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FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR TEXAS

A VALUABLE and beautiful Farm, situated 3" milsS
N from Richmond, nf the best raiIroai-, IN 4
most d..irablc ncrlhorhoo and near thriving village
where there are churches hotels, stores, large depot
p0.i-uaic- telegraph rtr, g.. The tract contains b"
acres 500 under cultivation. Of = Ii r.rg hfrg' p'"
DOrDr Is jo:iyYi land oi the h", quality, and ali we'll
drained Tie balance /, in original wood with small i"r-
lion o. second growth pine. 80
Tni, Land i, highs snIr"d ali the -t,Pl"- "r The
country and abounds III wafer from the I1rcNi HF'
.;,ru.. in every part OF The Improvement, are "A't-
,iyr mostly new lacly repaired, and in good style
The location, hctitu perhaps not surpassed y
MANY in rhi. yIr state" and healthy any "-
in the world.
Ti. Farm i. offered Tor ale privately. would he ~
changed in part for Land la Mas suitably located.
For further particulars. address Enquirer Once Eish-
maui "a July 9-cjin
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THE TlsNPlHH ROAD

said Turmrih. extends from HsrrscmhnrS IN tie county
# Eocsinchar. pOiat the Eiuc Eiig" Turnpike.
w.hin ha mile Of GoGdonSyil',. II l,s.e- through a
icu-cly populate section "r country. ana commands a
!ss 'ravci which will be greatly increased hy the
completion 81 the Manassas tap Railroad I" Hrr>"n"ur
rk.Is oT SAE-Onc.ihird of tc purr!a>r nrn.y to l."
paid In four ,aon- and ihiri In rlgt: mouths, aud
ouc.ihrd Ia Twelve months rom the dag o 'i", the rur-
chase moncy 20 secured BY well endnr," negotiable
ro;.s lien upon H." property BE- retained Until the
Irch,s. money paid. Acting Trustee. 't!l convey
such titic ~ j. vested in ule ny said deei.
o., lS-,lls r. A. SHANDS, Trustee.
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OF S2OO,i5O OF VIRGIL
~, p,yr Am sIy PER CENT. DEBT.

Ig holders Of the following certificates Of debt s,ned
rs- stat. OF Virgins will take notice that 'he Com.
ny, Of n. SinSin: Fund, calling IN tie ccr;h' ''" OF
,hs order in which they authorized ~ he r"'trfrd,
,,-ed OH the SIst day Of December. lN"', to r'r"n
.,-,iacairs a. the Treasury OF the Commonwealth.
lr, OF said certificates required On the said %St
,r.,,r 1852 20 Surrender the sane NJ ~" o'fc" OF
.rI AUDITOR whether surrendered rg not '''- inter-
ID. cease that day.
- m Ac, passed s.,h February isi!, authorizing
md of Public WORKS 70 sUhScr'h" 90" h"'inf of the
,.scl!ih 10 tn" stock rl ne = ''r-'irs Railroad
t.r.aug.
0rF. W.
r,.. -, -. ar-rsr lhr ,r,.1 Nnni= ,;"orsr
t,r,uXtl. pus,. vf
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SIN TO Ms
M " R g II II

As THE SEASON FOR PLANTING l. NOW aP-
N PKOACIII NC, the scrb-r, would inform their
friends and the public that their stock Of FIJI SS1
TnEES OF hand with respect 20 quantity, size "nd Il
quality l. superior !" anr'"y have ever before been a"e
q olrr.
OUE NURSERY w4s established in l>.i by The senior
partner: and with regularly ncrsasing demand has been
continued to the present time. The satisfaction give" 10
ouT numerous custops in Virginia as well r. the neigh
boring States, SPEAK. 'or itself.
W. have just heard report from s"n- OF our i'cmd IN
tho S;,ccpr couns. thai man who represents him, ell
10 bs nm a.cn; or partner OF Mr. L. rrDoE, in the Nursery
lp.in,. as been stating that they had honeh; ns oai and
thai w. ~, retired from ia. bu-ne. We take ihi- "cct.
ion 20 .ay taa, such statement fae, AMI wh" any
.Dunda'ion whatever. =,
s" order. giir..-rd u. Richmond. or left al T.
I sin,on Go = VIM Palmer. Son S Co. L. J0his:"n a
U,nS Johnston Drrp-rora Logan Waiter, ni m-'
with rroGupt attention. w ...> , -.
l--rwluI J'Stiii slN'pN 4" sun
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SyuRGINIA-IN CHANCEEY.-In Hanover, Circuit
\ Court September 18th, iNE'
II 4. Comrunuw .ah nf Virginia

