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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-22

"Gratiano (Qf tie Wig speaks an infinite
deal Of nothing more than any man in all
Venice, 'or RichlnondJ hi, reason, are a, two
grains Of wheat hill in two bushels of cha!i,
YOU shall seek all lay ere YOU find them. and
when Won haze found them they are no, worth
the search.
And - hi quarter nj column rtl,.>ion
headed Il Imniating Confession waS IAN
infinite deal nf nothing long spun out. and
amounting to this, that Mr.. Montague holds it
the duty Of u representative To obey the will
Of his constituents Thi. is one of the
grains otwhcat" in nac .hlI,iic o! the rh,ir"
in Yesterdays paper. and the other grain i
that this is 4 very convenient dclsc for poll
ticiu,l-.' And the Wing proceeds with IL
deal Of nothing. ~ manlirr couI>c is to dn
right, and let consequences take care "f them
selves in other words, misrepresent the
wishes If liis constituents Docs not the
"Whir" know tina; mi>represen,ing i, hut az
euph"m.lic term Tor lyj"q and hat 10 lie is
never r'ght, nor thr 'nanicr coarse Mr..
Wcbstc: To the contrary, Notwithstanding:
Bnt le, II, look, Tor moment, at the ".ithcr-
ton resolutions Of which the sapient editor
Of the Wing says: 1T is necdlcss to say that
the whole Whig party, in Congress, voted
against the .ltherton resolution, side by side
with Henry \. Wise III the irst place,
llcnry H. Wise DID Soi VOTE Any wAr on the
Atherton resolutions; 80 that The sapicnt man
Of the Wing may possibly have heard, but
certainly KNOWS nothing Of either tn .i'hcrton
or Ashmun resolutions.
But 81. votes were pollcl against the first oi
the Athrrton resolutions 50 that the whole
Wing party did not vote against that j!
the Wing had known anything of what it
was wiring about, it would have known tha,
the "wholc Wing party" did not vote i,
party against ans nf the resolutions
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LAND FoK So SALE, ;r,i,l q ciM,lnSyr.n.;!rE,nLIPP y.;!E ~

MILES DISTANT fEOH RICHMOND.
- IN miles distant from Richmond, Manchester 'r1'
- pike 49, o! good la.i for sale. un ia" south .!c
OF the turnpike :, ;E original :rac: o. So producing
good crops Of COM wheat tobacco oats Icabout lO.sW
It's tobacco sold last yrar wheat crops varying from four
eis: hundred bG.h.lthr pdce having Dcen under ir.
regular T"r" t-n lots, p - acres each,
well in clover: dwelling house in perfect repair (alf
ncw having IL rooms .,o, nat frame cotiag In The
closed we'll Of good IN he yard. and another
the granary stable and ,erysn', houses There
comfortable house.. with good ofc- a.tl Windows fcT -
servants; all ", hu!l need i e: !alG; and planting
purposes, and fps dOGtr., coui'Jr'.
small ''r' oi - To :: o: good land, having
frame hu.lLg with TUvi-, anI .So cut huu-,
comfortable. for small family. 0a a." larger ;rac: hayc
seeded about :" bushels ,tlr prrpr ,irss wheat free OF all
defect, gia,1 applied, aid looking ". seeding Ua;.,
and preparing plant corn, good land With la:.:
supply OF wood land there about "a IN Of
Of original cak Ac. sros;h aud 4, 80 cr:a Of second
growth pine which j. 'rry t, Much nrS bc carried 20
riark-, q turnpike without toll.
Ihc.e tracts may y. h"agh, privately. q" Ne,srs Goblin
Apprrson Of Richmond. Srrdra'y together, I'LL the
TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY. UEIntY) I'm sold be-
that day, they Will eE h. "t.r.d. to m pur"s.ers,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on til premises. Preparing to
another S'a:c, shall b. nb,en, short tune, u-
riae which, persons d.srous o. seeing hryias ;h.,c
Land. vii! have them shown 10y sou. Chastan cockcJr
and hr. MeSsr: God!iE Arp.rSon. authorized
close trade.
Possession Of she Dwelling House h. had 18th 0cn-
her PO-sesph D the land and she larger number oi
ou,,buldings may H. Lad Immediately. b. y nal-
compensation fo growing crops 1.-THE purchaser wishes
he Lire six crop hand, ill Ia. t or ip
October ncAi. Address Richmond EoN g..
March y,-cwiNav Is CIIASrAIS cDCkF
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sOMBRERO cuANo

