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TlNuIs distinguished Race Horse will stand ;he.N
Il cnsu.nG season, commencing on 'he '''n ~
February, and ending The 18th OF July, al myE&AA
stable the Trottinc Park, near Rchinonn ~ r." the
and 81 10 the Groom to us paid in all cases Theu
TIE j. served Should the not prove IN ioai she
be to the horse the next season gratis Sres VIII
b. well FED forty ceal5 per day eai there VIII be no re-
sponsihiy for accidents or ESCAPES rs he subscriber
wishes avoid the trouble y! collecting IL. seasons ne ms
payable in advance, and ;, IL his induccment
for standing the horse - low.
Deuc.on >x years old th.I Spring; dark chrsnut,
without white except In the for.hend hv- feet one
inch and tlr eeyhis -ull-under te standard andb
Of ;!s :":>t proportions and iosi Gra"s,,a II.
believed taller shan Ills sire R"ycnuc and taller
.haa h srand,ir' Trustee Is or. than 'So ncGe, taller
than lnori.G Medley and those renowned English sla'
lions Tru,e,er aud Wha.bon-; and j. more than i've
incies taller than the falou, fourne horse Jiacr@ck
D,ucalo" WAS so by ReveErs sire .; sue Washington;
.rhe Queen" Imported rriam twinrer Of the Deroy
yand dam Drphuc hy Whi>kcr lminn.r OF The Derby,
ard owi brother 20 W.alebonc'; g Srand daa ,JeE.eds
dam Ms Lady by Comrs OF; OF til. Colonei dam, by
pepi Tpple Cider, by King Fergus; sylvia by Young
Ma's br.;lsr TO sylvia Eesaa; LORD Norton A;A%n, ian,
M>burs, Muso Bay Turk Fay Boston V'n'!sS'ns Hut
ton 5 Gre: Barb. Byerly Turk. Bus,rT
The ;niort. mare. The queen. ,'-ar'"': lam was
one Of The distinguished ioar" ever In III" United
States. a; all distances from one :" four mile sea'- cue
iu sister Monarch equally. d>;!'susiirn iI.ey
both bred AZ ia. Royal S'ua Hampton e9a,'.
ouc.n,' grand dam Ny Lady va. the dam o The dlsiin
cu.hed Enli, rxce and stallion J.re-d and also The
dam Of Imported Passenger. Ny lad!s dam was also
dan Of tie Cclon. winner Of - Ledger. and on" ol The
mos. distinguished and Stallion, in England and her
dam VA, ses,r ;h : dan Of . famous four mile horse
N.Y. Til, pedigree .ape FOR IL, richness and es
pccialy yF 'he sioCnc., or nI"n oi IT. crosses ana
na G! III. :ao,! aaci.n. found in The Sad book Of
Eucl,ah, running back g ,b- reign Of Charir,l.
A. to lis performances Il sufficient 10 that he ran
six races and al eNcsp; Of mile heats l;hc
oulv hc ~ that distance, in "hich he was
Ia. iafror horse in consequence OF being dee
d,dly lli.- In all h, othc- which "f ntu
three heat, cou,-nd, with the finest horr.s Of Ills
day, including Engineer Shoctos. Tar Ht'er &C. &C. and
bca his competitor, with such that he nsTcr was put
his ;u speed. many Instance, ds;anCnf majority oi
the field tiaal IL Junc. 1856, while on ~. .ay to Long
Island aS III, engagement in !Uvr iaile s~:eps'ase
with Nicholas l.. aShny"n ana oihers. In passing
through New YorI city !- =cc":c c Az iaJrry which caused
h, withdrawal from tie ,uF r9r HI performances 10 iul
,inndbli,. y wAHNth.
T. S-pcncal.on .il 10 exhibited at Powhsian, Chester
f.it copcl,ud iri Hanover courts. IN t'. iSohh o
March Next after which Re Hi' r-'nan NJ MS stsnu rs
stated above. " W.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

