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dm p''I,o ho,o shown ai,n Ms, annrcr,nlor
If III. r,o.,rraiirs iaRo,rc, ct rla,~rca
lcarr.ag. winch stores III. mmd with >r'
knowrd.r. while subectu- the lacntUc'
to the Scvrrc>t and mort varied dl'
cipinr affords in literature Snd art ;i'
hjsle,, models for the formation Of 4 pnr'
;aslc. and inr the cultivation oi night habits I"
;hon.i,; aud expression, ani which bv the cX
ample, OF GREECE and Rome throws the inlIc,
lirh, uuon the history Of ,rtt "vtiinti,hS
teaching. in thousand lessons. the dahger 81
.Ic..s and the ral~e ct uaioH.
AcccptIng, then. this as the spirit of You
Gift ami apprccia,inc the profound connection
which YOU have thus Indicated between th'
cultivation of classical studies and c"n:cr'a
tive national sentiment among onr edGcu'e'
ycu,h, We express the hope that W lilam ant
Mary NAV always keep alive within her wall
Ia. troc sp;yi, Of classical learning. and tha
ncr Professors may be enabled TO draw iror,
this fountain, which YOU have thus Eclpcd t'
enrich for us. not only those lessons whici
form the .rur scholar. but those higher teach
ingS also which instruct the ""HserrN't' '' .'
80. ana the faligLtentd patriot.
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FOk SALE.
NSy rlpN - i, d. ,nun,y NJ

MY FARM. 'fAlEf ltlb, lying N ~" t"an'S OF
vi GoochIand. Adjtc TO the lana, OF Mile. >cldcu
Rvh;. Skipwiih anu Waiter Lc.Le, containing s"ou -;
Of lnd-briween les and In of which low
grounds within nile cf the caua ari about % mil.s
from Richmond The dwelling house has been Lately repair
r and Il has all the necessary outhosr, II no: soI pr
vst-S will be sold Jibc sale, the lih h'r o' De
CEMBhR neat. TeriaS made know. on the dN g ale For
further information apry TO r ,hr rFr's"- the
day OF sale. THOMAS rkMhEEruS.
tiooCHLl AND October "a, lSi?.- ?.--ciis
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ANOTHER DESl,L---Gov. Chase, Of Ohio, Is
,u; in declaration TO the effect that he had no
knowledge Of Old Browns intention TO create
an resurrection among slaves. but admits that
he contributed money in aid Of freedom IN
Kansas. The Governor does not tell 1t no &c, 'h'
tends to leave the country fo' Canada or Eng
land
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VIRGINIA IN ClIANCERf.-in Hanover, ''r
Court. September Eth. 10:
& ~

10' 7 NNINWnN" "I 'ITSTIIF
Agtirs:
wilsu ". "ry,Adr'n'-, and jH'n:, Ad'", deti,
Defendant.
" p.i"y VINO pr"."SG'es tee pleas Of the Common
wealth ia aid Court this day exhibited in said Court, on
behalf nf this Comni0nS-al Nminit hin Chaac-ry,
alleging. among other ncs that certain James Ai', I"
nats- Of Scotland IL the Kingdom of Great Britain, had
departed This f. within the SAID county, intrstate a'
yhn,, next Kim possessed II personal effects 10 The
anonn, o! six thousand dollars that the she was
d-r-lic; belonged the said Commonwealth u" Nli
yipa and asking for decree Of the Ana, on ms
motion i ordered that the next Of kin " any, nj The
said james AJi- snd all Others. claiming or Interested ii
his estate appear here n" fist day Of III" neF term"
and make defendants aid biz, and that q
copy @: This order Published fer three months Te--e-
ty.y IN The Rchnrrd Enquirer G."sparer printed Ia
III. city Richmond 5Hd in the Constitution newspaper
published in the ely %: Washington.
4 Copy--Ttste:
Oct 2U-Sm GEO. L. CHRISTIAN. D. T.
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'''''' N--..--.-E-S---- -
SALE or SLAVES Ar

DURSUANT 10 decree Of :he Ci-cul, Couf, Of Louiss
county rendered :he 23d day 81 Sept eml'er ls?,
in In Chsuc--y therein depending be~-"n lillian
Il. ad!e- surviving trustee Of himself and frndal Ch,s,
deceased, plaintiff. and John Hunter and William NJ
AmIl-r, trustees, &c. and other Defendants SHALL
SOmruis on-r Gndrr sd decree sell at public auction ~
L. usa CvuThou on MONDAY, HE i!rli DAY OF DE.
CEMBEE ;h:' byins court day slave name. Diana
AMI her two ysun.,t cil-cu :" h- highest bidder for
ct-h. Nh. BEAUI.ss.
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The Tribune" my rc,t assured that Vir.
ginia will act for herself in the matter Of dis.
union; that such an event would not be dis.
tasteful 10 the Tribune" the moral treason
published in It for the last ten years sufficient
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uNIvERSITY OF vIntlNIA.

