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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-18
MD .o7rs, TREE NEGRO ALLIES.

The .Richmond Whis' can SEQ nothing in
Mr.. Bolts willingness to coalescc with free ne
rroes, ito which any exception can be taken,
by anv man-WhiS or Democrat--in the State
or in the Union--or in the world Well now
about taste there is no disputing-but i! Mr.
Botts' opposition to the twelfth section made
him traitor Ia the rights and honor o! the
South .hat should coalition with free
negroes induce the Wing to say: This is
subject for the ''Whig" to decide for itself. Mr.
(ioy.in has considered it Of sufficient import
ance for an explicit and formal reputation.
But Mr.. GogSin, though he may find it deslra-
blc 10 shake this odd man Of the Sea- OF his
shoulders, vet all MS efforts will bc unavailinS,
andcarr him he must, until under exhaustion,
he sinks ON the fourth Thursday in May. y
Shirt O; Ncssusr this speech vii! prove to Mr..
Gorein, destroying him and his party. Mr..
Gogsin will find it hard to don this shirt
Of Mr.. Bolts; to him it will stick far closer
than the poisoned tunlc TO the son OF Jupiter.
When the ,.Powha,an speech is received
we expec, to find something in it equally as
unoh;ectionablcj:j to the "Whig," as the free
negro" clause in the late African Church
speech. By the way, We shall publish the Al
rican Church speech in the "Enquirer" to-moF
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PERSONAL.

We observe, among Tic late arrivals at the
Ballard House, that of John Parker Jordan,
Esl.. distinguished lawyer and politician Of
North Carolina who. with his charming bride,
late Mrs. Lizzie Wilder Of Norfolk, Va, reach
cd Richmond on Tuesday from New York, on
..s way South. They were married ci! Tues
day. the 9Th instant. at tho residence Of the
brides father in New jersey. Besides MS el:
f;cicnt services il advocating the Democratic
cause in New York, as we'll as at home, Mr..
Jordan h;r> Won brish. laurci> in North Caro-
lima hy his eloquent appeals on behalf Of the
Ladies Mount Vernon Association
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HENRY \. WISE.
ny THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

WHEREAS vacancy has occurred ID the Judiciary 0.
w mi, the death OF Grvsn u S.inuss,
"a, c the Jads-s Of ;he SlprrE:= Court o! Appeals VINO
Ju IL. Of the ;hiri Ju!c4l Section, composed
D, couu:., VI Culpep.. Madison, Greene oraHs-, Abe
.y.s, Lnu,., fuvaHns, Gooehiand. Nelson Amherst.
s,.1.:r Augusta, BATH Peni!rcn, iiiihini koesins'
- 80 sh-u.odcsh warr.n Hardy. Clarke. Frederick,
n,r9,h. Morgan berkeley. anh Jefferson therefore 10
e.g.,y 10 law the sherg c. each OF said coun,ivs Is
...y rro..,I 10 cause election 20 he hell is-ren on
-ss,,,y m. l3,h dy o! April nrx,, 4; the places pre-
r,ytt bv Aw for Judge Of the supreme Court OF APP
/. NJ. 70 ..pply .h- yscsscy Aforesaid.
Gs-u cnt,. INV hrd Governor and under the seal OF
The Comm onw. <ih, AZ Richmond, this seventh Icy
rs Of J.au,ry $50 uld 10 the s'ye.r Q! he Coci-
r.apwr,,,h HENRY \. WISE.
GEORGE w MCNPoRo,
Ss,r..:ry Of g.e CuH.Isog gtotii:s
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LAND FOR SALE.

XYylsIISG 20 80 to the w.s oder for sale the ,rae. Of
w Lsud wiich reside lying in the county OF Prince
Ewar ou fast Creek ~ mile, from Prospect Depo, 90
Oh. souihsde railroad, iron Hampton sidney College
and l.: ravov.. containing 80 acres This Land Is
growth Q! u The crops usually made In this section Of
country, and Is Of the best proved places in the
courty. The buildings all new having been erected
IN tn. years OF the best materials aud under my
owa eye-and consist OF HANDSOME DWELLING, WIN
nine conveniently arranged; large k!'ehen WIN
two roorS Icehvpse CARR s.house, large enough Tor
three curriGge3 suokehoue stubles t"o
Of which framed an Very large, and built Ia the ss'
thrre years. and every necessary house arrr There
rye proportion Of wood laud both Of original grown
and pine There Is every kind Of ru, Of the choicest w.
riees such sappes, peaches pears puns cherries nee
ta.snes, .Tc"; aud grea, variety Of grapes. ihi' s
of the beautiful AID desirable residences In the
STATE and wishing those de,T"rs OF purchasing TO View Tor
,hem-elvs hal svs further desert pon at present
cnc-: that is si healthy any place in the hord
r-b. ..-rwSm JAMES COBBS.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

