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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-08
4unackaowledged Claims to Public Favor !.

The defeat Of Mr.. Wiscs resolutions was
one Of the many evidences existing to prove
that the Enquirer is not the acknowledged
organ Of the Virginia Democracy. Alas for the
nl>tortuncs of those who make linack knOwleds se,l
claim, 10 public favor. - Hichn.ond Erami-
Rtr.
1t 50 happens that Wiscs resolutions were
passed without discussion, and with only one
dissenting voice And after the important
work Of the Convention was accomplished, and
Il mere handful Of delegates was left in the hall,
clustered around the platform, discomfort
Was expressed at Ohs of these crcsolutlons-thc
one congratulatirg the Dcmoci acy of Illinois
on their triumph over Black RepublcaniSm.-
This was at three o'clock at night The dis
cu>,ion which cnsucd, was very short, only
one gentleman speaking against the resolution,
and lie was MT pet Of the Examiner.
But several of the pets were present. busily
whispering opposition to the resolution. 1t
was rcconsidcrcd and rejected, by vote oi
some twelve or fifteen for, and some four or
five against the rejection. This was about the
number yoting according TO our remembrance.
The pets" Of the Examiner who defeated
the resolution. because Of their dlstrust to-
wards Senator Douglas, are now divided among
hcmscvcs-somc proposing TO compromise
the "Squattcr Sovereignty" question with him
some standing altogether On his "S4uattcr
Sovereignty" platform.
And yet our poor little junior editor suffered
defeat, very injurious 10 the Enquirer! and
alas for tie mi>iortuncS Of those who make
unacknowlcgeL claims to public favor
Nevertheless, this feeble, little, uniavored
MIR. Wise" did some eftcctual service in ano-
thcr direction. He did help n little to defeat
Mr. Old's nomination for the Lieutenant Co
vernorship "Alas for the misfortunes OF those
who make unacknowledged claims for public
favor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-08
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY S, 1859.

NorA PRACTICAL QUESTION; and they ask n(
'chH f"r"c SHch 0n ABSTRACTION upon Msm p
1t Is Only principle involved. ard that is al
they care for. Yes, sir, AND THAT Is ALL 81
CARE FOR; We too know the jheytimabic rortt .,
dWihciph. TIE MORE You ASSERT THAT THERE /,
No PRACTICAL ADVANTAGE To III GAINED ~ THE
SLAvEIIuLpING STATES, THE MORE opIorS BECoME'
I Yorn OPPOSITION; the moe plainly do YOU
arow your fixed determination never TO admit
another State which is actually slaveholding,
when vou thus bitterly resist orc who you tell us
Is sl"reh"hiing oniy IN MeorH agree fully and
entirely that the principle is involved and the
issue fairly raised, ieri:"ls, Tie morc .tdirIy BE-
r'''tHe yoD assert IL is not practic"L'
Now, when the editor of the Examiner y
shall tell Mr. Garnctt, as he has told lis, that
the issue of protection to slave property in the
territories "i> not PRACTICAL that there are
very few slaves in the territories; that eli
mate and i>oihermal lines" and some other
CAUSES "cxcludc it :" that it is not Il practical
question:; that "sfuatter sovereignty men
are only striving for "thc principle involved :"
and when the Examiner" shall ask Mr.. Gar.
''~''' a. u 'i'.' hS'I'Sil'i.' dShth III lucNc
words Of Mr.. 'iarncltS speech, "'chy rorce
s"rh en- ABSTRACTION Hpoh M,m5 can Mr..
Garmctt reply, otherwise than in the same
language above quoted.
Td"tprincirle ~ oNI care rar laor
M' i"csflmo]te rolYe ct a prjmlis. Tic
more yoa assert Mere IL II" lractiM odcan-
tage 10 be yainol by tie siarehoidimy .Statc.
Tie mare odi""s J,comes yo"r opposition: i: ne
m"r' pd"i"'y d' y"" "ror yo',r .frei det0ni-
na'io", or Z" least Ma' c'' your .ry~a't,r SIRE
r5G'dy 0H'cs. hcrer 10 groi,ct stare properly
IN t,r'i'ories oet"ojiy slareAoiding, ehem yov.
or Mey. M"S 6iuerly resist Mc assertion ot
Me dortrinc ct' pro'ection orer terrjtorilS
@hjcd yoo tsH pS ays sl1erholljn2 only il tie.
Org. I"2sc" .t"iiy end entirety rM you,
tiet Mc I..nci.Dle is mrolred anil tie i,sof
t"'r'H raitJ, perholS Memore .tajriy, Lrcp"~
gon r'~r' Mrt Il Is hoi practicul
.tlin.cthrr, 1t is well that Mr.. Garnctt did
not call on the editor of the Examiner" or
communicate with him. They would certainly
have had m unpleasant time togcthcr-pcrhaps
L stormy one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-08

