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INTERVENTION IN KENTUCKY.

From the National American of Owcnsbo-
ro Ky. I'VE learn that the question ofinterven-
ton for protection of slave property, during a
territorial condition, enters into the canvass for
Governor And strange though it may ap-
pear. Mr.. Bell. the candidate Of the Opposition,
is the advocate of this great Southern question.
This is peculiarly Sratifyins-for upon this
great i-sue a united South should be presented.
1t is the only position for the people Of the
South
Tie following extract from the 0wensboro
(kyJ american pays handsome compliment
q Mr.. Douglass Tyler, late of Fauquier county,
in this State. which will be read with pleasure
by hi> many friend, in that section Of the
State:
Concerning the subject Of slavery in the
Territories, Mr. Bell explained his position and
hi, views, in a manner peculiarly happy and
satisfactory We cannot conceive OF any ar
erlmcnt more effective and conclusive than his,
upon this subject With all the clearness and
accuracy Of y Mathematical problem, his argr-
mcnt goes, step by STEP regularly on, and
demonstrates the proposition with lucldness
and vividncSS, that child Of ten years can
understand the force of his reasoning, and the
correctness Of his conclusion.
Regarding slavery, as the Constitution Of the
United States does, in the same light as the
personal property. Mr. Bell says that the
Southern man is entitled to protection in the
Territories, to that property, and if the Terri
torial Legislature fail to give him that protec-
ton, it is the duty Of Congress To interfere and
afford the adequate protection. It is the duty
of Congress to do it. and Congress should do
il. In this view of the case Mr. j. had noticed
that he was supported by many Democratic
papers in Kentucky, and among the rest the
OwcnSboro' Democrat. lie paid handsome
and we'll deserved compliment to the unknown
author Of an article which appeared i'll that
paper short time since The gentleman who
is entitled to this mcritcd compliment is Mr..
Douglass Tyler. young lawyer ofVirginia, who
has recently located in our town. Possessing
Il clear head and sound Judgment" as Mr..
Bell said, he rombine> with it all the qualities
Of high-toncd and honorable gentleman;
rendering him an ornament to the legal profes-
sion and a valuable acquisition to the pleasant
society Of our town.
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SALE OF SE Al. EST ~ / i.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT COY Il,
ID Of the city of Richmond entered OH the "rd dny "
June ISIS In the suit OF Dowes Webbcr &C. We Shl
a, special Commi. .unrrs SELL on the premises, on ne
FIRST DAY OF JULY lS'9 II fair, II not, the hrS' Ia,
day thereafter the Tract OF Land situated in the upper e
of the county Of Hanover, the "0lh Mountain i'o''
about - miles from Richmond aud adjo ming the ia,
Wm. Il. lrby Wm H. Nuckos and others, containing hhon
S9 acrcs-iO Of which heavily nberrd Win "aA '
pine and the residue covered with pine wood. II !, N"
suited l." the growth "f corn, wheat aud tobacco All" ! "
n healthy n-ighborhood.
TERMS SALr-Onc fourth cash, to lie paid By TIE ln'
chaser into one Of the banks OF the city Of Mchno ai
the balance in two equal instruments, at one and "" var
secured by bonds bearing interest from The h! Z"
sale and title retained till the order Of the Court
JAMES LYONS, :Conna'rc-.
Nav 9I-oawjy r. T. DANIEL, ,
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AUCTION SALES.
roMMIssIoNERs, SALE OF yALuABLE