,x.,pv,rl0N having been rsceiv.: hy ;he Executive
":N..y ,ur - uber. free ~o:: ~ o! color vas mlF.
80 - FLEW RAND, or KHAN, free negro, who
f:, ,r,,!te AMI |, acw going ~ large; Therefore
,.;tsr oIs. EeS,:d c: uNi nrSpsco eVit .ss 10 AZ!
- =. .h, ar.e.: The sail M-;heS Rspi or Ghsn,
.,,- i.o :Le iau OF said cogc.y cf James City
a. gs5rcoyer reau re all OGccr, q: this Common.
s,.Il an ..;a:.. and request The people gener"iy
.1- es,, sxsrois 10 procure the arrest OF u: said
:, or ihla ,hsi he m,y be broGs 81: 20 justice.
t.u.d,ru5 h.n,l Ms Gor.rno7, sni under The Lr,S
81 ., Tie Coiu.ronwr rai:h, at Richmond. this s,ih
I! IS ia, :! s,s:lA'!, !s.s. ,rxrv w,sp
i--' An'iA 80 "A~-
Tgs.rW MrSronp, Secretary o: :he Commonwealth
..-.h,, La Of slender make, wcarsa :olsrably :u!l
- -: rda,:a...s When spoken 10 has no"r look
: s..ss s, nGe!i :urned 'u lie BAD S''. ann
,... IA: cost he ~n probably make ms way 20 Scrry
- ,...-,hr-. Ml:Gl. l-cSw
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LETTER FROM AsplNWAIL.

W
! .rnrsYendencc et' Tie AielmOnd Enquirer. !
AsPNwAlL, March 9Th, 1859.
I .ispinwali was spasmodica.iy re-anmated on
I the I'd by the arrival OF the Star Of the Wc>,
and Granada These steamers came in at
/ ? \. NJ, bringing together about five hundred
( passengers. They departed by the cars for Pa
mama, at - NJ. exactly, and left our famous
city without the echo OF ginslc, and TIE cit:
zenS in the horrors of silence
! As bricks aud mortar are sadly wanting
10 erect building, can hardly promise ,oI
anything astounding in this correspondence,
,licrc being nothing exciting, or even Interest:
| ;nS to communicate. The officials at BoS9;.:
are mapping as usual. and wc are il receipt Of
4 mail from that city once during twelve
."c";hs. Besides. when they do arrive we find
nothing in them.
Capt DarS left the sloop-ofwar ST. Marys
at Panama. or the Dist ut. with tie former
officers and c-c:y, and the Is;li.nus to-day hv
the S;a. oi the Vest. Capt. Inaubura is NOW
in command. witn the relief rlen,o;.wars
The Knights OF San Cochcc were asain
amused by lecture given at the Panama Eall
/ road Companys room. on the evening o.! the
I'd. Charles Fox. E>,t.. was the honorable lee
turcr--,hc :rtcct being Societies, Ancient
ard Modern.
The Roancsc is sill within our harbor. rot
ting her sides and s.ckcnin- her crew. The
s.. LJui:, with the English t9i) cun-ship Cm-
>ar is yc; wing IN = most uncomfortable posi-
tor. o;:;s;..c ti.r ha:boY Of San Juan. without
prospcct oi eve: beng :sclt:i cr ever being
reilevtd The Whole point IS now cleared
away. ard another harhor Is being formed
where ono existed seventeen Years ago. The
opposition boats, should they c"tr start again
b1nq ric vii probably make use Of it a!c-
the r.xt rsc of the san Juan. Sect IS san
curc, and Is Getting his boats in order TO re
co.nmcncc lie trans: under ;aa! p.imc.moyc-.
Vanderbilt
1ho>. Eel. Esq. j, here. and will leave for
San Juaa III the British steamer Trent Ar
irving .. Grcytown, he will suspend =. Squire
Co:-cil. and :ake charge cS Consular Agent for
cur OLD friend "Uncie Sam "a very gratifying
and saiutary change, ., least Ter 1t ncie SaH 5
most loyal subjects.
Nothin: new nom :Ac interior, cyccp: shat
Gen Lamar has made strong protest agains;
the indi.l ,renco with which the Grcascrs treat
American demands ard American Agents.
The Golden Age arrived at Panama on the
c-er:nc Of the fth She hrnuch, ono hundred
ani twenty passengers. About the same num-
bc: .ycre landed al Acapulco for the Tchual.tc.
,cc route. They will leave in an hour on the
Star &c the We: and Granada for New York
aud New OrlGars. We look for quite rush
on the opposition boats next trip--the North
crn Light from New York. and the Orizaba
from San Francisco, an opposition in the hands
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and
Vanderbilt :.
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LET R1cHuosp LOOK 70 HER TRADE.
From III" Petersburg Press We clip q
following:

