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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
$9l5,344 65
JOHN s. RADY, First Clerk.

That the expectation Of new flood OF Uni
ted States bonds to the tune Of $50 100000,
contributes materially to keep Virginia bonds
at ninety-si1 cannot be denied. But when we
recolcct that the present State tax still deducts
ono fifteenth part of the interest due to every
stockhoder in Virginia, we find plain arith-
metical solution Of the matter, sufficient OF it
self to account for a depreciation of NEARLY
SEVEN pEK. CENT. on the capital stock. When
we add to this the fact that the last act OF the
Legislature operates to oblige the commission
ers of the sinking fund to buy up the State
bonds in the market, with the States own mo-
ncy, below par, and yet the other fact that ex'
listing laws still condtionally authorize every
municipal corporation in the Commonwealth
10 tax State bonds without limit We find moral
and material causes sufficient to account tor
depreciation in the market value OF our bonds
sufficient to triple that demonstrated by actual
quotations.
Federal extravaganza, then, even when con-
Quoted ON lattudinarian principles, is insuiti-
cient of itself, to reduce the bonds Of Virginia
below par. Let the Legislature once do its
whole duty TO the creditors Of the State, and it
is Immediately demonstrable that our stock
will at once command premium.
The beneficial consequence TO our public
works will be at once apparent. The present
annual working Of the sinking fund leaves
~
biennial margin at least sufficient to authorize
new appropriations BY each session OF the le-
eislature, to the amount of s5,o0o,o00. This is
apart from the annual surplus of $780, ,ooo al
ready mentioned. s35o,oO0 Of this surplus
makes seven per cent Gnterest and sinking
fund.- on an additional 100000 Thus if
the next Legislature will relieve public credi'
tors from burthens to which they are now sub
iected, and which are even more Improbable
than discreditable to the State-when States
bonds shall fas they musO rise to premium
q new appropriation of $l0,ooO,oo0 to works
of internal improvement may be made next
winter. without adding one iota to the present
rate of taxation, and still leave the State easy
financial elbow room, in the Shape Of an an
nusl surplus of $4,000.
We do not mean, by this calculation, to ad-
vocnte an immediate appropriation of this large
amount We lay it before our readers mainly
as striking demonstration Of the healthy state
of our finances, the admirable working Of the
sinking fund arrangement, and the very cred-
table management Of the Executive
There is one great consideration winch VIII
perhaps suffice to restrain entire llOera'ity Of
appropriation by 'thc next Legislature ana
that il, tie certain approach OF er''" IN me
fnonsial and commercial ,eorld, .far more dl''
astro,s thaa that IF 1s57-'5S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

II IS stated that at least four tholsand per-
sons were out on the ice on the river at New
Haven. Connecticut, on Tuesday last The
skaters enjoyed perfect carnival. There was
q skating race for SO side, during the day,
and the winner made his mile in less than three
minutes In the afternoon military company
put on their skates and paraded on the ice,
headed BY band of music. On Wednesday,
a special train was chartered to convey skaters
to Lake Saltonstall-a few miles from the city
and fourteen cars went out filled to their ut
most capacity. The return train brought back
eighteen cur loads Of passengers. One firm in
New Haven has sold s4,G75 worth of ladies'
and centlemen's skates, since the river froze up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
,,1r RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
. iilsl,Eo pAlLy. SEMI.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
~ srrcaE. DUNNAyANT. TYLER 4 WISE.
TER MS:

.s-n,ry P,rss. seven dollars per annum, and at the
- "a, dollars IL taken fer shorter period than one
' So 'Ns Ssxi.wssst,, Ave dollars per annuru and
" ,ll,r. for six months, payable in advance For the
~ 4, rer aGnum. six copies for 40, be paid In
-, IN ,iyanc- When letters containing money
r,l icy muS he registered, they will be a, the
= he wFrrs
=. - Is, ,i.rlncnts inserted on liberal terms.
= p -rvnSr rxeriwrg" ADVERTISING Suyer is publish
- ., M,iue>iIy. ;he monthly circulation Is twenty
',i ,orir. Advertisements inserted NJ twenty five
:. per Lac
a, .l,b!. Bank notes. AZ registered, AZ the risk Of
=. GE.or-. r,. , IL,
e..r . charged Cor n advertisements
q. s-,aa distance inus' hc accompanied with the
,,y or satisfactory references.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
LINDEN FARM FOR SALE,

