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Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
Homestead For Sale.

The undersigned, being desirous Of returns
l. ing ITO the Atlantic states; offers for SALE on
reasonable terms the Dwelling House and Lot.
next adjoining the rug store of pr Graves Bread
way, Columbia The house is well built and finished
in cottage Sive and suitable for gentee family. For
terms of sale apply ON the premises. TO
ELIZABETH c. LEARY.
vOTJCE.-FINy dollars reward vii, 10
paid for the recovery Of the Constable Docket Of the
late John Ieary The last Of It at the Cout
Room of 1ustise Calvin ELIZABETH c. LEARY.
Cvlundl!a, Mey atb, 1859. a'
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
BUSINESS NOTICE.

DAN. ROBINSON, Esq, of Chinese Camp, is
authorised Agent, who will take orders sign re-
.,ipts for Office
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
NOEICE.

NlHE Stockholders of the Maine Boys Tunnel Com
i pany are hereby notified, that all shares In the
above Company in which the assessments due thereon
remain unpaid will be sold at public auction ia front
of the residence of w. s. SHEA at Springfield, the
Company's place of business, Saturday, August
18th, 1859, at IL O'Clock a. II.
W. S. SHEA. Secretary.
Springfield, July H. 1859. I'd.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18

Valuable
.ea1 Elstaee fo1. Sale
GREAT BARGAINS.

4 ATED ON MAIN STREET. COLUMBIA, LIN
known as the & Old Columbia Market with the land
under and adjoining al fitted for the Marketing busi-
ness or al small expense can be made suitable for
any other being splendid location for anT trade
Also. the COTTAGE just South of the Main Street
Bridge, Columbia, formerly owned BY =. Wilcqmb, with
and under and adjoining, in good repair, and suitable
or gentee family.
Also, the NEW COTTAGE now building BY D. Viii
comb on Kennebec Hill foot Of Main street Columbia
with land under and adjoining This Cottage is plea
sanity situated, and is OF the best finished houses
in the county.
A great bargain will he offered of the above real es
tate. applying TO D. Wilcomb AT the Old Columbia
Market Columbia June %. ls59-tf
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18

.urrrr.-We wS4tTd s44tTdi
reader to the adver>
ddy & Co.'S lottery
umn. The tribunals Of
/ that the sale Of tickets
5 legitimate, and we know
toned is perfectly reliable
Mr.. d. b. Gasmer is theiF
e, and no more cornpetant OF
ntative could be selected.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
SP ECIAL VOCI CE

Methodist f. ChurcK.-REv. H.. 81 KER,
Pastor Services every Sabbath at IL O'Clock Z. NJ,
and in the evening at the usual hour
Sabbath School at O'Clock ?. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
nETCAI.I0S,

