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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
F"w SALE, OK ExCmANGE TSit ri:XA,

lASUS
1 SALCAbLE sud beautiful Farm, .ltuased :" nile,
IA from Kichplsii, Of the bes; raitosds. in
mos; desirable rdshhorhood, snl hriving village
where there churches, hotca stores, large depot
poS,-cce, telegraph office. &c. The coa,AnS Gb
"v'' uu,!er cultivation of which large pre-
portion Io':ao: land o; the best qualify and al Nc!
aralned TIA. balance is in original wood, > su,a ,pr
tinn oi second crOS:h p;..r.
This La"' j. highly adslt"i :" all the NRpCs ut III,
country, 't sbouucH la frot ttc pures. Eyln,
springs In every part Of IL 1h. improvements
>ivc, mostly new, stcy rcpair"d sn H. good style
The location Is very beautiful, perhaps surpassed .,
rdny In !- rl-. =: 'h- S:ac. and Eesy pllc,
III The wo-li.
This Farm ! oif"d Tor s- privately, wcui ~ eN
Changed IN part for lard In I-rIs, suitably located
for further partirrisr. address Enqurcr orce, lch
mNnJ. Va .ml, - r,n
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rxUsrnE's SALE Of '.s.E ssocK'>G.

FtS virtue 0i L dcr,i executed to .he undersigned
ID Trustee, by r.e Rockingham Turnpike CumpariY,
iOG tlt t.iieti az parties rfriH named aad which
decd date the g ly o: JuEr, 1851 shall proceed
sell, ruhc auction Gordousgic. orang" cplHt,
oN SATURDAY, rilE TNESTYiirru DAY OF TfH;:L.
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TAN Y.SiSD WU.. ,A,.E.

iINf subscriber, wishing change his business orrs io'
Il sale his TAN YARD u: :h plIc. aiuiEG tvr acres
c' ruJ well improved, with good dwelling ard all Unnecessary
buildings, ;hry-svs vas, tools, an huah-"i CORD 'arS
ant everything necessary Il, b good nusit"S, one
Thousand hdcs aay be obtained AZ ,hc yard Arnus,y,
ready sale :cr all the leather 'hc "or. Sociei! 3od
cation healthy This present, rare opportunity i'r
person with capital engage iD the tanning hsyss
Apply once. The pr-miseS or 10 Peter w oSs
Esq. u t. M'C"l.
l.t lu, RrIn rn y.
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.,.,rur,ioN or s2Oo,laO or VlseGl.

,, ,,r,,-. o. the following s"rd'es oi deb s,nrd
state q Virginia will take m3;t:e Ihs' ne Com
-. or = sinking flni, calling ~ The certhch'rs "'
in Shich :h.y authorized 20 be rcdecrcd,
ID ~ ;hr SIS lay Of Dec"tnhrr, iss, TO redeem
...-f:ist',s 1t the Treasury Of The Commonwealth.
Of ,aid cer;!hea:-. axe r~inrri on 'hc -. SIS,
- -. 10 surrender ths Sitae al III: o'fc" Of
1ri;,or; 1h.:'v- surrendered o. not -" inter-
, I, -.a>s ~ tia: Gay.
r,, .. A., passed .1:h February. 80, authorizing
nj 60. pUul, WorIsi sUn>cric" "U h-Lan Of the
S,',h - re ,rpcS - ne p nr-''l"t: .stpoad
.,rrsgy.
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-stv 90; =. S:,,IE IE.s,Oi OF VIRslT7h
o. . - q q L a M a i q u.