rrns sa-r7 tora.ry known Chappans farm, now he
t-ou.r-y of Alfred Carter of Mississippi. cona aiming
- srr hundred and forty.three lying within half
ne o! tie Wsrrvn;on Junction. on the line Of A. aud H.
Road r!-i: u!.s ot TIE lournishns town OF Warren.
= AL 'roa:h which tie Warren,on Branch Rail Road
.-. I, row fo- sale and will be sold such terms and
.. Il, w fail 10 attract those desiring farm. II
:y improved, vel! taken In grass well ,lmbered aud
,..=i IA aa agreeable and healthy neighhorhood and
=. -poa fae dwelling house. newly built. convenient;
:hc-r,. all and good dwelling house for mana
-, l. "a. whole OF the niosi desirable farms IA
/. .eetiu.. and nus, he sold even at = sacrifice.
T.. ,rtn Il no; sol! by THURSDAY, the 2Sih OF April
.r ril on ;ha; day together with large amount OF
,,rssA property, be sold At public sale. For further
=. action apply in person or by letter 10
ROBERT RANDOLPH.
N,.,tt Iau. Mari. a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

interviews with n. Drouyn de Lhuys Mr..
Mason expounded fully the American doc
trines, that the neutral flag protects the cargo,
in all instances except contraband Of war, and
that neutral property, under q belligerent
flag, is also, Of right exempt from contiscation.
NJ Drouyn de Lhuys requested Mr. Mason to
reduce his views to writing This was done !;
and it was on this commentary that the French
Minister Of State first relied TO meet the OBJ
jections Of the English Minister to the recos-
milton Of both principles, which finally formed
the basis Of arrangement
AS to the questions Of tonnage duties and
tariff reciprocity, We know enough to say, that
whatever delay has occurred in their arrange
ment can in no manner be attributed to fail.
ure Of duty on the part of the Minister to
France. In repeated series OF dispatches To his
own government, he has exposed the whole
status Of these affairs suggesting remedies and
requesting instructions. During our stay with
him, the failure of definite answer from the
State Department with regard to these matters
was subject Of frequent and just complaint.
These examples are, we submit, sufficient to
cover with contempt the miserable efforts of
the New York Tribune" to paint an accom-
plished and energetic statesman, actively and
benefcently engaged in the performance of la
borous duties, in the light Of mere drivelcr
hanging on to a sinecure.
If these explanations are not sufficient to
satisfy Mr. Grecleys patriotic apprehensions,
let that editoria! philosopher only wait awhile
to witness conclusive evidence Of the estima-
ton in which John Y. Mason is held by those
who esteem him most because they have
known him longest. Join him, Mr.. Greeley.
on his journey homcward-withess, for your
SELF the moment when an eager throng Of
friends shall shout welcome to their unfor-
gotten favorite. And then, if YOU have manli-
ness enough, stand, with uncovered head, as ne
passes by. and revercntly bow, as did even the
cynic Darrell before the lordly presence Of
proud old gentleman Waite.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
For The Enquirer.
Gn0CHLANU COUNTY.

The Democrats of this county will meet at
Goochland Courthouse on Monday, the 2lst
of February nhat being Court day., for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to District
Convention for this. the 10th Senatorial Dis
trict--composed Of the counties Of Louisa, Flu
wanna and Goochland--to be held at Fleming
Store. in the county Of Goochland, THAT being
the most accessible place for each county COM
posing the District), as the fact is beyond quGs-
ton that we shall have at least three Demo.
cratic candidates in the field, without Con-
yention: and VIC all rccollcct that we only
saved the District in 1881, when we had but
two candidates, By twelve votes.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, Feb. S.-Ad1itional advces by
the Asia state that two French regiments Will
shortly reinforce the garrison at Rome Two
brigades are organizing in Algeria tor e,noaFha, ~ -,
ton at 3 moments notice. thirty thousa'id
French troops are already on the Alpine IRON,
tier. The Austrian government mas requested
Tuscany to assist Austria with men ana money
in case Of war.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
FROM KANSAS.