rINiIIs distinguished Race Horse will stand the.N
rt5rss2. 1. sad i raiag oa The ith Of july a. ~yL
stable the Troitng Park, near Richmond, Il! foy III:
.-cu and I'll 10 the Groon TO DC paid. n AL cases when
ti. sSrrved Should the not pro:e In foal she
he 20 the horse the next season gratis Mares Will
be w. fed Il; forty cents day but :bere H he no re-
sporsOy for accidents escapes As the Subscriber
wishes ved ,h trouble o. collecting tn. seasons he
mad. thea yabe in advance and this bis inducerra.
for standing the horse 60 low.
Dcucaio Is ak old ni, spring dark Ghssnut,
without vle except star ~ the forehead: hTe feet
inch thre.-.ss high f!-under tee Standard andis
OF the Cues: proportions and most beautiful syu;nrty-
AL. IL remarkable for It's Size aud strength lie
/, believed ~ be tale. than his iire Revenue and taller
,h.n his sraud.r- Trustee. than inches taller
,u lupori .d Medley and those renowned English Stall
Mons rrlnpeter aud wh:"bone; and more than Eve
ineir, taller ;hau the famous fouru,s horse J!merek
D,rcuiion Hot ny Rrv-nte sire OF Sre Warrington,
Fanny Washington. Engineer, Planet, &c, and Is out Of
"e Queen. by Imported Pri-n, winnsr Of the Derby!
aud own brother whsicbon.r grand dam (Jrrseds
d,l My Lady by C0mus, out Of the Colocels dam, by
psprn Tppie Cider by klnS Fergus; syIHs, oy young
Nxtury Muso Bay Turk, Bay Boston, Coney'Ins. Hut
ton. Grey Barb. By-rly Turk, Gus!ler
III. imported mare, The Queen, (Deucalons DAM VA,
one v IN, most distinguished ever In the United
Sa,r. all distances fro;n TO four mile hes she
w.r. Roth bred At tie Royal stud Hampton Court The
Queens sraui dam My Lady, was the dam OF the his.i
gu,ed English horse and Stallion Je.eeG ana aNo inc
t.ul Of Imported passrngv- My Lsiy's dam was aso
ia; o: the Colonel vuu.r of ST. Ledger. aud enc Of ihe
distinguished AMI stations in Eagand anu her
dAn NE"wisr thr r difn CT
N.Y. Thi p,dsre Is remarkable eor It's richness apc e..
pee for ;he ,,ov,u,s. Of la and
;b- snci-n: be found In the Sind book oil
England, running back 20 the reign OF Charles
As to his performances sufficient to say that he ran
six aud then a except one o! mile heats (the
oay ouc tc ever ran Al dtancel IN which he
!nf.rcs Lor- IN consequence Of being dce
deiy .rs In all his other which Of two and
rys heats. he cOnen-d with The finest horses OF his
day Including Engineer, Soesoe. Tar RIVER &C. &c, and
his competitors with such ,ha; he put
his ll speed, :a,ay Instances ds;sncpg majority OF
Geld Finally, In June, l,5.. while his way 10 Long
Island. 10 fl his in four nile Swcepstaks
with Nicholas /, s:- Washington aud others, In passing
through New York ci: he received Injury which caused
hi, Withdrawal rom e turf For his performances In tuH
see hanibils G. WAGNER
F. s-D.real;oa sill he exhibited =. Powha;sp, Chester
h.d, Gooch!and and Hanover cours, In the month o.
March next after which H. will -.ualn - lis stand a'
stated above < ".
gsh f-ctJune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
The Scrap-Bocs Candidate II Richmond.