Against , -,
"''"" w. Defendant
W Dahney who prosecute' the pleas "i inc Coinon @ m
wea!;h In the said Court this day exhibited IN saio Sou
behalf nf m, Commonwealth o Virginia, hill ChnhSeF'
alleging among other THINKS, tha, certain James tuS,
native OF scotland 10 the Kingdom oi "rea ba.n nav
departed his life. within the said coahl! , ~ % ,h
amount OF tyr or x Thousand dollars that TIE sa
dercici and belonged the said CommonW"ann :" VI
ynia and asking for decree 81 the same Ahu on ms
motion is ordered that the next OF KIM any OF 'ne
said James Adr and all Others claiming or Interested VI
and make them. defendants to said h aud that
copy Of this order published for three month,
lively In the Richmond Enquirer, newspaper printed 10
the cty OF Richmond and In the Constitution newspaper
published IN the city Of Washington. Copy-IsHS:
oe, .O-sn Gro. L. CHRISTIAN, D. G.
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oAkLAwN.LocA ONE FKoM


s)Y order q II. lvsa'.s,. undersigned VIII Sol" On
ID THE FIRST MONDAY ~ Li\;iHS. '~''. ~ iTl"u.
c.,-r CcurOI,c the highest bidder, wIihcn' reserve,
this Nalah. Fti. t. contains about -" h.aIred acres
oi excellent land, considerable portion meadow,
O. superior quality. The improvements CONSIST oi family
residence Wi ,i\ rD"i2s Together Hi'h AShcr, suoke.
house barn. sc. TIE h-a!;tUiuc.s oi H. location aud
pleasant n.rlboriood render Il .rdhl- home for any
person AMI thu proximity oG th- Cour on.r makes II AZ
ahysn,.srou. residence inT lnwy,t, p''il or me-
Chauir.
Enr further information address 'hy unie-;usL nr Pc
tcr>bur: Va. W T. DAVIS,
NJ n-r,nSD-r Executor Of " E. pa. :, deceased.
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sUTp-a1tnN WANTED,

YOUNG gen,lerna;l no |. graduate ofthe University
of North Carolina, and is qualified 10 teach the th
.h language in all s various branches, Latin, IretS
French li-rnanl the rud!ehs Of the Italian, aud he
higher branches OF Mathematics h desirous of obtaining
situation as tutor 10 private family, principal In an
academy He refers by permission TO the Faculty Of the
uyer,ity OF North Carolina. and TO Col. William DasIer'
Vile, Jr, of Lonbsrdy Grove, Va. Address J. b. H..
ForEsyile Meckenhurg county, Va. Nov .-cu
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lrOis SAI.E.

.sY FARM. FAIRFIELD, yins in ,iic county Of
Afa "oocHaud adjacent 80 the lands q" ME- - sS"'n
Eii Ssiryi;h ami Walter leakC containing a"oui -"
mere, linG-br'. 10 and 10" OF when are IN
grounds ai,ln nile OF the cNua. and shout 49, "
ed and i, ha all tn n~r">-srT "thou.es hot -oi ~,
ysry T. will be sold public t", on the 18th day o' nf-
CENlIEE next made know. the day oi SAFE f"r
further information apply 20 cu the pr-ini..s on ne
day Of sale. lhohAs fiMoi'h'''>'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-06

Doctor Pomcrov. Secretary of the American
Board Of Commissioners Tor Foreign Missions,
ha- been removed from hs office tor fHn'ofa.
conduct lie has published statement, oy
which it appears he has been mace VICTIM -
the cnticemcnts of three different "onIrn ~
each of whom, for the purpose IL .,is. aa
exposure he paid $500. lie ae'' az; '"''e
further
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coumIsSIoNEI EIs'> SALE or SLAVES ar


u.I'HSl AIT 10 decree of the Circuit Court o Louisa
county, rendered on the %;d day "i September, i'
In mi, in Ch,ucrry therein depending between Niaia
B.ndl.s .uryyiu. trustee of himself aud Fcnda Ci,
deceased plaintiff, and John liuGtc- Gnd william VI
,mbl.r trustees &C aud other defendants shaI "a,
commi, -oner nnirr said decree sell a. public anc'oi ~
Irr., Court house OH MONDAY. TlIE i2fli DAY OF Df
CLNnEY next that being court day -la"c uain"l Diana
ana her Two ynungcsr children NJ" highest bidder Tor
ca.h. wa H"N'"'''
.xt,
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pEyITENrIAny or VIRGINIA.