sNFoRNArluN having been received BY tie ES:c': ="
ne Of urr ~, -.rs,-d on he might r the '"ro"i IN.
mt op ,- person % Ta"ss Evan, in The county r Nj
rgh.uv "a ih.- T"nIGu -y'.n and TIM; hg las lsI .r
u. aud rCN gong large; therefore 40 hereby Of
rr a Reward VI hundred dollar. = ret-"" no
,h.i! arrest IL, said MARTIN NA$>ETF ~ oliver lin
tut" tAe Jail of mid county Of Al'r!ans I'D d" more
over require sl Officers Of Its Cou!myus-, - civil aud
military r-qn"-, IL. pcOp- GENERALLY 70 G 'her Nt
-n-rpns 20 rrccaf. hs arrest ;h Nr may he 'n'- ''
jasrice.
Given uoG=r Ey hand a. Governor and Unt=r - ! -
p, sal cr n. CU.Gscn~ snh, i. Richmond, l,,' W!
Us! day ul Npy-inssr lsj9. HENRY a VIII.
iy !hc Governor
Gro W. NuSroRp. secretary Of he ComUnnw's'G
MARTIN HASSErT !. L sioux. heavy set lrshmaG, - ~,
YEAR. of GGe weighs from il 20 i" pounds Is sh,u .
fee, or inches hgh with down lock speaks broc 's
..ow bL: and sometimes doe, SPEAK EhS'''h "'ii.
- III
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Altbmon0 enquirer.
BY RlroHIE puNNAvANT, TYLER WISE.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1859.
1919 ana 1853 The Decline and Fall o: Coassrra-


hsn.
ihnU ,eer- Is nut II short period IL the
Lifetime If = nation: bu, ..ithin that tine what
2 vast ,p,.r,nl of .ood AMI s,il has been DONE
-. Il
az,
Nc'ld' nA'" "'e r'''c' c''''N "'''"'
has. >"sE ,lf Confederation !.>r nom the sihi!i
nuu,i.,r al - >,rt,.- 10 ,nrt -uuc- grand
s,-,.,..h,,., ...rn.. the continent. and
,,,;. hi. ., ,oo,,. r,
"'' "!",'l''''.' -
'' '"' ''''.' '''' '.'' pow
'''''''' "s'''''' y ''''
'.,' ~ ''>' % ~'''' =.
"'''.''"'''>''
MIA no! W '''''''N'"'' ~ s'''"''''' ''''' -
"'' '''"'''''"' ..
~ - =, r..
'"''' >''>'' ,'pr.s'' ~, ,,,, :, -,
Ai'N"""''' ~ J '"",''''' wv
ii'''"H Il! .'!''''' 'V''''"' r. n ~. ,,.,r,,
N''''''' .'''> '''ur ...rn and rreo,
...,f.,rcn; vos produced both n. the Aorth
a;l at the south by the Pn"!ication OF 'h!';tni.
'n1;o=y pamphlets containing hIE''i 'v.o!tI'
descriptions "l the crie!ur' tN'r''.o 5~', ''' "'
tie >laE"S II the southern states anu '''''"
tarc> were prepared calculated I" make q s''ons
impression upon the 'mi6'n",.o', ol IN" p"oI'ts' M
pamphlet was prIhte" IN r'S''n y ""' W "
Walker, wh''h actually "'1t" :. '',a.s "s
s"a'S 10 t"sH"rec''@H, %:"' I'll" '''' 't.>"''' -
eAh"rt !hcin to take ven S'i''" "h '"''l =" 'ic's
by mh;ung their hands ~ th''r o'''l 70
pc: of the pamphlets were semi hy mall into
the srr;herr States.
Or, oG ,hr.. rauar!,r,. ws> laid brorr rhe
-, ,.,, ,!;l.- ,,,b hi;
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SALE OF STEAMSHIPS.

NEw Yegg, Nov. 2f.--Commoiorc Wander
bilt has bought out the stock Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company for two millions Of
dollars
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Hg,rpuAHTERs, CHARLEsTowY, !
November q, 1859. (

"t..rRAL ORDER, No. ,.
Surgeon DaTii 5. IFa.s0", HedjrnR bir,rior 4.
Establish at once a medical staff provide
suitable buildings for a hospital, and such
other things as may be necessary IN your de'
partment, and report to this command. bT or
der of ,JoK.GESRRAi T.I!":EEr".
s. BASsETT FRENCH, Mi. Scc'y.
1t is understood that Brown has CHANGED
considerably in manner Of conversation during
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HiuTsCE,
.zIn S,rnckiInLpEK. OF 1llG EnCkiNnLAM 81. y.

