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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-24
RrcmNoSp, May 10, 1859.
rgREF nays LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. .Jouys, May 2O.--The steamer City OF
Baltimore passed Cape Race to-day. ofc brings
three days later news, having left Liverpool on
the llth.. She was boarded by the news boat
of the Associated Press.
No battle had taken place at Piedmont
The Austrans were exhibiting much lndc-
cision in occupying and abandoning positions
apparently without motive. There has been no
material change in the affairs Of Italy. since the
steamer Canada left.
Heavy rains continued at the latest accounts.
The Vienna Bulletin SAYS that the Au'trlans
were awaiting better weather before assuming
the offensive. The Emperor and Prince Napo-
leon left for Genoa OH the 10th. The Princess
Eugene has been proclaimed Regent during
their absence.
In Sardinia, General Marmosa had made
the River Dora his strategetcal line. The
AustrianS were lortifying positions on the
Sczia. Gen Canrobert directs the operations Of
the allies from Aiessandria. Sickness prevailed
anon. the Arstrians Sardinia was preparing
for magnificent reception Of the Emperor
Napoleon at Genoa.
1t is reported that Austria will soon have
three fourths Of n million Of troops under arm
.tncona had been declared in state "' s'ese
The Pope protests against AuStria P''"'
to reconsider
LIVERPOOL. May 1.-The >ac. ooo OF G",1oh i,cH
the last three days amount to 2''o9V D".ss, ~,
closing steady. and three -ixteenths to quarter
higher. Spectators took 1000 bales, and ex'
parters @ . 0oo orleans middlins 'sa'!; Up
The Manchester trade was favorable, with
.,;.bt sales. Flour was very dull at lis to
@ IL ii Wheat very dull, and cd to 9d lower.
rhc sale. werc unimportant and quotations
nn,ninal. Southern l0tal3s. Corn dull and
I'd lower: yellow Glars; white IS 9dass Id
Beef dull, with unimportant sales Bacon
steady. Lard firm Rosin dull at Is. Sugar
quiet. Coffee dull Rice firm. Turpentine
firm at iis. -.
LoSpox. May ll.-Whcat has declined ~, rs
per quarter Sugar has declined I'D Is NO
ncy m is active. A further advance in bank rates
was anticipated Consols 9ls 9ls. aou,oor
LA7EsT-Liverpool, Wednesday aiae''faVn in favor
May ll.-Cotton is quiet, with prices ,aS IN .s'oi
of bavers. Wheat has slightly ADVANCED
Other articles arc unchanged
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nEECALION.

THIS distinguished Race Horse will stand thetN
Il ensuing season, commencing on tue i1th ~
Fsb:ssry aud ending the 18th Of July, at myZSAA
rhe a; The Tro,tng Park, near Richmond, at 80 The
ison and 81 to the Groom 10 be paid in all cases. when
a- served Should the mare not prove In foa she
at b. the horse the mex, season gratis Mares VIII
;. N te forty cents day. but there Will be no re-
l9a.i'y for accidents or eseae. As the suhscriner
e ;em payable in advance; and this is his inducement
'i sanding the horse so low.
DsGcaion six years old this Spring: dark chesnut
rhoa She except star in ihe forehead Ave feet one
ah ani hrceeghts hieh-fu-under tae Standard andis
q - aaes; proportions and beautiful syinmctry-
II. t4ckbgne Is remarkable for its size and strength lie
o--yed be taller than his sire, Revenue and is taller
M rs grand sire Trustee is more than two inches taller
as lPoE;ed Medley, and those renowned English Sal-
-5a' Tfu4seier and whslebone and is more shan I've
a-s taller than the famous fourmle horse Jimcrack
eaaon was got by Revenue. sire OF Sue Washington;
ilaay Washington, Engineer Planet, &c, and Is out OF
ne Queen, by Imported Priam (wnncr OF the Derby)
rN! dan Dvphne. by whsker t~inner Of the Derby,
a.! 's' brother 10 WhaebOnrl 8 grand dam tJereeds
:Aiai Ms Lady BY Comus out OF the Coloasis dan by
y-'al. Tppe Cider. By King Fergus; Sylvia, by yonng
M.e brother TO Sylvia; R-sulus Lord Mor'on Araean
A1oafy Mulso Bay Turk Bay Boston, Coneysk skins Hut
- 'Grey Barb, Byerly Turk, Bustler.
Tie imported mare, The Queen, DeucaionS DAM was
= = the distinguished race mares ever IN the United
N4- al all distances from one 10 four mil" heats She
- f-l sister TO Monarch equally distinguished They
BON bred At the Royal stud at Hampton 'ontt Inc
V-eef grand dam Ny Lady, the dam OF ihe dsn-
sae English horse aud Stallion Jerecd aud also the
;aa o. Imported Passenger. My Lady's dam Was also
az o. The Colonel. winner OF ST. Ledger. anu one o ue
as distinguished and Stations IN England ana her
a. sa' likewise the & dam OF the famous Tour mile morse
This pedigree Is remarkable for its richess anu es-
s o the ancient be found In the stud look oi
I'.i4li, running back 10 the reign OF Charles l.
a' 70 Ills performances is sufficient TO say tat ne ran
tt aces and them all except Of mile heats, uhe
cay one h- that distancr) in which he Was
-ra y al Inferior horse in consequence oil beng dce
~ Ai In all his other races, which were oi Two auu
are niles heals - cont-nded with the finest horses oi his
' nciu!!ns Engineer Siockoe, Tar River, &C, &C. and
& a. Competitors with such ease that he never was pu,
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AUCTION SALES.
SALEOF VALUABLE
EFT ,TE Is AlRTlII.MlEpI ASn CMl-N