Last Monday night the "Scrap.Booa Car.
dida;e' began MS grnHd,r0unds in Richmond.
The African Church vas crowded to the ve:!
extremity of its capacity; an audience was be
fore him that should have aroused his GENTS.
and infused him with eloquence, force and pow.
cr Notwithstanding the inclcment weather,
popular curiosity had collected Al audience
complimentary and inspiring. But notwith
standing the favorable surroundings, the sb-
sence ct MS competitor, the open field 'thesea
Of apiurrcd faces M-. Goggin vas not equal
to the occasion. Dull. rrosv. unintercs,ing, with
only occasional epasms Of wit, stale anccdo''.
ard a'.ridqt politics, his remarks fell fat AMI
v.pil With little information, no argument,
no instruction, his speech was jumblng OF
newspaper extracts, read from voluminous
scrap.book. and with 'spectaclcs on nose" a Ia
Bolts at the Academy Of Music Is i,possihlc
tha, even the personal afIectations Of Mr.. Bolts
ere to ho mimicle' By Mr.. Gogsn: >
Mr. Gogsn utterly failed in Richmond; and
failure under such advantageous circun-
s,anccs is indeed ominous We listened to
him for two hours, and retired well satisfied
tha; our skies are bright" and with no fears
that our party will lose :uy Of lis members by
tine eloquent purSuasions Of Mr.. Gcggin. He
may repeat his ''scrap.boon" readings all over
the State, without competitor, and we should
entertain no doubts as TO thcrcsul. The boast
full Dragging Of the Opposition papers had
raised our expectations to quite high point;
but, after listening about half an hour. our
opinions as to favorable result scre unaffected
by the scrap.book.
The canvass, we fear, Will oc dull ono. Mr..
Goggn has not tho power TO use tho materials
that lie around him even amusincly, much less
:nst-uctively or pursuasive.y. Never having
heard NJ Lctchcr on the hustings, We can
make no COMPARISON; but, il he is no better
than Mr. Goggin, the canvass will drag im
rncnsely before the election day.
Like Gen. Scott, he loved "thc rich Irish
brogue;' yet, in 1855 he voted the kn"~
Nothing ticket, and co.oporotod " lth those VINO
~; .,ot ior, tho hrOrup
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsurxG7oy, March 9.-The City Boards
me; this morning and adopted resolutions eS'
prCssive OF their regret Tor the death ot tht
late Postmaster. General; also that all the city
Offices he closed until after the funeral, ana
that the CITY BoarGs, with their officers. a''enn
the funeral IN body. The Supreme. Criminal
and Circu / Courts also adjourned over, Inc
Executive Departments were closed and drared
in mourning. The President sent message
u the Senate announcing the death Of Mr.
Brown. Mr.. Nicholson delivered brIei euio'
gv, and resolutions were aioptea 10 ~eA' Tue
usual badge Of mourning Tor lhir.y ua!s
The Sena,c confirmed the nomination Of 10
senb Holt ,h. presea; Commissioners of Pa-
tents. as Pcstmas,er-GeneFal, and Bar!holome*
ruler OF North Carolina was confirmed az
rinb Auditor. John Petit. Of Indiana, was
confirmed as Chief Justice Of Kansas, and E1'
Senator Jones. Of Iowa, IA Minister TO Bogoth
Nr. Browns funeral will take place to'nor'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
TIE LOTUS:
J MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
iwyis caAMpseS XlTcHUM.

,.,IE A.: s.et: ~ this envTrr, 10 ginning VIII
JtaaUy, i,JY. j before The public. The pUO!i,hers
- 'ttogne - lssue prospectus. ir.ly ccnnI,n ;AGt
~. - = .lc rVrk would cYa..gr! j; - he patronage
r, lnvr e-ntin, i!tcg;'-r I, Is ccrraec,i lEdcr
: :.;og,rc ~n'ric's: 1t, sif,ei Eti;or s:sn!s arst
&c ycgG: vOes "f 'h- present u fUelish verse,
a. .:sI oy corps OF Srilsn; contributions, boih In
..,..ry sni Euro,c. W., fgrGsh monthly chc!c.
~ i..gJ,.ir, e0;,st1.Ersn ai'y r-''- Heal .: the
$40. ,!'r''
,.l> %.G cont ia nniSr, S'rt:aIi 'ctsrian: br'
n .r, a Al r,l,,s watcy.- worthy ard acceptable.
,.e. 80 the cni .it;.ic-n Ni it-r.Ny If .he rnlsh:
la. ..,e.a for -Gci cv'rtn; "nt >epror; - 10
.-..r., -i.r c.'-'-
49,, = - psfs..niss {" ,ae Literary Depart
- 81. -. rr>.ct - i'- .i:Ct Al voluntary coz.
-.s 49,; te accompanied - he names II abe re-
=, ..ss ,.:.g-,. - Z. .; attention.
at.- &C business letter. ca. l. adreSssi .'i.er
,-... .:lf q ,lt rGp;i,;.e.S
.e.-Iag-s h'W, ae- anuCm, iarari,N'y !. al 'ance;
tr,..:r s-l.s pr single copT. No Subscription cen
:.l re-. g. ,i.rF ;Hg ;atn paid inr Book.eilsrs ATT!
.,.. ter. .Cyi.I ,-:uls usnG. 80 The .r,de Great
=. -. ~. - .r-.. =, Clubs, ADDE'S,
ECrr0N CLARK,
gn--..-. Memphis, rvap-s,-e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
REORGANIZATION OF THE MILITIA.