TgNp STbChnOLpfks VI Ih'' i.'' i'''s't -
4 PIKE CUMrANI.-N = iu'.iiuc Of -" bO@ri "'
pgnic WORKS. pc'oo'r IS, l>a", ~
/, h,n. made Snnwn 80 tie Hoard Of fubc Worss ':-;
The EpctlryLaul Turnpike Cggp.ny i. without " -
dent aud shat the sl"rs "i tae L-'npa:Y a'i II f-
L,i,ou Of sc.inris ,nbsrraS-rIrI u D., therefore,
Ordered That yvn-:tl Er,r@ =: :.c siIc.aG'.,TT D.
rho I.ocIinyi4ra turnpike Company be c!'7G - s'"t
place a; y'c ihc county OF tTvrTe. m h-'
DIV th. FIR, day iFc.pb-r uvN fee N. lh'p"Ne ~
..cug President and for the Tau,+g"n u n'y "'N'f
Lu,nys. Mhich tie inrr..' Of ,- company iny r,Ip.
!UOu.s II. p@HiiI,
M, g,-,svtIJ,-, s~-rrts-; IarrG (: Public Wc's-.
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80 th. IAio. .! nA,3ENA..
5ir.-lndiSl Sl",ll;ol .'is Yyss.nt"i al earlier
,,;iy t. YOUR favor %! thr l"'h OF uccemLcr.
\ a'w dIy. before III ~, ri il the PaFn.
,i,,.; had rrra PIT lu,a H., n,nGs by nnt nj
jhe a,,.,rlu,. %: this ri,; it noi having been
clic,.ra;cd :,rrc. I rc.ugnt il arcfil; u. =; ;c'
ia ascertain whether ;So v7ri,cr ia. !!!die him
=.}f a.r,rahl,. Ia cur laws, r.ul no;wilhstand
mg Ia, .Xtf.n.i: bad a.jd in!ianmatory tendeh'
e; o. the publication, he dos no; to have
yi,;.:i..: nv o. ,,ur i'ws II s. wriltcU ny. q
ir., I,..t. : i,c... os,.t, = h.nra. lie shcp.
Errp,f rf ,:,a,r "a .,ri ..l."ir. .a, II 3. con.
y.;saiiOu which a,iihus.l,,i 4 yuuEg mar io
ilod r,tii mn, he cp"ny s'owed tho .;ntI-
mems uf the book aGd authorship also h"aT
la; he declares h!. intention 10 circulate th"s'
pHmphietS 10y 'nal. At his own expense II he
ca,,mot otherwise effect his object. ("l may
i,r s>suT"'l, sir. ;ha' " disposition would not be
aan.iu: un the part % .hc s'i;v authorities her.
~ aynli tncnsrlee, oi any lawful n"'ns l"i
:. .eYcntir. this attempt IL throw irctfand> in
10 yonr country. We ragari it viii, 'ic"p dis
APPROPRIATION and ahh"rrrncc. But ", have no
p,wc, "a control ti,.. purpose "f lhc author
aa; without. we .i,'nA, ihlt any pnbic n"''c:
e.! hiM an. his book. would make matter
worse We have been determined. however
% puhiish t gcU-,r! warning 10 captains o
v,:s.i- againSi cgpT>ins ;hcnSeive, to the con
sequences II transporting incendiary writings
:nlo yours, and the other Snurhern States.
| have the honor 10 bc
Your oL't ;rry't H. g. uIls.
thu. spoke. il 1890. the Mayas "l BoSt"n
upon the mere publication Of nj abolition
pamphlet. but ,itai Mayo, OF Boston = dum'
in s5", when citizens ol Virginia have h'si
nhumanly lnnrdcrei y: Northern men uror
our own soil. Whit would Harrison hray 't''
.ay, If alive nnw :
lu Aug i~%t, the Southampton iDsurrectior
broke out This was :. hoa" Gdt slar" iiis'r
reciion; !; ;,;.> III" urrising Hi oar nesr"e-, ano
No; ;hr vii- Interference ii Northern men
:;!yrc were syinpah:srt> with Nat Turner IT
,;n,in,. IN $50 Wa. l.. Garrison, then, a'
aow. published the 'i.i5erator, and IN II
SPOKE then rs non. hls vile ,rcrs"n; h'i' hos
iii.rent ths ,""plc ri Eo>tcn Al that dav an'
lhal people Now The Virginia History I"
Afris:.n C"l"nilaiior' say: tn" more t"n
-rr,arve and patriotic, dissn,lcd with IN" re
voiutiorpry proceedings oi their irlow-c4izens
assembled in public 'aee'ir,;, and s>s'''eh M'
South o. :heir aymi,@N@ <nl1"rh" \"7 ">'
sIcH PrGLIc NETTING ia, RTrH man rhEou"ii
our TIE WHOLE NoETH II say: Does hni tfi'
speak an awful warning TO The So"th y"
ore meeting - sgE!Ya%ise'S throughout 'h'
entire North But how many meetings ha''
denounced u. The History continues q"
sr;cHaus among ;hen xa> the "fnsra"'e i'aT
risor uray nn>. o' Boston, who 'amr l'ris
from his retirement. and in accents trsmhlin:
with ags, lnacl, srcrch in faneuil Hall, which
covered hip. with glory. With the most III
nipoas reasoning. he demonstrated the resolu
tionary cha:aCter OF tho anti-siavery proeee
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JTISTEU-TiiRTY-fI OK fUKTY NtunokS
w Visa TO bur tie EhoTe nuLarr Of usgrvs. in !anl
Hes for which q lioeral price all b. paid Address
Aus Y2-swll,s y. RAY, Grand Gull, MsA
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Mr.. John \. Washington has sent 20 Mr..
George ". Riggs. Treasurer Of the Ladic, MI.
Vernon Association, an order for 81. 22s.225, as
his contribution 10 the Mount Vernon Fund.
being the proceeds Of the Mount Vernon steam
boat trips Sor the past year. which, though pay
able to Mr.. Washington, ne has generously
caused to be made oTer To the Absorption.
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uSuvEnSlTi OF vIn.,>ia.