REAL ESTATE IN NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
DURSuAST TO decree Of the Circuit Court Of N0rlhnm
l. berland county, pronounced at lis April TERM III ,'c
suit Of lIuna c al Uudnall et AL will sell To Tie
highest bidder at IIratisvlr MONDAY, the 18Th day :"
June next, that being Northumberland County Court ddf
the following valuable Tracts Of Land belonging 10 the r!rN
Of Richard ludnall. decd:
fir.t--A tract OF Wood Land, known as the Pore;
Tract, containing 900 There Is hut small
portion Of this land opened the remainder being hca'F
covered with the hest Oak, Chestnut and Pine Timber !"
person wishing engage la the wood business, and al the
time 10 clear up and improve iarm, this place pos
decided advantages. II Is situated conveniently near
nayigabr water-the Wicomco rver-n heal'i'inl AMI
pleasant locality, with soil unbroken, and susceptible oi
the highest Improvement.
SccUnd-A small tract of 6J acres adoinn. the lah "'
Alexander blackwell. This tract is Immediately on the
wicomico river and Is covered with vigorous growth o
the hest young Pine Timber.
Third-Smihs Point Tract, or that portion Of Smith
Point Island belonging To the said heirs This Is about a."
Of open land with ,uicency Of timber for fuel aid
other purpo,es II is situated at the mouth Of the Potomac
river fronting - Chesapeake Bay aud has long been io,cd
otr best sad and herring fisheries IN all ,l, 'cctio
With hut slight expenditure towards improving the haul
may he made profitable fishery, while the open land
sufficient for snug and profitable ruckn: farm IL l.
situated directly across the river opposite Point Lookout
where hotels In erection for retreat,
which circumstance will contribute vastly 10 the profitable
nc>s Of trucking ia thi, locality.
1ERMsA suicicncy in cash TO cost "f -t and -ale
the balance In equal inStaneiis of one, tn" AMI three
ycar>Iurca,cr 10 give bond, and approved personals
curiiy. for the deferred payments aud ,ilcd reserved un
the whole II the purchase money is paid.
So Further Information he bad by addressing any
one Of the Commissioners, al burgess store, Va.
WILLIAM T.. COLES.
WILLIAM A. HupNALI.. commissioners
JAMES $. SUTTON,
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
TIME Faculty will proceed on the LIST Of July next ap
point State Students to ill vacancies which will then
cNis, in the following districts.
lII-NOrfolk and Princess Anne.
v.--Susscx, Southampton and Greensville.
SI-City Of Petersburg aud Prince George
IIiI.--rowhatan, Cumberland and Chesterfield.
IN.-Lunenburg, No;;oway and Prince Edward.
NS.--Campbell and kppomattox.
NYI.-City OF williamsburg James City Charles CITY,
New Kent, York, Elizabeth City and Warwick!
NNlI.-lianover and ienriro
NXll.-Caroline and Spui,y lyania.
XXlll.-StaiIord, King George and Prince William.
NNll.-Fsuquier and Rappah.nnock
XNvllI-Albcmare.
NNlX.--Louisa, Goochand and Fluvannl
SNNlI-liampshrc, Hardy and Morgan.
ANSlll.-Frederck Clarke and Warren.
NNNlI.-Shenandoah and Page.
NNNV.-Hocknsham and Pcndleton.
NXXfl-AuSusta.
XXNvll.-Bath Highland and Rockbridsc.
NNNflll-Alleghany Botetourt. Roanoke and Craig.
XXXlX-Carrol, Grayson, Floyd, Montgomery and
Pulaski
XL-Mercer, Monroe, Giles and TazeweI-
ALl.-Smyth, Wythe and Washington.
NLlI-Scott, Lee, Russell and Wise
NLIII.-Kanawha, Putnam, Logan, Boone, Wyoming,
Roane and Calhoun.
XLV.-Mason. Jackson, Cabell, Wayne and Writ.
XLyI-Rclr, Doddridse, Harrison, Plea>auls and
Wood.
XLYIIL-Cpshur. Barbour, Lewis Gllmer, Randolph and
Tucker.
L.-Brooke, Hancock and Ohio
Applications, accompanied by proper testimonials should
be addressed TO the subscriber and should reach the Cp
versi,y by the 2jth Of June.
State Students exempt from charges for nitrcu
atio, tuition, rent and o! the Library but have
to- rovide for all other expenses.
circular giving fuller information, will be forwarded to
such ~ apply for II. : MAUPlN.
April 2>-c6w Chairman of the Faculty.
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AUCTION SALES.
LAND AND NEGROES,

