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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-17
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The Recent Election -Monongalia County.

Mcssrs. Editors IL see that the "Whig' OF
your place is gorifying itself over the doinSs
of MOnongalia county in the late election. Per.
nit Inc to explain the position OF affairs. y few
years ago the Democrats here adopted the sys-
ten Of primary elections, for the nomination OF
candidates for the House Of Delegates. &c, by
small vote A great portion of the party
WAS opposed to it at the time, and ever has
been The day of the primary election, this
Spring was the most inclemcnt of any we
have had for three months; there was, conse-
qucntlv, very small vote pollcd say 400 out
OF 1870. At that election, by minority vote,
against two other men, n man was nominated
on the West side Of the river, who was per-
sonally Objectionable 10 great majority Of
the Democrats of the county. In addition to
this those vino were opposed to the primary
system. took this opportunity to kick out Of
the traces, ard refuse to support the nominees,
with view to break it down. Thus the Demo-
cratic party here was completely disorganizcd.
many refusing to 20 to the polls, and many who
did, voting only for the opposition candidates
for the House Of Delegates On the contrary,
the Opposition was better organized and made
greater effort than at the Presidential clcc.
ton. They also had the immense personal i'll
hucncc of W. 7. Wiley, Esq. opposition cam
dilatc for Lieutenant Governor "a gentleman
of great moral worth and popularity in his own
ncighborhood,) and of K l.. Berkshire, Esq.
candidate for Congress, gentleman with
many personal friends. And We must al
low that their party earned success here,
although they did not achieve it. for they bur
dcncd their souls with misrepresentation enough
to sink them so deep in Tophet that no resur-
rection trumpet shall ever awake them. They
seemed 10 give themselves up to mlsrcpreSenta-
ton with perfect looscncss. And what did they
achieve: With the help Of di>alfcctcd Demo
Gratis, they elected a man to the Legislature.
who is one Of those respectable wOodcn.icadcd
men, who never speaks, and seldom votes
when he is there. because he does not know
what is going on. They gave u majority for
Mr Wiley, which would have been larger, if
many of his personal Democratic friends had
not been deferred from voting for him by the
course pursued by his party. For Governor
they polcd every Opposition vote in the coun-
ty, and were beaten over 300 votes while
there were over too Democrats WHO did no;
vote There are over 2l0O voters in this county,
and there were hut few over 900 votes poll,d.
Let us have Il fair contest, and Old MonongI-
ia the pet of the Editor of the Whig, is good
for 900 Democratic majority. As we Of the
Northwest would like 10 have our position uii-
derstood. and your paper has an extensive cir
culation in this region insertion Of the above
will obli=c, yours, truly. MoSoSGALN.
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IMPORTANT FRos1 MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, June li.-Vera Cruz dates
to 9Th the inst. have been received It i. &c.
ported that Miratnon had suppressed a pronun.
ciamcnto at the capital by the priest, IN favor
Of Zuleags; that tho church hod tried Mira
mon who had arrested Padres and sctt them
to Vera Cruz. The expedition Of Narquese
against Morclia was driven back after the town
was ravagcd. The women were stripped nh"ci
and whipped for the purpose o: o5'ain'ns hid
den treasures. Americans ami foreigners have
suffered. Mlramon has decrcad that Vera Cruz
imnortst;ons shall be co.i.c.ted. Consul Black,
it i reportcd is ro;n. 10 Vera Cruz Tor safety,
from the rabblc army. II Is rH,"V:ed .ia' Nch.
Cabos was rlva.ing Oaxaco. hence PIRATE par
ties are advised not toaite'np' 10 cross INC Ism
mus of Tehuantepec. II Is reported 'nat Lc'
loago bas been imprisoned oy MiTaInOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-17
HYGBIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.