NV YuRx. March ';-Tht steamship Jn,a.
from Liverpool. with e.les 10 the 18th Febru
ary. has arrived.
Tho English Parliamentary proceedings arc
uninterestns. The var question is unchanged
and wariikc preparations arc continued Vague,
bu, unconfirmcd. ru'nors preraiicd. OF French
Iona Of e3V,oGo0o1 sterling.
Later news from India states that the cam
pairn in O,.dr was closed VI tho forts were
destroyed.
LoSpox FRIDAY, Feb. iS.-Austria agrees to
send representative 10 the Paris Congress, pro-
vilcd England and Prussia will guarantee that
the Italian question shall not be discussed.
The fnds are tirmcr. The sales Of cotton
ihc last two days amount 10 10000 bales, the
market closing STEADY br: !!r;n; Orleans mid
ding I'd.
The Manchester trade report is favorable
. Brcai>tua> are very dui the sales are un
important, Provisions are quiet and steady.
Lard is firm at Cos. Sugar is steady. Coffee
is dull, Rosn i dali az IS. .d. 10 Is. lod.-
Spirits II Turpcn,ine firm n 30 TO lis.
LoNnoS. Feb ls.-Suga- is steady and quiet
Coffee i, easier, but rate, are unchanged. Con-
sol, gJl 20 9J-
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For Tie EHquirtr.
HANOVER AND EENRICO.

NeS,rs. Editors We wish to reply TO the
article that appeared in Tuesdays Enquirer"
s:sned Many Democrats" The writer says
that. III calling convention, he aid not in
tcMi 20 >upp!ant or reflect upon his Mr.
W h'te :, oilicla! conduct" Then. we ask. what
Is The NECESSITY lur convention: Ii the OBJ
Iec' be not 10 sHqp!ant him. why pu, the voters
G! tie district 10 the expense and trouble OF y
convention: \ very larsc and enthusiastic
convention OF the Democrats Of Hanover. at
thci; la; Court, declared that NJ White had
proved himself IN honest. yi.iant faithful and
able repre- ca,2t.ye O! the wants and wishes Of
his whole constituency. and cordially recon.
mcnicd il:;n lo the voters Of the Senatorial dis
trici IL: reelection. We know thar. il Scna
well done. good and faithful servant" he
docs. We have We; 10 see the first voter in
the district who docs rot admit that nc has
been efficient, true and faithful. Why then.
cast him aside and take up an unknown and
un:ricd nag: With Mr.. White as our standard
bearer. victory i certain Shall VIC give
certainty for an uncertainty? For man Of
his age few have done more for the great prin.
ciples of State Rights Democracy than he has.
Did he not redeem Hanover. when she had
been lost to Us for years: As County and
Senatorial! E.ector, he always did good service;
and will tie Democrats OF Iicnrico ever forget
his almost >upc.human efforts in the last can
va>> by which he redeemed this district.
Those opposed TO the extension Of the cor
poratioa l::niis ani the increase Of the taxes
should gratefully remember his interchangeable
y.ior,s in their behalf before ,hc committees
and in the Senate.
We Herc At the convention tha; nominated
Mr. White and heard all the speeches, and no
one who advocated his nomination made any
agreement or p!siso that llcnrico should have
the nomination the rcxt term. McSsrs. Dab
hey. Nelson and Newton. Of Hanover, advo-
Gated his nomination. and they deny that they
made any such pledge or agreement; and that
j., aisp, the recollection Of the Chairman OF the
convention There vas not even such an i'm.
piled understanding. |; is 4 mistake. The
DELEGATES had no iigh, 10 establish such an
ahomnabc Yankee custom. by which good
and faithful representative Is 10 be cast aside
=, the expiration Of each term.
II this j. % he the rule. our representatives
would soon be On par with the Yankees
lianorcr ard lcnrico have the same interest,
ani Dc noi ic; Us ask which county he is
irulu, bu; i, he honest is he true and faithful
to the Consultation: TINS is the true .jciicrSonian
,cs: e.. .:.c.S. II the ru.c of alienation he
good one, why slIcu,i !; rot be applied to all
our representatives.
A. i portica Of the Democracy OF llcnrico
county, We protest against il, and We believe
sc express the wishes Of 4 large majority Of
the county MiNY VOTERS or llrHEIco.
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From the "Richmond Wing of March 18th
We clip the following:
Tn OBJECTION WHATEVER.