WEhave RECEIVED te Agency here Tor the sale Of Som
w br-r0 Guano. This is the richest Phosphate uano
known % the world, and contain, above per cent
Bone Phosphate Of Lane. We receive our supplies dire:
from s"norer Island West Indies. 1. will be ground
here, and put la strong substantial bags OF abou, O
lbs each and Ne warrant every pound pure anil from
any mixture whatever.
In ealing ;h- attention OF the public 10 tbs vaiuab, AID
recently discovered deposit OF ;ts crtilsing arcl,
merely s'a' that se all other phosphate guano s mos;
V'aoe constituent Is aosphorc acid q: sons phosphate
~ lime aud that its Li,rcare value, compared with
Other sG3nc OF lis kind y be- easily determined by the
amount Of phosphorc acid, bone phosphate OF lime Il:
contains In order therefore, 10 ve the public thorough
knowledge of what Sombrero Guano do-s Contain beg
% refer TO- fhe following list of .inent chemists in der-
e;i part o! the world who have apayz.G different car
GOES. from average samples taken 10y themselves from the
tarI"cs just they arrive the Island without drying
W selection al specimens f"r ansyzation. Zach analysis
will he exhibited /. required under the original signature
Q! each chemist named.
o phosphoric acid estimated equival-a TO phosphate
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

W,-uIScro,:, April l9.-'lhc SickeS trial to-
day was uninteresting. The testimony was
principally confined 10 two coachmen Of Mr.
Sicklc.' a. to the intrigue, Of Mr. key and Mis-.
Sickles. Mr. Woolriisc concluded Ms evidence;
having been interrupted bya question OF "a" ."
the former occasion.
It is understood that the Cabinet 'o.'i'y had
under consideration the Cf,:f'i>'aF' .feat!'
as ratified by Nicaragua. Tie ie>ntt' as YET
is unknown. 1t renera!lr beiie'ed 'nat the
Ticaraeuan amendmob; viii be rejected, and
tim, .Jercz will rctlrn home N the steamer oi
the 5,h. In the meaniimc there Will be no
abatement Of ua,e! preparations a; various
stations To augment our Gulf Squadron. with n
view TO cnio, eng recognition Of our ri5h's' TO
inJemn;t, fer past outragcs and security the
a
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For thf EnCuir6r.
10 tie Voters o. the Congressional District composed
o! the C:ty OF Richmond. ind the Counties Of
Nerrico, Chos:crfe.t. Iooah.aai Louisa, Hanover,
King William and Caroline


10 tie Voters o. The Congressional District composed
o! the C:ty OF Richmond. Gad the Counties Of
Herrico, Chos:orfs.i. Gocah,aai, Louisa, Hanover,
King William and Caroline.
respectfully offer 10 serve YOU. should such
BE- your pleasure in tho next Congress Of the
United States
Attcr having some wears past voluntarily
Withdrawn from pnhlir iii. II l. moi without
much hesitation aud unaffected ditii !rncr that
now present inySc!f before YOU do -
however. "n mature reflection, ardnot - much
| frankly ayow, bcrau-c oi the urgent >Olciia
tionS of friend" - from desire oncc more Ia
record my vote III the Journal, OF the Fcicial
Legislature in support oi the principles have
ever procsscI aud maintained, and in orposi-
ton TO thc excessive prodicalItv. the manifold
corrup,ions. and the palpahc and avowcd
,surpations Of the Federal authorities.
The election is too near a. hand 10 admit ni
ms canvaSsing the district. even II such course
were altogether coniormabc - my "wn Jud;-
mcnt and feelings shall not, Therefore, make
the attempt Am conscious OF M many de-
iicencics perhaps no. 10 their full extent No
man is proper iud. .c OF the strength or weak
ness ofhis own prctensions Nine such A. they
are, | submit To- your more unbiased judgment,
simply referring yon 10 my pa, I:ic and pub
lishcd opinions Your decision. whatever ii may
he, iilmce, my cheerful acqucsce"cc We |
every way worthy - represent you. ! could
not have expected party nomination. nor 10
now solicit L mere party vo;e profess TO
allegiance to party. Ny humble services and
paramount allegiance arr due To the State winch
rave me- birth. and ny best efforts. whether IN
public or pr.a,e lie, haze ever iecn, aud will
ever be. devoted 70 her welfare her institutions.
her rightS. AMI hei sovereignty.
JOHN ROBERTSON.
Thc city papers scucral!y are requested 10
publish this.
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TRtSTEI,S SALE.
or TIE LOUUUlN ANb BERLIN BRIDGE