TE1IiIS most dcpcae seaboarl summer resort located
in full view OF Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake
Bay and the site Of the arges, military post In the Union
for Monroe will be ready for the reception OF visitors
the 10th Of June
No watering place In America presents higher attractions
than this "brisht particular locality Of the Sunny South.
Here may be found delicious salt BATH and every luxury
Of the salt water region her the Southern gentleman
and lady may come with their coored domescs, aud he
safe from abolition interruption
or IN. place, the lion A. dudley Mann has said "OH
Point Comfort yOn D,dy rely rpm H. has 0U The YHtt-
Ges IL make Il he Bidryjt- of ne fhii@d Stdft.'
June G--cwGw JOSEPH SEGAE, Proprietor.
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r. Ne Eaitors Of The Enquirer: ::

YriiE'lLLE, June ~, 1919.
Gentlemen Jack Frost (Oppositionist) J
made his very unwclcome appearance in this
and adjoining counties on the night Of June
9Th, destroying the corn crop in some portions
Of the county entirely, in others damaging to
such m extent that not more than half crop
will be made.
The wheat crop in this and Tazcwell county
will not be, am informed, more than about
onc-third the usual yield, on account Of frost
and the joint worm. If it costs, as yonr iocai
says fifty cents to share an Opposltionist IN
Richmond it would be a matter OF some spec
uiation to say the actual cost OF SA@e."y an
Oppositionist and disappointed farmer IN our
little Mountain City.
The weather has been rather cold Tor the last
week or so, up here. Respectfully, &C.,
LECoVPTE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-17

There are niue children Of NIr,ogla, an1
Prince Albert, four boys and i've girls These
are all, except the Princes E3ya., to be pro.
vided with partners ~ ma.ilas'' ana tneSe
partners must be ioun1 among the ro!a! iam!.
lies of the continent. y most Of the sprige oi
royalty OF the continent are poor, 1t wil! COS,
England handsome SUN OF money TO support,
in rova! stvlc these children Of her Majesty.
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John / CRITTENpEN.

The commonwealth published ut VIII
mington, Delaware, has run up the name of
John J. Crittenden, of Kentucky, for President,
in 1s6O-subject to the decision of the Peoples
National Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-17

Uom.-A mans house ouid be OF the bill.
top Of cheerfl!ness and serenity, 50 high that
no shadows rest on it. and vhcre the morning
comes % early, and the evening tarries so late,
that the day has twice as many golden hours
n those Of other men. He is 10 lie phi, i
whose house is in some valley Of grief between
the hills. with the longest night and shortest
day. Home should be the centre Of JOY, equa.
orial and tropical.
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MoNTGoN
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

VNHlS WATERING PLACE will be open for the reception
l. Of visitors on the l>r DAY ~ IrNE, l>5g.
Ample arrangements have been made for the acconmo
daOn Of
ONE THOUSAND PERSONS.
II is situated the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road,
from which there i Rail Road To- the door OF ;v Hecep
ton House and is eluidsant between New orrsn' and
New York.
There will be Daily Line Of fou: Horse Coaches a
Superior Turnpike Road Icy way the yellow Sulphur and
New River White sulphur Springs, and the
GEL RATED SAIL POND,
and through country unsurpassed in the grandeur Of its
BOLD MOUNTAIN SCENERY,
10 the Salt sulphur, Grcenbrirr White Sulphur, sweet
Springs and other Virginia Watering Places.
This is IN. NE,REsT R0CfE from the Virginia and Tcnnes
Rail Road 10 the Salt sulphur and GrreIlrcr White
Sulphur Springs.
Nav l9--d.ctf ROBERT II. MOSBY, Proprietor.
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Dr,rn OF Az AUSTRIAN GESERAL.-The Aus
trian General (Benedeck) who was wounded in
the thigh near Casale, and was obliged to have
his ler amputated, has died Of the operation
II was whilst experimenting one Of the unsuc.
cessfnl attempts to cross the Pc, at Frassinetto,
thar he was wounded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-17

CIASRERRIEs AND HrcKLEBERRIEs.-ocean
county, n. j., has long been celebrated for the
quantity and quality of her huckleberries and
cranberries, and hundreds ofthousands OF bush.
els are annually sent to market The profit on
the crop, on good land, is from $loo to Sooo
per acre, and the appearance of both, at the
present time, is said to be very promising
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600 REWARD.