M DItlE HON " MA F.N
", ;avc II, objection vhatc"c.:io!.e III .ic world
IN the .EnUuirer's'' reproducing "ar articles nn
NJ H,t. uny;,r,i, n! .;rac wears ago. We Ea'c
,,T,i,.l: r.:ra,tc,. Hi;hou; condition ara 'Feor:
auaGacat:on thc opinions "e lien expressed N rea
,:on:o NJ. z - .rd his rcurse..d We adhere 70 the
re:-ac;o'.. in I'll IL i~ns,'! and nreath III dcrPnne
in hnir ,a ,cr.tt NC :hcn ii we did hima gross
in;i.ii,. .,n! a gross w:on, rii'cn ~ have i'anSiy
onI honesty .nr.i., 20 repair - ii, fu extent o
oGr ability Ard T'c hops :hc "E"lu':er VIII rear
This ;ac, in nina. and communicate !: % i.7 reade!s
olso. while collecting frjri :h"''"S - scraps 'oF
:, n,;; ;.--.;rc. v, ,a!i ;mi:a, ;i.c "Engnirs!s
,un,rl. an ciIlcc; i.om 4; columns numerous IN
,cra..,,. '.se-ar- nertanin. 10 one John Lelchet-
.:.egal> a' '.prca:cd Fei trrf' l.F "9, oll .t'es
Ic:,I,cr ,l;sh .Hc "Enlnirer has ;neTei! '..a7ffa
In a WORT ,., r-lui-e - ci'o YOU scraps - YOU.
hart c,i,,.o. heiore this CANVASS il over We are
ia no I,ar;ir'.,:.r harry - 80 ap"E; me V"rh.
...,rs,..:' a.ain., I.cche.. with which tie En-
,,,ir.i. rol,;np- ;.cir. And all those ''sc'ap- -
cfyery on. Of ti.m-shall certainly he brought n
i,ht. and scattered broadcast ov'! tie state.
The "Enauirer's' device 10 thr"" the 'fienn- -, 81
Gogsiu on lie defensive. IN ,ie rIc-s;, eo'.es.' "'
conn,c,o ani signal failure Nor wi!! i. devise 10
revive dad end buried Bo!. AMI ant! BOTS ii'd'
in tc Wh- ranks, be attended with any better sue
cess III, tiiEf car: 5' 'i1.'; ana u" nhhuI.es
mas rs well make mp is ni'nd !" 't..c'H :n' u'i 80
!, Actually H. on this point Al y"- dcricss o;ercET
.or: viii he rniserabl. fai in t Ere-eni canvass
as time will Thoroughly ad e@nsn;ygiy d.nGH.ir.;s. 4,
blessing OF Heaven ard .r.i'F S''' eoAs'i''1A'
We mean 20 keen ycu the. -,
Having just returned from Wa-hinS'nn, Te are
M, We. nefctv a; home in the editorial harness. In
a day or two however. "" shal. De; an AMI then, pn'
the election The Euane.'e '"ndiia;s viii .nys h"La
road 50 travel in .i1 rnean t.nr' We VOID ernest:
ir ooncol 10 .r Enc,;ro- 20 c7n;inre t- :. scraps.
from the eolamn, Of The Whs% in lan#ar ',s. S
nsh him with the Whole o those ahi-Bo!;- rcrars,
an and We begged lin to make tie nos: Of :ea,. We
beg every Demosr;c Pel;tisAn in thi io Sn;' 70 do Z"
Rufrnor rarnphle, snd The columns Of Tie En..
quirer" only far month a9', ir ''- weapons OF
attack upon John Le:cheG.
1t is a source Of pleasure TO us t" lind that
the course which duty imposes upon us gives
mo objection whatever to those so much IN
tsrssted as the 'Whig." We accept the assu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-08
TO FARMERS. MECHANICS, SPECULA-
C0ISS AND VEHEhS.