TTNIE KOAKD NJ VTsITINs WI FIVte'u AZ VTvTT ~
ro.cn- ,F-bruary ioG 10 appoint Professor 20 fill
' chair Of Physical topography aud Agricultural Science,
r.c.nly established In this institution
Inquiries addressed to the snh'crber In regard To Tie dn-
ties ard the salary o the professor will he duly A.
d,i to.
Apuic,,ion for the vacancy ,iould he addressed to
fIps JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, Esq Rector, care Of the
>,i,srr,cr l'nivr,.i,v nC vir.iui, i. MaCPIS.
,r, n.,.J,n Chairman o: ,h- Faculty.
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=, uprIo> or saoo,iso OF vIRG'

.,.,.:o,lov;, certificate. oi deb, issued
: =. virginia viii lake notice that she 'r7l-
5' 80. s,n.u: ruad, calling in Tie certificate, q!
sbi,h they are authorized 10 be redeemed.
80 N, Sis, day Of pece,ne,r. ls's, TO red.-iu
''''I 80, A, the treasury Of the Commonwealth.
-; .rr,.l .lc.,-s are required on the said Sist
so 20 surrender :he SAME al the ohce oi
eT-y i;,,-, whether surrendered "r not :hs Inter
- 90 ;has DAY. go,
-. p'rV. Work. 70 .uh.crin- on behalf o; The
,.,f T. ,rr -sucs ~ ''ir fr'"r'burs Railroad
--.-,
q, sp-r g., rhc rOr>i Nohit George
ss' '.' '' ~
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TO TEACHERS,

"A eriby situated, together with six Of land. Is for
sale upon she following enah- trtn viz tNh cash.
and three annual payments Of 500 ra h. The p"periy.
independent Of the .N U land cu.t fSEp II j,
located in asbcsul grove. hIfA.mile ON the city o.!
Rome, Georgia. and l. nov occupied by h. J MagruJrr
graduate Of The Virginia Military lnsil. ie. Addre,,
Nov ls-sI0,e r. VI. SuElgLEY, Rome, Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-25

AgsG.;
Peter Guerran, Ssrcissus ". Miller John ". Trsvi!n
John Thompson Jr Joseph NJ Watkins David Minis, r. g.
Bo~Ies Elizabeth Martin, widow of. l. A. Martin de-.
ceased John e. AMI James Willis Martin infant chill
dr-n Of said J. T. A. Martin, Defendants.
The undersigned by the decree in the above cause" sap
pointed special commissioner and directed to take the
tollovn; accounts, fr-t-An account OF the trsnac
lion. o. the laid James T. Robertson Administrator Of the
said T. A. Martin the estate Of the said j. T. ~ Mar
In SecondlyAn account o! the assets real ana personal
o the estate Of the raid j. A. Martin, showing 'e 'aa-
thereof ThiriIyPruof aud aCcoun, Of all the debts
due .! the said j. T. A. Martin. h"ens '-
dignity and prio-ii'rs thereof.
Aud i, directed IN The -,d decree, 's; =" n.
taking o: Ia. ssit he par,-, DC
aninrd ou OATH by III. said Commissioner touching ~.
matters and enquiries directed Ia .sl decree And ihe
Cour; doth order uo'ic, ~ she time AMI place o
taking III. said accounts b. published once week Tor Your
srcc-ssiv weeks. In newspaper published in he c;y
Richmond which said publication tha br equivalent :"
personal ,.ryce Of such motto, on the parties. aud IN
,nc, r,iic- the Commissioner shall all III.
dtor, having elsims against the estate oi III" said
Martin - bring them forward with the necessary
proc, =. sustain 'h-rn. IN oricr that 'heE t'ay
h. rror,.h the Court and provision made ioT lhe!f
payment ,u ;he iniesa'es estate. And hc said Com
missioner rrc.d enquire iuto and ascertain whether
m the .tr- Of the said John T. a. Martin there
auT .;.cir rns his estate. real or personal aT
any par. thereof and . amount remaining hu- io ih. -cE
raj creditor upon debt hat may be 10 accured.
S,i,. h. given a. the parties tha. ihe under
signed has appointed N"udsy The l.rh day g" December
ls59 a: G"",h-',d C5ur. "us. for taxing the above
named and Cnguc- Al 1hic lime AID place ihey
are directed - attend " all proper pr5oir vouchers am
paprrs snd n. undrrs gn -r.'r az creHt"rs Of
,sd j. r A. Marin, deceased, 10 bring forward their
claims With proper ,.Tnoi n them. al the same
tim. and plsc. ot.i ,hG' gy may h. reported TO 'e
Court and prov!,i N IA. al. ''r 'h''r pay mem:
N Gil MORRIS,
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FOUR HUNDRED ACRES