Sr LOUIS. Feb. s.-Advices received here
from Jcarenworth City state that the Kansas
legislature has passed bill providing for the
formation of constitution and State govern
ment and also for an election on the fourth
Monday in March, deciding for or against the
holding Of Convention. II favorable, an cleo
ton for fifty delegates will be held on the first
Tuesday in June the Convention will meet
on the first Tuesday in July, in Wyandot,e
City, the Constitution submitted to the people
in October, and officers elected under it IN De
cember.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
HELP THE BLIND.

Our readers must have recently remarked 4
vencrable.looking blind man, piloted through
the streets by an interesting boy. The man
totally lost his sight in 1916, and the boy, dc
prived Of his parents, was adopted rs com
panion and guide in his wanderings. We have
rarely Inet with case so worthy Of public
sympathy, and we trust that the ol / man may
enjoy ready sale Of "The Universal Temper
ance Song, by James H. Sterrett, the American
Cnionist."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
NNI'IlE T..

A fPLI,iIlUN all be made. ;he Farmers Bank o!
4 .;, !or ;h- r"aewa and transfers OF the follow
r,f::-.- y! stock Ia the said Bank, which has been
~.
C-f':-t;. y 80: daitt 2l.t December, ls2i. for one
49, ~ ;1- name ot isamsn, smith, OF sposylyania
Ag.r.vs are hereby called TO show II any they
.- a /. t.@ c-rifcat. .lAll be issued In place Of
%. a.. IT,. - .for,.ajI JOHN L. MARiE,
L--.-L.u.n Executor Of Yrauana Smith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
coMMIssIONER'S OFFICE, !

a.. Wlk3AW, JANlNHf ~, I'|'S. 7
/ tIh (.E:tToES OF PHILIP a. BKAMHAM. DECD
-iS'Hn; .cr.. 0, IL. Circuit Court OF Eiehfnnnh
i'naoalr-a H.. October term lsS>. In the suit
-'i ! Hr'whtn's Executors, against Lucy A. Fran
= o.. ohrr.. ii. Creditors Of Philip A. Brnmham, dec d.
E - I"aG.i produce their claims before ne At
- S.'i' psoy-:ly authenticated, 90 TtESpAi the >'h
- " i~.tFy l>P 20 enable me TO take the accounts o.
:. : '1''.v..H: 'rl.r-d In said deere. whether -a'h
AZ -; 80 estate o! :he said Philip a Braaha,
- = = "'- ZACH a.. r-ovided for by certain Pe-t'
a. 'R' a;rtc.. T. W PENDLET0N, Comm'r.
bee - '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
COMFORTABLY.

The Treasury statement Of Wednesday, US is
shown below, exhibits balance in favor Of the
treasury Of $9l5,344 g. We understand,
from the First Auditor. that the entire amount
of the floating debt Of this State is conccntra-
ted in treasury notes, payable twelve months
after their issue; and the amount outstanding,
at this time, is 1895, 400; and the holders have
been requested to present them for payment in
anticipation Of their maturity; but this is dc.
clined in most 'cases-thus presenting full
and overHowing treasury, without the privilege
of calling in and discharging its liabilities.
Add to this, the fact that the taxes are pro-
ducing each year more than s5o0,000 above
the charges upon the treasury, and we may ask
why it is that the bonds Of Virginia are sell
ing at New York, where so much money IS
concentrated, at less than par:
TREASURY OFFICE OF VIRGINIA
BALANCES.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 9, 1859.
On deposit in the Virginia
Bank 302,63 05
On deposit in the
Farmers Bank. SlS,053 l9
On deposit in the
Exchange Bank, 9?4, IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
OUR MINISTER 10 CHINA.