Vacancies exist in the line of General Officers,
as follows:
Thirteenth Brigade, composed Of the counties
Of Rock bridge, Augusta, Bath, and Allegheny,
vacart hy the resisna.ion of General Douglas
B. Laync.
Twentieth Brigade: Counties Of Lewis. Up
shur. Gmer. Calhoun, Randolph, Tucker,
Barbour and Pocahontas; vacant by death OF
General Isaac Booth.
Twcnty.eighth, New Brigade, created by act
cf last Legislature: Counties Of Tazewell, Nc
Dowell. Buchanan and Wise.
Appointments 10 I'LL the vacancies Will be
made by the Governor.
Ali the regiments ls9 in number. are orgau'-
zed except the 9Th. Culpeper; 9th. Essex; 7th'
Norfolk county; 10TH Richmond City; goth,
Caroline: 33d Henrlco. tonc company com
missioued:) 5,th, Norfolk City; SON, tairiaz;
ss,h. Js;nes City and part OF York, tone
company cornms,ionc'i3 ?ith. Lee; lOoth,
Buckingham; I03d. Brooke; 10Th, RaEto'p!';
l2mh. Cabel!: ia5th, Lewis; l3lst, City Of
lrpchburc: I34th. Marshall; l4lst, jackson;
I53i. Kanawha; l6is;, Ohio; l63d, Hancock.
and is2d, Writ
The number Of organized regiments amount
10 iG--;ne number not organized, %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
a DESIRABLE FARM IN EASTERN

OFFER for sale uy farm, Stony Point, situated In York
county. immediately York river, mile and shall
iro. Yorktown, II miles from Williamsburg, and miles
from the Grove wharf GU James River.
This farm consists Of ~ 40 cleared tn. remain.
in woods Of which much Is excellent timber suitable
60: building ship purposes. There about lgp
fron which ccrdwood ha, been recently cut aud riHng
amount Of labor would bring this Into cultivation The soil
sandy loan, resting clay subsoil, and is remsrka
bly, mpr"yar mos, oi the field. yielding laU per cent
txn when purchased eight years ago On the place
numerous and cNt.nsv. beds OF mari Of the hcest
;y. and weed Is found in quantities aonghr shore.
Tie house i sm" but and very comfortable. kitch
en- smoke icchous- ovsrseers house and stables.
al! ut~. and The barn, with trlinE aEoun: OF shngins
perfectly good There is small hut choice collection VI
fruit Trees Of almost every description Water good Oys
es e,h and wild fowl abound The place enjoys the repu
ailon of being Q! the hca;hes, In Eastern virginia
The facilities for Earkcs a shat could be desired
vessels Of The largest iraugh ascending 23 miles above
this place. Point the terminus OF the YORK River
Railroad besides the regular FROM Norfolk As the
place readily susceptible OF division, viii sell In
tracts suit the convenience Of purchasers. Wishing
20 10 city 20 practice profession oder he farm
very reasonable terms. Persons wishing 70 purchase
cheap and yauahle farm invited TO visit IL. Any inor
uison tina. may b, desired. win re cheeEfl y given.
Address. DR. T. 4. HARRIS,
Pin 1:,--rtm M lnrkt w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
xnRTHERE MARKETa.

R,,1ryogf. Harc:! g. Flour is nrn, saics
n Howard stree, and Ohio ct Sc 25. City Mills
si Whea. is steady; white 81 20 to 50.
I'D i5tol5 30. Corn is bnoyant; white ooa
81 cents, ;e!!ow s3 70 65 cents.
New IoRg, March 2.-Cotton ls hrm; sales
to-dlY Of 5000 bales Flour Is deciining,
sales Of State brands at IS 6oa5 SIS. Ohio 70a
8 So. southern is firm at 8 IS to 6 IS. Wheat
is dull and unchanged Corn has declined one
cent; sales Of mixed at So cts. Spirits OF lul'
pen,;ne 81 cts. Rosln and Rice are unchans'
ed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
THE ISSUE FOR 1850.