TuIE Old Oakeu Bucket better after all nan any 'hne
4 else for raising safer from Neiie.
be. rho wish ~ .pray. In a useful and profitable bus
n-s can have an opportunity donsby purehas Tue
j. 20 p..r and .i BarDrrs Patent Water Drawing Ma
chine in every county q" abe states Of Maryland
ard North Carolina.
DESCRIPTION. $50
If Curl N,.Line woruinc with buckets which ill
aud rruv then.ay., bv turn nc crank, TO which Is At
,achei n iron shaft and pulirts which winds pras
be-. for raising and lowering ;en. Th. belt can "c sh.
,lrd or ,l,ottEe, n Il rc,.Et The Machines worK easy
and u.: IL easy la deep in,haow wells TIC baeke's
raa l.. u-e,i sincly or tosc;he7. ,
Should the person DRAWN: l- 20 the crank AZ at "i.
IA. .pcl al,cd villa water will remain suspended at any
point Ia tie we'll |; has been thoroughly tried and iouno
10 in all respects superior any other machine In use
Information relating TO cost Of Machines. State or coun
Is ys &C. Will he cbecr:ully given By addressing me
Proprietor at ,he Virginia House. Richmond Va or the
nrx thirty DAYS or az Lis residence Rockville, Tolland
r,,'.iNriw w. SMITH.
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,.y, ..,Iir. literature. !; l. cosnin-ncc6 undr-
e. .,,-,lic auspices, l., gifted Eihor stands first
'. ,... poet, Cf the present age Of Encush verse,
- T,'n corps o! brilliant contributors. both In
.,3 Europe wiI; furnish monthly A. choice
..,,t,. entertainment. as any i'''i"dci! OF The
u. -a:.in a9:.lns -et;i'nll q. 's'''risn; hu;
S,, Al IL g whatever Is worthy and acceptable.
49,. .i... .h:eru,cn; and llher,ty al the enish,'
- -l iar >.ch encouragement, and support a. it*
q --' ,,.--, p.r:siniu. 70 The Literary Depart
.-..t..!-r,s,i to ;Ar E,..:cr. All voluntary con-
-. t-. accompanied hy :ae nanie, Of the re-
=. % ,rc'.re a;;caiion
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n.,,b Of Tho rsirs A,,istsn, postmaster General.

The Washington States Of the 9TH instant
SAYS: This morning the announcement was
made that john Maroon. Esq. 3rd Assistant
Postmaster General, had died last night from
neuralgia Of the heart. 30 sudden was i, that
all Of his most intimate acquaintance were
shocked Mt the report, Last Monday he ap-
pcarcd in as good health as he ever enjoyed.
and in the evening VA, full Of life, at the sup
per.,abic Of his friend, Mr.. Edward {. Dyer
Shortly after returning home, he fell symptoms
o! the disease which had troubled him for
number Of years. lie retired carly, became
worse. and wa, soon relieved of his bodily
misery by the hand Of death. His age was 90
yca-, and he leaves behind hm to mourn his
loss large family and many warm friends
Today tho Post Office Department is draped
in mourning, as 4 mark OF rcspcc; 20 the mcn"-
ry of the dead
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TUE MARKETS

New Yogk. March j.-Flouri is higher-State
81. 5.ioa $50 Ohio go $50, Southern go
a6.Go. Wheat Is buoyant-Wcstern red sl.5o'
white LIS. Corn bnoyant At &c. advance
mixed Sc. yellow 81 SIC. Pork lower,
closing heavy-;lcss al7.$7 lT9J. prime
1895. Lard is steady at II. ~. "hisSey
il dull at 21s esc.
BALTIMORE, March - Flour closed urn.
Howard street and Ohio 81 Wheat unchanged
White *l.4o I.eo. rcd l.f5 10, Corn
closed s,cadv-Whitc IS '9c., yellow SO a
So Provisions closed quiet Bacon sides
osc WhisI,cv closed firm at IS a 29c
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DIED.

