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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

accommodate itself to. free commentary, on the
part Of Journals attached 10 other interests, and
more especially Of the Examiner" which is
understood to favor, As j, has an inquestionable
rliSht 10 do. the competing cause Of Mr.. Hunter
Thus related to two persons of such distn-
Suished position, these journals are objects cf
interest beyond the limit, of the Common
wealth OF Virginia. They are discussing the
opposite sides of question of national concern.
and which is 10 be passed upon by the iury of
the whole people OF the country. They do il
with ability on both sides. We trust they will
resolve hereafter to do this in the spirit of re-
ciprocal forbearancc and respect
But, however this may be- it is not right
that, as to any of the incidents of this discus.
sion, the bystandcls should single out Mr. .Jen.
nn:s Wise for special ccnsurc. whether that
be done because lie is the son of his father. or
because, by reason of that relation, he has
more than once become involved in affairs OF
honor. 1t is most natural that son should
be jealous Of his fathers good fame. 1t is
rare to find 4 son so ready calantly to stake
his life in that behalf That he has done this,
not only in the present, but i'll previous in
stances, appears to have led 10 erroneous I'M.
prcssions OF his true character in other re.
spectS. That VIC desire to set right Those
who personally know him-and there are many
such at home and abroad--aSsurc him 10 be as
uncNccptionably as courteous, nay, modest, in
his department, as he is manly and generous in
spirit And, criticised without due discrimina
ton of facts and persons as he has recently
been, 1t is due TO him to say that he possesses
qualities of principle, intellect and education,
which afford promise OF public distinction and
usefulness wholly irrespective of the advan
taGe-ii, indeed, il be IN advantage TO young
man--of his being the son Of so eminent
father rs Governor Wise
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MOUNT COMFORT FOR SALE.

y7yHE subscriber offers for sale privately the Farm on
4 which he at present resides, called Mount Comfort
containing l less situated In the uppdr end
OF lenrieo county, miles Of Richmond, on Deep
Run rhe hree Chopped and Quioclron oada and
abou; ;So miles below Short Pump The improvements
consist Oi large and conveniently frame
dwelling house. containing IL and ample passages;
abou, ha OF Iii, stories high with good brick base
.-i; chen ad quarters, stables carriage and ceouse
hr;cx suok e.ou-- &c This Farm Is wellwaered, Deep
Run ny the boundary entire side for about mile
Stony passes entirely through the centre ofi upon BON
which u!cge goo! ill Sites well o excel
lent water in the yard ad springs Of the purest water con-
v.:en;y Dispersed thc Farm. Tie subscriber decins
auy further description but respectfully in-
vi,es all disposed purcs. 20 and view II Tor Them
selves. ANY communication upon the subject directed To
the subscriber u; Erin shades, will be promptly attended TO-
sent l-cSy WS r. HARRls.
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EyECUrORs, SALE or LAND.