FOR SALE IN MECkLESBCRG COUNTY, VA.
II WILL sell, at Public Auction on THURSDAY, TIE
10TH DAY OF JUNE next, my property at Christians
VILE Va consisting Of about thousand UOO acres Of
valuable LAND including the village property (Which
en.ye Tan Yard and Tobacco Factory together with f
teen valuable Negroes eight young likely and wrlbroke
Mules, stock Of all kinds, Carts, Wagons, &C. &C. The
Roanoke Valley Railroad extension FROM Carksylc
keysvle on the Richmond and Danvilc Railroad, will
pass through the land and there will be depot tie vii
iage II not sold privately before the 10th day Of June
next (of which due notice will be given certainly will
be sold then. Terms liberal aud will be made known
the day OF sale.
Purchasers requested to view the property. will
take great pleasure In showing it, 1t Is deemed
TO give detailed description Of the property here
it is believed that will purchase before viewing til
Suffice it to say that 1t Hes both sides Of Butchers Greek
aud II miles north Of Boydton aud Clarksvic aud Is miles
south of keysvile There fair proportion Of Greek and
Branch Land upon II, and fine springs Of excellent
water than tract the Creek About oncrd Of the
L,nd Is arabic the balance In original forest AID pines
The Land can he divided to sui; purchasers.
J. +. FINCH
THu,. X. Mos, & SoS, Aucts
sF- The Petersburg Express will please copy twice
week until day Of sale, and forward hill Christians
VILE, Va, for settlement J.ff
Mac
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,


DY virtue Of deeds ofrus executed by the Loudou0
ID and Berlin Bridge Company, one Of which bears date
the ed day of December, NS, and IS recorded in the
Clerks Office the county Court Of loudoun county, Nr
guia and the other the 2>h day Of December lSS and
recorded In the Land records Of Frederick county, Mary
land the undersigned trustee in said deeds named WILL for
the purposes therein mentioned proceed 10 sell Al public
auction 10 the highest bidder for ca.h, ON THURSDAY,
TIE Drll OF JUNE. lS!, about IL o'clock, NJ in front
OF The Toous- near, the Virginia abum-nt u" the Bridge
OF the said Company, in the county Of loou, the Bridge
the Potomac River belonging the said Company,
together with all the real and other property OF the
said Company, and all the privileges aud rights appu--
thereto. connected herewith, fully AS the
conveyed by the said deeds OF trust tn. said Bridge
has recently built Of the best materials and In the mos;
substantial manner, Is well located, connecting the Lou
doun and Berlin Turnpike road loudoun county, virginia,
with the town of Berlin the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Frederick county,
Maryland This sale presents rare opportunity for profit
able investmcnt. DAVID lIINSON,
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SALE OF vALUABLE LAND