DI vir,u. of two deeds Of ;rus. executed y ,- Loui5un
ID and berlin Bridge Coupany one nj which bears date
:hs I'D day Of December, s AND /. recorded In he
Clerks oc. Of 'hc county Court Of Iouun county N!r
e:na and the other the 18th day Of December l, and
is recorded in IA. Land records Frederick county Mary
Sn the undersigned trustee in said deeds WILL for
the purposes therein mentioned proceed sell ~ public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash. on THURSDAY.
THE 31rH OF JUNE, l,39 about !. O'clock, NJ, in from,
Of the Tolilousc the Virginia abu;-n OF the Bridge
Of the said Company In the county Of loYdnu n. BFse
the Potomac River, belonging 10 the said Company,
together with all the real and other property Of the
ald Company, and all tie privileges, and rights appurs
nan thereto, or connected herewith fully the same
conveyed by the said deeds Of trust The said Bridge
has been recently built OF the best material, and in the
substantial manner it Ia well located ing III, Log
dnun AMI Berlin Turnpike road Loudoun county. Virginia
with the Of Berlin the Chesapeake aud Ohio Cana!
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Frederick county,
Maryland This sale present, opportunity fora profit
ai,r investment. DAVID IIISSDS
1-cWtd,
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THE LOTUS;
\ MONTHLY Il.
ANNIE CHAMBERS KETCHUM.