trv'n ~. fct.!- tnro !:l'a Wc cIlt tnc
following:
the BLACKS AND WHITES KyTENsloS.
Mr. EDiToR: In obedience to previous no.
tice, large number Of the citizens Of MccGlen-
burg met at Boydton on Wednesday, 9TH inst,
for the purpose of raising subscriptions !nr tic
extension Of the Roanoke Valley Railroad from
Clarksville tc Backs and Whites.
IL i, sufficient To SAY that great rteTeF. %as
manifested in the matter and that the people
are in earnest about il. Bat the friends of this
route cannot succeed without help from Pc
tersburg. Ifhcr citizens subscribe with their
reputcd and well.known liberality. there is no
doubt that the extension will hc made To
Blacks and Whites. II is no. necessary 10
SPEAK Of the loss in trade which Petersburg
would sustain bv the failure Of the scheme. nor
OF the increase which shc would gain nv its
success. These must be evident 10 anv think
ingman.
We arc thoroughly stirred up now on the
subject, ard we arc bound and determined 20
have road somewhere. .>inNi be 70 Blecks
and Whites, or to hrgsfiilei Ticfs the ques.
ton 10 be dcc;dcI IL CGrtSriHe on thc 22d
instAn..
But INV main object III writing this IS TO com
1nunicatc the following subsequent action:
Alta meeting held in the afternoon OF tho
same day, nr. VIM II. Jores, oIT late able re-
preventative in the House oc DELEGATES. was
requested To- visit Petersburg TO solicit a"d re-
ceive the subscriptions Of those 'Fb" have not
yet had M opportunity Of subscribing I'm
being informed of tine request. he consented 10
comply with it, nni he may, therefore. be ex-.
pcctrd IL. your midst within the next few DAYS
The result g: his mission will 'c awaited with
much interest, and we hope mat his success
will bv sucn as to cnttlc Petersburg To our SIN
Ger. and lasting gratitude Let her act with
liberal hand. and we will back her against the
world
Itwould be proper, perhaps, to add, that it
was deemed unnecessary TO have any forma; re-
port of this proceeding published; bur the W.T.
ter was authorized TO communicate II 70 ;ac
papcr, in some suitable manner.
SFcrEIAEr.
According to Secretary" the question which
VIC hpy, ital;ciscd will bc dt;i!ed on the 22d,
in Clarksvilc. In view Of this settling Of the
question, aro1a6ly, against Richmond, what
have our citizens 70 say: inc .'resto!!er' OF
Richmond hive eo.oi amay the great trade ol
North Carolina, but vii! TO. the en,erprslng
and solid men Of Richmond retrieve the loss,
bv individual enterprise
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.,,r. RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
e,pLlsngp DAILY. sEMl'wEEkLf AND WEEKLY
- ~ RrrcgIH. DUNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE
TER Ms:

-n,,r P,rsR. scvsn dollars pes SanuE,. and a: he
~ Iii Dollar, II taken e.. shorter period than one
--'e s. :e SExi-wcssiy, Eve dollars pc: snnuin and
yea ,,., 70, SIX months, payable IL advance. For the
-! ,.V,. anruI SIX copies Coz 40 10 be paid in
~ 4, tiyarce When letters containing money are
A. they nus; BE- registered! ,hey will De at the
:. o.: :.r sreTs 49,
- sss,- ,Iyrr;isemenis inserted OF liberal ;,rins.
s"E.,l4JNp E>erI.sk ADVERTISING SiAsr Is ruh!>a'
VI nth the circulation IS t,eni: Thousand sv'ss'
t,.i.ereuis inserted At twenty Eve cents per rue:
4, ii,, this Office lnay be eniitrd per H..s u,
,silae.e Baus nO:es, registered, a. lie RS" o'
a, oo!,aar:es and Tributes o: Respect exceeding
.1e, arc charged for rs advertisements a.,
Co., f:o, distance uus lie accompanied MAJ 'he
-. r.y, or satisfactory references.
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RElI.STE