NJ. Stanton Of Ohio, il reply toa remark by
Mr. Jackson of Georgia in the House OF Repre-
sen'a'iTeS, on the 10th Of February, said:
M. STANTON | have no doubt the gentle
nan thinks II very desirable that a party should
te organized IN the free States upon the princi.
l'"s set forth By the gentleman from Kentucky;
Tor sir seni'emans party would have no diii-
Guilty IN beating such aparty 1t would be the
easlcs; thing in the world. do not wish to be
understood a having expressed any opinion
pro Or con, as to the antagonism OF interests
between the two sections Of the Conledcracv;
but, il The gentleman supposes that there is 10
he anv organization, in the free States, upon
the principles proclaimed by the gentlella.,
from Kentucky, OF the Drcd Scott decision and
of the constitutional establishment OF slavery
in the Territories. why. he is !aboring under
great delIsion. No such party as that could
live in any free Stale one hour"
Our South .ins-;cag friends had better give
it up and unite w!th the Southern Democracy
at once, and help Us get our rights in the
Union, if We can and, il VIC cannot 80 out as 4
baud Of brothers. Even Bots is almos: re
jcctcd by the Northern Opposition. There is
no ministry gentleman can help your ''mo-.
ia! needs You have to be mere .taetion in
the South, or else cooperate with u.s. Wherev-
e: you 60, &c wish you well; bit lit is plea
SAINT thing for brethren to dwell together n
unity" You are thrice welcome to our hos, j.
taitics. Why will You wander, hcusel'ss AMI
ir.endless, IN quest Of associations among stran-
gers, wher We tender you fraternal greetings
in our house, Mr. Stanton speaks the voice
o. he "coassrsdti,t' North Americdns!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,...:!:>ilp DAILY. SEMI-wEEKlf AND WEEKLY
81 grTcHIE. DUNNAyANT. TYLER & WISE.
TERMS:

.ssptf;i ru stvsu dollars yer aInam ami a. the
-. = -; dollar. Il taken f.: sp:i.- period ;ian
go Fls tie s.viW SsStr, five dollars prI aunur! and
m dl.i,-> ioE six months payable IL advance f". the
Wciy : per aac. or s.S copr- Cor SIC be paid IN
9-s9, IN 1i'ance when letters con.ninu.: money src
-. d, .l .cy lG> be T.Gi~rtd they sill B.. a; ihe
-. r. ..- ~t;r1>
- ll-.5;i-,; Ms inserted on Iih.rIi terms
-I,.iGp>" tSlriEsR ApvgEI;-iND SWSr i pIhi>n'
-ery 'r, thr c.rcuI rion i twenty th"uAri copies,
,,rs. -sitn's Inserted y; :.tu:y asc cents per Inr
-. NJ !A,s 10 this Office ,usy be rrrn;',i per mail IN
, A. .atl. ban@ a"i.- AZ rtgs.er'0, a. TIE sl,k Of
Il. "t.u--
~ v,.,dgTe- AL Tributes o; Respect. .xr.e!ius
-. .'g,s. a.c charged 70. Is advertisements.
u...r, ':on i>iLac, must be accompanied With the
,f..a.s .s,y. - satisfactory references.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
7OLUME LV.-NUMBER 81.