TUE =, aabe! 0! his enterprise, beginning with
.lraa'y !I? !, before the public. The publishers
;t';.ecrns 20 issue prospectus, fully confident that
', q :he work would commend Il TO the patronage
sao 0ys genuine literature. II 10 commenced under
.=s .ayofsbe auspices: its gifted Editor stand, FIRST
yogas poets Of the present age Of English verse,
v A.'';e! Toy corps Of brilan. contributors, both In
- '-a: aat E:-np., will furnish mon,hly as choice
- " a.-acre .a's:;ainmen any periodical Of The
'1..:ry a.s:t.
:. No., -! co.'ln nothing sectional or se'arian; bu:
= "Aa :or1 al Ge.s haieyer worthy and acceptable,
':: . :s- sns:ennen; and nbsrality Of the eniist-
" .i aeEa 70: such encouragement and support AZ It's
;s'-r:. aay t.a.G.
4. 'o'aa.Ec4,iors pertaining 20 the Literary Depart
- -l' ." addressed - the Editor. AL voluntary con-
-''a' aus: be accompanied by the Names o! the re-
f:'-'s authors 20 secure attention.
-.ac., sad business letter, be address q either
- Ei.o- Q: he pai.!sh--s
.;3.-rsFee polIi-s per annun Invariably In advance
- y" e-n's per single copy. No subscription con.
= i'i 0ns,. ;i;e .an paid for. Booksellers ana
'"':s.-rs 'gppNet terms usual 10 the trade Great
-. 'sl.':' ose-ed 20 Clubs. Address.
HCrToN 4 CLARK,
10 |-tjrl Nemphis Tennessee.
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In an editorial Of Saturday, in the "Enqu-
rcr," the word .ishnna was misprintcd .dher-
ton-making us refer to different circumstance
in the history of the slavery excitement. We
were commenting upon Mr. Goggin's Congress
sional record. to show that his public life not
only offers no guarantee 10 the South Of sound
ness on the slavery question; but, that upon
great public questions Immediately connected
with the institution of slavery, he had traitor
onslv abandoned the South, and voted against
her friends and with her enemies. We ill.,
stanccd his vote against the annexation of Texas
and, coming down to 4 later date, we said he
voted for the Atherton resolution"
The word "Athcrton" should have read
"Ashmun and now what was the Ashmun
amendment. and who voted for aud against it.
|, denounced the Mexican war as unnecessary
and unconstitutional" and was voted for by
.Joux @. ADAMS. AsnurS. BOTTS. GlDDlNGs,
G0GGIN. HALE. and every abolitoni>t then
in Congress Again. at subsequent time' mp
on the motion to lay the following resolution
upon the table,
Resolved, That ii is incxpedient to order our
troop, to retreat from the position which they
have CALAMITY won in Mexico. for the purpose
of falling back upon defensive line
Mr.. Gosgin voted with John q. adams
BoTTS. "GIDDINGS. GOGGIN"-in fact,
whenever the interest Of the South was before
Congress. during Mr.. Goggn'' term, the al.
liberation "Giiiings-Goggin,' is ever found
in harmony with John q. Adalns Bolts.
Hale, Gott Tuck. and other noted enemies
of the South and slavery.
The Wing Of Yesterday seizes upon the
misprint Of ".Atherton" for - Ashmun for an
editorial. Wcs.read of the olden time how
the "asses snuffed the East wind. 4 gen.
tleman asking his servan, what he could make
out of that he replied, after some delioera-
ton, that "it would be long time before they
would grow fat upon it. And if the "Whis
expects to grow fat" upon our NIsrRISTs, our
neishbor has as little prospect OF it as had the
asses Of old from the East wind
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TO EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

THE subscribers beg leave 20 cal! attention % ther
| Stock OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS. BOR-
tEss PRESSES &C. 6c large supply Of which they keep
.,s.:y o. hand their Type and Stereotype Foundry,
u s, Sold 81, Nv York.
v. a7s full OF all articles required In a
r.-:.s 1sice Including
CASES, CHASES. GALLEYS, &c,
AZ: y equal in every respect TO any man
..-:.:e: a hi, couu:ry. and which will sell on The
-. us vi; six months credi; for approved negotiable
e. per cen: discoun; FOR cash. Old Type taken
a.;, f0 the customary price Of nine cents per
-; f-.y-r,t within GJ days from time OF purchase,
% ~ c.1;> yer rcaad.
wM HAGAR, JR i co.
q: gr4sr.get, AGsSr ~ VIRGINIA. for the above Weu
Establishment, supply the trade with every de
-; o: .. ps:sTiSG MATERIALS, a the manufacturers
;..e. a.! oa IN. same liberal terms
i.s=, p-a:.! she "gioGAoSp ESorRYa' for upwards
- With type and other materials purchased from
s.,:, Hig.s Co. an induced 10 recommend materials
II :ts; ,,ati,..ulea; In preference 10 Others.
-ea- Books will b. furnished the trade, and such
- =. = sy t= .elrc II will be forwarded with despatch
wM. b. ALLEGRE,
.ynnpir.r" Office Richmond Va.
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LATER rpnx cA1rnaH1A he

ST. LOUIS. April l9.-Thc overland mail mas III:
arrived. bringing dates from California % 1ts lhs
o5th ult. The news is unimp"rtant- lhe
State finances Of California arc III hourish.,ls
condition. Upward, OF $500, 600 are II u! M .ns
Treasury. The mining new, from esi'i'rhH'
and British America is favorable.
The news OF the admission OF Oregon as
new State into the Union, reached Portland on
tha Eth nlt
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Yir1iniA IndiciaI Election

The vote Of Jefferson county is as follows,
with the exception Of Bolivar district. which
will largely increase Parkers majority:
Parker 40; Baldwin l0?; Robertson %. IN
Clarke county the vote is also very small ::
Parker ia; Baldwin 90; Robertson II.
Three precincts in Frederick give Parker
90; Baldwin l65; Robertson l3l Six 10 hear
from.
We learn to-day that the vote for Judge 70
supply Judge Samucl's vacancy, with Morgan,
Hampshire. Shenandoah. Page and Warren
counties to hear from, shows majority Of
1900 for W. J. Robertson If this he correct
we think Mr. Robertson is elected by decided
majoritv.-4le1 Sentinel
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=, n Tnr Go5vEalon OF vIRGINIA.