n,S AWAY from III. Subscribers, Thursday night,
II the iih instant, four likely Negro men, p"meu
LIE SAM BOB and SAM g..
WYLlE was purchased Of H. s Gohards, d North Caro-
lima III. Marc about 81 years OF age hye 'er' yen
talks free and easy when spoken 20 IL,
SAM is a,ou; ~ years OF age ire ieet esh OF m'
inches high. was purchased OF George d. race OF ncn
,uond The ll;h Of March, and was purchased by MI
~ W,n Jones OF Gloucester county lie Is very hkey
aud stout, ard Of dark complexion, and has scar iron
cut on Of his leg -,
nn MS. fee, seven inches high; purchased OF >
4 H.:c,bure King and Queen county, The ln OF hPti
,..i ou "a yrar, very black and stout; when he ei h'
h, small scar on h, face caused from boil not qlis'
well. -, 49,,
SAM aho, :ye zee; eiy, inches high OF dar'
compir xio! and wei! made; purchased oi eh'
v M,rr., for Mrs. l.. II Piceo OF James Cy county VI
the !, Of April Some !rs whip marks on iis BACK
The above reward will bc paid or the apprehension am
dy.ry Of the said negroes in Richmond, Va; or slW
inr each negro. h> delivery security III soc JAIL 81
t.ra, get him.
should aid negroes b. taken in Richmond iienrico
S.j oiiy will bc paid tor each JONES sLAIER
eiCuvo>p Apri! H. l>.9-ditcwu
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lSOK SALE.

TINIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOKsALE FARM IN liiE
4 County Of Cumberland. lying on Willis riv.r anu
Immediately ou the road leading from Columbia to Carriers
VILE and abon; cGudi.,aut from these two places Ih''
fIr con;aues >> Of land, OF which I>o acres are
il; wood, and heavily tnbered the residue, einbF *
.ncut ~ acrss Q: land, In good state OF cult
va,iOn ,,
T. improvements consist of frame clearinghouse win
seven ro. and all the usual good barn. stable,
sufficient number Of Tobaccohouses and all other houses
Hi. ul.c. /, now offered private sale until the 10Th
d,y Of auru, on which day (if previously sold, OF
w:ich due notice will be gven) viii be offered 10 The
hi.h.s, bidder a, puh!ic auction on the PREMISE
TERN, Of the sale, which VIII be iidie Known On
.r,lc,,ou 10 the sub .crber, will he liberal
r samuel Wood residing the place. will take pleasure
IN shown, the land 10 any desirous OF seeing
80 GEO T. IiOLEMAS,
lrem, B!uG, L. o., fluvanna Co., Va
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MAGNIFICENT CHANcEIN TExAs