TIME undersigned will sell privately his Trac, o! Land
Il known "Uak Grove" in Louisa county, lying about
our miles North OF the Court House the waters of Gold
Mine Creek and containing about $40 About
fourth OF this tract heavily timbered with the best white
and red oak and hickory In the county and the llancs
cleared and in high state Of Improvement. The soil is
pure granite; and Is therefore, peculiarly adapted 10 tie
growth of tobacco well being suitable tn the prouc-
lion Of the usual crops Of wheat, corn, oats &c.
The improvements consist Of u neat and commolious
framed dwelling house. Ice house AMI all necessary out
houses, in grove Of - acres.
The land well wa,eed and has several eNcelen; springs
upon IT, together with two orchards Of the choice and
valuable fruit trees
The only which induces the subscriber to oirr
this land for SALE Is because e has determined TO eingra'e
South
further description Of this land is deemed cessary
il j presumed those wsin: purchase will personal
~ inspect Il; The subscriber will take pleasure in -hosin;
it any such. lis address Louisa Court House Va.
Nav lt-cwiw WM, q. THOMPSON
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALIAI LANDS
WILL OUT & SER We.

hS SATURDAY, JULY NINTH, l>J?, viii sell on the
~ premises those valuable lan within three miles
OF Knoxville known the LUNAS FARM, containing about
eight hundred nearly half cleared about hundred
and seventy five just in Cl"v-rfour hundred
or more we'll 1iinbrr.,-he whole well Wa,rr-da Good
Dwelling House and all Necessary Out utiouses-hve SPRING
This place will be first offered In parcels and then put up
altogether and The sale will be made Ia, basis which
brings the largest amount.
ALSO on the 18TH JULY. will eI! a, Union Depot. on
East Tennessee aud Virginia Rail Road. the valuable land.
lying Iol,,on River and bounded by the River oppo
site side from depot about hundred and y acres
and about half cearrdba.ancr well ;mhrre. Ii> tract
will also be offered in parcels AMI then whole and
sale made that ba,i, bringing the largest amount.
SN Both these tracts will be sold credit o and
two years. Interest payable s-Eannually NVtr we'll
dorsrd payable In Union Bank with separate mote. for m
tercs, and lien taken on land for purchase money.
These lands will be sold by me- attorney ia fact for
Martha Churcw-l aud her husband ". w. Churchwell,
to the former Of whom they belong.
Knoxville Tenn MAY lI--c:tr ". II. SNEED.
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A DISCUSSION REFUSED.

The Democracy were denied the privilege
Of discussion with Mr.. Wiley last night
Application was made but refused. Mr..
Marmadukc JohnSon's remark, that they
never allow horse to walk over the course
when there is one in the stable" is sub
ject TO the amendment. provided it is not
Mr.. Waitman T. Wiley. 1t applied To Mr.
Montague and to Mr. Preston, but for reasons
best known to the Opposition, it was not al
lowed to apply to Mr.. Wiley. We'll! the De
mocracy will survive it, even with Walter
K. Staples as rider in Legislative phrase.
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citizens of Richmond, and their continued CT
forts will be fortified and strengthened for the
removal Of these unjust determinations. But
defeat them and the Legislature cannot view
their defeat in any other light than us the voice
of Richmond in favor of the continuation Of
the tax bill-and its continuance will be most
certainly secured by the election of Mcssrs Ro,
bcrtson, Saunders and Myers.
Are the merchants of Richmond prepared
to say to the people of Virginia, I'VE have
defeated our late delegates because they voted
against the tax-bill' Their defeat will be
virtual declaration to this effect
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VALUABLE SMALL FARM.
IN liENRlCO COUNTY. on DEEP EUN TURNPIKE