WHEREAS q vacancy has occurred in the senate OF
N y-a. IN -, Di.;r:c: composed Of the counties @.
,s,.,. Crr.b.r.a and Che>ern-!d cccasicn-d ny the
go .. williaa. Old lr.. Esq; row therefore |, Hen
VS.. Governor Of he Commonwealth " Virginia,
.r. o. authority ves;e in the Executive, hive thought
IA x,.., o: rlar.icn issued and directed pursuant
.t. - -,.u.rr "A election TO be held Ia each county
n.or ,ai s-u.cra! District. al ,he several places o.!
s,--r according &C !sw. on the fourth Teur>ny in
,y SEX She .t,h day OF the iaonhD TO supply the va
~. ..i,s :ny ha-t Governor, and under the Less
SEA! Of ;fe COMMONWEALTH. aI Richmond. this eighth
Is IA. Q. Ap!ij !>,a AID In the elcty..hird ysar Of
. r,-rn,u..l:. NENRI A. WISE.
;. n, GoyrrHor.
,;r E.. ". Nrs.cs?. S.c'y ~ :sr Co:a'ih.
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,,. aa.s have not been Used ard offered for sale.
90 II :..e:s-eatie secondhand but only because not
opio.unr he model last adopted for the United States
.ssgI4r military service.
n, proposals will distinctly the number and Kind
sh.aer .sl5cE percussion.dD Of usk-ts desired TO
b purchased where located and the price bid per mnsk-i
each kad They should he endorsed Proposals for TIL
Pa,' o. MusI.;s and directed to the nnd-rSgn"d, ai
- Ordnance OIlce Washington, d. &.
Ia, samples Of these nussets may De Seen on application
- 80 purpose. TO the Commanding oihcer OF ANY o the
,:.,aa specified above OF New York, Watertcwn or
sualnston Arsenal The different proposals received will
.,s-t al this Office the 18th June next between the
IL and o'clock, and sales will be awarded 10 The
:, bidders; the department re,ervins the right to
= ,,y bis tha, NAV not be regarded satisfactory.
.-s o. payment cash. In specie Treasury nce~ 70 be
to n. dsbursing officer of the Arsenal where the arIns
4, e,;o,ed on their delivery the purchaser under
=, .on III. o;sce H. X. CRAIG,
,,.u ula-Jsvlu Colonel OF Ordnance.
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WYNDIIAN KEMP,
JOHN +. SEAWELL. +,
WARNER +. JONES,
VI. u. >FAWELl..
~. ri ~ d,
COMMISSIONERS, SALEOF vEmY Val.