IL pursuance uf the last will and testament oi Nelson
Sale dec d. the undersigned, Executors u! the sal de-
ccdrnt, will. the FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
i fair, il not, the next fair day on the pren':e
,r al public auction, 10 the highest bidder the following
real estate
Isl Tha, desirable tract Of Land on which the dcccei
resided the time o his death lying in the county OF Bed
ford adjoining the lands OF Martin T. Burks, Moses Penn
William T.. Srdd, and Others. and only I've miles distant
from the III. Island landing, the jaime, River and hi
nana Canal which place there Is & m", n rranrr crc rom
~" 10 .;A of which cleared and lie III one coicu
body, and are In good state oi cultivation. lhs
baaicc /, well tnbcrcd. This land Is well wacr-' with
tine springs and n-ycrfang streams, and Is enclosed
mostly with cc.nut rails lhe soil Is remarkably well
adapted The growth "f grain and all the About
one hundred acres Ia clover. The haans. = very
fertile, and is exceedingly uxurnni in all "i It's rodnc
tious.
Dwelling House. containing eight or ten rooms good
lcerOcain-, cc.huuse, etc tine garden, and large
orchard o choice fruits Thsland Is ,ituatedi healthy
highly Intelligent and moral neigbohoOi, and Is, III every
respect; OF the most desirable farm, in Bedford county
Also, the time and place, will be sold, 10y way oi
public auction. tract No. ., containing about i've hunureh
acres living two miles of the above aud near
the NObuurss M"utain (and only one or two mules ifoa
the James River and kanawha Canal nnd adjoining inc
lands of Moses Penn, NicalIh DAVIS src'L, William o.
Sle,id and others. About 2 acres OF THIS lai are clear
cd the residue In timber the Of which Is fine tobacco
land The mos; Of this land lies well. and produces hlr
vlc,; and other grains is well watereI aud enclosed II
lie. adacen, 10 tine mountain range, and wouil rHke
good sr ,zing flrr The Improvements consist "' newly
erected house with four rooms aud Other necessary cut
houses, with small orchard &C >,
II necessary suit the convenience Of purchasers, 1t
will be divided into twn tracts
TEEM-A sufficient TO defray the expenses OF sa'
will lie required in cash For he residue "i the purchase
money credit uf one, two and three year VIII hc gwen
- bear int from tie day oil sale bons
with good security will he required and tie title retained
~ further security until the whole OF the purchase MONEY
i paid Possession seed wheat vii be- gwen iInreiic-
~ after the day Of sale, and full possession on Tie Isl day
of December next
Persons Wishing the lan!- before the day Of se
are recrrcio Mr. Thomas " SALE who resides Oh The rsi
,rar ,r ia ,l,r l,F lfIri. iu Liberty, Va
JOHN W. SALE,
J.. A. SALE
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MOTTO r.
NVIK0 r.
cN,L lMpnnNEMENr CoMpANiES IN

a.; INTERNAL. IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES IN
wH,CH Thc STATE Is NOT INTERESTED.
40 -..-lc,yaSy IA. Board OF Public Works 10 call the
,-.,6a %. an Internal im?rcs in which the
. 40. Interested. the following PROVISIONS OF TIE
. sy-.'u.l chap o.. sec. 81;
y.,. !y:.t auI Directors Of every company incoI-
.ll.- work Of iu,crIl:! Improvement, 10 the
. g xA.,h ''--e i, subscription ~ the Board OF
Agr,. ! ~ rlak- the following report, The Board,
N'as sri = one yea. from IL" completion of such
-.io-- .a,,n. ;h- condition o. ;l.c ~ors. the whole
= capital cNPcadc'i in !,s construction. with 'hc
- -,!, y expenditure. the amount OF tolls receive!
...A preceding ycgr. HE anarai expenses of the
hi. .ar.- aad th- ne; profit. or loss; which report
-,1;-; by plat % '.Ir @! ;ac "1ih and NJ the
-.-y y,r thereafter, iurtae; report. >ho"n: ih"
.. r!.e work. the amount aud kind- Expenditure
~, AND he net; profits for such year. Where par
- .,5r hail Save hceu prescribed hS the Board -.
. "s.., sud made known 20 Ia: company :hc report
5. :a;.4t form. Ia case of !Iurc - make any such
ky LAYS The cora!aur ,hall forfeit one ,hcu> AID
=. .ale>, good cause be shown Tor such iaiu.".
- ..hs-gu-a; ac. passe! March :, i,'j. 'he reports
-fe. lee in the possession "f ~ Board oi PuhGc
r q. $ ;h- l;'h day ot October, in each year.
- ~. prescribed by the Board can he fad upon AZ
"A. :. heir office IN the city Of Richmond.
THOMAS H. DEWITT.
=, ts,tl,' Sc. -.
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vALUAnLE PRINCE EDWARD LAND

TEiVIS(; had great inducements offered me to move
/ South | will cner at public sale on TUESDAY, the
OIRT DAY uF OCTOBER nex' IL fair, IL not. the neS,
fair day the Farm which reside lying on BrcrY river
u;ir from Mehcrrin Depot and 10 miles from Keysvile,
OH the Richmond and Uanvie Railroad, and miles from
the Cour, House South containing ~ acres 2S in original
yrow,h l, of which is excellent tobacco and plant land
Also loo or More OF rD and branch 1ais. mostly
y-ry productive The improvements consist Of two story
ramc dwelliD; with rooms, Including st"re'roou anu
cellar with ali necessary outbuling-, including tobacco
barns &c. &c further description is deemed unnecessary,
a. th", desiring purchase will examine for thenselve-
TIN, subscriber viii take pleasure in showing the premises
10 all scch.
For further inforna;ic: address The undersigned, and r
rrom,t response will be even. go
Posi- OGicr Moore, Ordinary. Eichinouh and Danvc
Railroad. a. u "hhhN'
Sent 3--r1tu
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WOODSTOCK FOR SALE.