NiNG in Jackson county twenty miles from The BAY,
~ on the Nayad river al the head o navigation,
TcN,na
Aspenild league Of land comprising upwards Of 1000
ot good land is in the State uniting the
vansccs "t fertility OF soil, salnbrty of climate excellent
wdc. with quantity OF wood and eNccc; timber Of
the best quality enough to last sugar plantation hun.
drrd yrars-"h >ou acres under fence upwards OF 3,'
ia cultIva;io-a good enci.s-~iih tss, class Tin
cety put W negro cabins. o;ic! houses ec, in good
paE On ;his LAID two crops of corn twc OF tobacco
can lie successfully cultivated annually producing all the
cereals together with tropical fruit. abundance. The
stream acnunine with f-h, the woods in all
bin tn prrrni u'tsuc.n; chance for UScE OF nature
in her primal state. For This Lane! We viii ie shvv-say
nity thousand dcl!a.s-oGc half IN ur,;Tuc-.
Lyns the LavaCa river, wlt. vI!,s into the Navi-
Cad, sS miles below TEXANS anO;ie! splendid league,
three miles distant fro first, rcst beautifully
dGailn:, with wood and timber 10 rhundance pre-.
scnns advantages. This league has improvements
TIE tiiit 10 hpih uGI>pu;cd ad undpGiablv, be had
at 4.u1- tsciy five thousand dollars ali or in part
payable negroes. Mo' excellent: in fact better stock
section in the S:a:e. toae a:.I sct :,r yourselves
{. VI. fLOURNoY,
JEnr 2I-c', T.Nana, Jackson county, Texas.
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r-ryE>8i l.G GCS AND JEWELKY y
.:>INss.lSIl

,-.rJ fru.l. o.I Sire. 10 cur new and com
- l.. ,-,,t.,Au.rt;, No. - sycamore street. where
,-i .,..iti,> ~ .,sr better prepared 10 furnish
.,. ,y,ry description q: Military Goods. con.
Cos. !'.arl-- rr..IproaS, r,t>, swords, Sashss,
ltc iim! IL, .n.o'lCn lia,> Military buttons
If..... :, 4 ryv4H N,Iv;y. Gun>, Pistols, kiiiCs.
H..g.-4r;> A." large .i!d splendid stock 81
u..,. I, a.. a'I J,Aclr!. Walking Canes. Fishing
-... C.'...,, MU,.i"' Instrument, and Fancy Goods.
...li ..t ,.Ij- -., Il a.li military men are dc.irvd
.- @ ,. ,al..ct than any Other hoas. In the
CiAELk> LEONARD.
>--.r,-, s'-rv; ,ic' o; H., rii,. :i>h a,.d watch
, Ni.:-I = good .I.Sser. The i,r.t -: WAGES
..- Irlv t-c3n.
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VALUABLE FARM OF 22Il-S 2 ACRE, f

IL HANOVER COUNTY On rilE MAIN ROAD LIND
ING TO OLD CHURCH, NINE MILES FROM RICH
MUND. FOX SALE.
ME Ar. authorized TO sell the valuable Farm located
w above now owned and occupied ty Mr.. Henry NJ
Turner Il adjos the lands Of Mcssrs James r. Jones
In. u Turner Others The Tract contains 22i acres
o! which about 100 open Land The balance Is
well >ci In fine timber.
The huilus.on ic place are comfortable and sufficient
for the Use OF the place Except the barn they are all IN
good repair The ncghbornocd is good and the place re-
mtrkahly healthy. Possession given lst oi January hcS
n,; In the ranme suci, partial possession to enable
IA. purchaser seed crop Of wheat The pace wi DC
shown any disposed 20 purchase, by MI turner
who resides on the PREMISES .
TEENS accommodating. Apply TO Mr. II Turner, or to
Inn .,-clm GOUUlN & APPERSUN, Auc,s.
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DEATH OF HON. WIN. O. GooDE.

