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ADVERTISEMENTS PATENT

A CCORDTNG tc a recent decision of the Sur
"a preme Court Of Drv Goods, stealing thunder
is in lictahle. Plagiarists and thunder-thieves
te'o1yc, for this copy-right is secured, and 'rsrv
IN f177enruf 1nH bs prosecuted - fhs FIJI ertent Of
me Ian.
Wborr IS the nest assortment of Dry Goods and
C1rnrts 10 he found'
Who're are the above named Goods sold cheapest?
Where can 7 find honorable dealers. reasonable
and uu' form prices, and receive eIvii treatment in
case 7 do not purchase?
These are questions which concern, and should
influence every purchaser; but being an interested
party. we shall not answer them, though we will
state our honest conviction upon one point viz: The
REF-HIVF isnot, and cannot he undersold,
nv any dealer Of sound mind and honorable mo-
tives. Let the Public Judge.
We are now receiving large additions in every
Department; Styles and prices. very desirable.
CARPETS: MANTILLAsAND PARAsOLs:
0rI-CLnTHS: HOSIERY GLOVES
MATING DRESS TRIMMINGS:
D~RAPFRIFS y SHADES; RIBBONS LACES;
DIRE GOODS: FNBROGDTRIEs:
sHAwLs AND RAGLANs; LACE MTTTs, ETC.
y. PECK. JR.. & co.
Nav I6. dawtf
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srEREOsCOPES

AVo SrERgoSJOpIC PICTURES.
-urSr ,..,.;t,, and attractive Ornane nts TOT
tbe p.rJor or Library Table, NAV be founo~
lee, ,5an ry,v Pric... at the Daguerrean Rooms o
the subscriber. on Church street.
MS PFCETVTD-a fresh supply OF
oscon,c Pictures. com nri.ine Landscape. ana 90
iccts Of intere,, in Europe. Groups ana ,nu''
s,.r.s IN c,e,t variety. both plain and eoloreo'
CHARLES MILLER.
Chittenden County Daguerrean Tai'sry'
lI7i Church street.
- NJ "a .d&wtf
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NE w

4 large and desirable assortment Of NEW
"a GOODS has just been received at No. l, Bank
Block, consisting in part Of Gold and Silver Watch
as, OF all prices, and iewelrv Of new STYLES and fine
quality. such as Lava, Mosaic, Coral, Cameo. and
ell gold sets, sleeve buttons and studs in great
variety, made OF solid 16 and IS carat gold, plated
tea setts. Custen's cake baskets, card receivers, etc.
We would say to all who have n desire to see fine
goods, give Us Il call.
BRINSNATD e. HILDRETH.
JuIv Dad
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Chnice Of Rnnta fnr
Chicago and the West
NORTHERN. WESTERN, BRITISH ara e.
MAIL ROUTE.


TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Burlington at , 80 A.. 81, 1910 A. NJ. AMI
$50 P. ".
MAIL TRAIN connects At Windsor and WhI
River Junction with trains leaving Boston a.
Springfield. at T.9O A. NJ. same dsy. nrd Me-
York previous evening. Leave Iudsor a. III
p ", reaching Burlington at SO P. NJ, Rou.,
Point at 6.45 P NJ, Montreal and Ogdsrshr-g
he same evening. Connecting AZ Ogderstu-
it'll Grand Trunk train, without delay, for 70
INTO and the West.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Leaves New Y~7
$40 A. NJ. Boston at 5 P N, ard g
Ptermem ediate Stations. Leaves Windsor .,
NJ. and reaches Burlington at 4 Is AZ
Rouse's Point at 500 A. M, arriving in Non-1
and Ogdensburgh the same forenoon, ard
ceeding W est BY Grand Trunt trains. -i,l.
delay, Cor the West A sleeping car is aita,-s
10 th s train.
Accommodation Train Leaves NortifsId O.
8. IS A. NJ, reaching Burlington at 100 AZ
Rouse's Point at 1910 NJ. and Montreal AZ
ogdsnsburgh the same afternoon,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 7.40 A. NJ, 1910 A. M
$50 P. NJ.
MAIL. TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point $40 A.
connects az White River Junction With trla
for St Johnsbury. " ellis River, White Nor
tains. Boston, Lowell, Worcester, New York go
fnterm ediate stations. arriving in Boston stfH
P. NJ. and in New York a. IL P ". Pa'se'gso
bv this train train dine at White River Junctoi
EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves ROuse's Point ). :
so A. NJ, connects there with trains from A0
treal and 0gdensburgh the same morning. r.o
ing passengers at Cgdensburgh from 6ranc 4-l
Road and Lake Ontario Steamers Leave. i-
Iington at 10 10 A. NJ, dine at Mortified, AMIR
i've at Boston at s 20 P n.
rotation Train Leaves Rouses Poi1tr'
0 P. NJ, connecting there with trains lea7-
Montreal E. Ogdensburgh same afternoon. Log
at White River Junction and proceeding --
morning to Boston, Worcester Springfield ~
York, &c, arriving 81 Boston at LOO ?. H
at New York at 20 P. VI.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West
sale at the principal Station
e. MERRILL, Sur,
Mortified, June 9th. 1851.
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; . - INN V4FAL
CALENDAF.
Fall Term begins Set. Ist, 1859. Winter Term
begins Nov. oath. 1859 Spring Term begins FEB.
l6. 1860. Summer Term begins May 18th. 1850.
Il Is desired that those designing 10 connect
themselves with the School should be present at
the tommenc ment Of the Term, as no classes will
be formed after the first week.
Tuition as heretofore advertised. Board, $50
TO Sis per week.
For further information, or aid in procuring
board. apply TO the Principal.
Underhil, Vt, July 29th, 1889. Viva
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BARRE ACADEMY.