uABI.EREAL ESTATE ~ TIIECOuNTY OF lENRlCo.
DrRsUAS 20 a decree Of The Circuit CVur of li.nr:co,
J. In ;hr al Husch"son - iu;cie'ons rxecu:or'
auI otlrr. IN" unt.. ,cn- Coiam'-ioncr ~" ell a.
ruic .uc,iou to the highest ti-.. .hs ir..I"s On
WEDNESDAY tie laih v Of irn, -? !! ai!, /: not, On
the lair day thereafter, ii" following very valuable
real esta,r ,i;Gard The Deep Kun turnpike,
abou three Iiir ron the city oi f.rwont. ben. po''
ton Of the properly oi he late Ambrose huche-'"-''
vi:
IL, One t.ac: called TOLL GATE containing 1: acre..
situated Immediately y road, aloU; ~ Hle- roa Tie
city.
H. portion n! the .CTiNTILI.i' tract lsns an The
TurnpiSc, immediately opposite the homestead containing
aboui 0 acres, which there ar. rau'h" Ice houses,
aud ic. pond. rhis land j. III s -.i= .: improve
I'd. tract ra-, "pENDLEroX.'' -aa,aning III acres,
lying si road about .. mile ifem iAe ci'y {: E!ti'
riond.
There are valuable improvements hi, ;-act consist:
ing Of dwelling house. nrw hirn stable. and = valuable
cr hcus" This land /, In good sis' o: improvement
lth tract Of aat Immediately 0pro.l'r "Prni''toH,
and called "l0RSEPfN. which !, altogether In wool aii
upon which there i, great deal cfvtlNirle timber
such opportunity !, seldom p-c''.e I" er.'n es!.
rim. Ia purchl- real estate. la The '.y al 81" 80! o'
ki'guuni.
Mi. ani survey o. .e aid .nl w.. he iaal- and can
the oic nj Jas. VI TLyi'- IN, Ia IN" city o!
Richmond; .ud III. land will he .uhi!Tr' r'o lots !" sui'
purchase
referred TO Mr.srs. La. NJ Tag SON "r - either oi
the Undersigned, Q. "h"iI Hugh VI lln'e", res'd'
ucar the premises.
Tgg.s-nne;hIri Of ,f purchase mo- IL CASH and II
rrduc ~ equal iuianen,s - "n. ard vu year, from
The DAY " sa-;he cr-d "a yrE.- ~ -.cGred ts h-'
.oitic no,, w interest added sri TIE :!tir retained
I'll The whole pu-cAa.. money !. paid, aad ronve. arc
directed by the Cour'.
Possession will be given 70 time 20 ..e srpp q: Sh-.
ard full possession of each t:sc, Ti u" GVcr.d a. The
cad OF the pr.-.ai year.
The ,al. vii! coia.ae. At n Toll "a. rae; /; II
o'clock. 4. VI.
,o-..lc con.iurtca bv J.Ar- VI T,Ylon ~. Auct,
ALkN'E u III rCIiESON.
JOHN 4. UCTCll-VN, c-,.,
T H. YOrHG. "''
HUGH NJ HUTCHINSON,
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DIED.

p:-u At Flue-, ~. .s-ienc.. "a N.d.o;. coas'y nrS
,,a On the olh ir,,art SIR JOHN FIILHCGH CONWAY,
I. the .G: year s.e These les uss chIohlec VIC
d,nth O. o.. o, our be,t and vii! carry sorrow %
,uy hearts among: hs :rous relatives and irstd
B,, should sTyfi :htFn tarch consolation - .noT 'h'
a. be hsd Lived good old age. and mos of Us var:
~er. .rea; IN v!rtIou. oheiisrc- . "ods !9r,' r
Of ALL and possessing n i- .ru '- l"acc : 900 ""'h
aow,ir goo! hope through gr-ce ~! Is a.,
hos who watched i lhl prvlr ;yd SPOT ehsfe ma s'o
.,a r.t h fi.s Msy H., family and friends "a. s 'Yh'-
Is she rich legacy of n, sr;uoHs And g9iy NE GU
yl ..,cr. 10 N. u a, I; cd 20 Gm. the sam. psseeI
hope !E ts4;h, W. - -
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AUCTION SALES.
LINDEN FARM FOR SALt,


TTNiIS farm formerly known Chapnans fari, nov e
Il properly OF Alfred u. Carter OF li.ss-i' c",'anin,
abou i've hundred and :or:hrre acres, jing Vi;!n ha
a nile of the Warento junction, the line Jf " 'd ~
Rail Road eight ui. Cf the hourashiug town 81 warren
ton aad through which H.. Waueu.ou Branch Esi h"ai
passes for sale aHd vii! hc sDld ,i terms ana
cir,> q, i. not tail attract Iho>. dc-ra- farm j.
Il highly Improved we'll taken IN .ra>, well ai"rc Ei
wa;crci n apr.cAbl. and healthy n.gii"fh"oc AHi
Ia. nron n fir. dwelling h";-e. newly bul, '"''h'rh'
ol'h"Gs., AL nrv. a.i -nni dwelling house i"r IH"i''
ger. II i, the "hoe oi the most drsrahl '''H "
ti- section, NM nu.: b. SOLD even At 4 >acr..i''. ,
This farm II s"Ii by THURSDAY, c :-ih ~ Nlfi
ncNi, wn that day ;os"'hrr pi:h bag" a,luh ~
personal property. be ,Oi a. public sab. f': iI'tues
!nfrr-...'5s arrIy IN l"r.'.n a. - ls''r: 10
l.URERT RANDOLPH,
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.
SOTETOURT SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.