PETERSBURG, July 5th.-The Hon. VIM. D.
Goodc died near Boydton, IN MccklenburG
county, Va, on Sunday morning last Mr.
Goode had been sick for several months, par'
Of which time he was confined to his bed. His
disease was consumption.
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CTHTE OF vIRGINIA-lN cIASckEY-

uni held for the county Cour, Of Chestrr:sld county
in IN. CLERKS Office thereof. thc ars Monday in July,
b,j,s ;!,e ! b day Of the said month:
Edward Allen, fhh.
against ,. III A''a'"'
John Mcli.h. and Jane McLi,h and the Mid neni.
loiLia,. Coal Mining Company, ms,J
1h ,i,i;1 having flied hill the object Of which is
n attach the property OF defendant John Mclis con-
Zinc of dsrin shsu,e and other buildings standing on
M. Lands Edwin Cuninc and others. adjoining the "nds
" Tr Ar-t,a Hancock aud others and the debts due to
,. I'd John McI.i,h by the Midlothian Coal Mining Com
n.nu und to secure the much thereof as may
psnry 10 pay the sum OF $93 49, the amount OF the
,;r,I ci,n with interest aud COSTS and appearing,
nv aiiavit ha, the defendin; John MeL' Is not resi
~ ,h state il Is ordered. that he appear here within
on.h .fter due publication Of this order. and do what
- necessary TO protect his interest in his suit; and that
cory ertof be pubiirhed in the Richmond EnqIissr
g.. 'rr..iy. weeks and that another copy be posted ut
-, Co., door OF the Courthouse OF this county on the
sr,, day Of a term OF the said court
A Copy-Tesie, siLAo .nLAinAh'@'
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A noSr DESIRAHLE SUBURBAN RE.

slUENIE AND SMALL MARhEf FAKM fIls sAht"
TlNE subscriber offers his beautiful place On Grove street.
for sale. II contains 2! acres. IN me STATE o. cu.,
heavily ornamenied There is large new Barn. Carriage
house and other convenient Oubuidings; also, large
orchard Of choice fruits OF various kinds
TIE location is perfectly healthy, and to persons dong
u,in.s, il. RichmCud whining 10 reside near the cy
offers AL induccInen; rarely TO be met WIN, r,
streets during business hours or al my on He
premises. -, =. =. -
wOu.d Zee taken in exchange. L. - -
-i -,ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-08

COPPER HONk SPRINls> SALE.
TlNliIS desirable Watering place ad summer retreat i,
i nov offered tor sale. situated as 1t i. within two
miles of the Norfolk and Petersburg Eai'toad can S"h
. i,,l ,i,io.l .Nt-,.- .r OF the de-ri'
bile ilurr Retreat, ia Eastern Virginia AS 10 he.int
qul.s and virtue of the water has no superior ia East
@ ,ir,ina Yor the truth Of this statement will refer
To- the names Edwin Scott MIR z scott Dr. VIM Harrison
John Mason OF sussex {. Henry Birdsong, William
Andrews and Waverl-y Station. There G' acres oi
land y old survey ~ or ~ acres with little labor, VIII
hr. tue crop the coming year. About one hai % i-
land i in original growth OF tine Pine In'brr AZ! Que
yourself a. | am determined 20 sell al scne price Wy
po, ui.ce i Surry Cour, House, Va.
Jun. J. X. NlLHsll
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TWENTY THOUSAND WIDOWS.

Sir Walter Scott admits that the battle of
Waterloo created in the British empire ,ooo
widows. 1t is probable that the recent battle
of Magenta has created at least 10000 widows
aud to, 000 orphans.
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,or,cE ro HAaLwoAD CONTRACTORS.
.....,, y,,r p,r,, r,r,.,,,,'.,,',<