DAN AWAY from the subscribers, Thursday night,
Ii the iih instant. four likely Negro Men, named Wy
LIE, SAM, bob and SAM.
MlilE purchased OF II. s. Eobards. tf North Caro-
lna the h March, about u years o: age: five feet
or eleven inches high; likely complexion very dark, and
talks free and easy when spoken To-.
SAM Is about ~ years of age; five feet eight nine
inches higl purchased Of George ID. Pace, Of Rich
mond the lh OF March, and purchased by Mr.. Pace
of William Jones' Of Gloucester county. lie i likely
and stout AMI OF dark complexion and has from
cut OF OF his legs
BOD is fv. feet inches hsh purchased OF =
Rryensurg OF King and Queen county the lt Of APRIL
aged sou 30 years; very black and stout when he e he
had small his face, caused from boil not quite
we'll
SAM Is about five feet eight inches high; Of dark
copexon stout and well made purchased of Henry
v Morris for Mrs. II Pggoi Of James City county, on
u. LIST of April. Some few whip marks on his back.
The above reward will be paid the apprehension and
delivery of the said negroes In Eicmond Va 80
or each negro his delivery security In some jail
that can get him 49,
should said neyroe, be taken in Richmond IIenrico
81 only wall be paid for EACH JVNE> sLAItR.
Ricuyovn tnrll lH lS5Q--dltcwG
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To TEACHERS AND OTHERS.

(t1Nb -e..g1l, cf IrIrnc rom e IhDor and cohuht-
lt-. % school oae. Cor saie the property known
tDGgw00p" about thee !curths o: mile from Pal.
~ Va Il i She sea; OF Il very lourishing school, which
a.. be- continued ard enlarged by early attention. The
% "a, sa- pairoaigr both Of bolrdcr, and day scho-
/.
- 'sitiini, all new. and erected especially
''a'.a. school, The location Is unsurpassed Os any
: 'riig, c9ta:o-, and heai;hfalne-s.
'od sell wh ;he buildings 80 10 acres OF Land. or
'ie @; ;t- adjoining tract, which contains nearly $40
:. A.! : n ene state ot Improvement.
,F lae:,7Ias can he made favorable the purchaser.
..t .-ct. ID FAKKAH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-17

TINE OF HoLpISG THE MARYLAND STATE
FAIR-The Maryland State Agricultural Far
will be held on the show ground at Frede'
rick, on Tuesday, 25th; Wednesday, 2eth
Thursday, 27th, and Friday, 2sth days OF oc'
tober.
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the p'F'iS' III interest JOHN o. L. GocGly, Trustee
co.spEW @ MoNx spRINGS roR SALE.

TlNIS desirable Watering place and summer retreat i
now offered for sale. Situated IL Is, within two
miles Of the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, 1t can, with
little additional expense ba made one Of the most de,ra.
BILE Summer Retreats In Eastern Virginia As to Medicinal
aua,ie. and virtue the water has superior In East
ern Virginia For the truth Of this statement Will refer
to the names Edwin Scott Mr. Scott DIR. VIM Harrison,
John T. Mason. of sussex Z. H., Henry Birdsong. William
Andrews and Wavcrley Station. There $50 acres OF
land by old survey - or ~ acres, will; little labor viii
land l. In original growth Of hne Pine Timber. Any
who may wish buy get bargain. Come and see for
Yourself as determined to sell at some price Ny
Post otice Is Surry Court House, Va.
In,.S-c,f j. r. WILIIeIT
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, per pound.
wM. HtGAR, Jll. & co.
NOTICE.

JwO Certificates Of Stock u: the Farmers Bank Of Vir
sai IN the name Of Ann T. Mack!ndrr. numbered
tor seven shares, dated March l.;l. 1888, and the
numbered l:jl ios ty- shares, dated l>t October
saTirc been los or n!said. application will be made
,caea OF The sane. and all persons hereby call
,oa 70 shOS cause Il there be any, why certificates
ia ~. .hail rot he issued. JOHN DEBHEE,
y,y.i--cln Administrator cf Ann T. Mucsuder, deed.
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HENRY LANE, lc, ,...
JAMES l.. TOMPKlNs,
Inyp CuCyr ilOtSP k, lima J-rin,
COW sIISSIO ERS,

X n l. +, OF Il l.. Al. +: 81 ~ II +;
pf VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
ID Of the city OF Rchmond, entered the 3rd day Of
June, l>> in the suit Of Bowes W-bber &C. We shall
As special Commissioners, sell the premises, on the
FIRST DAY OF JULY, l>? II fair If not. the first fair
day thereafter, the Tract Of Land situated In The upper end
Of the county Of Hanover, the odd Mountain Road
about - miles from Mclnond, and adjoining the lands OF
Vim. L. lriy Wm H. Nuckols ani others, containing about
-? acres-t0 Of which heavily timbcred with oak and
pine, aud the residue covered with pine wood 1t is well
suit -d to the growth os wheat aud tobacco aud in
Il healthy nei:hhcrhood.
TERMS OF SILE0nc fourth cash. 10 he paid by the rur-
chaser into "f the banks y! the city OF Rcnond; and
the balance in equal ins,aments, at and two years
hr secured ly hunds bearing interest fron the day
sale ni,I title be retained ill the order OF the Court.
JAMES l. YONS, com,,,..
~. <.tl
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NITTATIOy waNTED.-