EALL TERM begins Sept. l.
8 Winter Term begins Dec. /.
Spring Term begins Feb. g 1850.
Summer Term begins May II, 1890.
The Board Of Instruction consists Of seven teach
ers.
Board, including rooms and Washing, 81 SIS per
week. Us. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, August 2, 1859. w6w4
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Coal Oils. Coal Oils,
THE cLExDoN COAL OIL COMPANY.

GNCoRPoRATED, JUNE, IS 9.
manufacturing a ver, s-r-;-~ @.~eIitv If OH
for burning in the JONES' and other "kEK,
OSENE" or C0AL0IL Lamps.
Our Oils are very Light CoIored, and free from
offensive odor, while the quality is inferior TO none
other in any respect.
We are now selling it TO the Trade at reduced
nrices. and, with our unequalleu facilities, are
prepared to furnish it in any quantity, and to exc.
cute all orders promptly.
E.. F. JONES & Co., Agents,
81 81 Central Street, Boston Mass
w9m3
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FRENCH WHITE ZINk PAINT,
vIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY

kIEtIDt NUN At T. OlUI " 4
OF PARIS.
TEHIS Paint is adapted 10 al purposes to which
the best White Lead is applicable. Itdoes not
turn yellow, as lead invariably does, and will ac-
quire the hardness and smoothness Of Coach panel
ling without the aid of yarn IN, and is easily
washed. Colors with a zinc basis retain their fresh
ness and briIliancy Of color.
200 pounds will cover as much surface, with the
same body, as $50 pounl Is of lead-showing great
economy as well as beauty.
In order that parties may depend upon getting
The article ,t1cIy puTe they should buy If none
but the most TesDsctqbl, h7uvss. The Company ship
nut two qualities. known rs No. J, and Snow
WHIT Dry. Red and Green Seal. The No ] or
Red Seal. is the article most used for painting
purposes; the Snow White or Green Seal being
only used for the most extensive work.
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG, Ann, (or'is co.
Orders addressed to either e the following
houses will be filled at the aew reduced tarf Of
prices, either Dry or in Oil.
HALL & CORNELL.
l23 Mud. Lane Ne0 York.
RAYN0LDS. DEvOE It PRATT,
Wins log and los, Fuit.n ST., NeW York
CHITTENDEN COUNTY INSTITUTE
HALL TERM begins September lst. A full
4 board Of experienced Teachers is employed
NAA'hEACAN N1N = "a NH1 az fNh' 49, 30
to make the School, in both the English and Clas-
steal Department, just what is requiredfor a thor
ough culture Of the youth.
Tuition as heretofore. Board from 81 30 TO
81 90. For further information address the Prin-
eipaI.
N. X. TYLER.
Essex. Vt. july Is. 1859. wifi
NEW YORK, July lsr, 1859.
4 NOTICE.
TE'HE EUREKA IMPROVED SHUTTLE
: SEWING MACHINES, licensed by Elias
Howe, Jr., Eq, and others,) using TWO
THREADS, and making the LOCK STITCH.
PRICE $50! $50! $50! $50!
VII Run. Stitch, Hem and Gather.
AGENTS WANTED in every city and town in
the State Of Vermont. Address
D. J. LEVY, GenL Supt.
Principal Office 489 B~roadrav.
NEW YORK.
ESend for Circular and Sample work. w5ms
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: BURLINGTON n
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