WILL make his mex: ny Stable-,.N
w aile from The clty of Rciuoad the t...NAN
N,ehtn:csville Turnpike. and within sight Of the
Fairfield Race Course. lie will bs limited sN,y
TsEss:-One hundred dollars, and one dollar 70 :he
groom.
Ares a!ll be we'll fed as every attention paid .er
City Cents day. JNo. ". BOTTS
H.h
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CuAkLo1:rsvlILE, March !i,h, 1889,
r, tte EGite-s or tie ,T.9er+o 7icn

Dear Sirs-In the letter of Mr. Powell, IN reply %
he Invitation OF certain friends Of his to declare a
self candidate for Congress, Independently Of tEc
proposed Convention, be takes OCCASION 70 say
advising meeting. which was only p.cyented, ny
the proinp. aud determined action of my (hi')
friends"
AS soon as raw this statement / addressed note
70 Mr.. Powell, b. the hands Of my friend, Mon.Sop
s.;md vher this lestsr was written. This note was
wd,ten In 10 great hurry o. Mr.. P. waa about te
leave) that had 60 tine - copy it. Irow give you
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t.Hsptt.:u.y, yhlf opu N.Y. :,
pAULuS i'OWEl.L.
To Hos. SHIt1oS +. I.E,Er.
CrAnLoT1x=..ilr, Mur,h 9th, $50.

CranLorTEa:!iLr, 3lurtE 9th, 1852
srR:-Yor. n0.e q: :liS date w:s handed i:,c -
minutes since. hy NJ. Gordon.
io'i :::c, substantially, that you ha"e o:he.
anth"ry 10: yo!r s;i::aicn. in your published hand
b::! han rcasuy, and yon nov ci:echi-c as
:, whether so. some one else did 10: T7y;.e src!a n
Letter. To hi, Interrogation nigh. decline 20 an
-wc:; hcc'r.c deny y";: ;g.: " that .: ary ore
o'sc, 70 cg'::c inio ~ ::.:c cor:e,poGdgne3 let
l!q"c 40 !...i.:,.:5:. IL gna.y :c!!::.g y.a :!.a:
wro;e :'r? ic:;cr, an,: only ti:r,e % Madison in re-
gar.; 70 The Convention called ~ both o Is: onr -
\. T.. Bake! E-q., enc % DR.. Robar Gra"es both
u! Madison e. H., AMI oHr - Jo!r Wcrh, ESQ, I.o-
CO.: DA.e. o.: ;i.csa!o, i-!: cories, bat :ou
80 :y welcome ca! on ;ios: gentlemen for
them. AID 20 make such o.: ;he'n you er:"o-r.
sto 9!:c:Ae: '.oE.e one c.=1' :o.c such !c:'oT,
10 II. kro". !: Ea> never 'crn. :, my ear :'a.
-uci, I: ..,;cr :'..:;c!. j." anybody.
=, :" w:.n. niny !nva 'coiGs - my ears, ycI haze
ro ri.'t - enquire. So: >'y .na: ::u'e ht;:t 40.
,rg Ike tig sta;eIie:. indicated ~ yoa ~ r',.1
- ally propose, icc..nS a. tie .a: Mnd:-on Col::
Tery 80, -,.:'.:..... ,ng 5;'c.:en: -eTIha:,
SHELTON :. LRikE.
To U,r ;A-.r. P.wY.:
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Rovr,yG GRrr.;, March 18th, 1859

t;.n,Iomcn-You- communication Of .restcr-
d,v has been handed me, in which YOU extend
~ me an invitation to announce myself can.
didate for Congress in the third Congressionai.
district, and in which you express tic belief
tina, very large number Of the voters in the
district entertain sentiments Il ;his 'es:'d s'fn
liar 10 Your own.
While am persuaded. gentlemen, that ieel.
ings of personal partiality, far more than a,,! an,
fitness which possess for the high honor you ~
would confer, hase mainly animated you u,
making this call upon me. and while .laak. mGs.
! think tha. the wish is farther TO tie 'hous"'
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NOMINATIONS.