10 remove 10 kchnOnu, inr sale pri-
vatcy. my farm well known Woodstock Woodstock
mile from the York River Railroad. the New Bridge
road. adjoining the lands OF Dr. john X Garnet and ohcrs
The farm contains 400 acres 100 Of which well
unbered with oak and pnc about l25 ChicIa
homny low grounds easily drained and the remainder in
arable high lands In improving condition, producing
well the crops usually cultivated In this region such as
wheat corn oats hay, &c. Tobacco cultivated by Sere
raj Of my nerhbors.
Woodstock is nf the most commanding situations in
Eastern Virginia The residence being locaie, o' beau
ti'u cinence commands tine and lovely vie" oithe sur
toun'iin. country for miles around. The improvements
are all new The dwelling which has been completed with
in the last year. Is large story wood house. having
been built Of the best material and planned With an cte |"
TASTE comfort and convenience II contains seven large
rooms; two large sor. and five cusrs The house
Scoycrvd with tin and has been recently painted eStc
nally anI internally, In the modern style There Is
also Office In the yard, with in il, The
houses such kitchens. quarters barns, stables &C..
all The place abounds in springs. sufficiently conve
nen of pure water any in the Besides old
ON the place The proximity Of this Ichmond
renders particularly valuable and esirabl and is sell
dom that such farm, combining all the advanta and
conyeniences, is offered in market.
My Son.in Law, DR.. Royser, who resides the premises,
VIII take pleasure III showing 1t 10 any who may wish to
SEQ IL.
The purchaser have the privilege Of secns crop
OF wheat this fall and iuli possession hc 1t Of January
l>jJ
July c3m MARY L. PRICE.
II The above farm is not sold privately before to'
mnhl; W." be g:ven will b. "ferei -" r RE a..
Gptr GTpr auction sn THURSDAY TuE fWENrf-N'Ni" of
TT iEMBER, al -. O'clock
S7rn> made known On the day of sac.
'cpr 10 MARY u. PRICE.
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roR SALE, OF: EXCHANGE FOR TEXAS

4 VALUABLE aol beautiful Farm, siiua'el 80 miles
N from Richmond, Ui the h"-t railroads, in II
ino desirable u.e,5orhocd and thriving village.
Nher. there are churches hotels. stores large depot,
pos:.cicc, telegraph Office The 'rac, contains Gpo
acres ui,A-r cultivation. which r5ry tirge pro-
,oron !, Lc,so land of ~. best usaly. and all we'll
drained The balance Is in oril! wood Niih small por-
ton Of second growth pine.
Ti Land i highly adapted 10 all the staples Of the
county anl nbounis In water froa the pr,st '!nS
,rir:, in every par: 81 The improvements are cN'cn'
-ve mostly new la;ely repaired, And i'll good style
IN. Location !, very beautiful icrld. no: surpassed by
many part of the state and healthy as any place
ia the world.
7h Farm IS offered for sale privately, would be
changed IN part for land in 7, suitably located.
For further particulars address knln1rcr oihce heh-
"
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yALU,.LE ESTATE FOR SALE.