MANUFACTURED a, Ill, institution, and sold H.ere ana
h a,thp Agent. store No. % Pearl 'tfe-t N" '"""'bs
articles A. reduced prices, towIL,
Boots shoes and BrugI:~
Women Children ami servants sfr"r.
WAGON and Car; Harness oi -very h"-rFir''vn
Machine Randi. leather i"."
Wagons, Car,-,
DrayS ard Nh""ibsIT""-.
w.ri=uh.s, Safes, &.
striped ,ad Plr.d Cortnu-
K.rs-y. and IIr.rys for plant alton h.uhs
R-,dy mad. Clothing FOR Servants
Mos, "f ~. above articles hand aud i"r sale. "f W.
n. adr q. repaired o''r Jon WORK don" l" "r""r. ~
,ho-, nocr tor cash, rUnr'ra Customer. "nit i
short tine.
proInpt!y attended IL" hdi:'.s !. VI. SiMM"'
- I'D s,..r.L Va rrniicniiaIN.
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DIED 10 Petersburg, on s'aSs MI iIiIANs w!:e Of
ihs ne, a% no6sa H.q n.fch,n, there eaygs ae,ospa
ybt children aud large ercf. Of re!ar's az
tsnces 20 mourn The los: Of I'''' 11se''
10. mother ant ;Elsld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-06

Grrpr sulrn-A letter from d physician
Of the Ttica Asylum, OF the date No,Sm%er !. '.e'
.. Ss,b i"T SAYS ,ha, Terri, smith was Tea'!y IN
.rorcd zro,,. l. and ii, now quite hi'nss
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MAR RIED.
. S
DIED.,

urRr.p, at shirley, Nov: gTh. by the HiIi
t6uS WICKuAM, Of Henrieo, :" kLtS ot .t ~. IL.
C,PTrR. eide, daughter Of Hi tare'' t'o
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TKu>rEE'> SALE or TmE noCKiNG-

SY virtue Of deed OF trust executed TO hc -''"d
ID a. Trustee hy tie Rookie ghan Turnpike Company,
the benefit III, parties therein nt:n", n:d which
decd bears date the l diy ot June l>, shall proceed
10 S.li a, puhl;r auction G"ri,us Vile, county
on SATURDAY. TIE TwENrY.fIfful pay ~ fEBHl'
M
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tcES.r WANTED.

rr,, soIci, order, 80. ga and 49, ratrn s-"n-
Machine. salary -" per H"nih m.lh expenses aih
u 4 rr,,,icnI machine every family: simple IN IL
construction that child can learn TO run IT, and hal: AZ
hour, experience will en.ble lady to oera with It well
Warraated equal 10 any high priced nsch!nr-
,aJr.r. I. HALE, in. s co,
uiw Sewburyp"r Mas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-06

NrOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Com.
psny will be held the Exchange H on Thursday, the
i',. W. sSNs,a w. u. POWERS Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-06
PUBLIC kEr1r.c IN KING WILLIAM.