an and after Wednesday May Il,b r
~ leave the Rutland and Burlington "a
follows FNs
s.45 A. NJ, Mail Train for Boston. Loxsu
%cester. Springfield, Troy, ALBANY ~
York &c. 'e'
ll.70 A. NJ, Accom- notation train from p..
correcting at Troy With the Hn4na
River Boats. a
SIS P. NJ. Accommodation Train for PutI,,4
Trains arrive at Burlington a. follow,
$40 A. NJ, Accommodation from Rutl,,d
5.25 p. NJ, Mail Trsin from Boston =
Worcester. Springfield, New York a.
Has P. NJ. Accommodation train from T.
Rutland.
z A. CHAPLIN. SUP.
Rutland, April 10. 1859. d&r,F
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT.
THE GREATCOUNTER IRRITANT

TIE virus Of disease often makes its way to the
Internal organs through the pores Of the skin.
This penetrating Ointment, melting IN Ter the
hand rs it is rubbed in, Is absorbed through the
same channels. and. reaching the seat OF infiamma-
ton, PROMPTLY and invariably suhdues II, whether
located in the kidneys the liver. the lungs, or any
other important organ. II penetrates the surface
to the interior, through the countless tubes mat
communicate with the skin, as summer rain passes
into the fevered earth difusing its cool ana TO-
generating influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR
swELLINGs.
Every species Of exterior irritation is quickly
reduced bv the anti inhammatory action OF inns
Ointment. Angry ERuPrToNs such as oALI
PHEUv. ERYsrPEtAs, letter. R%IvewoRN, ScALD
Heat. NETTLE, RASH. sCABTEs. Cor lrCH) nc, die
out, 70 return no more, under its applcatlon'
Hosnital experience in all parts ofthe world prov
es its infalIibiIitv in diseases Of the skin the
muscles, the Joints, and the glands.
ULCERS. SORES. AND TUMORS.
The effect Of tbs uurivaIled external remedy
uoon Scrofu1a. and other virulent ulcers and sores,
l. almost miraculous. It first discharges the nols-
on which produces summation AID proud hesh'
and thus the cures which its healing properties
afterwards complete are safe as well rs permanent
WOUNDS. BRUISES. BIZ Ms, AND SCALDS.
In cases Of the fracture Of the hones' INJURIES
caused hv steam explosions. BFUIsFs. PURNs
Seams. RHFruAr1sW. STFFVFSs OF THE JorN7s-
and contraction % the sinews. - is employed and
warmly ommend nv the faculty.. This mar
re1ors remedy has been introduced nv its Inventor
in nerson into all the Lending Hosnita's ~ Europe,
and m n-iva-o Nonsehold should no without It.
VNDFN'ARLE T STITONY
The Nadic,l St,f II Tho Fronch and English
Armies in the Crimea ofFciallv signed their ammo
val of HoIIovav's Ointment. ne the most rel'ah'"
d-essing for sabre cuts. stahs. and runs wounds
It's also used BY the surgeons Of the Allied Ma
vies.
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FEW bbls. EXTRA LEAF LARD,
a and q quantity of the right sort of HAMS,
at A. S. DEWEY. =
June goth, 1859. daw
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ron \. ~>n'''cy. Borlingt"r: Hon. l.. +
GniI.ehten' burlington; NoriIl, Noyes, ESQ.
burlington; Worthingtog O.. smith. ESQ. st. Al.
Sshy' BecNwith, Johnson & Weed, Pittsburgh,
A Ionn W; hailey, Esq, lartshurgh, NY;
April II. do
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THURRER nAIIEN

ATTORNEY AND NOUNSELLOR At LAW.
50 Wall iErEr,
EEw YoRK.
Commissioned 5or Vermont IN Mar York.
Solicits C0mmiss:Crc &c which nc will ave ur,mut
ana careful attention.
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THE SICK GET CURED,
not only Of their ailments, but alss Of their bad
habits.