IsyIE EOARU uF VISITORS -i!i proceed a; 'He!r mex,
p.erl. February, l.t>t" appoint Professor &c ~
tIc Ch-Ir OF Physical G-ograpy aul Agricultural S"i":''
recently -.,aL!.sE., "a this Institution
Inque, addressed TO the ,hscrh-F In ie;afh 20 ~ u'
tics and the sa'ary % iie professor will II" dnl! s@h'
annic,,ioa for .he vacancy should b" adirYsei ="
TIus JEFFERSON RANDOLPH ESQ.,, Rscimf. eS's "' '''
t t..ru.- I.,,;v4r.i,v 4 YrriI;. -. MAUPiS.
80, =. -, Chaiyrilu ci tr. Faculty.
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uIcHno,D LsvE STOCK nANKEI.

MA r. u:.d.rs ,- hay!us procured the services Of Il
H. Crockett, for the PURPOSE o! selling 1--we sNs'
in III. Rich!nunh market, VIII, nih Lshsf : lt'ih %
70 .iys cir undivided attention ell 6rsiuesi -n'rse'
70 cri xnd feel cotden. !rGa iheir cac ssPsrtue:
be able 10 g+yr entire sa'i'fec.o:.
W. vii! u,c.- ,ih-ral atva9 :etosn:' 81 -oI.cnm:E':
JOHN GROUSE.
.,y s..,,i L. 9. IRVINE.
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=. cse..-,.-i,., ....i-. ne Flane

z l.Ii-t'I.yI-E. - " 7 '''+E'
W.srr.crn~. Nav. y. -nr. Du!cI Erccd,
Patent Atent, toHay garc*@ .5p -sciii'y %
Keen the reqce. FIR ullc..aI LEGENDARY sen.i.
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Is. -. Sr-r Ct. w. tue; >,u'r ''retg..
Mrkrv.Ilr. OEs- Of