At an enthusiastic meeting held At King
William Court House. "n Monday, November
2Sth, Irrespective Of party, to express their m
digna,ion at the late outrage committed at iiar'
per'S Ferry by John Brown and his abcttorS,
WIN. \. BraXton was called To the Char, aud
Cam:n : Garrett appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been ex-
planned in iorciblc and pertinent remarks by
Dr. John :. Lewis,
VIM 3 fontainr. Z. BoggS and John II.
Pitts addressed thc meeting III stirring appeals.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
l. Resolved. That committee Of tive bc ap-
pointed to draft resolutions declaring our de.
termination to purchase no article of Northern
manufacture, aud such othcr resolutions a.
they NAV deem tir, t" be presented to this
meeting. on the fourth Monday III December
next.
>. Resolved That the thanks + this com.
musitv are i.,ridy returned 10 Gov. Wise for
his promptncSs and icarcssnesS in Suppressing
the late outrage at llarpcrS Ferry.
The following gentlemen were appointed by
the Chair to draft resolutions. viz: John ;.
Levi. VIM. :. Fontainc, t. B. Douglass, c.
bugs and John II. Pitts.
On motion. the meeting adjourned IN ron.
vcnc on the fourth Monday in December next
Resolved, That the proceedings r. ior"ar led
to the Rlrhmonl Enquirer, kchl lnond Wing
and the Richmond Examiner.
! WM. y BRANToN, Ahai!rnar
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Hon. II. 4. WISE,
Enrarnnr Of ihr Slair al. Nircilin.
Execution OF Captain John brown.

w rr invited 10 meet in Cornthian Hail. Rochester, on
Friday, Dec. I'd, at ! O'Clock, II. W.,
To aurroprary the .raEca event aud rtne"ed
"a themselves the patriotic and Christian "oT
Of eGrcng the abolition OF ta; most dangerous unnatural
cruel and impous system Of Slavery, which Il the uiiu!
source all sectional heart burnings an conne's,
which powerfuy and increasingly tends 20 promote s.r'ie
n,urrectons and civil when cannot he more truly or
mora comprehensvey described than "THx SIN sf ALL
which burning disgrace and fearful curse
Ia the whole country the speedy extinction o which,
alone can the land he saved from violence blood and utter
decentralization.
Of Freedom, will address the meeting.
collection will be taken for the benefit II the Sid"~ and
family Of Capt. John Brown.
~ Admission, FREE.
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70 TEACHERS.

, SPLENDID SCHOOL PROPERTY, Of modern ''yl: md
eubly situated together with .i< acres .; li j. Ini
- ,un, m. following reasonable term, Hf: -" c'si
and annuL payments Of f51 "a H. Lnr properly,
m Of The .x acres Of land, COS, sj,uoo II !,
i,j l., bcau,lful yray. hdIia mile from the city oi
Rome Georgia aud /, now occupied by e. J Msfr"der'
graduate Of the Virginia Military ln.ttntr Aanrc,s
ls-clW~ T. W. SiEihbEi no''', v
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tES.rIEnAS graduated wiih honor At cue o
N our tir.t College. ul"r"ughy experienced teaShcr
desires an -.cug.. ia Cnllcgr Academy, In h"a'hi
section NJ ,h. south Satisfactory testimonials gN"r
tIr.. PRINCIPAL,
Nov .s-rsN Scotland Neck I. u. Halifax Co, y. L.
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R,CHmoND LIVE STOCK nAVKE Er.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK nANkEI.
TIyE undersigned having procured the services VI u.
~ IN. Rchmond market, will. with LGth,r 5. Irvine, br
IN IN. market ON the LIST day of september n-N. esare
20 si,. cir undivided attention all ous.r"'s 'f"'"
70 sn and feel confident, from their long "AP''" :"
he ani. 10 give entire satisfaction.
", viii make liberal adrsn cement, on conSienu.mi>
" JOHN GROUSE.
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.. ! per ct. Johav wGlco<. Peters.
UUfE, @'''''
81. Ir. ~. 20. Jane, Caskir, .; Rich
,,o,t Il, .,.,I
). r,n, nenr.. William

An Act 20 Increase the capital stock uf ia" Ports
= ~ ,ad Roanoke Railroad Company, and 10 auth".
prescription iheret" on behalf OF tn state, r'~~ei
:. J,nGsry, l>Si.
-. iln :, NY ., N,n, ii.hr.. William
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APPLE pE1IERS,... .tlAh A. BRAxTON.
\ aud nssnious articles for peaifpsy Of lie useful
8 Nan Tuos. MES, FOR sale III
AsvA "LKLEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-06
VOLUME LVI.-NUMBER 81.