not only Of their ailments, but alss Of their bad
habits.
With every variety Of GYEyAsrIe APrAhATVs
at our command, both for pleasure and profit;
with thorough knowledge and experience to d.
rect the CAL1.rHIsIc and other exercises; with
more than FoRrr different forms Of BATES; with
the EL.crRo-CHnx1cAL BATES, and the system Of
ELzcrRIcITY, which has produced such wondrous
results, II might be thought sufficient for all pur-
poses, but Ne have still more increased our faclIl-
ties, BY tn. addition of . special department for
the practice Of
THE MOVEMENT CURE
which will be under the immediate supervision Of
Ds. VIZ. W. WrE,, who is sminently qualified
for the duties involved.
It will thus be seen that we have combined the
advantage. Of every agency which ear promote
health, or restors ii, when lost, and We invite
those who are sick to visit Us, il they would re-
gain health.
Psrs1c1AEs and CLERerxZS or any others who
NAV be interested in knowing full particulars,
win receive every attention by calling on US, or
We will send 6 CIRCULAR to any address on spPl-
cation.
JOSEPH DAWSON,
PROPRIETOR
Psor. c: r. BLACkALL, N, D., Phvsiaa.,.
WIN " WIER, N. D.,
d&vtf
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WATER CURE

THE
r AwRENC WATER CURE,
IL BRATTLEBORO, VT,
possessing the utmost advantage which a perfect
" healthy climate, uaexceptionable location, and
. perfect arrangement of it. various departments,
can furnish. together with an abundant 81 pply
Of
PURE SOFT WATER.
1t all seasons Of the year. and being conducted in
every particular, with special reference TO the
WANTS OF THE INVALID
has become widely celebrated - popular resort
for those who are
ETA L III!
II 10 q matter Of subtraction to n. that We are
daily receiving evidence Of the fact ~thstsour Ply
ricisns possess the entire
CONFIDENCE OF PATIENTS,
who have placed themselves under our care, and
we are able to guarantee g cure, In all eETa5e
,a,,s. while such as are not considered durable
are never advised 70 remain.
In the Treatment. Of the varied forms Of
HEUMATISM,
PARALYSIS, and
FEMALE DISEASES
Wa have had the NOS. sbsndsnt success, and the
same 10 true Of
DYSPEPSIA,
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LIVER COMPLAINT. and

CHRONIC DISEASES, general d.
", do not connns all our patient, TO the san
DIET, neither do We suffer any to indulge IN lnJu-
rious or pernieious habits, such a. the use Of To-
b..eo, in any shape, or indulgence in SpirituOus
Liquors, or any others, the influence OF which
could only be to rssken and destroy the vitality,
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BOTH THE OINTMENT AND PILLS
SHOULD b USED N THE FOLLOW

AHOULD B. USED IN THE FOLLOW
INC CASES.
Runions. Norcurial erupticns,
Burns, Piles,
ChanDed hands, ~Rheumatism,
ChHb'ains, Ringv0rm,
Tistgla. salt Rbtum,
Grut. Sr''is-
Lumharo Skin Diseases,
SweIled Glands Sprains,
Sore legs. Still Joints,
Sore Breasts. letter,
Sore Heads, Ulcers,
Sore Threats. Venareal Sores,
Sores n all kinds. Wounds Of all kinds
= CAUTION : None are genuine unless the
words .sH82a,rqu. Ner Yark and Lon9on, are
dizrernihIo as a Uaf>r-mark In every leaf Of the
book Cf directions around each pot or box; the
same may lie plainly seen by holding ne leaf n
tbs h-t A handsome reward will be given to
a-v one rendering such Information as may Leaf %
the detection Of any party or parties caurter.eitlaE
the medicines or veudiug the same, knowing them
70 be spurious.
= Sold at the Mandatory # Professor HoLLo-
! WAY. SO Maiden Lane. New York. and by All res
pectable Druggists and Dealers iu Medicine
| throughout the United States and the civilized
world. in pots at Is cents. 92l cents. aud 81 each
~ There is a considerable saving by taking the
lnrrer sizes.
y. B.-Directions for the guidance e patients IN
every disorder are affixed TO each pot.
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Partial Schedule of Gifts.