Wing" with little charity To spare ior either
Mr.. Letcher or the Enquirer gravely AS
sumcs the position of herald OF the list, and
sounds the briglc note Of onset The blast IS
opportune Both Mr. Lctchor and the En-
auircr' are in full harness--each firmly seated
IN ,!lc sadde--each well mounted Oh high.
:ne,tled steed--"each ,rristy lance is !cvcled. =
Sound again, . herald and agan-and yet
again and repea. your blasts more and more
rapidly. With every swelling note. each spur
sha! touch chargers flank, and mar and
-;eed be hurried 10 the shock.
You'll hear the s-eai,word's deadly c!ans
A. IL a thousand an,is rang
You'll! hear the sacr's shivsrinE crash
~. when the vl!rlxiEi rend, tie s5l-'
~. B. Our Democratic lsnces src shaped
from well-scasOned iittory) But the En-.
quirer's' lance vii! not pierce Mr.. Letchers
helmet, nor splinter on his shield Shoulder
to shoulder, we ride with him through the
,hcke,t OF the fight; and at every charge
We trampIe down the hlacL.robed mercenaric>
OF the modern ;nluisit;cn the s.'orn adheren;s
of inctTable Sam" And, mark you, Messiemres.
We 50 right gaily TO the strife-each nerrcd to
the conflict by tho same socr,n chant which
erst inspired that lust and faithful knight"
Sir Galahad, of the olden time.
ny s,od blade earres the casque. q men;
Ny tough lance thrus;eth sure:
Ny strength "a ss ihc s:.e.y:t Of &c;
because ray faith pure.
To drop the heroics The Wing mas eri.
lentlv miscalcu.ated the men and the motives
with which il has 20 deal When We pledged
ourselves to the support Of candidate who
had no personal claim to our support, and
whose nomination we had strenuouS!y opposed,
VIC gave the pledge Loyalty and deliberately
with an earnest regard to the welfare o.! our
party and the preservation Of this Union of
States. II was no forced pledge. It vas free.
" giYen. and has never been repented. We
will 90 far-very f4r, TO fulfil il, with the e:;i-
r!eyncnt5 of every resource at Or com'nand
Even if Mr. Lc,chcr should cndcavor as the
Wing" seems tn intimate be has enGeavored
to drive into opposition 20 his election, the band
ofsallcnt men who stood by our side at Peters.
burg in opposition to his nomira,;cn-such ef.
for, on his part would have 10 be urged very
strongly. and coupled with acts 'ery repusnant
indeed 10 the ereed of the Democratic party.
before We would take step likely TO sid tic
election Of the Opposition candidate.
Thus, our cotemporary ahors in vain. Nc
sock no urttcyt % absolye us from voluntary
pledge. We will. 50 sar as possible, avoid each
serious pretext for such a remuneration which
may DC thrown across our path. Tae work,
then, OF casting in our way shallow and pre-
tended rrctexts fcr the withdrawal oi our
pledged word, is work Of entire supcre.oga.
ton.
Is the "whis' satisfied now with what the
enquirer really does say?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
LAND FOX SALE.

WISHING 20 30 to the m,,t, sale The Of
w Land which reside, lying in the county Of Prince
El~ard or Fast Creek, ~ Iies from r.ospec. Depot
ihe Scutls!de ralroad. from iampdtn lasy coiles.
and !: from Fdrnyile ccna!uns 40 This Land l.
n high state vi Improvement and IS we'll adapted to the
growth of all The crops usually made in this section OF
county ard Is of the best proved places In the
couny. The buildings all n.w having been erected
In the last years. Of r.. br-: materials and under
own eye-Ind corsis, OF HANDSOME DWELLING, With
nine en!-ai.y arranged: large Kitchen, gu
TWO reoui< lcehVu.. CIrriaseousc, large enough for
the. carriages, Smokehousv stables Tobaccobarns
Of which irard ad vary ars-, and built ia the last
three years and every necessary house farm. There
10 rye proportion Of wood land, both o: original growth
and pine There every kind of ru, Of The choicest
r.ties such apples peaches pears puias cherries
;arines >p.ccts, and grea; variety o! grapes This l.
Of the beautiful ard desirable residences IN tht
State and wishing those d-sroc, Of purchasing TO View for
themselves shan give further description at present
ext-p; that is us healthy any plieen the orld
Feb 2,-cysn JIMrs CORPS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
al rli.. 40, ~: >W.s VE VIIGINiA.