MARrrssBrRo, VA, March l+.-"illIam h.
Mong and Robert h. Robinson, Esqs' were 10
day nominated by the Democratic party 70 re-
present Berkeley county in the House OF Dele
gates Of Virginia
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az
I'm RER0R

TINuE imported CLEVELAND BAi sTALLIoNtN
Il q. M.. hives. will stand the coming season, l.N
a. Castle Hi! Farm, near Gotham Pcsl-oEce, ZSAA
AbeEarlc county, and serve the as
heretofore wit: For the 80 be paid the
time OF service when the Mare Is taken away. Ir,u
rance go. OF wach So be paid down In any
for the service, Of the Horse and the remaining go ory
When the IS a,ceainrd to be in Fos Groou Fee
Al. Good pa,ursse ~ per week; and grain when
drsred, N. n.ighboEhood prices. s. A. GILBERT.
March l6 -cw2u Agent for Proprietor.
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4 MEDIATOR on THE LAWS or NATURE

F.ugs-wi!liam Curran, the nephew Of
John phpot Curran, the intrepid Irish advo,
cate and brilliant orator Of seventy years ana
more AGO, is now eating the bitter bread oi 2
n,uncr in the workhousc Of Eanturk, Ireland
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VOLUME LV.-NUMBER 50.

in the belief which YOU express, that your own
preferences represent those ola larger potion
"t ihe Di>trict->,!l gentlemen, the short
consideration which | have been cnab.c! !!
II give the matter. determines Inc 10 ncccde 10
the request yoa have made ], therefore. at
one: announce myself candidate for Congress
IN this District though ii the unequivocal az.
Clearly a>ccrtained sentiment of the District
Shall call for a Convention | will unhcSilatingly
abide is decision, and support lis nominee.
need not say that entertain for your ,atc rep
rcsentat;Tc, the Hon. John 5. Ca>ke, the highest
regard. H. none who Know Him can iail to 90.
lam, gentlemen, with very great esteem,
Your obcdcnt servant,
DANIEL {. DEJArNgr1r.
To Messrs. Francis W. SOFT Il. 3. Wai;r, T
y, Wclch, and cthcrS.
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CHALLENGE

Believing Kossr,h to be the best bred and fastest :ro:,ng
s.aca III IL State and 20 g'- those braEgias and
agents Of wouche irot;!rc GoEs opporuri, 10
the speed Of their horses will match kossuh again: any
stallion making this spring In The STATE arain,,
any Of The stations exhibition al any of the Pair, In
Virginia gs: fi! i"r pp, or :hr-e I.r hea.s
@scchs 20 og during the month OF October-,h!,
challenge 10 rcaa!n open month.
March i2-t2tcl. II j. SMITH
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IN TIL T. lNlIa:D oaA AZ, D.,. .-...
i COURT foE riiE EASiERS DISTRICT uf VIRGINIA,
h.I u. Echmo d, Tuesday, February I, IS 5;
In The matter OF Bankruptcy OF Thomas Jordan,
Ordered shat notice he publ shed n g! the newspa-
pers de,.nated by the ed ru. q. Court least ten days
before the day OF the term that the Court S
day. pas an order directing dividend and d.ibu.
ton among the d:ors Of the said Thomas Jordan who
may proved their debts OF such assets may have
beea collected and reduced money, much thereof
be safely disposed OF consistently With the rights
and Interests Of hrd persona leaving adverse claims ;hrrc
to. Au eS:.ac. i-om said order.
Tes:e:
March .-ev,,oMay InrrIN n EILErT Clerk
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SHELTON =. LEAkE.
CrAELo4is-yL.E, Ma.ch s,h, ls59.

CEAELo! ;s-yitiE, Mn.ci! 9Th, l>j9.
Sa:.iouy note q; This day has beer !ccc..Ted. |
Unable 10 ray whom he letter - wEic YOU ~.
!,;dc wa written, i,r have never heard. but did
hc:r that ic..e- rittcu ~ YOU ad1s:..g meet
!n-, AID that tc Freezing WAS prevented bv the de-
:s.lI.ined c:.iri, OF my friends.
The e;!of: 10 &c: ~! s..i. meeting Is sGiiet O:
prh!ic no;o:;c:y.
Since yoc haze ior,it rrnrcr 20 make this enquiry
OF me, beg !ca"c 10 i,k in r-,urn !: s,ci! letter
not written by yourself: or .on,r ouc else, 20 some
o: yoar :-icrds IN Madison, ;hGt Convention would
hc held, and ad".-ins meeting III thu county: and
would DC clad further - know. oc yo,:, w!!c.hc- i
nal :et 10 g1gr int he el!nr: g: :Ir
meeting WAS PVT dowE.
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ii- reply and my rriondcr, w:.;ci. :si 80. N jus
,cc !" r!c 20 publish. | a.o rcouc,: every paper
t.: hu. published Mr. rowe.!s letter 20 puhsi this
also. Th!r, suppose, IN ;na::.: ot The s:::c.es-
SHELTON = IFAEE
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~
Powha,an, and will serve a, s$O within
which may be dischargeihy the payneI;
pa!t within the Oh, aod SO TO insure To be In
fa II the Is parted WITH the Insurance and fe.s
forfeited. Fifty Gents 20 the groom Ia every ns,anc.
Z. A. J. BLAST0S,
ndn
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DAN RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