p.-. a. - -c..d.n-e 4 her .,se! 1 ne es ,h,, ~
aond. March ah CARoIlNE LOUISA ia'sh. n.G. a.:
Pa,,er.or .,i Nary Caroline A"ah n'''
dsy.. .,,y
p-, on srn!.y r.o-:ls the s'h net a. The re;:ds1se
o, Ter sro:ho- + II skin1ST f.a - nv, e!' hliAN
grTI b sKiSaER il :as l!d yeaF "' her asc'
n-- =, yoaaay Jlrgsry 3!s:., aesr Clifton. oh.t'
pn ,SDOl Pi! formerly Q! C1pcper county, 'S
r.; "a. born ia Prince william County, IN Nay -. ahe
~ ~. r-.rab.r Of the Iirsiran bar. sern- years sEo
vas ~ ia,t near Cf,on and fnd!ng that y required
~ local s.seEin.acnce, he settled himself upon ~
=, apiiy In yalue and az the zane 'he ga'e
s;n much i.i-U.. :a6l:e Ls :ae i7 si.sast
| i .bi;o.o,hy IN hol .. which he much delighted HIS
,. 20 ,rsnia vas therefore postponed from year to
yea-. un:i .;.y when he p.y ,s''rsa 70 'dl ~.
NOS, The hand OF death laid upon hc1, where nc
tinsred hand no friend Of early NE, could smooth NJ
piow and whisper Eords Of sympathy and consolation
Alabama papers please cop!
Dry, :. M,rlon Richmond county, Peb ieth, FRAhcEt
The beloved wife Of Ro1er: u. Montgomery
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'utRRIED.

v.-r. :, Washington city, D. C.. on the 2i.. Day q
rt-,,ry ~? by the Rev. SIR. Butler. Colonel JOHN h.
pfTiiifnsoX Of .a.i city. 20 CATIIARINE c. HODGES
O, Il. .pr:re. place.
v.,e-,r. =, rn:on Monroe county Va on "wednesday
r.b-Gar- ..l Is Rev. Sam T. Houston 81 A. sIEELE
va 20 Niss FANNIE Il. CHAPMAN.
MARRIED ., the residence ot Mr.. r. Bell on ihe ION
February by Rev Mr Warren, Nj RICHARD H. TisDALf
CrGnsx!c., No.
n, "Wednesday syepiny the .,d inst, L. the house of T.
~ ra-i- Esq hv tie Re- ~ II kiariI-, WV bt "
WELL cf rr.u.iin :, sALLlE H. WARD. OF Lynfhsafs'
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, TEACHER WANTED.

N, a S1U:hrFn Gentleman, 20 take cAaf-c Of
-, ,7..,.ilz OF ,ia;.cn twenty scholars male
. -. H ..:,, D.. qualified - tTs;rGc, thoroughly
-.' Es.y Sd br..acA"s Latin, Grces, Freneh and Ma
res :r.duIi. Of ;ne University oi virginia, or The
- u'',,-y Institute preferred ani 20 one who can
- s, .,g. am ni,i. liberal sal.ry will bee given
- s., e ,p,r ,Ae srst o! October next and continue
"a -l..a. 70 one wishing 10 establish permanent
+. ....1 good apDos;Uu;;: !, now oGcred
.e,, ycx i.S. Richmond Pest Onicc. Feb lo--c~u
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.,-. RICHMOND ENQUIRER
'.,lEp pAlLY, SGNi-WEkkLf AND WEEKLY,
=. ,r-rgTy. DJNNAVANT. TYLER & WISE
TERMS:

..,., !,r.e. seven dollars per aunura. and al the
dollars T. taken .o- = shorter period ;han Gil.
h. s,viwrE.IY, FIVE dollars per annum, and
,5-. ,,s ~ months. payable in advance. Fer NE
,..- ,r:.,iu. "r >N copies inr $40 Ia he paid Ia
i,..., When lc:irr- containing money nre
2 ,hr, ,nu,, Ne ,.pjs.sy.i. or ihcv all he n NE
.i.,..> inserted ou iiorrai term.
-.. 40 k>stiEEa Any IIi>I>" S,iNft i piris''
.i.... ;Lc circulation i, twenty thousand '"p''-
,-.. Inserted q, twenty ave cents per h'i'
- a. !u,- - this oit" may b" rc,ni'i.d per man. N
.A;, sUA upt", 0 - J's'''e". - 'ns '''h VI
- .r ,li-trric> .rd Tribute. q: Respect. exceeding
= -. ,.!.,r.,d ipr a. ads erii-"m.nts.
-.,t L;s;,ace mus hc accompanied "''h 'Hs
.,.. ~ satisfactory references.
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Richmond county. Va.
lSl:NENIE
xxy,,, u,.,.r;. ~, ...,.nn @ a, n,