W .a!er,sned, graduate Of the University Of Viz
Hai' " de,iTog' Of obtaining situation al teacher
ie'o'r recommendations can be given as TO scholar
iai character ANY information In regard to the
: &C. c,a be hal by ai!se>s!ns me, a, the University
gaia e. U.
,5 :S-rw',
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EDUCATINN.

hNILENAN aud his wife. without incumbrance,J
.-,'" 90 obtain situations a. Teachers IN Female
OF 70 teach in q nc:aborhood where male and
-' ';9ol could each be made up. Having five years
'ae= N 'cae.-. hey could give testimonials Of abili-
.a'ae .nlitrauch-s Of an English education Latin,
-''-' aat t.v rianJ Forte. Address,
EDUCATION,
~ !-cig po., os;.. ch,r,o,,c.vilIe va
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OFfiCE At THE sTUKE OF
CHRISTIAN LATBRoP, No. 80 MAIN STREET,
III HERE d.pOs,es will be received, which an interest
w i,f cent. will be paid all sums remaining on
-. ,A months or longer and per cent for shorter
=. ..s,g,ioa has been IN existence thrtyone years;
!. ..t os,r ten millions o! dellsrs: has suspended
r. lost dollar or failed 20 pay any certiti-
j.. sAea due. JNo THOMPSON. President.
wM II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES.
PURLIC SALE or VALUABLE LANDS,
WIIA AOUT r e SER NEt

an SATURDAY, JULY NINTH, 1859 will sell on the
premises those valuable lands. within three miles
Of Knoxville known ;lc lUNAS FARM containing about
eight acres, nearly half cleared about one
aud sevcnyv- jus, >own in Cloyerour hundred acres,
mere. well Tlmbered-the whole well Watercla Good
T, place will be fir; offered In parcels and then put up
altogether and the sale will be on that basis which
brings ih- largest amount.
ALSO The Eth JULY, will sell at Union Depot on
E, Tennessee and Virginia Ra Road the valuable lands
lying OH llosion River and bounded by the River oppo-
site side from depot about hundred and fifty acres,
and about half clcaredbaancr well tmhered This tract
vii al" lie offered in parcels and then WHOLE and
sale made on that bass bringing the largest amount.
o;h these tracts will h. sold a credit ana
iw" years, interest payable >eianually Notes well
i"rcd PAYABLE in Union Bank with separate for -
tcrc>i anl lien taken Oh land for purchase money.
These lands Mi! he sold by me- attorney in fact for
Martha t. Churc.iwr and her husband ". VI. Churchwrl,
TO the former Of whom they belong.
L.,aA. ..iI.. IL. 4
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\ NpLENDID TRACT or LAND.


Ci yir OF a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Chancery
- for Floyd county, in the Of John W. Headen
Administrative ani Others John Board and others, rem
upon the premises on the 2l day Of JULY, l>9 THE
FAMED TRACT OF LAND OF McCahe, Headrn + Co, on
urks Fork in the county Floyd an by survey
containing u> This land has for many years been
regarded a< far the valuable Tract Of Land in the
county of Floyd. aud with slight improvements could be
made one among the finest farns Ia Western Virginia.
four hve hundred OF is the finest meadow
land 10 be found anywhere the portion Of which Is
cleared aud now in The rolling land lies well for cul
vation, aud Is Of superior quality. fair portion
the and still in native forest Not foot the land is
exhausted. There several buildings upon the land Ia
which persons reside. Buks Fork Creek beautiful trout
stream entirely through the land which together with
numerous branches and number OF the finest Springs,
water the land In very convenient manner.
II Is reied unnecessary TO give more extended de-
scfpon, IL persons desiring TO purchase WILL doubtless eS-
anime the lands before the day uf sale.
We authorized sell the Whole tract together or di
vide il IN smaller tracts which viii determine on the
day of sale.
From investigation OF the title. feel warranted In
saying that there doubt but villa, is perfectly clear
and sound, and there Is no dispute abou, H.
TG.Ns-Une cent. CASH The remainder in L. i and
- months. equal instaimcnts.
Either OF us, Capt. john Helm, who lives The land,
The tenants Who reside upon the land viii show To
those desiring 10 purchase.
II E thought the extension Of the Richmond and Danvile
Rail Road will pass this land The n-ichhOrhood is
good one
HENRY LANE, lc.,..,
JAMES l.. TOMPKlNs, ! @''""''
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG nEN,