300 Of which cleared and produce sE"naiS he
tween ami twelve ou.And weight Of Tobacco, and Corn
Wheat Oats &C. in proportion. Tie baanc: IS III 'nh"r
of rigina growth of good quality.
TIL, !ana hoiders the third branch ol the hattapon
river adioins the lands c The te 0he Stanard and
Others Il il divided into three ftls, each field having
.roa spring The buildings nearly heT, c"nsis'ifI {"
Large and comfortable Ia cling with nine rooms good nr
,ro crS with chiuu-!s and I"Iacco h0n-cs sait
cent to cure 1000 pounds Of tobacco
T. uErcrssaIy LAY mO.r as persons d:t"H"'i 10 pai
chase mr.. Invited vr@ the pre'-"s, or Sddr",, '+ =.
Inornshnrg spor.y yIva'ia County. Va. .,.,.
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MnLFD0Evulg, (GA.J Nov. %, 1906"
10 tiur. Wise:-Tne Hancock Van ''uard
sill 20 10 Charles,own hy the I'd p'os., II RI.
,uested Ly Gov. WISE D. ". LEWIS,
Captain.
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.ArGrsrA, UGA.) N"v. -. !~3".
= WuNIyGroy, y. C.. Nov. IS.

WnMIHGToN. y. C.. Nov. j..
To Gov. Wise-The Wilmington Light In.
f.ntrv, iiltv muSketS, and one s'x pound piece.
are at your service at i've honr. notice, Eu!':
armed and equipped. l.. H. HAIL
Capt Commanding.
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CoLrNnrs. lGA.l 2ed Nov. lei9.

: CoLrNBrs, (GA) 22d Nov, Isl?
10 Gov. Wise:-A corps Of light infantry of
this city, styled the City Light Guard. &. at
your service PrYToH H. tolQriTr.
a Commander.
The Inlcr"nd'F' Grqv>, Capt. Cohoon
Of Ellx,i,cth '.'y. y 80 .'."',, ,or, oiy;red
their service.
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t.6,0V,i
SS,o,t'
. 60. James Csskir, OF Rich.
&c. Capt. George William

$50 nt''
... A: 10 increase rss capital stoca oi the Ports.
- sad Roanoke Railroad Company, ani-to su'hc.
- ,snsr!p,iOu thereto behalf Of the state. passed
90 '4z.l-y. !Si.
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~ 1901 THE TURNPIKE ROAD

mentioned ia ,aid decd 81 trust.
sad Turnk. extends FROM IlsrrIsonhurg in th. county
OF Rockingham, TO point the Hue liIse Turnpike
w hin hall y mile IL GOrdonsvir II passes through 4
d-nsrlv populated section Of country and commands
large travel, which will DC greatly increased by the
completes" o he MANASSAS Gap Railroad 10 lltTri,vnburg
TsR~s SALE une-i!r OF the par. base money be
paid in four months, and nnc.il:rd in eight months, and
unc;r Ia :wcvr months from the day Of sale the ur.
chase money 10 he secured 10y well endorsed negotiable
notes and lien upon the property be- retained until the
purchase money l. paid Acting Trustee. shall convey
such ;tie as is vested in Nv. hy said deed
Oct lS-CtGS T. 4 SIIA\ns Tr'st--,
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u cult Court, 5th September, iSi.:
Elizab-t b. Marlin widow =: John l. A. Martin PIE.