. -.i,r - A,i aauIoCsc 5uu.cI!g:O!. cE oahAl Of
C.r.aOGwral.h % the stock OF :hr Winchester and
4, ,iAc IA! Road Company, and for Other prrpo'sS
t;h .hrusry iSsl Hud OF ~ Act ivrt'c7 - pro
~. VI. :Le payment of said Sub.cspen, ."i 18Th
H,s-E.s"-, .sSt:
). Ma. ,. per Ct JOHN :. w!.icor, Pe.e'.
burg $500
q. I,. - 20 Z" james CAssir .; Rich
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JrDGs DA.IrL uF 7IIL tSITkD STArrS ST
rRLME CouET.- Accounts from Washington
state that Mr. Justice Daniel lies in a very
critical condition. and his life Is dcpalrcd OF ny
friends who have witnessed the progress oi the
disease whicn now prostratvs fim - danger.
ously. Ills uge discourases TO some extent the
hope ola favorable reaction, but Inc physicians
are no, altogether dc,pondent OF the result, re-
living upon Tue strength Of a constitution winch
has not been abused. Chiei Justice laney is
now in Washington, and is naturally much
concerned at the serious illness of IN assocIaLc
who ha, sat so many years near his side az the
bench of the highest .ludicia! tribunal
WAsnlxGro>. Nov. 26.---Ju>;ce Daniel ot
the Supreme Cour.. i much better tl.'s norn-
ing. having rested we'll last night
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COTTON FROM ALABAMA.

I:pou yI,i, to that busy locality, the Gu
nd haSin on Saturday. Ne were attracted
ro the canal boar Olivia, by some NICE, clean
conditioned cotton ba!cs. and, upon in
.uiry !earacd that :ic boat had ar:"ed
during the night from Lynchburs, where
she had taken IN. As part oi her urge,
foRTY-rHRRr BALES or c"TTG*--"hich upon
further inquiry. wc learned were shipped from
thc countie, Of MADISON and LAwRF>cG, Ala
RAMA, lying on the line Of The .ncmgh!s dnd
Charleston Rriir0od The bales had the ini-
,ials 'E. Il. B.--R and were. as We thcn inferred
and aftcrrarl, .rsTnai, ronsiE!ed - j.. B.
Bentley, Ricnmcud. Tie ,a!cs Of this consisn'
ment We have no doubt, vii 'e equally salts
factory with previous corsienmcpts from A!a-
harna to nur "ork.r. The prospect OF the ra-
Did Increase oi this inland trade, from the South
West 10 the ii,lc.wa Of James EiYcr, Is very
encouraging We r"p:al the invitation We gave
some weeks ago to orr Alabama and Misois.
sippi friends, 10 send their cotton TO Richmond.
Virginia uses 10000 bales annually i'll her c"n
factories, and the esccaS we will ship to Europe
or ccasl.wise, as promptly and cheaply as
can be done fToln any oti'e- ron; oG the At
lant;c Not snip leaves our por. laden
with tobacco fnr England Or France, 'haE
would 10, ic dad 10 carry cotton additionally,
the bales making mo-, convenient stowacc
among the large Ao,ahaa'is 0i tobacco.
In this connexion, we you'd say that "c
arc lust in receipt Q! the iast report Of the
merchants and Mechanics Exchange, Nol.
folk" from which wc learn that the foreign an'i
cca>twisc exports oi cotton lrom Norioik were
for the year lI,76s bales against g. .I+ export
Cd the year before. showing an increase o
t,rg; bales, or nearly two hundred Der cent.
This cotton vas received from North Carolina;
and very lar@. Increase ot receipts of c3;.o':
at Norfolk. will ccrtanly follow the r"mg!r:.'F.
OF the a!bcnarIe and Chesarenk" c""ll, %!,'"''
Is nov nearly tinis!,ed
Small as these figures stow, compare: VII.
the thousands Of bales received at AMI shipped
from some other Southern ports, set wc have
no doubt they forcSha,i"w shat an early futur.
will reaizc--an llnmenSe cotton mart on .lamc-
River ti'c-watnr.
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{. MEAD, 0t Kichmcuc. WI ~ hH 81 I!H'1''
HEAD a Js.EEH,
COMMISSION MEX ClIRN =.

ssftt.yE Tobacco Wr',', C"rp and T!aCT; maze 10
-ral ARRANGEMENT. o. proats n band, "n. :"''' ~
fully .plici: consignn,:ts.
U,Hcr foT il,, present wiih Ea~.s'''. Hs.n.
g sI.'I.
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AGENT WANTED,

.{UENE WNNIED,
!s,o solicit order. FOR fIJ $50 raa t25 Pa'rbi
/ Maehac, Salary 20 per month, With expenses PAU.
II il p.aci'cai mE:i"s cr family; 40 sinPe '" -
co, s;.iicor lEt child egr learn 10 H. and aSi' 81
hour. experience viii Ne shy 20 operate WIN N'!A
Warranted equal;o HEr high priced machines
Ai.r.ss (! HALE, JR CO.,
NJ is-Els SrEburyport. Mas.
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GENERAL. ORDER, W.