fbl' SAIt fhIN NItl.h
NE are authorized by Mr.. Alexander Carr (who intends
w TO Remove to the city, to oGer for sale privately ms
Farm In lienrco county, on Deep Run Turnpike, =: hs
from the city.
1t contains 20 acres Of highly improved land rernarsn'
bly, healthy and adjoining the lands Of DIR. Anderson AT
chy Blair, Esq, and others.
The improvements are very comfortable framed d~e',
ling with i've rooms, Kitchen, large barn, and The usua
out-houses.
Should it not be sold privately before the 18th day Of
june II will he offered at public auction Immediately after
the sale al the property advertised 10y Mesrs. uice"hs
and Young.
The above property aoins the Tol Gate tract adve'-
ilscd by Mes-rs rchrsons and Young, thereby allowing
the purchaser an opportunity OF securing more lard
II sold privately, due notice will be given Term, liberal
For further particulars apply 10 u.
April la-2awJuueI JAS NJ TAYLOR SON.
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-. no TuE yorEns OF naLIFAH

-, respectfully announce myself tannidste l'r
the Uticc OF CuMiON ONwEALTIIS ATTORNEY In IL" Coun
" Of Halifax have q, most Of you know, IN 60 sr'
uuence OF sickness. been confined my bed tor more than
twelve months. hut pleased 10 have II IN nv power 10
say you that c0nvalecent and eApcci pr 'o'
IN = few months. -,
understand that there several worthy I-h''rnel
who have already announced them.'lte- CanHHi - or
this Oaic- and actively engaged IN 'i.'u"h'ee
1, will be .oui-i!uc yet before can Dee a'e 10 80, vac
voters Of the county int therefore, mat ti"y mas no
pledges until they give "rrinr nope t pe G'y u
meet nv distinguished opponents upon the hGth;' III f
iuc. cr,,cr :, yrsr
IL .iif.N Mn iI-rn.N GIONGt " WIZ.
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4 & 4 Is ID.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
TU,O TIE VOTERS OF THE FIRST INTERVAL w
' II n,,rrur<T DisTHICT IN VIRGINIA.. CofEpOsed

BOARD OF PUBLIC NoEhs. -.
yu,o TIE yotEEs OF THE FIRST INTERNAL M
i PRDyENENT DISTRICT ~ VIRGINIA, composed c'
IN. fylpwin. counties and c'tics:
III. of i., Princess Anne. Surry, Norfolk County
So,.,say S.cn-nburg Amelia, Prince George, Mans
iuoni su.,c. southampton. Franklin. Prince Eislhi,
Roanoke wythc. TaEew-, Pit'sslvnna, Patrick, hi'''
BursngIain Charlotte, Curberaud Luneu6ur., B'';-
'orI, Norfo,k Ciiy. Brunswick. Petersburg. Carr
he'll, Powhke4n Mercer, Washington, Mon'f9us'' p
t;ll-. Floyd Carroll, Smyih scott, Gray>|n. hn>''
Green,vile. D!uide, Henry, ArpoHaoX, Chest ''.-''
Pulaski. Ire
The undersigned respectfully offers hmsel! a. cann,
dat. for th. oic. u! COMMISSIONER VI THE boAEp ~
PUBLIC WORKS for the above named Distrc': a. -
elected will endea:Or 10 dischar:" The duties ~ 'N'
w,h pronp'ness fidelity and us. regard :" ,H S7 ~
all sections Of the state. JNo. H. NIL
April 2j--ctde SrTolS, Nan-"in'hi ''''-'' -
XIrANTED.-AC Cie;yman and married iiAh' WIZ W. a..
w had several years experience 10 ieseh"s is
al. OF one o. the be-, European nycr-'"' ''ou, %
changing his present location "i-hrs !" 49, Sn.t M,
a Female Seminary 0f = high .r'ir. ',,".'''' '''
southwest bes' re'"'f''' BETA,
T..
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MURDER

BALTIMORE May 2l.-A young man named
U brIcn, 4 notorious pic!ipockc; and burglar.
WAS assaulted last night in the vicinity of Front
and French streets 10y gang OF men, and 50
severely beaten tina, he died this morning.
He was TO have been tried in few days fo,.
4 burglariou> operation. \ man named Srlii
van has been arrested on suspicion OF beng one
oi the murdcrcr> The Coroner is now holding
All inquest on the body of the murdered man
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The Richmond Enquirer,
.s..stlED DAILY, sEMI-wEEklr AND WEEKLY
~ RIrcH1E, DVNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE.
TERMS:

.a-p,rY PArxR seven dollars per anrum, aud at the
h, dollars il taken for shorter period than one
ne ~ ,he SxNwgSkLr fve dollars per annuin, aud
A,u,-s for SIX months payable In advance. For the
A. per annum, six copies 70. $l0 be paid In
Sy In advance. When letters containing money
=, nail they must be registered they will be ut the
-. - .; the writer's
.. o. advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
" -gIcBsoxp ESoriKEx" ADVERTISING SHEET is publish
nv Noa.h the circulation Is twenty thousand copies.
tIs-rnen,s Inserted at twenty Ave cents per line.
Al, dues TO this Office may be remitted per mail In
.ai available Bank notes, " registered at the risk Of
All Obituaries and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
.s!,., ar, charged for aS advertisements.
',,i- ,rcul distance must be accompanied with the
-, r,y. or satisfactory references.
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE ALLEGHANY
SrRl NI.s IL IIiE LnI .NrN LIE MlAII.nMEHA.


IN pursuance Of the provisions Of deed Of trust exrcied
i me. the 10th day ofApr l> by Dr. Ned T. l'rld
.s WIFE, aud Of record in the Clerks Offices q" the con
lie, Of Montgomery an Franklin made 10 secure 10 The
Mcssrs Holt the former proprror the payment 81 TIE
purchase money for the Allegheny Sring- PROPERTY will,
Trustee in >aid deed, offer for sale at public auction ~
front of thea cc!anv Springs Hotel, FRIDAY lac 2ih
day Of JUNE, l> il fair II not thea ;lr neat fair day,
except sunday and MONDAY. THREE UNDIVIDED
fOtRTiS of all that well Known prUrri! In The county oi
Mont gomrry known A. The 'NLLE.HINY >rS,H PROPERTY
which consist. rsrs the Sprinr- proper OF TRACT of
LAND supposed contain about HI Acres, "f the Hotel
ofland and Of the Household aud Kitchen Furniture Plan
taton Tools and live Stock, used and employed upon the
said of land AMI belonging the said Sprns' e,;ab
lshment.
tn. Of the most substantial Kind and
sufficient the comfortable accommodations "f FIVE mrs.
rED These Springs have for several years past
been regarded amongst the hes, f not indeed the brD
peces o property in the Siacihr water being justly cele
brard for its great MEDICINAL VIRTUES. HEY have In past
years. been extensively rairvnlze and uc their cele
brity only in this State but throughout the SOUTH that
q further description Is deemed unnecessary.
Possession will be given upon the contamination OF the
sale that the purchaser will have ampl. time to max.
arrangements for the ensuing So ng season.
am authorized by Mr. u. W l.. i0LT, the owner Of the
other fourth Of this property say, that the purchaser
at the sale advertised desire it, he purchase his nte
rest upon the reasonable terms.
To the requirements Of the deed ' trust, cash
payment will be required, which will amount to about
s.0Gn The deferred payments ia further pursuance OF
the trust will r required o hr made tie frs, day OF
January l,GO and ISL unlc. otherwise agreed between
the parties in interest.
JOHN o. l.. GOGGlN, Trustee.
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~ ruE GOVEaNOR OF VIRGINIA.
bi a PROCC CAMATION.

yrnpN >TiOE havins Uren received by the Executive
Wv, FRANCIS So2B0RSE FITZHEGiI was charged
,;sc burned aided In the burning Of stable corr
w Aandsa asd sSth
n and farming implements, the property OF
~. jSaaua Holloway. Of thc county OF Caroline
he has aed from justice, and Is now going at large
=. oy prrson who shall the said y. y. Fitzhuc
iyr, him into the Jail OF said county OF Caroline;
- 40 moreover require xl officers Of this Common.
~ - ciy snd military and reqaest the peop, general
- :. he!r hes: exerons 70 procure the arrest OF the
-; Yi.hash that he may be broush; to justice.
- unlrr my hand rs Governor, and under the Less
= S,,l Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this eley
-. cath Of May, lsa9. HENRY A. WISE.
sr ..e Governor
. GrosGs W. MUSroRp Sec'y Of the Com'ih
y:,hu,h Is abou, five feet eight inches high, s,ouiy
= IA, dark eyer. wore very full beard and mous;ache,
manner and rather pleasing address, and is
-. -, v.,hr.e years Of age lie reSiei; OF the
49, - ~ California abou, four years ago.