= a..'.u .Sp NcRs RIVER E,iRo,r C"nr,>r.
Richmond june 9th. i~;'3
nv .aci /. authorized t" ,cc,he proposals Cor
90. ..asr!,hrt Gradiag Bridging. delivery of Cross
,' ,he Track, Drpoi.. .hi AL u;!icr ~orA uecv>-
..n ,'c the .econd division u: Sac Richmond and
, .,,. Railroad, 10 we>i POINT; lS Iu miles, incln
rP., Seg BGiLse, WhaFlgs AZ rIE.GI.vy Eiyvr
W
.-.... ,,,' viii be received a; the Engineers Office.
. TIL city, Gn:!l the 2v.a oi July neat. !. NJ ,
.u.ci;.ct';c:is and all Information necessary
=. wG hc furnished s,iL a.;.r t'ie ;o.h Of
.--i-... .;l> - tc ma!e Ny ".Sh bidder, On. I"
=, c,..ii :ur ";,c!,,:cru payable monthly and
-.. d., 49,. iIjcc ~ per cent !st mortgage bonds
-,rv 4. nrr par value. and ~ per cent. Reserved
-,,... 49, % - un 70 contracts are completed
>..i T.. WALTON, Chiyi Engineer.
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y,LUAHLE E>TATE FoR SALE.

WE olsr fcr ale privately irac, Of Lad living in the
w cou;iy o; Rockingham, y. e, ahog; ,~-nty.two
miles above p,nviie, Va and ;h--r bcIow Lvaksvilc. y.
c. conr.nin; Fifteen Hundred and SIXTY Nine This
land -N;e.i. w.ia irg hundred yards "f Dan River,
which j. navisahe TO panyil!r and j in the heart Of
celebrated section fcountry called the Meadows OF Rock
EShain Ii .s gently rolling, OF dark red color, aud j.
particularly dal. to the production Of the Gne-; tobacco
! wheat AhOu; h,i O the tract Is Ia original for
80; heavily inh-rc with sbu!Iiu supply oi the best
plant land, and every par; OF It !. we'll wa;rr-d.
I'll! soc!r! is good any IN the country. Methodist,
Baptist. Episcopal and Presbyterian Churches all
vvr and in the town Of -aksye. besides large coz
ton factory there mills shops and stores Of every de-
>ctIp,!on.
Ia atition ho:h coal an iron 'ouad on H. as il forms
par: OF the eaisv.i- coal lis which the last Legisls
oi North Ctrcias chartered railroad. and which
without douh; will hr bull. and :.Gs oie ;.e mineral
sources of ,hI; Untry.
Is.ws-Ahy reasonable time given 90 the purchaSer-
she rcase aon.y urn. satisfactorily secured ard the
n,err,; promptly paid r,Fson- visiting to hear OF
this LAID vii. address t!i.r Q: tAc undersigned
JOHN T. CLARK,
Talc"v, \. q, Charlotte Co., Va.
W II. SinS,
June 2i-c;! Clover Depot. Halifax Co.. Va
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WA>rHo->irU,rioN Az TEACHES.

\ ''iTi ultn. -rIdEalt Ot New EnHaIii VUIIVHc,
-Ii - NrcI! Muse. and teacher or experience anu
'sr', ep4i ike a situation as Tutor in some private
s' % = i".cu-r !u Academy. Entirely saisiict".
'uia: n.. given a. 20 holars.p. character anu
though from Mass icIsct,-, hi, politics are IN 10
:" 49, 1u,.-D"iaocracy haying heen hereditary Any
100 N'htls wi hin; the service. Of such, can
'..'' 40 c.a..IlHcaiOn by ails-ssng
HENl;Y NJ BISHOP. Fox 32j,
r. M.ss
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THE LOTUS;
/, NiD\iiILH NJ r..
au..- cEAMaERs KErcuuM.