E-liEGr.S vacancy has occurred In the Judiciary o.:
" I'll. C,aDs.',a hy the death Of G.re;; Is. samuel
w r. g. !. !:-s o: ts C"ar OF Appeals. who
l.ese u - or ,hc ;hir JC 'ical Section composed
aeeoca;c' u cuperer, M.tson, Greene. Orange Ate-
=l-e, Loc.sa t.G'lnas, Gco:hl,nd. Nelson. Aunh.rs
-li.-, Augusta Eaih Icrdir;cr, li:lIa.t, Rocking
-. P.. ~ Gds,a, Warren Hardy, Cl.Exe, fr.dsrcs
G,s7h.f N!.r, Berkeley aad Jefferson therefore, 10
conformity 60 !~ ile sheriff Of each Vf said corntic, is
80, require. .,tci.ou 70 be held therein
!ir. lay .e l4'h dsy Of April next, \: the places pre-
'sg-i ~ . inr Jc Ike of ;te Supremc Co2r. of APP
:. =. -G?piy the v..cauc! Aforesaid.
,a 3li-r .y hand Governor, and unic. the seal or
;!.e L5uaGoHwe ALB, ~ l;Ghmoad, this seventh III:
d JiEC.ry, !>ja, Iat n the sd year Of the Cc,a
=,r-r,;h. uESEf a. WISE
Q. .ae GOstrEor:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
r-rrvvppooI COTTON MARKET.

New YoRs. march s.-Letters received .!
the Europa dated Liverpool February lSfn, ,aS soy
ss Ss,ss ss'Il sapoined operators in cotton as the
faI;nr of in receipts had been anticipated:
Holders, however. refused any concession ana
tbs ssIes reached 1000 bales at unchanged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-11
r9r DEMOCRACY oH cARoI1gE COUNTY

THE UEMUCELCY UF CAHULIhE CDUNIt
Will bear in mind that the adjourned neerGs
OF the party will meet on the first day OF 'he
March Court, at an early hour, IN ;he Court
house, If the same can be had) 10 NOMINATE M a
man to represent us in the Legislature OF VIZ.
ginIa. 4 full attendance is desirable ioF inc
harmony Of lnS fA"!f'
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REMAINS OF THE Lust ER0EAUr.

ADRIAN. MIcuiGAH,) March s.-Thc remains
OF Mr Thurs,en, the .Eronaut, were found
nc@r Toledo last Sunday. Tney were iuiIy
Identified. Il will be remembered that he fell
from balloon, wkis at fearful height last
S.,ternhcr
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REVENUE

WILL make his season 1T ms Stables.N
w enc mile from the city Of Richmond, On the k-S1N
M.chanicsrille Turnpike, aud within sight Of thsSAA
Fairfield RIce Course n. viii bs limited 10 sixty
Tea4s: One hurjred dollars, aud one dolla- 10 tie
groom.
Mare. = be veil .-d, ant every attention paid them a.
Gf,y cents day JS0 ". DoTTs
E.b ~ ry.n
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Il col. iiT EuE LIE kAsILEN DISTRICT Uk NlRGINlA

held =, liichmcmd Tuesday, February !. 1876:
In the matter Of BsnSrurtey Of Thomas Jordan.
Ordered that notice he published ln Of the newspa
n.r snated by the I'D rule OF Court at leas. ten days
before the fret day OF the ha. the Cour. Will On
ths, day. pas. order directing dividend and di>tFeu
ton among the creditors Of the taid Thomas Jordan VINO
NAV huy. proved their debts o: such ray have
bee. collected and reduced 10 money much thereof
A. eau be safely so disposed Of consistently with The rights
and Of third leaving adverse claims hese
70 An exirse. from said order.
TSt,e:
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Col. Vim. {. Scott, l02d regiment, Powhatan,
10 u. Brigader.Gencrai. Fourth Brigade, vice
Gen. VIM. Lison, resigned To rank as such
from February 23. 1859.