WILL make his next season NJ my S:aOles..N
w one mile from tie city OF Richmond, on the ~
M,ch ,uicsyic Turnpikc and within sigh, Of theLSGA
Fairfield Rae. lie will bs limited to sAty Mares
TEENS One hundred dollars, and one dollar 10 the
groom.
Mares will be well ted and every attention paid ,hem at
Gr,y cents a d,v JNO. VI. BOTTS
E.bI Jrl
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-IRGINI, ~ cHANCERY.-M Enl;. h.M for he

I -IRGINli ~ tHANCEll-A i.u1rs hs!1 10Y ,.e
.g; Cp.ri Of Chesterfield county in the CLERK or
.-.e,5s eais: ir,, Monday IN February. l>1s, brns
~ = ..s..a. Plaintiff,
49,. T.5a Leroy Wood. Joseph Wood, Jno. I. Wood,
r.s.. ~! Nary his wife, Beverly Eea,cn and Mary
.., ~. ri.e 6 lmpb- Jacobs and Semtn'hl his vile.
:.se-5n aad Mary r his wife. Sarah A. Snellincs,
..-a Er5va aul Maria T. his wife, James Wood, 10.
. ~ ,i,hs-. Defendants.
....iI .,,a. .-! IL ill., aud the defendants. Jas
i..J. WJsi. $40: iy!ne made hcir app.Ardn *, and
are no, residents ofthis state, Il u Of
80. ey appear here within one month after due pub
order aI.l do what necessary TO protect Their
4, H. ~. ,a.: ,h., a cops VI hi, Jrdcr he published
.a.,->f,-rir.ucc-ssive weeks in On. OF the newspt
H. rs @! iichiaon'. and ;ha; another copy hereof
,..l a -: front ioo: oihr Court House OF hi, county
=. a:.: Lsy c tea. q the COUNTY Crnr, Of said eonn'
.5-: o; IT, -: - oti s.a decree for the SAL @!
s. ,u! .-yi.,I ~ the VII. o: GuiclTu. Wood. DC
50 ae dciealaa. Green Wool for lie, AMI dis'ri'
. :. the p:Oe..d-
.F
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n;.,..-o,. rire-Lo,s Seventy Thousand Dollars

WnmSe1oS, " C.. March 5.--Last night al
10 clock. the village Of Magnolia, on the " IL
rpington and Weldon Railroad, and about ;?
miles north Of this city. was nearly destroyed
by fire. Roades' warehouse, .ili! Of gooas,
Merriman's store. and three or four dwellings
were entirely consumed. The loss IS very
heavy, aud estimated at $4,000. with so'nc
insurance
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,.IvcIS1,-Ix clIAycggY. u; nal,

Cr-u Cyur; Of Chesterfield corn;y In the Clerks OF
--.5, on '.c Err; Monday in February. l>5', bein:
- Rs, riain;iJ.
4:.a,t
- ..c- Lir.horne executor e. Thomas J. VI NatcH,
,,t, >..y c Nance. Maurice y. Langhorne. and Lacy
.ss 80: Gtor.- W pru;ari-i, sarah y nIuiaTishi.
-! y g=garisht GAIA A. Druu.:isii and Walter y.
s.t, Defendants.
y :'e ra.a.;If fled h;> '!i. .Ae "bjec; .: which IS
!-r,::o o. the cour, thc disposition Of The
d. r-e thousand dollars. The proceeds of policy 81
.cs = she lie Of the drce,lrnt Thomas J. VI Nance
p. .Ntx YORK LIZ, Insurance COMPANY. aud the dc
hex ,r.,--. " Drurnrigi, no; having made his ap-
.l--s. aati; appearing ~ affidavit filed thu; he = no;
. 10. of this State Il is ordered that he appear here
.r, Z, ll:, after .he d.. publication Of this order
m Il necessary 20 prot.c, his interest in this SUIT:
py OF ;his order DC published once week for four
w.c.. in one OF ihe newspapers Of the cay oi
- and tla; another copy ne:cof oc posted 1t III
4: ~ of i. Court.housc Of this county or the hrsi
Il. .. ra v. the Cnunry Court Of said county.
Cory--Tc,tc, ". ". 7. CoGElLL, ClS-
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InuN J. MERTN, Agent.