Among the passengers who left Boston fol
Europe this week, in one Of the Cunard steam
ers, were Mr.. John Ward (our Minister to Chi
na) and his family. all Of Savannah, Ga. Along
with them is Miss Maria j. Mcintosh, the dis
tinguiShed authoress. Mr.. Ward proceeds al
once TO China; Mrs. Ward and Miss Mcintosh
soionrn for while in London, Paris and Rome
then make the tour Of the Continent. Miss
Mcintosh WILL in the meantime, complete q
book which she has now in preparation.
BOOKS on OUR TABLE.
The LAIRD OF NoRLAw, Scottish Story, by
the Author Of Margaret Maitland" "Lillies
leaf" "orphans," THE Days Of Ny Life, &c,
&c. New York: Harper l. Brothers For sale
by \. Morris
Errsopks Of FRENCH IlrsroxY, during the
Consulate and the First Empire. by Miss
Psrdoc-Authcr OF Court and Reign oi
Francis l." Life Of Maria de Medicis, y
Louis XIV. and the Court Of France in the
Seventeenth Century &C., &c. New York:
Harper ( Brothers For sale bv a. Norris.
LA PLAZA, THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION,
and PARAGUAY. By Thomas j Page, L. $. n,
Commander Of the Expedition, with Maps and
numerous Engravings. New York: Harper d
Brothers. For sale by a. Morris.
-~%~S~--
WASHIHGT0Es LETTERS.
We give place TO the following interesting
article. which We copy from the February NUN
Der Of the Southern Literary Messenger:
While the Ladies of the Mount Vernon Asso-
citation are working with noble enthusiasm in
other States Of the Union. we are gratitied to
hear that their Sisters in Virginia are manifest
ing an interest in the good cause worthy OF the
Commonwealth which holds the ashes Of Wash
nston. Among the patriotic offerings which
have been made to the Vice. Regent Of the Old
Dominion, it gives us pleasure to mention, for
the first time, the gift OF seven autograph let
tiers of Washington, addressed to Bryan, Lord
Fairfax, which have been treasured for years by
Mrs. John W. Minor Of Loudoun county, the
granddaughter of his I.ordship, but which this
lady now generously surrendcrs to the Mount
Vernon Association, TO be sold for the benefit
Of the Fund. The intimate relations which
Subsisted between the proprletors OF Mount
Vernon and Grecnway Court ara we'll known
and we question whether there now remain any
more valuable or interesting memorials Of
Washington. as private gentleman, than these
letters We are authorized by the Nice-Regcnt
to invite bids for the entire SERIES and we would
ask Of our friends Of the daily press Of the
country, to make it widely public that she will
receive proposals for their sale. Communica-
tions addressed to us on the subject will be
honorcd with immediate attention. An oppor-
tunity Of procuring authentic specimens Of
Washington's familiar correspondence such as
these is not likely to occur again, and would
not now have been presented but for the pecu.
liar circumstances Of the case and the high
object for which the sacrifice is rendered. We
hone we shall soon be able to announce the
sale Of the letters for sum which shall eX-
hibit an imposing addition to the Mount Vernon
Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
- z=sz--=----ss---s= - - z--=-
SHOCkOE MILL.

kII EAlUND NKUINU FLNsIhN
NHs subscriber has completed his new Mil for grinding
Plaster located on the dock the mouth OF ShccLoe
.:.sA Sh enlarged and complete machinery sufficient 10
y any demand for the present ;ha may arise in many
CONE lie Is prepared TO supply orders for
2t-E GROUND PLASTER, (pulverized 20 degree shat
be surpassei from heavy stock 0! superior Nova
st Lump procured with ;h- greatest care, with the full
l.,r,l:. that great deal 0! Lump Plaster IS entirely
.,-.s 60 the farmer. and aatters himself that his long
t;,eGc- ia This business, with the close attention and
,.y siyen H. will enable him 10 supply the demand from
- a ,.crn. States with this valuable fertilizer In Us
:-t- suA -i.hest SKATE, and at satisfactory prices.
vi. 81. .,ermaGtion 20 sustain the established repu-
-a - - tor PcHTr ASp xcHSESs h. respectfully
A. -. 5.!--, joins H. CLAIBORNE,
No. II Pearl street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

HARTronD, Conn. Feb s.-Ihe Democratic
meeting held here last nisht denounced the he'
publicanS, repudiatcd the caucus proceedings
Of last THURSDAY. and endorsed the Admins
iration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

We are authorized to announce VIM. N.
Amber, candidate for reelection TO the State
Senate, from the District composed of Louisa,
Eluyanns, and Goochland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
10 THE VOTERS OF LuNEnsuss.