CT. J. iucius Davis is hereby directed TO
assume the duties o: Assistant .idlutant Ucae
raj ana Assistant Quarter Masiti Genera! az
this post. and will bc respected accordingly
II assuming the command of tho forces Of
Virginia at ,i> place and its vicinity, the con.
manding General cannot neglect this, MS first
opportunity, 10 express to thrs command II.
high appreciation of the chivalrous depor;n"1i
Of Col Davis under most trying circum>;ancgs.
and for the highly military disposition oi ne
forces in Chariestown under his direction, AMI
10 express his entire approval Of his conduct.
BY order ot
MAJOR. GENERAL T.L!ATsRH"
- n.Ssr-r EvrScu Nil Sr.'y
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NaAnorA.rxgs. CgAHLEto"",
November y, le3H.
rrSrrAL oTpEas, No. /.
Col $. Bassett French, Aid Camp to tfc
Commandcr.in.chiei,h haTinS tcndercd his ser
vices, he is hereby appointed Military S"creta
~ TO Headquarters BE- order ol
M,IoG.GESggAL IiLGAfE"HG,
wv. McSroRp. .iid.de-Camp.
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". 8. Land the ,raseG,f 81 FLANAGAN
has been brought pacA - Moo" hom A"iiA
Carolina
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>tExSEEIs NANTED.-l wish % HS'H'r' Tor
I IN. y,isuinY wear -Hl"rirncsd coul"=i.nt "a"
fhfu. Oy.r,.f olive ty estate riowcr d" iundrsd
lam, River No on, nee" apply who carn present good
rccnm,,r,,-ior- !! o. ,rvsvlie. Prince Grorcs Conn-
y, .,s Macy J. wILLC"N.
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ra TEACHERS.

splESpIp SCHOOL PRoPkRfi, OF modern ''ri" Az.
-bv situgted together with SIS acrt' "i lLnh y ~
- ,,,n, ,ir ,oW!n. reasonable terms, viz: fCnJ c. "
nud mr.. annual payments ol flV 81 h. ~. "f.i >
Gnd.p-rd.n, ~ ,hc siN Of band. cost s'' j,
.,'.i ~ b,au,f, grove. hnlf.a-Uie from SIC 81. .!
r., ;.,..:, and i nov occupied by r. !. Ma
? yrnisa;r = ,hc vrs!ns Mi;ar! lns,!tui. thdre,s
No" is---lV,' y. NJ ShHlhLei !, I.'l'e, ~.
. GENTLEMAN, graduated Si'h honor a. one o'
n first Colleges. thoroughly experiences 'S.sT,
,i.Irrs ~ -Gg .rlrni IA Coiless hcadcIS in hs's
section o! ne South Satisfactory ts'''uioh'"!' gwen
of promu-Ui rg"vioTs sGcrSs-. r,.,,,,,
Aldr"5, rhiNSitat
Nv 92-cs,- scotland Neck r. O., Halifax Co y I.
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$500

.i,-s As, 20 Increase the capital -c". Of ,nc Pori
.'-.4 and Roanoke Railroad ccnpan, No 20 auth
subscription thereto IN behalf ~ the state, pass
sss January. 1884.
%,-s-p, Is. ilU, pc. c.. Capt. aeorg. William
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-29