REAL ESTATE IN NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
DCRSCiN 10 decree Of the Circuit Court OF NOrhum
il berland county, pronounced at its April term Ia
suit IIuna al Hudnall al, will SELL the
highest bidder a leathSyile MONDAY the 18th dag Of
June next. hai being Northumberland County Court day
the following valuable Tracts Of Land belonging the heirs
OF Richard iudnall, decd
Frst-A tract of Wood Land, known as the "forest
Tract, containing 3nO acres. There !. but a small
portion OF this land opened the remainder being heavily
covered with the best Oak Chestnut and Pine Timber To
person Wishing To engage In the wood business and at the
same time to clear up and improve farm. this place pos
scsSes decided advantages II Is situated conveniently
narigabe watcr-the wcomico rver-n a heal,hful and
lea,an, locality, with soil unbrokrn. and susceptible of
the highest Improvement.
sccond-A small tract Of 90 acres adjoining the land nf
Alexander blackwell. This tract Is Immediately the
WicouicO river and Is covered with vigorous growth Of
the brs, young Pine Timber
Thirl-Smihs Point Tract, that portion Of Smiths
ft leland belonging to the said heirs This Is about ~
acres q" open land with suicrncy Of timber for fuel and
other purposes 1t Is situated the mouth Of the Potomac
as othe hest shad and herring all hi, Section
With but slight expenditure towards Improving the haul
may De made most profitable fishery, while the oeu land
j sufficient Tor snug and profitable trucking farm. IL i
situated directly the river opposite Point Lookout
where hotels. &C In erection for summer retreat
which circumstance will contribute yu.iy To the profitable
iie>. of trucking in tlis locality.
TERN>A suiicency In cash TO pay cost OF suit ami salc
the balance in equal instruments Of t~" and three
yearspurclscr 10 give bond and approved pcr,ona
cury, for the deferred payments, and titled reserved until
the whole Of the purchase money Is paid
sF Further Information lie had hy ahdrcssln: any
one Of the Commissioners, II, burgess, Stor,, W.
WILLIAM T.. COLES
WILLIAM 4. lIUpNAII., commissioners.
A
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
4. N:rNEST lE Sr ATE SII. nL.Nrs

APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDESTS.
TUyE Faculty will proceed the st July next TO ap.
Il point State Students, TO I'LL vacancies which will then
cAls, in the following districts
IlI-Norfulk and Princess Anne
r.-Su>seN. southampton and Greensyi..
NI.-Cty of Petersburg and Prince George
NIll.-Powhatan, Cumberland and Chesterfield.
IN.-Lunenburg, SOtoway and Prince Edward
Ny.-Campbell and Apponiattox
N|l-Ci!y oi Williamsburg. James City, Charles City,
New Kent York. Elizabeth City aud Warwick.
XvlI.--llanovcr AMI lienrco
NNlI-Carolinc aud Spotsylyanla.
NNllI.-Stallord, King George and Prince William.
NNvL-Fauguier and Rappahanuock.
NNIll.-MadSon. Cupcpsr, Orange and Greene
NNrlll.-Albemarle
XNlN.-Lousa, Goochland and Fluvanna
NNNll-llampshirc, Hardy and Morgan.
NNNlll.-FrcdrricE, Clarke aud Warren.
NNNlV.-Shenandoah and Page.
NNNv.-lsockipeham and Pcndleton
NNNNL-Au.usta
NNNvIl.-Ba,h. Highland and Gockbridge.
NNNN1ll.-Alleeiany, Boe;ourt Roanoke and Craig.
NNNiN.-carrol, Grayson, Floyd, Mon.Soiuer! and
Pulaski.
XI.-Mcrc.r, Monroe Giles and Tazewcl
NLL-Smyth. Wythe and Washington.
NLII.-Scot;. Lee Russell and Wise.
Nlili.-Kanlwha. Putnam, Logan, Boone, Wyoming,
R0anc and Calhoun.
XLv.-,Iason, jackson. Cabell, Wayne and Writ.
XLNI.--I,clle, Doddrdgc, HARRISON Pleasant, aud
Wood.
XLyul-rpshur. Barbour Lewis Giln,rr, Randolph and
Tucker.
L-BrovSc, Hancock and Ohio.
Applications, accompanied 10y proper te.tinonals should
ycr>iiy by the 18th o! Jun-.
State Students exempt from charges for matrcu,
ation, tuition room rc aud OF the Library but have
to- rovid- for all other expenses.
circular sivin: fuller Information, will be forwarded to
such a. apply for il. ). MAUPiS,
April y>-c,g Chairman of the Faculty,
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ny THK GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
" a RROGI AMATION