We arc requested to state that George !"
Hardy, ESQ.,, will not be candidate for re
election to the House Of Delegates from LII
nenburg county, at the Spring elections
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
nrcx,ysRuRe DEMOCRATIC ;' NETTING.

There will be meeting Of the Democratic
party Of Mecklenburg, at February Court, TO
give expression to their views as to the expe-
dencv of helding convention in the Fourth
District. A full attendance Of the party is
earnestly desired. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

DENOvAL.-rh- subscriber has removed TO Cary
Ii street. adjoining ;he old Columbian Hotel, second
ssr t'l. ;>h Street: leading 20 Shockoe Warehouse.
49,. N as heretofore, a:end 10 the sales o! all kinds
s..aua:ry produce Tocacco, Wheat, Flour, Corn, &c.
So 49,. - usual keep constantly on hand Peruvian,
3 b, !....I and scglbr.ro Guano, Ground and Lump
,.,,.- ,,r,c.r,. &c ALIEN. GARRETT.
~ & Miller I'LL associated with him who will give his
=. p,-,on,, attention 20 :he sale VI Tobacco.
a., :,ss This opportunity o, returning nv sincere
H., "a! patronage extended 20 ,ne heretofore,
is1l,; 3 continuance o. thesaps.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
IMPORTANT ARREsr.-A man giving his name

john JOINS. tu: whose real name is supposed 20
p, Sa,racl Turncr, has been arrested ~ Parker,burE
Virginia. -uFicon of having been engaged in the
rauC on, u.,rn,rtcd MURDER -: Girl in New Castle.
..n,a =" ,i"a,. :nr III" .aic offence ! 10 Jr han, ~
New ste or F:idnv ncN..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
HrAvr RopprnY-Thc Petersburg Press

say, Capt, John Bclcher, Of lIenrco county, was
rooed Of his pockc, ocok containing $500, on Tncs
day evening, about : O'clock, at the depot Of tho
Richmond and Pc;crshur, Railroad Company III
Pocahon,a- No clue coul1 be obtained 10 III. per
p.:ra:cr, though after the -oobe WI, made knoan,
.evera remembered 20 have seen n sisp;ciou, look
ing fellow iump of when the cars we're IN motion. -
Capt. Bvlc:cr Va, Oh ii. way from :he Charleston,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
SUDDEN DEATH IN PErEnsnunc.-An elderly

gentleman. namcd James seals, father iG.law of NJ.
William II. Ia!gy, ii Petersburg. willie seated in
his residence "r Washington street; co,cr.in. with
Ii, family, .adieny ceased -,caking. III, head ir!
uro. Ii. b.c.s, au,: c expire, s.caoGI grosli or
SATURDAY. !a,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
THE GREAT BOSTON FIRE.

BosroS, Feb. There appears now no
doubt whatever that the destructive FIRE in
Commercial street yesterday was the work Of
an incendiary. The insurance on the property
is divided as follows: $4,000 on the bakery
and machinery; $40, 500 on -four; sl05, 300 on
the building adjoining the bakery. No further
bodies have been recovered from the ruins, and
it is now believed that not moro than two per
ished
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

The race morse Shockoe. owned ny Messrs'
Hester & Dickinson Of Richmond, died near
Charleston. :. C.. last Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
GEORGE 1. HERRING,

NJ. 81 MIiS STRsgr,
/, sfPS ,Ts:s hand full stock OF Groceries, 20
IN ~l ~ invites hi. co>.oinsrs and the public general
Also ?sy, -:ct attention the sale OF country pro-
i..s, prepared 20 furnish grain bags 70 his
--=I, -, S,h 20 .-nd :h.i. grain 10 him to sell.
GEORGE l. HERRING,
a.. t.., M 20 Main st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

Twenty of the "Wanderer's" Africans, sr
rived in Dallas, Ts1as, on the goth January.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
THE MARKETS.