inss, aNi lifted ~ flis .oice in tones Of such
earnest r,moHSEIsncc, and made such apatrlotic
ari r,fh"iic piNa for the Constitution and the
In'r'. "rss fsare fr0dnced profound i'm.
mc,.i"r urnr Us bearers" In con-
c!adn: he said, II witnessed the adop.
ti",. "i ~. Constitution, and through 4
iune -.rics of Year, have been accustomed
to r"iy upci, M adherence 70 it rs
ilir hu',lar"u oi al H., hopes for posterity.
Il /, 'hrray.'eh, tniat with the most por-
,..r'ous h,.ngcr t,,ai l,as y,:' arisen. pray it
NAV h, ,sSiruledl; that t',. thirteen ofripes may
and rcd, aud tliat 'ny grave may close over ne
before d. J,ion ie>c-uds into hers The
pulpit iG tl:ai day .so spoke, moi with
hpars", dsr"r.tani trc,-'r,, hut with the gentle
voice oi c"n>"rYVti-,p. The Rev. Joseph Tracy,
the I';,l,rt>a!S "manI.rly stemmed the tide,
aro hoi.ei TO bring out into broad day, before
t'., .hnrcli,.3 tht dreadful fact that the logical
consequences. 81 ,ie ,nri.slavery doctrine was
'',e most irightful anarchy" THUS spoke Bos,
tna ~ The first outbreak Of abolition fanaticsm.
We have read her Senator and her preacher in
i3:,'''%1. Lei ,ls row turn to her Senator and
preacher III 1889. The. subjoined letter was
received ny rs. ~ "r' as by ths Governor Of
Virginia:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-23

HeA. The. case o. the notorious DR.. Gard
ner, who obtained $4,000 from the Gov
eminent on finely fictitious and trumped
up Mexican claim from the Commissioners
under the treaty Of peace with Mexico, came
up in the courts of New York last week,
on the application of some of his relatives
for letters of administration ON his estate. 1t
appears that hesleft half his spoils, or about
5000, 000 in deposit with the New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company. The
application was resisted by the Q. s. Attor-
ney who claimed the funds for the Govern
ment. The civil suit, originally brought
against Gardner for the money, was revived
against his administrator. A suit should
also have been instituted against his part
ners and attorneys who helped him in the
fraud, and shared in the plumber Did
Cochoran and Riggs, or Tom Corwin ever
pay back the sums they obtained from Gard
ner
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-23

SCHOOLING IN ARKANsAs-The people of
Arkansas have adopted new and ready
mode of raising school fund. The Legis-
lature has enacted That all free negroes who
shall remain in the State, and those that
shall come into it, after the lst of January,
1860, shall be sold into slavery, and the
proceeds applied to the School Fund The
following account of the law is from the
Little Rock Gazette
They have until January 1860, to dis
pose of their property, and make other@ar-
engagements for leaving. If they do not 90
then, il is made the duty Of Sheriffs to seize
them and hire them out to the highest bid
der for one year, giving them the proceeds of
their labor to enable them to leave the State
The bill provides that such free negroes as
desire to remain may choose masters-the
County Coust having them appraised and
the master or mistress they have chosen
paying half their value into the Common
School Fund of the County
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-23

GIPsIEs.--The Shelbyville (Ind.) Hammer
says band of these singular people have
been encamped in the vicinity of town for
severed weeks. The women tell fortunes
and the men trade horses and swindle gen
orally. We give one of their sharp opera
tons, A farmer residing some miles north
of that place was passing by their eneamp-
ment, riding large fine horse, which,
unfortunately wore very dirty, unsaleable
color. The farmerwas bantered for trade,
in which a small but very attractive animal
was offered in exchange A bargain was
closed by the farmer giving ten dollars
"boot. " The Gipsey learning the residence
of his customer, in a few days went 70 see
him, taking a fine dark brown horse which
he proposed to trade, as he was DESTROYS of
getting his flvorite animal back again. The
exchange was made BY the Gipsey getting
twenty dollars boot" this time In few
days the farmer discovered that he was in
possession of his old horse, under the guise
of an artificial coat Of coloring
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-23

HsS@ Gov. Willard has appointed Major. j.
P, Dunn, of indianapolis, John W. Blake,
of Clinton county, and DR.. B. f. Mullin, of
Ripley, as commissioners to locate the new
State Prison, north ofthe National road, and
when located, to superintend the letting and
construction. The Board met on Tuesday
last, and elected Judge Blake President, and
J. P. Dunn Secretary Charles w. Sealy,
of Elkhart county, was chosen Warden of
the new State Prison. The Board are, this
week, on visit to all the principal towns
on the Upper Wabash, to select a site for the
new penitentiary. They were at Lafayette
on Monday.