Ixy1HM tTl0N having hesn received by the Executive.
| n,, FRANCIS NORBoRNE FlrZlitGu war charged
h,a. burned or aided ia the burning OF stable con.
IN. s,- horse, and mule and two houses
Mia, hundred and srveniy.ivc barrels
y, ss:n and farming implements. the property ~:
a.. yosnna Holloway. of the county OF Caroline.
thr he has lied from justice and is goin; large;
s.,.vr. DO hereby oner reward OF One Hundred Dol
any person who shall arrest the said f. " f,zIugh
- ,.lye. him into the Jail Of said county nf Caroline;
-; 10 moreover require all officers OF this Common.
Ia civil And military. and request the people general
use ,her best exertions TO procure the arrest VI the
:sR y IiIhu.h that he may he brough, to justice
i,r under my hand a. Governor, and under the Less
seal ot the Commonwealth, AT Richmond, this -sy-
/ ,ath o! May, lS'9. HENRY \. WISE.
:, .e Governor
. GgoRGg ". MrSToR,, Scc'y Of the Comth.
T,:hugh Is about Ave feet eight inches high, s,outly
% has dark eyes, very full beard and mous;achc,
-.s:Ie,s and rather pleasing address, and Is
-. b-,y.,hrr- years OF age. lie rc>idcni OF the
a., Q. California about four years ago.
- .y~
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HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

fINE Hotel at this place will he open for the recclton
Il Of visitors. the st Of June next The sniniy ~
mineral water l. abundant, aud there are NINE BAlis
constantly supplied with fresh water from separate s.'
of various temperatures from :, to l0i de-. fahrclr'-
These waters the chronic forms Of Rheumatism, Nra'
ra.a Paralysis free from ntannaory action, G"ui, Dis
casesof the Liver. old injuries the muscles joint hnh
enons enlarged glands. spinal irritation, Chronic darhi
and diseases peculiar females. more thorough!
and rapidly 'an any oter remedy III he American som
TI,.ir
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p the En7uiy,
To the Democrats and Friends of their Country.


Fellow wCitizenS-ThiS, the last day OF the
canvass Of 1859 for the State, county and city
candidates, is day that every lover of his
country should devote to the interest and the
salvation Of the same.
The gallant Wise--a name Virginia must a.
ways revere, and which, as long as there is 4
loyal citizen in her domain, she can never for
get-did his duty in 81 in stopping, a, the risk
Of a valued life, the expansion Of the doctrines OF
4 ietestablc know-Nothing organization, and
was inauSurated Governor amidst the grateful
applause Of wcll.pleascd country.
Fellow citizens, bcwarc.-for the sake Of your
country, for the sake Of your religious princl-
pies Especially foreigners and for the sake of
that great ptil"dim Of all that is dear 10 you
and yours, OF that sacred Constitution which
binds Independent ,9tcrejgNtics together
roior in 1859, the example of our gallant
and fearless champion Of %, Henry A. Wise.
A DENocRAT.
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NORFOLK, May 24.-Arrived, Q. 5: slooP OF
war Preble, commander Jenkins. sixty days
from Montevidco. The Preble left at Nonteyl'
deo. the u. 5. brig Perry, and store-shiP Re
lease Also, the steamers Caledonia and y est
ernport The U. s. brigs Dolphin and BAN
bridge had gone to Buenos Ayres to look alter
American interests there.
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VIRGINIA :-Ix cn,ycEry-,, Rule. held in
VALUABLE SMALL FARM.
IL llENKlCO COY MY On DEEr PIN IIENplhl

FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
VNk are authorized by Mr. Alexander Carr (who intends
w 10 remove To the city, offer for sale privately, his
Farm IN iicnre" county, ON Deep Fun Turnpike -: miles
from IN. city.
It contains 1" Of ivly improved land rrmnrsa-
bly, healthy, and adjoining the lands OF Dr. Andrrson Ar
chy Blair, Esq., and oihcr..
The Improvements are, very comfortable framed dwell
ling with five rooins kitchen, large barn. and the usual
out-houses.
Should not be sold privately before the 18th day Of
June II will he offered Al public auction Immediately alter
the sale Of the property advertised by Messrs luchesons
and Young.
The above property ajons the "Toll Gate tract aver
sed by Messs lluchesons and Young, thereby allowing
the purchaser an opportunity Of securing laEd
II sold privately due notice wb given Tcim lheral-
For further particulars apply ;ou
Anril 10 -1awtJu,elst las TAYLOR son.
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PUBLIC SALEor LAND IN GOOCMLAND.

pursuance 0f decree pronounced on Tie oh day OF
April 1859 by the Circuit Court Of Goochlnd county,
In the case Of Jane Royst-r against Jane Chester and
Chester, her husband and others, WILL on the THIRD
DAY UF JUNE next f fair II not, the next fair day. at
II o'clock. A. NJ, proceed to SELL rs Commissioner appoint
ed y said decree. publicly TO the highest bidder the
premises, the TRACT or LAND Of which Francis W. Roy
sirr ST. decd died seized and possessed, lying In the
county aforesaid containing five hundred
less and bounded by the lands o! Col no. VI. Trrvlian,
C"rbn WarwicI, and others.
The terms sale will he cash for much may hc
c.>ary pay the OF the suit and the Of
cutting the decree aforesaid; to the residue, credit Of
one two and three years will be giyenihe purchaser to
execute bonds in three equal annual inalmens bearing
interest date with good security TO be paid annually
the legal title said land In be retained further
ry till the whole Of the purchase money IL paid.
There j. upon the premise, comfortable Dwelling House
aud necessary out houses l.. GUERRAST,
Anril ll--rMix CoInmis Nionrr.
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EASTWOOD FOR SALE.

OFFER for that very desirable and beautiful pro
Il perty known as the EASTWOOD SCHOOL,, situated
In the suburbs Of s,aunon Virginia, and adjoining The
grounds OF the Virginia Institution for the Deal DUMP anu
blind This property consists Of large and handsome oue
with basement Containing Large Dining Room Laun
dry and Store Rooms and with ten good rooms above ,
basement School House. with two lodging rooms, anu
all necessary outhouses In good condition Tue yarus
ample and beautiful The Garden large and proaucEr
and the Pasture Lots well in grass. comprising In an
nine OF ground IL has been tho seat Oh
noursiDg Boarding school for many years, ana peis
healthy und abundan; region, and Immediately on 'he
great route 10 the Virginia Springs 1t presents pecuar a
ya;ages for such purpose. Or for private gentlema
professional man, especially II he has children 10 etn
cate is Of the most attractive and desirable residences
in the Valley OF Virginia.
Terms accommodating
also offer for sale FARM Of 2Ji acres 2x miles from
S,aunon containing nearly 100 Of hne woodland
NJ any in the county: from which 1000 cords may
be cut and sold FROM 81 50 10 IS 80 cord. making
three loads day, and lexving still enough for fuel and
fencing The rest OF the land is well SET In grass prodnc
tive very inprovable and sufficiently wstered Price ESQ
per acre.
PIKE POWERS,
Nav l0-c41 Staunton Virginia.
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III EARLY GPPLiCATioS ~ NAnKl
yfSiISti Ia joining county, oher Tor sale
w my farm containing four hundred and seventy Two
acres II Is situated James River In the County o.
Charles City, thirty miles below Richmond and five from
Charles City Court House, and aions the lands OF Ex-
President Tyler and others II alvantageously su
sted for the shipping Of all products from the farm In one
nile Of the landing timber an cord wood can be cut su
ceu 10 nay half Of the purchase money and then leave
full supply fencing fuel &cThere about one hun.
dred and eighty ninety Of cleared land which has
hen recently heavily married and lined. and Is In good
hcar,The hed for faow Is very hickly set with clover
produces well wheat and tobacco But it s usesso
say more as the producveness OF James River land sioo
In good order roomy very fconvenient and beautifully
situated with all necessary out houses in first rate repair
TN. fru il of the most choice variety Any one wishing to
view the place can direct their letters TO Charles Cy
Cart House stating the day shall meet them Mt kennons
~ WILLIAM r. CHRISTIAN,
nrG GnnDlN A APpERSON. Ailcts,
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NORMAN MESSENGER.