Patent English Lever Gold Watches, 500 90
Patent Anchor Gold Watches, so 90
Ladies IS carat case Gold Watches, 80 o
Ladies is carat case Gold Watches. 5ouu
tents Silver Lever Watches, ZoOU
Gents Silver Lever Watches, 10 90
Gent 5 silver Leplne watches, l1uu
Parlor Time Pieces, new pattern, lIuu
Farlor Time Pieces, from : 100 to !VuO
cents Hold Vest Chains, IoU 70 LOU
Gents Heavy Plated Vest Chains, 400 TO oCO
Lnoies G coo mans mans 9o0 10 200
Ladies Gold Spring Lockets, 500 to 1000
Misses Gold Lockets. 90 to 800
Ladies Lava Sets. (Pin& Ear Drops)l0 90 to IS on
Ladies Cold ctore " 500 +. 1000
Ladies Gold Stone Pins. 200 to 500
Gents Gold Pencils. 3 90 to $50
Gents Gold Pencils with Gold Pens. 4 10 to 800
Ladies' Gold Pencils 200 to 500
Ladies' Gold Pens. with Handles. 90 to 200
Gents Cluster Pins. Opal centre, 800
Gents Pins, stone setting, so to 200
ladies' AMI Gents silver PenclIs - 70 ~
LN..' y "fr' NI''eI eno''s' = 80
l-t..' ''.' b.''e'tl 'HI'". 80
L'ie' "uu N',.e, hln"'" - 30
c. C,-al.a4 ca Co. sd 400
Gents Engraved Studs, so
Lodics' Shawl or Ribbon Pins. 800
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Y. B.-The Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing VI.
chimes NAV he seen in constant operation at the
Sewing Machine Parlor, FRsE Pass BU1LDrys
Flower Floor.l
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00echlp Gree nress.
Terms for Advertising in weekly.

y No subscription stopped until al arrearages
IRE paid. except az the option Of the publisher. or
discontinued unless 10y positive orders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15

II rSlQl wv MI. ~.
n'lls farm formerly known a. Chapmans farm tie
r-Nr.-y of Aired L. Carter OF Mississippi. containing
.sr 6, lnrc and .orfy,hree acres lying within hnif
r- H." Wa--.r'on Junction. the line of 4. aud H.
Raj Road. ,.h miles of the lournshns town Of Warren
.sa AID ia.5r.h which tie Warrsn:on Branch Rail Road
rl :, 70. sale, and will he sold such terms and
cell. Ei aii to attract those desiring farm j.
eh.s'y improved well taken In grass, well 'mhc-ed aad
.a.t.ei j.. AZ agreeable aad healthy neirhhorhood and
a7s r1oa :: sae dwelling house. newly built convenient
t.taoc.c all new and good dwelling house FOR
g. l. ;he whole % the mo; desirable ru.s ia
-. section and must lie sold ever nj a sacrifice
IT, fam. II no; sold by THURSDAY the 2>th Of April
sex. wi. that dly. together with lar. amount of
r-,s',l property. he ,o! at pnhlc sale For further
a.5-=a 4.i7u apply IN person or by letter 10
ROBERT RANDOLPH,
't'i DPS t1-i Attorney 1T Law, Warrenio0, Va.
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u, THE GoyERNoR OF v1nGlNIA.


WHEREAS vac.ncy has occurred Il: the Judiciary o:
~ hi. Commoas ra ~ the death Of Green b. Sa,nue!s
-. ~ The JcG:es of the Supreme Court OF Appeals who
;,l Judge Of the third Judicial Section. comros c,l
30 counties of Cu!pepcr Madison Greene. Orange Abe
..,.,e Louisa rluranns. Goochlanl Nelson. Amherst;
Ts,hr:e Augusta, l.ath. Peidcton Highland Rocking.
i Pi.c Scnauloah. Warren. Hardy. Clarke Frederick
-phi- Morgan, Eerseley. and Jefferson therefore, In
fr.:y law, the sheriff of each o. laid counties is
e t'e ~ s, =" ., x 20 ne .si M ansren on
-;sl hy law for Judge Of the supreme Cont OF Ap.
-. = .gpp,y the vacancy Aforesaid
iy.a under hand Governor. and under the seal Of
;h- Commonwealth, at Richmond Til. seventh day
8 Of January. 1882 aud In the SD year OF the Coui.
-ionv.rl:h. HENRY 4. WISE
gs the Governor:
GEoeGE " MtNF0RD.
ltrs:iry Of tie Commonwealth.
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,,Lr All OF MOST vALUARLE TAVERN