mcnts OF sympathy or tolcratian with abol-
tionStS, either directly or indirectly.
3. Resolved, That Ngilauct Committees
twenty-five III number, BE- appointed 10 act in
The ith and 9th mayi>tc:ial districts. whose
especial dG'y il shall hc To carlE out the fore.
gong resolutions, i'll which all cur citizens are
expected to co-oreatr; all SUSPECTED persons
are 10 be brongh, before the ch%irman Of caclb
c''hl'ittvc, Who, with any two members, may
ac'' ana either bring them 10 trial or drive
them ii"in The ncighborhood, aS NAV be de-
tcrmnCd.
l. Resolved, Tha; the Delegate and Senator
from this couniT hc requested 10 cndcavor 10
have the law Of criminal trials SO amended ,ha,
a aJusticc "t the Peace may be authorized to re-.
Iuirc the Sheriff in his county TO empannel
jury for the trial Of any person brought before
him on charge of encouraging or promoting
insu!rcction or INSTRUMENTATION among the
slaves: and also TO have the sentence oi the
jury executed without delay.
The following supplementary resolution VAS
then offered by DR.. Huc>ner, of Louisa county,
and also adopted:
Resolved, That the committees be requested
io extend their action to adjoining districts and
counties, when necessity may seem 70 require
II, and their all Is called for.
,lrcr the resolutions had been passed Capt
Wmt. Nelson, Who had iict been present when
they were adopted, moved their rcconSidcra.
tlOn that he might offer other resolutions which
he thought were promo,iyc Of the ends sought.
Thi, led 10 discussion in which Capt Nelson,
Col ront.inr. Dr.. l.. Il. Anderson, DIR. Buck
ncr Edward Morris, John Page, Landon BcrAe.
ley and others took part McsSrS. Fonialne.
Morris. Buckncr ani Berkeley opposing the mo-
ton. The meeting refused 10 reconsider bya
storm of Mo,s.
! The following gentlemen were then chosen
as Committee men:
/ In district No. 4-,Iamcs Winston, Chair.
man; Mayor p II. Price. James VI. Pollard, I.
+. Taylor, F. Voolfolk, ". II. Campbell. I.
{. Brown, q. y. Stanley, j. X. Strong, K.
Gilman. W. Patrnan, {. p. GooiaII, Il. t.
Vaughan, +. e. TayIor j. Stanley, j. ).
Brown, VI. Cobb c. i. Vaughan, +. B. ralIey,
K. =. Mallory. W. I.ampkin. Thos. Stanley,
Ir.. DR.. .Norl" Smith and Vim. Prddy.
. ia the SiAth Di>trict-Dr. {. J. Fenell.
} Chairman; W L. Mallory, l.. B. Berkeley,
Samuel Ecld. T. T. Johnson, Alfred Duke, }.
". Phillips, Dr. {. T.. Thompson. J. w Good
win, J. l.. Swift, j. Holloway w j. Carpen-
/ ter, DR.. J. Hatch. i i. Dickinson. Y. VI.
Jones. j. ). Smith. &. Thompson. j. ;.
/ Thompson, Philip Nelson. T.. Ii. Hill, DR. +. j.
/ E"wAir f.. FontaInr, .Ir o. L. Anderson. Is.
! +. Lowry, and Sam'l Moody
On motion. the meetin; then adjourned
T. IT, NELSON. Chairman.
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r-rsr. r'rn''' .N"''is """rsr

e. 4 .Aul. 200"
$4,000
. =. A. Iu authorize suisse! INVu "n behalf OF
~ & .ra1n ~-alth IL the ,iock OF 'he Winchester aud
"a, !, Rail Road Company, and for other purposes,
-! 5 February, 1854. and Of an Act further I" pro
'5- .he payment OF SAID sabscr;r'"n. ra->ri !i!.
r...4orr. $50:
g,4. = per ct. John V. wGlcox. Peters.
a. " bur. S>"nn
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r.- An ..; 10 provide for the construction OF turn
.r.--,.t s-n.n Staun,on to ra:N.r-hurg 10Th March,
-. - amended under the I'd section az aU act !"
@ IL :D- raiSns loans 20 certain railroad couipan"-,
~ .7r or'-s purIo.es''' passed 2lst Ml-,h. iSi"
>. -,t.' lS i: yer VI. Joseph Smith q! hu'
' - ,,u.., cou.,.y IA pI
Worcester daily spy., 1859-03-28
NInrket.-NEw YonK, March 26.