THIS FlNk STALLION will stand the present -
i season 4.;sl- Tro;n- Park near Richmond, kl.SlN
t.t;a. season. aud 80 10 insure with 81 toihe ~
oa 20 Ie pfd in az cis,s ,rhsn N, mare IL saerred
par;i-s surn: will have the privilege OF putting their
'.sg % no, prove in .oal
Mares viii he well FED a; forty cents per day. hu. there
al t- responsibility in o. loss accident.
>-lson 20 terminate Is; Angus,
NORMAN MESSENGER is wears old the 22d Of May,
Ma handsome grey, i6s hands high. OF fine proportions,
sd for .ir-agh speed AMI bottom combined. cannot be
''paSsed II. Is kind In harness ld good stylish trot;er.
u. has proved himself oa gct'.r. Norman Mcssen
' aas taken the premium The Fair in Maryland.
i'alsylvana and New jersey.
PsDlGREE-Norman Messenger was sired by the import
Norman horse Diligence, and i, oi fulblOod Mes
a;-' mare Diligence vas !u?or,edby Edward Harris, of
!i,,osn. NJ C. WAGNER.
VI. r3tg
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DARING ATTEMPT AT MAIL ROBBERY.

On Wednesday night, rohber VINO hao
secreted himself in the mail car Of the express,
train on the Erie Railroad, attempted bold
robbery of the mail about ten miles beyond
Port Jcryi>. Mr.. y. Kcck, the mail agent, was
doing in his chair. when the robher attempted
to rcn,ler him inscnsible with sponge Satura-
ted with chloroiorm. Mr.. h. awoke ana a
desperate struggle cnsrcd The robher drew a
revolver, but Mr.. X graspcd it: and finally
overcane his assailant but, thinking 1t quite
possible that his customer had accomplices
aboard who might at any moment come to his
rescue pulled the bell rope in the hope that
the alarm might bring assistance The engineer
slackcned the train, when the desperado, in
spite of all Kcck's efforts, opened the sliding
door of the car, jumped out and made hi;
escape with bare and very severely bruised
head. After he had gone, there was iound Oh
the floor which had been the scene of the
sculllc, his cap, slung shot, broken chIoro-
form bottle and a sponge well wet with chioro-
form. In the closet where lie had hidden was
found his ovcrcoat, the pockets OF which con-
tanned brandy bottle, large piece OF lndia
rubber oil cloth, piece Of oiled silk and txne'
supposed conveniencus Gov tying up ana nidlne
by temporary burial or otherwise, his oooty,
had he been more fortunate III his desperate
enterprise.
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PrBL.c SALE OF VAL! AELE LANDS,

ON SATURDAY, JULY NINTH, lS9, will sell on the
~ premises those valuable Lands, within three mile,
KnoN vlc known the LONAS FARM, containing about
ei, hundred nearly half cleared about hundred
and seventy.fvc just In Coverfour hundred
more well Timbrre-the whole well Watcred--a Good
Dwelling House and all necessary 0ut"u'esiye Springs.
This place will be first offered In parcels and then put
altogether and the sale will be made that ba>i, which
brings the largest amount.
ALSO the 18TH JULY will sell at Union Depot, on
East Tennessee and Virginia Kali Road the valuable lands
lying lioston River and bounded hy the River on oppo
site side depot about hundred and fifty
and about half cleared-baance well imhered This tract
will be offered In parcels, and then whole and
sale made tha, ba,, bringing the largest amount.
Both these tracts will be sold n credit Of and
two years interest payable srrannualy Notes, we'll
dorsed payable in Union Bank with separate notes for In
tercs and lien taken land for purchase money.
These lands will br sold by attorney In fact for
Martha T. Churchye and her husband ". W. Churchwei,
10 the former Of whom they belong.
Enoryill. Tenn Nav l1-cSts ". H. SNEEp,
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE ALLEGHANl