WE olvr for sale privately OF land Tying in the
w county oi EOckinghda, y. c., ahont twenty-five
miles above panyic, Va aud three below Lcaksrilic, \.
c. coniain. Fifteen Hundred aud SixtyNnr acres This
land eN,cuds within u few hundred yards Of Dan River.
which nayi:lhe Danyile aud is In the heart OF
celebrated section cf country called the Meadows Of Rock
n:haIn /; lies gently rolling Of dark red color and Is
particularly adapted the production Of the iin>; tobacco
wheat About half OF the trac: Is III original Tor
est; heavily tmbcred with abundant supply oi The best
plant land. aud every par; Of u is well wa:cred
The society is good any in the country Methodist,
Baptist Episcopal AMI Presbyterian Churcr, all COLI
venen and In ;he oi Leas>yilc, besides large cot
ton factory there mills, shops and stores Vi every de-
>crp;ion
la l!on both coal and iron found Oh II. ~ II forms
part y: the LcakSyle coal es which the last Lc:isla
ture North Carolina chartered railroad. and which
without doubt will he built and thus open ic mineral re-
sourc,so OF that country.
TggxS-Any reasonable time given 10 the purchaser
the purchase money heinz satisfactorily secured amt The
interest promptly paid Persons wsin: to hear uors o
this lani vi. aidsc', c.i.icr o; The undcrsgned
JOHN T. CLARK,
Taco:', p. q, Charlotte Co. Va.
W. II. SIMS.
Inn. 1l--ctf Clover Depot. llaaN Co., Va.
Mr. CT. Terry living the land will show II TO any
.... s,t,t.r .tiptl.n fstrf NO IL
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pYfEKsBIRG Gun AND JEWELHY
ES-TNRlISH WENT.

W. removed from Old Street 10 our new anu COM
oas c,,ahi-hmeat.N No. 81 Sycamore street. where
,-s.ei facilities better prepared 10 furnish
aa..cr every description of Military Goods, con
3: 2 Cps Pu,nes. romr"cns. l"i-. swords, sas'es,
.-'t. The Army Regulation Hat Military Ent'3ii'
,--.lincs Of every variety Gun.. Pistols, Rifles,
remens: a.so large and splendid stock o;
F.. clocks and I-welry, Walking Canes. Fishing
r.. '.'.e-y Musical instruments and Fancy uoo'>
= ,-a,aa .. sporsmen and military cn are desired
- greater inducements than ANY other house III the
CHARLES LEONARD,
Jsrcanor- street: sign o. the rc. iis. AID watch.
Wanted a good sun'inahcr. Iac best ~ ".Gcs
Jnv Chm
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The Richmond Enquirer,
rn many. sgMI-wEEKLv AND WEEKLY
, ,S..,,r,., s,-c-,1E DUNNAvANT, TYLER s WISE.
TIE IL VI $.

r,pER. seven dollar, per anuuu!, and AZ the
- '' o,l.r> II taken for shorter period than one
- -. >IaI-wkESLN. ave dollars per annnni, ana
,.4- - i,r IA months. payahl, IL. advance For the
, ,u,,u,n sN copies for SO, 10 he paid III
2..>-' vance When letters containing nionel are
" "a a ;ey mus; be res'''''' or '"'S VIA u "' "'F
- v.>p rxsrlxEH AnvrEri>tN. SLhT is pnh'i,he"
i' ,T. the monthly circulation Is went! 'n"u'
.' H- Advertisements iu>,rtcl A. :: cents per liiic
:. mis- o,,ic, ma, r.'ai.t-l per mall IN
a ,alc Ba.k notes. u ,s - a. II the rSA oil
- IN ,,;:rare, and Tributes .! Ec-'cct' eNeeed'hs
- y. V.N,-.,l for a. advertisements.
distance must BE- aeconpa'l'" WIN ne "''
r'-e ,,i,iIctory references. TO insure execution
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Virginia Delegation a, Cincinnati in 1856