S'N ~ 'N''Nos
it ~: ,.,,oa of III, INSTITUTE for she education
o ,oan- i4l--. Will commence the oth day Of
- .'s ani continue. without interruption, I'll We'd
80 - psn' IN sing the various departments OF ;he
= oder 70 % the young Ladies under his
;1fl-'. an thorough discipline In the dihcr.n,
O. :"faale education The buildings are large and
- ~-'ae ground, we'll and ;aste!ul!y arranSed-
=. - hi'sGaiag country beautiful in scenesy.
a.oa .s !-sdily accessible BY means o! the Viz
80 ic !sans>,c, Railroad. and her public thorough
-. 'aioa' ell Tun from Bonsacss Depo; 10 the Ins:
4Ssrte - only six miles, Tor the ti.st ten days Of
-'i-rally icr IN. accommodation o. IN. pupil.
"r' departments Of tn. School will he a;t-r :hs
- ;ar !9!.c=n. officers
. W -,>-inslish Langrace. History.
hFs.sN--Ancleut 7 Languages, Ns'u.sl ss'eare.
.s' l--.:-fr.nch Language Moral and M-!iai
- c.-rSE-M Mathematics.
l. "NsigK-Nusic German aud Spanish Language.
'-s.N-ir- Mi-;c
" ~ .,ii JrSl-Mg.ic, Drawing and Painting.
ASGi, Cppys-Encii.h Branches aud Mu-ie.
~ sN.' / nNs-Lox.r EnSllsh.
10 CoChr. GoNcrness.
AVIS cocHE steward
- AL lNi;!oa IL aay .! all the literary .'n
i. ...................- Ti'p
,oa g Nu-c anc u.s. OF instrument. ~
,.l y" Drawing and Painting from. 10 TO ~
''' az" '-quired, one-haf in advance and the re-
-, 4 ''- !'.- Of Tho s-,,ion.
-er'a.i... detailed information Will be sen
'F'"'-;-.' % CHARLES l.. CoChE,
P,r- Superintendent.
i..Io,;,e-B.;e,oa': Springs, Roanoke county, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-22
=, TuE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

,-ryRrls vacancy has occurred In The Judiciary Of
II si ,nwe,h by the tca;h Of Green Il. Samuels
w js..., Of he Supreme CoGr; Of Appeals, who
J.!v- OF the third Judicial Section, composed
osn:ies of Cnlpcp-r Madison, Greene Orange, Abe
-, l9ui.. Flusanna. Goochland.. Nelson. Amherst
-'.,-. Augusta Rsh. Prndlron, III -hland. Rocking
sS-nsndosh. Warren Hardy, Clarke. Frederick
-, Morgan. Berkeley, and Jefferson: therefore, In
-,y 20 law th. sheriff Of each Of said counties i
..,.i-.d 20 cause election 20 n" h-la therein OIL
.,sy :hs !;;h day OF April n-I. n IL. places pre-
-, hy laa for Judge Of the Supreme Court Of APP
- ,s, s,,.rly :ss vacancy aforesaid.
,i.r nv hand as Governor. sna under the seal OF
,s- Cog..n ,nwcrlth. at Richmond :hiS seventh day
- j,ar,-y so. Ana Ia n. >;dyear o! the Com
-. .-,-u...,h HENRY 4. WISE.
FORGE " Nr'NsogD.
..-i:,:-: q no tcmateE rs'':s.