Gen Walker, the fiiibuster, joined the ca
,iolic church at Mobile, on the 3lst ult
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

On Thursday last forty-eight mechanics
we're discharged from the Gosport Va, navy
yard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

To the credit Of
the Com'wealth, 39s,53s SO
To the credit Of the
Literary Fund. l4s,slo 29
70 the credit Of the
Board of Public
Works .... 5,o94 76
70 the credit Of the
Sinking Fund . S62,9ol OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
ALI OF nosr yALrAnLE TAvEHN


,x-r =, authorised sell that most valuable and veil
" -ce Tavern Property n; Louisa Courthouse, lit be-
or,y ,.y,-;. IL -. v!lag-l together with about Zen
49, hai ,..... ..
r.,-E y.rsiEi, ro,Sessims advantages which but lew
...- asacu, ir.
e,,a.. consisting Q. three large houses, together
.,.5-, cottages aad Offices. render !: well adapted
. ,..SaGlr!a,ion OF the numerous persons stopping
.sra Al pchic occasions, and peculiarly Tor The
r.. ., a. bylr.lr:s !urinS summer.
.icc -cors bar and stables abundantly supplied
.rl1 xa;.r which also affords constant fountain IN
.s! .-syay iaaI containing 100 gallons constant.
.I which = III supply water for baths gardens WASH
, 1. Thesabes containing $50 stalls do not afford sui
80, .cc1s.,nO la,ion for the public court days
-. are a!,o store and saddlers shop, which
q. a.g h.'ra:a: 10 the tavern.
rn-er.y being situated mmed da;ely upon the Virginia
.-.l g.-o,d - miles north ives: Of Richmond. aud II
IL. 4 CorlOGsN.e-ih- junction OF the Alexandria rail-
"a :- Cs ,5a!;h- mail cars passing IL twice day
- direction. make l. accessible from all points.
p,uas hsa,h only Induces me 10 dispose Of such vau
ERA. o. payoen: vii. be made very sceonmoda:ins
Xaas.L io railroad bonds. stocks or other real es
=,
,2siy "J c. CAMMACk, Louisa Court House. or
I1 ss,'m GODDIN 4 APPERSQS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

To ~ lTryG.-LaSt week. Jane the negro
woman accused d; burning lie housc Of Mr.. VIM.
Jone,. OF Sno.syvan:a was corvic:cd and sentenced
20 bc hang she is he properly q: Miss Sarah Fit
hl.h. n. stafford.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
NiRGI>l1. 10 w,r.-A,.co.r. Of quarterly Sc,

ihIINii, 10 wlr.-A, Cour: Of quarterly ses'
;'a.scr lr.
"' IL e:i9s OF wilhsn c Scott. IS ordered that
"a tesl.Cf. ne executor named Ia the last will ana
"a Os Peer L",U.ur, deceased, Of record IN ms
NJ Summoned 10 appear here on III. Erst Monday In
w. '>' and whether lie will qualify such execu
'.-tni j: appearing to the satisfaction OF the
te -s! NAPOLEON L1sueur is not All nhubtant o,
~; Is !lrt ordered by the Court, that copy oI
80, '.i %. Published in newspaper printed IN the
~ 1'''npnd, once Week for four successive weeks
'-' &" she said frs, Monday In March, i>jS and that
''f copy - posted 81 the trout doc: OF the Court
I =. H. ,oul:y. copy :.ste
.-'"'-e"!~ r T. GRAVES, ClT.
nVN-iKO<.-.:1 tons English Refined. Swedes,
.l'1.on Ensi.h. Trcdegsr aud Country IRoS, en-
49, fg!! a,.orini-ut of
FLATS, ROUNDS
slIARES uyALS
lALF OvALs, HALF ROUNDS
NAIL ROD, HORSE SHOE,
HOOPS SHEET
~ y IN and and Bar Lead For vale by
| okE, WOOD, ANTHRAClTE AN6 Bi.
s.eniHolsCOALk KEEP, constantly on hand and pronpt-
f-'"'srsd 70 AL rarts Of the city and suburbs.
JOHN wERTH, kgt,
iasai cor. 10Th ST. and Basin and 9Th aud Byrd sts
'NSERs' OIL-luo bhl. In prime order for sale
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