On our first page We publish from the Rich
mond Enquirer part OF the proceedings OF
the Virginia Delegation at the Cincinnati Con-
yention i'll 1856, from which it will be seen that
the Virginia Delegation were then unanimous
in favor Of an assertion of the doctrine, since,
affirmed by the Supreme Court in the Dred
Scott case. In other words they affirmed the
Constitutional principle, Of the duty Of afford
ng adequate protection in the Territories, pre-
yious to their legal organization as States, 10
equal rights of persons and property respected
under the Constitution OF the Union, as incum-
bent on the proper legislative authority there
Of" TO this principle, which has since been
affirmed by the Supreme Court, Senator Hunter
and Governor Wise. committed themselves
in lS,t: and this principle was proclaimed
BY the respective friends of those distin-
gushcd statesmen in the Virginia delegation at
Cincinnati. This principle was also boldly
proclaimed by Senator Mason on the floor Of
the Senate during the last Congress, and has
been ably and deliberately discussed and vindi.
Gated by Gov Wise in his recent Sanford letter.
Senator Greene, the able and fearless leader OF
the Missouri Democracy, has recently pro-
claimed and advocated the same principle be-
fore tic people Of Missouri; and it is now being
advocated by quite number Of influential
Democratic politicians and presses, North az
well as South. We rejoice TO see such
unanimity Of sentiment, amongst leading Demo
cratic statesmen, and we have but little doubt
but what this just and fair Constitutional prin-
ciplc will be endorsed and proclaimed by the
coming Charleston Convention. Upon this
vital question the Virginia Democracy will
doubtless present an unbrohcu 'front.' h"-
1.n,chn InILcu NtLr
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NORTHERN MARKETS

New YoRK. Sept lo.--FIour Is EIm' sta[e 1@
s. 90a4 40; Ohio 5a5 80; southern + IVA 9gao H.
Wheat is firm Kentucky white e:on l4ais'c .-o
steady: Se, pork quiet; mess $l4 75al5, prime
~ o.. lard is firm at loialli.c "his&ey Is
0 RurIxonr, Sept. l0-Flour closed steady
rromard street and Ohio s.. Wheat closed
sr,r hut dull-sales Of 10000 bushels--choice
White i, l4oal47c.; medium 1loal3o.; red losa
I1Tc Corn closed with better request
white and yellow s0as2c. Provisions closed
steady. Bacon sides 9faloc.; hams lOalSc.-
Ness pork sl5al5 %; prime l2al3. Lard l0t
allie. whiskey closed firm at 2Sis
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CaRoLINETOB LAND, FOL, SALE.

order undivided attention "a my TOItssIV!,
hereby oiTer SHERWOOD for sale situated in Caro-
line county within miles OF PoeCat Depot, on the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad; con.
tanning by recent survey 20; The soil is very good
and under "A state of fine Improvement and Is we'll
ADAPTED TO the growth Of Wheat, Corn and Tobacco.
The Farm situated in the heart Of the Tobaccogrow-
Ing section OF Caroline and il NOT large enough eau be
added TO.
The negljoshood IS reuarkab. :or its refinement aud
sOcilbility.
Persons wishing purchase will visit the farm or for
particulars a,ir,.. WE T. CHANDLER,
- Pauola p. o. Va.
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COPPER HoNk SPRINGS FOR SALE,

nuns desirable Watering place and summer retreat is
Il u,,s offered for saIe Situated il i. within two
NIL, o.; the Snro.h aud Petersburg Railroad, II can. with
little additional expense. hc made oic OF tie most de,r".
bic sumner Retreats in Eastern Virginia. A, Ia Mcdcinai
quiv virtue OF tbs wafer, II has lao spcr"r IN hast
crn Virginia For the truth Of his tmea will refer
10 names Of Edv in Scott Mr. r. Scott DR. VIM, HARRISON
Jon = Mason. of Sussex Z. H., Henry Drds"ng, William
Andrews and Wavcyy station. There are go acres of
land by old survey; ~ Ter 80 acres with LITTLE labor viii
rn: fine crop the CONT: year. About one hall Oi th!s
land il In original yrow'l, o fac Pine Timber. Any
who may wish buy g.; bargain. Come and ~. for
yourself a, am determined 20 S,l at sOEe price. My
Pos; o;.ce !, Surry Cpgr; House. Va. -
Ir,. >,,f J r. WILlIOIT
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wHEAT FANS,

