EXPEDITION TO MEXICO.

GEN. HouyTON's EXPEDITION TO MEXICO.
The New York Post understands that General FIous.
ton, Immediately after the adjournment Of Congress-
con,emplstes an expedition into Mexico with com.
pauy offour or FIVE thousand men, who are anxious
to follow the hero o. San Jacnto to new conquests
Walker and Hennngsen do not inspire the adVentu
roma vortb of tne South with confidence, and it has
been sgnihed 10 General Houston that he would lead
tben there were thousands ready to follow him TO any
part of Mexico The understanding is that they are
to Texasizs another slice OF Mexico and bring IT into
the Union. and with it Houston into the Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

Vi 9PP0RTUNlTY.-A person having cspi.
..uotaao Wishing to engage in the DRuo BUSINESS,
Desirable opportunity BY addressing J. 8. B.,
anond, Va. kovlY-od
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N b. CHURCH WILLIAM R. FLEMING
p, CHURCH &; FL EnlING,

,.,, tGsERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SAAs AND 18th STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD Co
lrrr IVktiAS HOTEL, RIcHnoHp, Va,
" gTIpay particular attention to the sale Of ALL
I'D, os ~ oF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers in
10 S.i agricultural implements, which are warrant
t,y So,s And garden Seeds Of almost every variety
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

adequate induced speculation, expansion Of indivi'
dual credit, and unnatural high prices Of property,
which are as inevitably followed by more or less
sudden retraction effects follow cause 10 the natu
raj world The Bsnka, stimulated by similar causes,
carried their loans too high, and hence created too
much expansion of paper currency. Demand loans
in New York, which were then carried to an enor-
NOUS extent also contributed to the general disastrous
result.
The remedies proposed by the committee are:
"Losns to be restricted to fifty per cent over and
above the amount of capital stock.
Loans or discounts 10 be suspended whenever the
specie in the bank does not amount to ten per cent
on the ospitsl.
mo demand loans to be made.
mo interest allowed on deposits Of any kind, wheh.
or those of banks or Of individuals.
"Circulson not to exceed fifty per cent. of the capt.
tai.
mo tax on the capital to be paid to the State, and
no obligation to loan the State money at lees than sr
per cent"
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GEORGE I. HERRING's.

EVMMIsSIUN AMI GROCEhI S1Vnb,
h., No. Sc. MAIN STREET.
.tss salw.Js on hand iul stocs Of Gioosries, 70
rash he Invites his custorierssnd the public gene
l!c pays otrict attention to tho sale OF country
II. and Is now prepared TO furnish grain bags to his
''ho wish TO send their grain to him to sell
GEO. I. HERRING,
CiActf No Sc Main st.
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Your humble and ob't servant.
ALEX yAITEMARE

Whereupon the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved That the editors of the newspapers IN The
State be requested to publish the letter Of Mons. Vat
temare with the request from this 'ua' M
Farmers and Hortculturiss of the State d. Al! u IA
carving out the plan of Mons. Vattemare BY -"ndIr
to the Secretary Of this Society Capt Charles Dun
,oock snsclmens of the seeds Of the rus vegetables
shrubs and plant. in their neighborhooos, In pack
ages sealed and labelled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04
uIssnuRI AFFAIRS.

,oen sbinned from Jefferson City TO the border coun
,;es by The State authorities 1t Is inferred this move.
,oant i. made with the design Of repeling tbs invs,
.;on Of msrsudiDg bands from Kansas. 1t tis proba-
bic that the militia Of the Western counties will be
called out.
The village Of Ellisouvile completely destroyed
by tornado on Sunday night lsst. Fifteen persons
were killed, and several fatally wounded.
The American Convention, which assembled IN st.
Louis, have nominated Judge Gamble as their repre-
sentative in Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

|:s uuisrsisred, AGENT IS VIRGINIA, for the ABOVE
iaowE establishment, can supply the trsoo Win
b descrp,ion OF
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
|. :ts nost liberal terms Having printed the RICH
j. i>9rlszR'. for upwards OF ten years With type
5as, materials purchased rom Messrs. hAeAh q
|.am,n, in preference to others.
Eec,nea Book. will be furnished to the trade, and
|, sr.ces as may be selected will be Forwarded with
fGch. VIM. b. ALLE"hE,
f., - ENQUIRER" Office. Richmond. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

The Washington Star says:
"Over fifty thousand men have aPpi9d to the fresi'
dent TO all the two new regiments for Utah."
Would there have been 60 many to 20 anywhere
else than to Utah
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ARMSTRONG;, GATOR g. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JopBERS

ARMSTRONG, GATOR g. CO.,
IN IMPORTERS AND JoBBEns
'0n'' Millinery, silk Goods. Snaw Bonneu,
-, fials, Flowers and Ruches,
49, bA-IiAoRE ST, (between Charles e. Hanovero
h., BALTIMORE.
chespne.s.
A' "fic:y six mpnths-or sig per cent OF for pnr
Fep 10 d&c6ms
"ASf bAhkspALE, e. X. BARKspALE,
Ia" ot Charlotte. Of Rickmond
II RAREspAiE. late Of Farrnriae
vinaRksDALE L. BROTHERS,
MissioN MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
officE NEAR SHocHoE WAREHOUSE.
\ FSSAL ADVANCES made on Consignments In
fn+ Jan 5-ctS
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THE PETERSBURG KIDNAPPERS.