n
Elizab-t B. Marlin, widow =: John l. A. Martin, PFC.
Against
John and Jsu.s Willis Martini nia: children o: said
john r. A Martin james l.. RobcrtSop. adur. de b"uis
nou with :ke will annexed OF John Martin, dec d, and
adur Of John I. 4. Martin, decd. William - Martin
lohn.on N.vton and Eiza is siCc, Robert T. Lewis
and Marietta l. i, VIE e. Auvr>on Henry NJ Holland
and J. VI. iIad"n. p"H'.
By the decree .a IN. stOy. cause" tie un:r:>' si-d t'
among other things. appointed special commissioner aud
directed and s,tte the following accounts, VIZ
Fir. an accouu, showing the balance due il any from
John Martin dec the deed OF trust from said Martin
10 s-cure III. debt cf thousand dollars claimed 10 he
due bv the defendant Henry NJ lIoand, him. ANA also
the balance due. atty. i.on the sa'd John T. A. Martha
deed on acccun, t. purchase money r the said ;rc:
OF land Ia the proceeding. tened Secondly. account
O. IN. administration of the said John 7. \. Martin
Executor Of John MARTIN, the estate Of John Mar
Tin deceased. and aScoun; OF ia" administration
d.. hnnie non of the defendant James J.. Robert
son OIL III. estate OF tn. cad John Martin, deceased
With the will annexed Thirdly, account OF he l,rscn
al estate Of the said John Martin in III. hand, OF "itcr
that may properly :asrn 10 pay the balance "i what
NAV be u. "a. said JOHN Martini upon III" deed 81
trust given by him ia his lifetime said Holland. And also
Fourhlv an showing the extent Of the psn'f
Dover interest the said land widow oi the said ohn
l. A. Mariin dec d. and What amVunt Of money ia -e'sl
pie would equivalent r life interest l=i"'h iena;
Ia Dover.
Notice hereby given the parties, that the said CON
missioner has appointed Nu>p,r 1Hs iYrH rhY % DEckN
BgE 1859 at Goochland Court House for taking The above
mrntourd accounts which time aud place they are IT.
rrCtcd TO attend.
tl I'.t,t
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The Southern States Rallying to Virginia.

The ir>inualion that the Southern STATES
were Indifferent 10 the wrongs and ontragcs
pcrpe,;atcd upon the sovereignty OF Virginia.
has already been denied by the resolutions -!
the Legislature, Of Georgia and Tennessee; 4;
and below we civ. the evidence Of y willing
ness on their part TO share the peri! o' rInd'-
eating the honor Of Virginia by the gallant
volunteers OF Georgia and North Car"l''n.
The Secretary Of the Commonwealth. !" the
absence OF the Executive, ha, repiIc' :" the
>uhoined ,ererarhic dispatches, thanking tie
officers ani men for their kind oil'r>-that
Virginia dor. not need their aid, and |, per
frctlv able to execute her laws. Virginia car
not fail 10 appreciate these marks Of hind"ers
and affection from the citizen soldiers ~ ir"r
sister Southern States
.ArGrsrA, tiA) Nov. -, l>5'
Gov. HrSKY \. WISE:
The Ogethorpc Infantry, under my r"m'
mand and numbering sixty men, t"ahrr Their
services to you, if needed, during the troubles
which threaten your State. We ar" ready I"
start at your summons.
Capt. JAMES a. 'LAeaF.
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XfTlLI he offered for -Ilr privately, until TUESDAY,
w TIiE22Np DAY or NOVEMBER lo'? and II not
sold privately before, will that day. be offered al;
public auction the tract Of land, In Srn,,sTant county,
upon which At present reside. IL miles from frrd.rcks
hurg and four miles from tuincys Depot on ih- Rch-
uiDnd Frc,l.ricIsburg and Potomac Railroad.
III. aid Of land !, ishly improved and contains
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Altbmon0 enquirer,
81 IITCHlE. DCSSAvANr, TYLER d WISE.
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER a5.
More Black Republican Misrepresentation

Wear again called upon to correct Black
Republican organs The New York Tribune
publishes the following:
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IN ORANGE CIRCUIT .o.nr, "-r. S.h,

LII ancnon Row Sheriff OF Orange county. c"nmi'i.' al.
min,irttor Of John z. Todd, drrca'-d. PiA'rt'H.
Against .
Alexander L. Holsday executor Of s'"r.- M"fi''- d-
ceased and Richard Richards, pciri'!ant-
The above parties, plaintiff aud deieldaa'S ti '!.c i
differs of John T. Todd deceased will take I"cr, ; IN
pursuance "f the said couE:. en-rc on "h'S
aud date above written. in suit pending ia the 'f c"ni
between the aid parties the undersigned has sppoineh
the first Monday In the month "f January, l, at his OIL
fcr az Orange Court House 20 STATE" sss and report e
following An rh- rIin:Gs admins.
traton hr rta'e o! his ines,s account sharing
the Of assets Of all Kind, h:lo n the estate oi
the said John T. Todd, ia the State IT.ins, HhCh
liable the OF biS debts, srl "f all
debt. due the aid John y TodG w!rh tr
ore Liable to satisfy exhibiting their respective
priorirs II any; which time the said parties and yrcIi,
or, may attend and protec, their interests,
4. witness hand commissioned Of She >ri nr'.
This sth day Of November, ls5y
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The Tribune" says:

ave are s"ry % perceive that even temperate
and s,sid journal u the Richmond Whie har given
in 10 the terror caused in Virginia hy the .evcnte:r
white men and i've negroes, who lately took HaT-
rer's Ferry. The Whig tells us that ii amy R.!ro
icsn should nc elected Presider: y. ls6H the lmen
vii! he dissolved, &c, &c.
Now, il Virginia wnrits 20 g. =: the Union,
size will pretty ltord some clearer evidence oi
il. desire ,hrn The rather iucoherent ejaculaons OF
here and there pauc.s,riekcn journals, or pol'',
cirr When. after d,:e dri;bera;on, the niacr:y oi
h.r Leg Stature aud people. determine 20 l.nS" the
,nt,d,ra-v aud -e, ZIP 'or themselves. II HEY a.
riy j.: ,.r,.r- ". innt sec Eow they can ''r pre-.
y,,..rt. Mr.r"Iilr !: 81: 'c cu- we'll - Keep cool
on hs .ub;ce,, and far possible TO nia'ntaAI.
good -uuturv aud comWon seuss."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-25

The House Of Representatives OF Geor =" ha'
passed bill abolishing public eIecu'ious'
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE or THE ROCKIN'

HAN lIhNii .Vap'
DY virtue OF deed ~ trust executed tu the underr
ID ~ Trustee by The Rockingham Turnpike Company,
FOR the brneh, nf cert parties therein Named and which
deed bears date the Is day OF June, lsJ shall proceed
TO sell a, pul!c auction Gorons,iIlc Orange county
on SATURDAY, THE rNENTr.rIfrH pArOr FEBEu.
AIRY. IsfD.
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':. 49, ~ provide fos the SU,IGuc,iVg 81 turn
'- - .rhss S;.-n,on 10 Pa:gerstur., 10Th March.
=, .ra-r,i.d L-.der IN. Sd ssc,ioH ot "an act TO
' a- -a-iug loans 20 certain railroad companies.
''''!',r purposes" passed 2l't March, I,"'.
l-I.. t. - per c.. Joseph Smith o! Au-
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. | HhslCIASS.-One Who deslrss . trs, rate
l1,oa, with neat little farm attached can hear et
..,5 ief~snas 10 ,hs Hdlson Of ,his papsr
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-19

TURNING BOARDING. HOUSE INSIDE Our.
Patrick Condy and hi better half, Margaret,
boarded in house ker by German, opposite
the Little Miami Depot. Patrick and Margaret
partook rather freely Of the overjoyful last
Sunday, and amused themselves by throwing
the entire contents Of their room out at the
window into an open lot. Gotlib, the landlord,
hearing tremendous noise going on in Pats
room, called an officer, who went up and ar
rested the two, just as they were pitching out
the bedstead-the last piece of furniture in
the room. They were taken to the Hammond
street Station house and allowed the benefit Of
room, minus windows, the rest Of the night
Yesterday they were arraigned before the
Police Judge, who fined them Eve dollars and
costs each. Margaret protested vehemently
and said it was all the landlord s fault; that HI
sold them bad whisky,which made Patrick crazy
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-19

DAVID JONES was arraigned before the Police
Court yesterday, charged with assault and bat
terry upon and breaking the leg of Daniel
Williams. This fight, oar readers will rccol.
lect, took place upon the Levee last Saturday.
Witnesses testified that Williams struck Jones
three times before he defended HIMSELF that
Jones did not wish to fight, and tried to get
away; Williams followed him up and struck
him again. Jones then pulled off his coat and
said to Williams--"If you are determined to
have fight, let's have it Old Country style.P
He then knocked Williams down and raised
him up three times; as he fell the last time his
leg was broken. Jones was discharged, the
evidence going to show that he acted in self de-
fense.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-19

RINGING DooR-BELLs.-A man named Ed
ward Boyle was arrested by the officers of the
Thirteenth Ward last Sunday, upon charge
of vagrancy. He was seen to go from door to
door on Broadway, and ring the door bells, but
would retire before the call was answered.
Boyle stated that he had arrived in the city
some four or five days ago from Pennsylvania
and had had nothing to eat since he crossed
the Alleghanies. Judge Lowe made provision
for him at Bunker's Hotel for ten days. -