June li--cit
SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
oessNER HARRISON. M. D..L.L.D.
Two oleu September lsnext, ~ miles from Greenwood
Il Depot r. o., Albernarlc county, Va.
Trnns: Tuition and board except light for ten months
.s>U payable one.lf September Isl, and the other half
February ls
Adlre>. the subscriber u. Angus. 18th, at the rniver
siiy Of Virginia.
May ls-clUi. GESsNER HARRISON.
UNIV RSITY OF VIRGINIA..
APPOINTMENT or STATE STUDENTS
UNIIE Faculty will proceed the 1T Of July nest {" ap
Il point State Students. ill vacancies which viii then
exist In The following districts.
Ilf-Norfuk and Princess AniIe.
V.-Sussex Southampton and Grecnsvillc.
vI.-Ci,y of Petersburg and Prince George
rnI.-powha,aii, Cumberland and Chesterfield.
N-Luncnburg, No,oway and Prince Edward.
Nv-Campbell and Appoma'tox.
XyI.-Cy Of williamsbur:: James City, Charles City,
New Kent York. Elizabeth City and Warwick
yyII-Ilanover aud lienrico.
NXiI.-Caroiine and Srottylvania
NXIII.-Staiord. King George and Prince William.
XXvl-rauquicr aud EappahannocE.
XXvII-Madson, Cupepcr, Orange and Cireena.
NXvllI.-Albemarle.
XXIY.-Lousa, Gioociland and fluvnnna.
XXXII.--IIamJshire. Hardy and Morgan.
NXXllI.-fredrrick. Clarke and Warren.
NNNIV.-Shcnandoah and Page.
XXNr.-Rockingham and Pcndle'oh
XXXyIL-Ba,h Highland and Rockbridse
-Alleghany. Bctctourt, Roanoke ami Cfaie.
XXXIN-Carrol, Grayscn, Floyd, Montgomery and
Pulaski.
XL.-Mrreer, Monroe, Giles and Tanewell'
NLl.-Smyth, Wythe and Washington.
XLlI.-Sco,i, Lee Russell and Wise.
NLIIl.-Kanawha, Putnam, Logan, Boone, wyoHrnr'
Roane and Calhoun.
NLv.--Mason, Jackson. Cabell Wayne and Writ.
XLvI.-Rich-, DOdjrdee, Harrison, Peasants and
Wood.
XLvIIl.-Upshur, Barbour Lewis, Gmer, Randolph and
Tucker.
L-Brooke, Hancock and Ohio.
Applications accompanied by proper testimonials, should
he addressed TO the subscriber and should reach the Cn
versity by the s3;h OF June
State Students exempt from charges for maricu-
laon tuition rent, and OF the Library but have
to- roydc for all other expenses.
circular giving fuller information will be forwarded TO
such a. apply for it. S. MAUPIN,
April 2S-c6w Chairman Of the Faculty.
". N. d II. H. TRkDWAH,
ATT RNEY AT LAW.
WILL attend regularly all the Courts Of Ptsylvans and
w Franklin counties and also the Quarterly and supe
rior Courts Of the county Of Henry.
E Address Et,sylvana G. H., Va. Feb 1-dY
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GL ENTIvAR II,

A FARM OF l76 ACRES IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY,
FOR SALE PUBLICLY, on TIE 10TH OF AUGUST
SENT.
TlNIS Farm lies a, the OF the Blue Ridge !, miles
Il west Of Charlottesville. The House contains rooms
above the basement AMI is within h:,ecn minutes walk oi
Greenwood Depot the Central Railroad The land -
goodt Is retired and easily acceSsble and Tor HEALTH
good n-igborhood, convenience Churches and the
best Classical Schools few places have greater advantages
Erookland school (pinwddie) within half mile, and the
Scloo! Dr. essnrr Harrison. Of the University Of Vir
gnia viii be- within two miles. Address
:. w, BLAIN,
GEO. a. fAREoW,
Greenwood Depot. Virginia
- Inquire Of y. Il. SeaLrook, Col W. u. Blair or W.
uitri.nn Of Richmond. JuneL--tds
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