'.'FT S. ansf %. .h!s Ccw enterprise. beginning wi;h
y.a-.ry 49,. :, hri"rc tc puhit. Tue publishers
-, -ei ... g s,'i- prospectus. fully confident that
.- .-', %, rare would coH.ara! i - .hc patronage
.s, ..1 .s :r:.:t literature !; i co:nuepcrd under
.-... -a-,r- auspices. .:s -:ci Editor stands ir,,
..r .ar '-' 20! rc ~v-s;.; Of English verse,
t ,.....,! 10y c,ris q BRILLIANT contributors, both In
. ,..--y 4:.I klrofe. wiH f.r.>h monthly choice
Instructive en'tr'4i'.-H;, ANY periodical OF the
G.. .s:.y a:.f:-
~! 7a-. w,. coa'ail a1e src'ioHal s-c,arian: hu,
eaa ;ron 4i sy.ts wa.'rv,- = o::iy and acceptable,
-.r: - i.- "isl'rHa""' al ',Eaty of the eni.l,-
liberal ia- sut. eH', .sss.'en, aad suppor; its
i.--', cay claim
ii. ,,as- :rjc,i.on. p, a;nc 70 ~ Literary Depart
-- O. :; tr 4i.r,sscd ~ ia. El:"r A voluntary con.
lr, ...: rr acc"inpAu,e" ~ Lie H..Uies OF the
,--.;.y- AIilCr, 20 ."cCre attention.
':.ucy> and business letter, lc addressed either
,-e t.t"t - :a- Publishers.
I., -Ffe- rol.ar, per anuu,, Invariably in advance;
s,aSa,r cca;, pcs Sia-c copy. NJ Subscription
'.-c! ios i,".-r time ;tn laid for booksellers and
4.ra- sgpPici 90. terms usgal 20 The trade. Great
...-.s'.ra:s p,..et 20 CGCs. Address.
HUTTON & CLARK,
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
80 '''.''''''"'e @' Hs Aactmotd Ehgairtr
WA>ntNacuN. July =. Iss1.
Mcs>r>. Edi;or>-ihc recent po,i,;,, ,,.,,,.
/ ed by the Richmond Examiner, a> the aJyo
= cate OF "honi"t,ryc"tou" Ia, startled tho
southern ri.hts 'acn o.. lh,> city. They ,,L :,
II can he possible I!a, TIN, paper spcoks
the sentiments o: Hon. K. ". r. unn,cr
WHO has heretofore been deemed tie very i'm.
pci>onaiion yar .r',N,nro OF tie Calhoun
State rights doctrine Why. ii mistake To,
the present editor Of the 'EXamiuor'' WAS o,,C
OF Gen. Walkers warmr>, supporters. IN h.S
r'!nna! ihu>tc:i.:H-hay!u. ~ the aldor Of
hi> Zeal !or the Generals >uccc>> ofcrcd IN
the Senate of your STATE . RESOLUTION conrm.
natory OF the course q: Com. P;u.!iin. in ar.
resting WaiAor.
This zeal for the success - the Generals
scheme "n hiS part, proceeded, 40 ,louhf ~
III the rr>tancc "i all others who countrnatc.d
and ia'orci the cntcrpri>c-.:om II warm in.
ierc> III thrcn!ar.cinri.to %: the AREA of slavery.
based upon the importation Il African SLAVE,
lnto Nicaragua. Thi> c"uil hc ,hc oul, motive
ior the editors Zeal Ia behalf oi Walker, ani.
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he Will hcnrcorih hc iGvHtiiiri with tie non
In,crycnt"n,t>, unless he dI>avow. all authori.
~ G,r the ~ >.,,,i,,,,'' ,~,;.l.- -, ,I .,','
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ny I'' '''! '',I''''' VI ''''> non ''''e''en'
''os' doctrine h"l',I> al ultimate purpose 10
invade t''e rls", 81 Ia, Nou'"cih Ie'p'e ~ The
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The Richmond Enquirer,
rrsl,snrp DAILY SEMlwEENLr AND WEEKLY
ey grTcHIE. pUNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE.
Il Il AZ