Nf TKACI OF LANp IElng on Dhn river, Ia Tue coun
WI - OF Halifax Is for sale. IL lies thr-- ui!lrs ffora
sco..sburg Depot, the Rchond aud Dsny;i. Rail Road
and contains 5,G cf Will! rs hes: river low
s.cund- besides good deal ~ creek Hat Of the latter
Is in woocs and tne plan. aud othe land about
49, cleared the remainder heavily abercJ, and
OF fnc quality. For particulars address myself at Pancrs
SpTins T. o., Mrcklenburg. Va; Thomas e. Coleman,
Jr.. HALIFAX G. H., who is authorized sr, for
Feb iS-cif HENRY T. COLEMAN, JIG.
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l)EMOvAL.--TLe subscriber has removed 10 Cary
II street, adjoining the old Columbian Hotel second
door below 18th street, leading ShocSoc Warehouse,
where he win heretofore attend 70 the sales Of all kinds
OF country produce, Tobacco. Wheat Flour, Corn &c
WI! also as I'Ss, sssp erh,.say On na1a r,nn
pl.stsr, Groceries, &c. ALEX GARRETT
W IT, Miller il still associated with him Who will give his
strict personal attention TO the sale Of Tobacco.
also take this opportunity OF returning my a!ncere
thanks 10. liberal Patronage extended 10 heretofore
AID ,o,icl, continuance g! the sane
H., frs,n A, q.
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Tut tNt TIT N''''
rHg THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
GDd SI.o ~ NJ H'
BOWLING GELES. March II, ioos

DowLISG GEEES. Aarcf ~, 1907.
To DANIEL c. pgJAxStTrg, ESQ.
Dear :r:-Th. undersigned members o! the
Democratic party "' Caroline, take this method
OF extending 70 you az invitation 10 declare
yourself a candidate to represent the sd Cor
;crc<sicna District in tho next Congress OF the
United States.
I, is proper to say that no open Q. implied CEN
s..cc is hereby dcsi gncd 20 be cast upon our
late representative. tie Hon. John 5. CasEie-
We .iecrn that inasmuch as the term 10 which
he va. elected has expired. he has returned to
II. body OF the people who are now free To selec'
another representative. Permit US. in extending
this invitation, 10 convey To YOU our scntimeno
Of Mig; personal esteem, and or belief thai
this call upon YOU reflects the wishes Of Tt'!
large number of the voters OF this ConsresSi9n
al Distric, We are, with hiEn respect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-18

In to-day's Enquirer vii! be found a letter
addressed to Us by the Hon. Shelton f. I.eake,
defending himself and friends from the rchec-
tions contained in the correspondence, publish
ed in the Enquirer" Of the llth inst, between
r. II. Carter aud others, Of Albemarlc, and the
Hon. Paulus Powell.
As Mr.. Leake refers 10 and extracts from the
editorial with which we accompanied the pub
lication Of that correspondence, we repro
duce the editorial of the llth inst. in full. II
is headed "rhc Sixth Congressional District
and NOT THE Red.I.and District rs Mr. Icake
saws, and is as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-18

l.. tea, CCgs; .. the city Q: Richnond the 9Th day
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E.e Eocse Iiain:lH,
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N-..s l:o,ae and cher Defendants.
.ss object o. SIS ,a = estsblsh :he rights CT the
--.s Elm ench- tie h-!r uf Thomas Roche. dec '
Av having beeu made aud Brd ,hGt,hs defendant
M .aiaei !. resident q! this Comm n~eal,a, the
.'trss!Aa; Is notified appear within one month after
ls'eof and 90 what il necessary 70 protect
= -':f-,: IN -, s:Ii. Copy-rcs,e,
s;eh .i-cviS BENZ. POLLARD. D. Clerk.