.,run. ,I.-TLc subscribe. has removed 10 Cary
-, Az 'i'..iu. The ol! Columbian Hotel, SECOND
- i..F ,,,. .,-r-,, leading 10 ShocSoc Warehouse,
all l. .~.oiogy. a;i,ui 70 ;lc sales II all kinds
, go. ~ .ii.s Tobacco. waea:, Flour, Corn. &C.
\, ..u,I Keep constantly on hand Peruvian,
r'-; "a Ss.vr---n GGaaO, Ground and Lump
-. ALIEN. GARRETT.
" 4. yr.-i ,.il .s.9cated wi,h him who will give his
,.-.....l a':-:,:iou ~ ;ha sale Of Tobacco.
60. t.-,l ii.r3aa:e extended TO ne heretofore,
..- , = ,....-ucr q: :he sane
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BY THE GOVERNOR OFF VIRGINIA.
4 PROCLAMATION.
secretary Of Mo G@mmoa'oe''':h.
FIFTY DOLLARS nc Is " 4 tS u

FIFTY DOLLARS KEW AHD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber, on Monday, the us.
"a day Of January last, uIy negro man PETER lie IS
about years Of age about five fee; gh well sell and OF
,awucy complexion will pay the above reward for the
delivery 10 M. of said negro or securing him In Jail that
Sc; him arair il he be taken without the limits Of the
Of Virginia. but IL he be taken within the limits OF
id state will give TEN DOLLARS for his delivery 10 me-
~ WILLIAM ERoOCKE
.o,,,x Va oh l. I'm
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- rvr DEMOCRATS OF IENRIco.

The Democrats Of licnrico Will meet on the
fr.f DIV nf rcxt April Court. for the purpose
nf nominating candidate for tho House Of Del
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plll' ASH,

PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH
, in q ID. CANS.-SiX pounds OF this
! Potash are cGas';o twelve pound, y!
cou.mcn Potash. This article Is
, Lros-fi into small pieces. suitable for
retailing In the smallest quantities.
\ n. attention Of druggists especially
J + called TO :his Potash. Cases OF !
coz.. doz.. 3 doz. and doz. For
s1ic by Il. t. BABBlTT,
Nos. Is and 20 wa.hing:cn.s,.. y. Y,
aud No. 50 ipdia.'l., Boston.
1'--tr4
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1859: SPRING IMPORTATION. $50
CHINA. QUEENSWARE AND GLASS.

CHINA. QUEEWsWAhL AND o11HSS.
WNI, +. BUTLER,
1NrOETrr AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER.
NJ. ~ MUN STGtrr, RicENo>p. Va.
nov oIcn;n. unusually larse .;o:t "i China x;
4 F.rbcnsare and Glassware; Looking Glasses ~
Cns,or.; Lamps Of all kin aud Fancy Good. which ~
he Offers al wholesale and retail 10" the same goods
"a, be purchased Snrh Of ;h. market.
virginia North Carolina and Tennessee merchants are
invited, TO examine stock ani price, here if"r. going FAR
,h.r. :, - , ,,r
II, ,,;,; ,i,.ratch March elm
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the obscurity from whence he has beer ex-
humed
But the spirit and tone OF the Wing con
vince us that i, rs joined 10 lis idol Yet
we cannot 'ict him alone" We shall, there
fore from time 10 tne, continue the scraps
for the campaign especially shall We continue
our labor, in the dusty files OF the Wig
since it has mo objection whatever
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KILLED NJ TIE FALL Of TnEE.-During tine
s,9.l,. Q, Thur-day n.c!;, Mr. Sni'hson j. Williams
.or several yea-- !r,, ,e,de; @! ISnTic', bu' o''
ro,--Iy a. po;,r,,,.-,. -iie riding home. within
few miles 9: Manchester, vas killed h' iA'i oi
tree d.oG7n DOWN .: :as TuG.