VIE are authorised sell ;ha, mos; valuable and well.
snovn Tavern Property IA; Louisa Courthouse. q, he
"a. he ory tavern in the village together with about
..,,. Of lend
nj. Believe! 20 hc he most valuable tavern property
, E.srn Virginia, possessing advantage. which hut few
ei-lo.a.icrs 10.
p, buildings. consisting Q: three large houses. together
- y..aa- and Offices. render il well adapted
~ accommodation. "f the numerous persons stopping
on all public occasions and peculiarly So for The re
.,-,-- = fosrlers daring summer.
4. lain. fooal bar ami stables abundan'!v Supplied
,.;Is-N water which also affords constant founiai In
:,r- sesp.nc tank containing +i0 gallons
y s which will supply water for baths gardens wash.
& Tie stables containing S26 stalls do afford SUI.
s..a. accommodation fVr the public days.
-le-. are asn a room and saGdlcr's shop, which
-, sell belonging 20 the tavern.
.pr1r.:.y helm: situated Immediately upon the Virginia
C.i-, rs..-old ~ miles north OF Richmond and -
-r.of Goron.yiilcih. Jnncii o. the Alexandria rail
"a Nm Il. Ce; rraihe mail passing Il twice day
"a ,.,h direction. mtsc /. accessible from all points
r,,an; hel.h Only Induces dispose Of such yalu
..- proa'riy
f term. %: payment will BE made very accommodating
t.,,h.=s ior railroad bonds. stocks other real
h:s
Ap7ys,J C. CAMMACk, Louisa Cour, iIous-. o-
Lar %i--tirn GODDiN Il APPERS0N.
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIREIi,
pl-rI;SIlEp DAILY, SEMi.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
sY NTCHIE. DUNNAyANT. TYLER & WISE
TEL, Ms:

rE-p,, rArss, seven dollars per annuIn and at the
49,, Of eight dollars IL taken for shorter period than one
,ss- For ;e SsNi-WSgSLY five dollars per annum and
rcc dollars for sx months payable in advance For the
v.rsl = per annnT or SIX copies for 4lO be paid In
.,n!y In advance When letters containing money are
u mail they must he registered, :hey will Ice at the
- & The writers.
- A,vcr:i>emcn's inserted Oh liberal terms.
h. "GCuvoNc EN2rigsR ADVERTISING SHsEr is publish
., every Wednesday; the monthly circulation i twenty
.a1,,nd copies Advertisement Inserted twenty tive
...i- rrr line
:f Al 10 this Office may lie rcmi,ted per mail In
- ard SAe Bank notes, H rsg'S'ertd a; the risk OF
sc f',;o-s.
- Al Obituaries anI Tributes Of Respect exceeding
81. ',c. are charged Cor a. advertisements.
,.,,s from distance must be accompanied with the
i,,.c.>-,sy or satisfactory references
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Ea1 Of II, H:ytiaa Revelation a-Abiication and
Flight Of Soulouqus.

Oar latest exchanges bring us some highly
important intelligence from lIay,i The re'o-
luton S at IN end Gcllrard entered Port a''
Prince in triumph on the | IL, Of January, and
was proclaimed President Of the Republic "i
Ilayti. amid great rcjoicings, ilmminatlonS. and
the widest 10y Of the people. Soulouquc. upon
whose person the direSt revenge was threaten
cd, fled for protection 10 the French Consulate.
and there sinGcl his ablicaiion. lie then took
refuge on board the British war steamer
Melbourne. IN which hc sailed for Kingston
.Jamaica Our latest advicc> from that place an
nouncr that tue Melbourne was soin- into that
port. with the fugitive Emperor On board.
The capital eapiiulated 10 GciiIard without a
shot hcing fired on either side, and thus the
popular cause was successful with out a drop oi
blood being shed. The sympathy Of the whole
people seemed to be with the new President.
fabrc GelfIar,l. The brutal and dcspotic rule oi
the negro Emperor had rendered hrn hateful to
Iii, subjects, ard Il meritcd retribntion has fall
en- upon him. in the shape Of defeat and exile
Thus ends another episode in the interesting
experiment ofncgro government in llay'