PUBLIC SALE OF THE ALLEGHANI
SPRINGS, ~ THE COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY.
IN pursuance NJ the provisions of deed Of trust executed
to me- the Vlh dav Of april >i, by Dr. Neil T. Bri'l
yes and WIFE and Of record in the Clerks offices OF the co
ties OF Mon, romcry and Franklin made {" secure {" hc
Messrs Holt the former lropretur. the paymen; "i the
purchase money for the Aeshany Springs property, ~'I
as Trustee in said deed offer for sale a, public auction" III
front Of thea -vhany Spring, Hotel on FRIDAY, he :iiI
eNceit Sunday and Monday. THREE UNDIVIDED
fOuRTS Of all that well known property In ic county 81
Mont gonrry known the ALLkUuiNi sPKiS.s rGuLsrf.
which consists ,esidcs the Springs proper u" TRACT or
LAND supposed contain about iI Acres, of the Hotel.
Cabins Raih House and other improvements >d tract
land and of the Household and Kitchen Furniture. PAN
tation Tools and live Stock used and employed upon tie
said tract Of land and belonging the said Springs cab
lishment.
Tn. mpro yecnts Of the most substantial Kind. and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation OF iiIL
These spring: lave for several years past
been regarded a. amongst the hest or not indeed, the brS
ieccs property the Siatethc water being justly cr-
braied for iis great NkpcISi viRrrSs They have. Ia past
wears been extensive ely paroniz-d and such their ccc-
br,y only In this State. but throughout the SOUTH that
a further description is deemed unnecessary.
Possession will lie given upon the consuniua.ion Of the
sale 80 that the purchaser sl have ample time make
arrangements for the ensuing Spfins
AN authorized. by Mr. H ". L. EnIr the OWNER "f the
other fourth II this property, TO say that u the purchaser
sale advertised desire II, he purchase his inte
res, upon the reasonable terms.
To the requirements Of the deed Of trust, cash
nayrurn, will lie required, which will about
ss0Uvo The deferred payments. In further pursuance of
the trust will be required TO lac made the first days of
January ,Go and l>6l unless otherwise agreed between
the parties in Interest.
JOHN o. l.. GoGGlN. Trustee.
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LAND AND NEGROES,

FOX SALE IN NEChLkNEI ku lbLNIh, Va.
7 WILL SELL at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, TIE
l. 10TH DAY or JUNE next, my property at Christians
y- Va. consisting OF about thou and (l1) acres OF
valuable LAND Including III. village property (Which
iensye Tan Yard and Tobacco Factory together with f
valuable Negroes, eight young likely and Sellhrokc
Mules. stock Of all Eind., Carts, Wagons, SC, &C. The
Roanoke Valley Railroad extension from Clark, willie
keysylc the Richmond and DanvilIr Railroad will
pass through the land and there will be depot the vii
lage II sold privately before thu lGh day of June
rexi (of which due notc- will be Givrn i: certainly will
b- sold then. Terms liberal and will be uatc known
the day Of sale.
Purchasers requested TO view the property. will
take great pleasure in showing H. II is deemed
sary give detailed description of the property here.
is believed that will purchase before viewing til
Suffice ssy that lies both -ides Of Butchers Creek
aH i miles north Of Boydton and Clarksyle and Is miles
south Of Kry,vie There fair proportion q" Creek and
Rranch Land upon II. and more fine springs Of excellent
water than any the Greek About vheird of the
Land Is arabic the balance In original forest aud pines
The l.and can hc divided TO suit purchaser.
!. /. FINCH.
THnS. r. Moss & S,'S. Auc,-.
~ The Petersburg Express sil please copy twice
until day OF ,a-, and forward hi! 10 at Christians,
ylle Va, for settlement. i. +. +.
Nay
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENR1co COUNTY.

Having understood this morning that Mr..
Colgin has denied giving the certificate which
will he found below, in justice to myself pub
lish the whole transaction.
ROBERT \. MAYO.
MAY ~, 1859.