COTTON quiet and unchanged; sales 500 bales Nidding
upands l2tc
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Flour-receipts 5491 barrels;
sales l20O0 bbs; State and Western without material
change; unsound s425Gj25; Super State S5,50g
extra State s640@6,75; round hoop Ohio $3.50 @6oO;
unchanged; sales $500 bbs; mixed To good, b25 a $50
fancy and extra S6,S5GlS25; Canada SUPER nominal ;
extra s6,40@7,50
Wheat dull and heavy; sales 1900 bushels; Chicago
spring Sl,05; Western red winter, Sl4Ss. Corn firm;
sales IL 900 bushels; mixed Western at 90c in store and
afloat; yellow Jersey and Southern SSs@590c Oats
dull; southern and Jersey 5O@55; Northern and West
ern $685.
mess $500 $500; prime s65OG91; repacked Chicago
s9,50@lli; prime mess sl7@4 Pork lrmeT for old and
mess, but duller for prime; sales $3.50 bbis;
SlS2@lS,25 for Sl75O@l7623 for old prime $2l,S7
OBJ Bacon quiet. Dressed hogs Duh at SfGSic. Hams
S3@49{ Shoulders 6i@7. Lard lower; sales 800 bbs at
ll39lls Butter dull Ohio l0@l5c; State l5923c- Whis
ky lower; sales $50 bbs at 27t2S Rice firm; sales $50
terces at 3fiic. Sugars active and firm; sales I4g0
hhds; New Orleans 7@S Muscovado 6t@7fc; Porto Rico
65@91& Coffee quiet and firm: sales 4D bags; Java l45
St Domingo g@9s Molasses active sales 542 hhds and
l25 bbs; New Orleans ~; MuscoGa 2S930
Worcester daily spy., 1859-03-28
MUSIC AND ART.

Gazziniga, who, by the death of her husband,
Count Maaspina, became a widow has again
married. The happy spouse is Mr.. Albetis,
well known as one of the most successful music
teachers in New York, and as the instructor of
Brignoli and Amodio.
The friends of art will be glad to learn that
Mr.. Leutze has concluded to make Boston his
residence. For many years, Americans have
been proud of his position in Germany, where
he obtained so distinguished a reputation as an
artist
Miss Adelaide Phillips, on the occasion of
the last performance of Safo at Havana, sang
the role of Climene so finely that she was called
before the curtain after each act, and crowned
with roses.
The Haymakers will be repeated in Boston
on Wednesday evening next, March 30. This
composition is quite success.
Madame Biscaccianti's farewell concert in
Boston will take place ON Wednesday evening
next, at the Music Hall.
"Our Musical Friend, which furnishes the
best music, weekly, for about one-tenth the
common price, promises to be one of the most
successful publications of the day. 1t may
always be had of S. Thompson & Co.
LOPEZ OF PARAGUAY.-I can hardly believe
Lopez rash enough to provoke an encounter
WHICH InuSL result Ill Ills ONGTllFOW. ne is III
his sixty-ninth year-obese and unwiedly as
Dixon H. Lewis very old, and, to make any
show of resistance beyond the batteries of his
fort, he must create Colonels-so many rival
ambitious in the state. His wealth is colossal /;
his despotism as absolute as that of Russia;
but he does not kill he only lets people die
He has shaped all Paraguay into magnificent
state in which 100000 slaves toll for him.
alone, all the year. 0ne-tenth of all the pro-
ducts of the land go to him or the Government
then the balance has to be sold to him at his
o,on price. A sale, by grower, of a pound of
Yerba-mate or tobacco to any one but him is
visited with three months Imprisonment and
$1,000 fine. Again, he has the monopoly of
three important articles on the river, Yerba-
mate Ia kind of tea tobacco and lumber.
For these he asks what prices he pleases, and
people have to pay it. A friend of mine late
ly in Paraguay, knew man who brought
down 200 arrobas Us lbs.) of Yerba, the fruits
of more than a years toll in the Yerbales, a
remote, hot, and unhealthy section of Para
quay. Lopez took it at l.50, and sold it at
So. The same party had been ordered to plant
tobacco, and rased very fine crop. When it
was ripe, Lopez ordered him to send it to the
Government warehouse at 81 the arroba.-
Letter to Journal Of Commerce.