,.-puy r,:gR. seven dollars per anuum, and at the
.ht dollar. !: taken for shorter period than one
g,- the SrN!.WSFSLY, live dollars per snnuu and
- l.,l,-, for s!N months payable in advance For the
- per anmuin or six copies for tio. 10 be paid in
,.,,l, "a advance. When letters containing money are
49,, N a,l ,hrv mus be reya'e 'rd. or they vi" b- at the
=. g.: ;.s writers
: ..iGr>p ESQciEF. trysET-iSi SHEEr j. published
.- = -;h. the mOu:h.y circulation = ;Ne"iy thou
Advertisements inserted ~ - cents per line
= a, .rs this o:.tv may lee r,mii:cd per m.ti IN
10 ty.,!lahie Bans note . rtyt.',r.", ~ the risk 1t
D., g..ig9,. H..
- !. Obituaries ani Tr"I;.- 90: Ec-rcc:, tNc,cdn:
.1., are charged 70. - tdver;.S-i"Hi>
s-. ..on distance G!r>, I've panel with The dd-
80 .y or satisfactory -rai.,,. 80 Insure execution
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". VI. a. R. ii. TREDWAf,
IT q q Al EN I [ a w .

. z RNEYS a a w,
IL I'LL tsa: s.so,,, ali the Courts Of Pittsyivaa and
W if--.; .:;..- auI also the Quarterly aEd supe
- BE -oan;y o' Henry.
- ht..-., r.,i.y ylsan.a {. H., Va. Feb ely
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Z. sal.r>isned AGENT VIRGINIA, Cor the above well
.-. =''. ,Ie.;, csI supply the trade WIKI every de-
,-,'. q: PRINTING MAT.hIAiS, at the manufacturer
= SIS, ,.i on the same liberal terms
....- printed the 'RcHMvNu ESQriREg' for upwards
" Sith 'rpe and other materials purchased from
~. %. .bl..hUrni Ia preference IL Others.
.. Books viii be furnished 10 The trade. and such
as be srec Ell wi.l br forwarded with despatch
WM. B ALLEGHE,
uLnnrir-r" Nticr. k.,hMnMl. Va
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SPRING IMPORTATIONS, 1859.
ONG, GATOR & CO.,
'vp,krgss ASp yoDDyRs OF
hibbons. Millinery, Silk Goods, Flowers,
Euchc. Straw Bonnets and Flats,
n -. BALTIMORE STREET,
" B.IwkgS CHAkLg, AND IiASovEa sTgEs:s,
BALTIMORE.
'''-s unsurpassed In the United S;a;cs Ia varie?
- a.,pr,... Jan 2.-c!.;n
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rO EDIrO.,S AND PRINTERS.

'sNi Subscribers leg leave TO call attention 10 'h"r
I SOCK az PRINTING TYPES. ORNAMENTS. EoE-
Ht> tE>>tS "a. large supply OF which hcy X, cI
.,.;;y hand AZ ihy.r Type and Stereotype Foundry
.. t..!s;., Nes lJrs
.,- fc! assor,incn, Of all article. required In
a'... u:..c-, iYc!G L!Ec
CASES. CiiASES. GiLLEYS, &c,
i,.. eqG. IN every rc-oec; 20 a-y
.;sr,d IN his country. and which viii sell ;he
,-',i, st six months credit for approve. Negotiable
.;r,. per discount for cash % Type taken
..&t.-- .r ~ Tie customary price of nine per
,.. "e..'rred Nnin ., days from time OF purchase
..--,F-ss ~ ceI.:s peT i.aLl
WV UtGAR Jr ( Co
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il REp,CTION COKE.-rh-

REb'CTION IN COX E.-Th- price Of Coke un
~ y" 'l'iI.r notice, will bc as follows
So!' Lifn;' Coke. ok-................ 81 % per load.
'' .ia. Coke ........-. 49,. 40 do
,'.-'f So.e 10th grades ........ j 80 do
H-'. prc., Co.e j.. all things considered, the cheap
81. nov offered scy be offered in The market,
..L.s,-C.sh On delivery, on demand.
ifi, corner 10Th stree, and las AID corner Byrd
=. 'h. spl,h s.le Canal.
s.p l-gt. JOHN WERTII Agent