LUWS AND [ { L TT \ D Il
= Er,ry ipprorei Pattern ant Se,d"
of Erery IG'i6iy.
stT seemed the sale Of a new and chear Fan MIL
=, ca. s!:h safety warrant and recommend as be
,py M use to- the perfect cleaning Of Wheat
Ny NEW PLOW
= ~ E.! ;r.ed and tested against most Other Flows
.5 ,. uayer,l! satisfaction, tha; propose 4. Tor
r. =. any farmer who desire, IT, AMI bind myself 't
-t..s ani ;ily 'e fr-gh: fcr returning II, II doe'
-. ira! pfoye better than any he has now IN use
s-ys sock sasy he found, o! my own make inii sup
- .AoE.as
-. P,e- of every size. both right AMI le', hand
Ea-.ri'rs. of every size.
f1E- o.. every size; and the castings 10 every
,sa !hre horse Culiiva;ors. th" hes. articles foi
1arai aal every other article in use for I'LL
"'' ar eyariina:ion Of my stock at No. .! Mali
4 .,.r, aio.c -, Charlie. IIo.-l, Richmond. VA.
l. IL SrAEKE.
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C0ACII MATERIALS.

n ,,s y. attention OF Coach Makers 20 our Large stock
" 10 Coach Materials, such rs
?-.-' Rit nnI tempered French lI'al Springs
d P.: Taper aad Common iro. Axes, assorted
,'oS iHches
= ..;s ilgbs. assorted irorl 10 &c inches
., -, >pok-s. assorted from lilo 10 ) inches
.o a., r.a: gims, assorted from lis 10 { inches
e. o,!-. Hickory Shaf's, Buggy, SulSey and Wagon
10y Al wagon lows and Poles, Pipe Boxes. Cole
!. ~ ~ .al Tire Eol;s, Ma!eaile Castings. En-
/ c.oH- oii Csrpe;inss, Band ani Lining Nails,
-. al:',.' -. Sc.
- .4y-T. or proinp: customers Ne are prepared
=: y-ry Low prices, and respectfully invite an
=. al:ol .! oar stock before purchasing.
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
-, apl dealers in Hardware anh Coach Materials,
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MOUNT GIDEON FOR SALE. o.:
81 AICrlON. I.,ii

XH1II.I. hr sold on the TWENTY.SEvENTlI or SLr-
w TEMEER, i,.!, that valuable fafh called MOI I
GIDEON the rcirEcr of the late llruy Hill situated ia
the lower par, Caroline county three mile from liano-
yer Court House Virginia Central Raj! Road d., pot,
containing seven hundred a;d forty This land ].
well asir To- the growth .. corn. wheat s! tobacco" 10
we'll wai.red there being EsverIii.ng sp'inc III each
hcl The situation is beautiful oyeTlOuku: vas extent
o; low iar> with view Of the car when running Tor ~
lca., miles further description /. deemed nnec--.
.arv As those wishing To purchase will examine for them.
selves. Mr. James Ill., living ON the farm viii take plea
sure in ,,iown: IL TO any person wi-lin: 70 see II.
81 the same time and place will be sold valuable stock,
consisting Of Horses, Mules Cattle sheep aud Hos House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation tteufi' &c.
All persons having claims against the estate requested
20 make them known the subscriber, and those Indebted
10 the estate will please settle their bills
The terms OF -ale will he made known Ii" lay Of .ae.
PHILIP SAMUEL
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PUnLIC SALE OF VALUABLE M

nN The ijm DAY of SEPTEMBER neat will ir "hcrrd
~ for SALE public auction, for ca. at The late ret
dcncc Of Owen Cooper decd the Orange Sprin:s, IN
Orange county, ten Twelve LIKELY NEGROES, consist
ln; men, boys. girls and Sale to coinmenc"
II O'clock \. W. IL fair II no; the ncNi fair day lrrc
after. WILLIAM j. COOPER,
Au:.l-cN,l, Executor vi Owen Cooper, deed.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

CONCORD, y. H., Sept l0.-A destructive
fire visited our city this morning, breaking out
in the barn Of Morrill, & Sillsbcc, from which 1t
spread to Main and Warren streets.
The property destroyed on Main street IN,
cludes Odd Fellows Hall. block Of stores anu
dwellings, owned by 4. Bean, the dwelling anu a.,
store owned by DR.. Moore, store owned 10y w
Mrs. S. Brown, and two dwellings ana :, @ su'ie
on Warren street The amount o' ''e 'eS 10
NOT yet asccrtained
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

nloraIizc and pcrpctuate Democratic minori,
ties in the Northern States: Is there no rene
dv whatsoever for aIl these crying evils ??