PETERSBURG, June The most intense excitement
prevs. in this city, relative to the slave stesers Capt
Bayliss and his Simpkns of the schooner hezs6
who were captured in James river yesterday, and
brought back to Petersburg, with their vessel hsving
1--WE runaway slaves on board dense crowd Tss Ms
assembled around the Jail during the entire osy No
violence, however, was attempted there oelng s"ons
ppf Tho nnhI;c nasne. The whole city is excited to
such III a degree that it has been deemed advisable to
nostnons ths trial of the prisoners for dsy or two
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r. WOLTX.
tn rpITORS AND PRINTERS.

b: ro.cri5srs beg leave TO call attention to their
sTOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
|aDERS. PRESSES, &c, &C, largo supply OF
l., a.y keep constantly on hand at their Type and
ssoyye Foundry, No. 3s, Gold Street, New YORK,
i. .ye ;l assortment of all articles required In
.sa. Office, including
CASES. CHASES, GALLEYS, &C.,
h: xh!c: we warrant equal in every respect 70 any
Eun-,ured in this country, and which we will sci, on
c,aa 'erns viz six months credit for approved ne
.:s.es In exchange for new at the customary price
ae cent, per pound it delivered within so days from
[ Of v::chsse other wise six cents per pound.
VIM HAGAR, JR., g. co.
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DAMAGE FROM THE RISE OF THE MIS-
SISSlPPI.-A letter from the South estimates Inc
damage to plantations, in consequence OF the rise OF
the Mississippi, to be thirty millions OF dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04
The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RlTCHIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER g. WISE.
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CHARLES Il. STUART,
ATTORNEY At LAW

M, AaALAHD, HANOVER CoVETr, VA,
VI practice regularly in tho Courtso the coun,
lies Of Hanover, Caroline, and King William, and
.od any business In any of the Courts held in tho
o. Richmont Dec 03-d3t&ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

KIHo WILLIAM CouSrY r.. j. King has beer
elected Sheriff, and j. o. Pollard Clerk, in this coan
ty, without opposition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

AMELIA CoUNrY.-Tbe election came off here
Thursday, the 9th. Mr.. VIM. P. Jeter was elected
Sheriff. L. II. Coleman, County Clerk; Samuel Ssay
Commissioner of the Revenue; they having no oppo
sition. But the war hot between Mr. John
Graves and Sir. John W. johnson. for the office "'
Constable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, for june
has come to hand. The following is list OF ,'~
contents The Problem of Free Society Recollection
of Philip Pendle,on Cooke; Vernon Grove. or E"nr:-
az they are; Sonnet; The Hill OF Life; The Faded to"
or Wanderings on the banks of the York; King c.
pbetus and the Beggar Maid; Editors Table; Motto
of New Works. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

CLERK.-Johu j. Burroughs, Esq. was re eeci'i
Thursdsy to the Office of Clerk of the Court III
Princess Anne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

LYscRBURo MUNICIPAL OrFIcERs.-The Ccmm"w
Council on Friday last, elected the following ciiic.r
for the ensuing year:
WIN w Norvell was appointed Treasurer; + S Nj
ler was appointed Superintendent ofthe Water Work
Montgomery was appointed Collector of III" Cry
Taxes; A N Montgomery was appointed Collect"r 81
Delinquent TaIes; Jordan Greasy wss appoII;'G
Weighmaser at the Public Scales; w Cross wGs
appointed Gauger and Inspector of spurious liquor
A w Cross was appointed Measurer of Wood; Henry
Latham was appointed Vaccine Agent; Thomas l.
Walker was appointed Health officer; John TurPin
was appointed Clerk of the Market and Inspector "i
butter and lard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

INTERESTING LETTER FROM Moss. VATTEMARk.
AT meeting of the Executive Committee OF tie
Virginia Central Agricultural Society, held in Rc'i
mond on the 9th ult, the secretary read the follow
ing letter from Alexander Vattemare, Esq, sddress"d
10 the Governor of Virginia, accompanying i5l diI
fsrent kinds of seed, and handed it to the Virginia
Central Agricultural Society, with view 10 'h''
adoption Of some plan of interchange as suggested
by Mons. Vsttemare:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

FAUauIER ELEcTIos.-For Lieutenant Cover
or-Wm. l.. Jackson ,25O.
For Sheriff-John Q. Mari, IRE electedj I,5ll.
For Clerk Circuit Court--John ). Byrne, trc.eeci
ed) l,447.
For Clerk Comfy Court-Wm. II. Jennings. pre-
sent incumbent, ,O96; John Amber AL; George "
Morris l8i.
For Commissioner Of Revenue-Nmrod Ashhy
re elected in South. West District, aud VIM. f. Jos
kins elected In North East District by 2ls majority
over Murray, the old Commissioner.
For Surveyor-T. Warden l,O67. No opposition
There wss no opposition to Mari. Byrue, or Ashby
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-04

SURRY CouNTY-OpFIcIAL REruRss.-I.eut. G '-
vernUr-Wm. l.. jackson, 95.
Clerk of Court-Wm. p. Underwood. re.eect"d
26l; w. W. Parsons, 27;J K. Fitchett, IL.
Sheriff-Geo. A. Bailey, reelected, 2l5; j. X. Wi
holt. SO.
Commissioner Revepue-J. l.. Davis r-.elecrAr
l7S; K. H. Powell &c; A. 2. Warren. ~; VIM B. Az,
ry, l3.
Surveyor-B. w. Elensworth, 26; John H. Lar.
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SmaIley's
IMPR0AED
REAPI NG WI G MACHINE
C. W. PATTERSON & Ed. G. SHEEP
HERD, Agents. Freehold, N. >.

TINE SUBSCRIBER NOW OFFERS TO THE
4 public the most perfect Machine now in use, and
from past experience has had an opportunity of
knowing what kind of Machines will snit the farm
ers best, aud has got up something entirely new
for the year 1858, which is calculated to give per-
feet satisfaction. Judging from what farmers say
that have seen it, it must be so. There has hot been
a single farmer that has come to see it, but what has
said It is the BEST