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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Navy Department has given all the new
Gun Boats Indian names; the one at Ports
mouth, New Hampshire, is to be called Mohi
gan; the one at Boston, Naragansett; the one
At Brooklyn, Iroquois; those at Philadelphia,
Wyoming and pawnee; the one at Norfolk,
Dacotah; the one at Pensacola, Seminole; the
one ut San Francisco, Saginaw.
The Cabinet to-day considered Sicaraguan
affairs, and came to the conclusion that, il Sir
Gore Ousley has violated his instructions, a
demand be made on England to disavow his
acts. If Nicaragua still refuse to ratify the
Cass. Yrrisari treaty, diplomatic relations with
Nicaragua will be suspended.
The Administration doubts the report that
Miramon has negotiated for the transfer OF
Tehuantepec to European powers, but looking Mt
it as the result Of British and French intrigucs
in Central America, would not be surprised il
the next steamer brought confirmatory advices;
in which case our Government will take strong
ground against the act, and will probably re-
assemble Congress.
The New York Herald says that France
has appropriated the Bay of Fonseca, on the
Pacific side Of Central America, as n naval do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
POLITICAL.
THE WINDS or MARCH ARE HUnhNG

BIZ nALLECh.
The winds of March are humming
Their parting song, their parting song,
And summer skies are coming,
And DAYS grow long. and days grow long.
I watch, but not in gladness,
Our garden tree. our garden tree;
It buds in sober sadness,
Too soon for me, too soon for me.
Ny second winters over,
Alas! and !, alas! and
Have no accepted lover;
Don't ask me why, don't ask me why.
IT'S not asleep or idle ,.,.
That love has been, that love mas ''s"
For many a happy bridal ,.s cam
The year has seen. the yeai N
I've done q bridesmaids duty
Atthree or four. at three Ut iout'
Nv best boquet had beauty,
Its donor more. is oo"o' iioi"
Nv second winters over.
Alas, and I, alas. and
Have no accepted lover:
Don't ask me why, don't ask me why.
His flowers my bosom shaded,
One sunny day. one sunny day;
The next. they fled and faded,
Beau and Soquet. beau and boQuct.
In vain, at balls and parties,
I've thrown my net, I've thrown my net;
This Waiting, watching heart IS
Unchosen yet, unchosen yet.
Ny ,cond winters over,
Aas. and |, alas. and
Have no accepted lover.
Don't ask inc why, don't ask me why.
They tell me there's no hurry
For Hyme IS ring. for Hymen's ring;
And I'm too young to marry:
IT'S no such thing, It's no such thing.
The next spring tides will dash on
My eight ,enth year, my eighteenth year;
1t puts me in a passion,
Oh dear. oh dear. OF dear, oh dear!
Ny second winters o7er,
Alas. and !, alas. and |
Have no accepted lover:
Don't ask me why, don't ask me why.
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PROUD Tributes TO joins LsrcurF

CEsslox OF FEEIEE ISLANDS TO GREAT BIZ.
rAls.--0n the 18th of September last, a formal
deed Of cession Of the Peejeen Archipelago to
her Britannia Majesty, was executed by tho u
nivalu Of Bsu, claiming supremacy. as Iul VIA
king of Feejee) over the entire archipelago and
its inhabitants. The American government has
claims to the amount of $4,000, on these
islands. These are to be paid by England, ac'
cording to the terms Of the deed of cesslon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
NORTHERN MARKETS.

Ngw foEE. April Flour cio.:d higher; State, IS ga
s %: Ohio, f6 65a6 -; Southern, t6 Lad 20. Wheat closed
y.ry dull, with = declining tendency Southern red. 81 3a
! IS white. 81 ~. Corn closed very dull; mixed. Sc.
yellow, -,a-ac. Pork closed dull: mess. eli ljali IS
prime. 81. ~. Lard closed du! at ilasiiHc. whi.k.y
closed dull, At e,a.,Ic.
BALTIMORE, April 2.-Flour closed steady. Wheat dulls
Corn cioeed firm and unchanged. bu; not active. Provision.
dull. Bacon. sides. -. Pork closed steady; Mess, ais -.
whi-s.y dull at zsc.
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VALUABLE LAND IN THE Upper

SHALL, on WEDNESDAY, the 2oth DAY OF APE.
L i>,9, II fair, il not, the next fair dav, by M )
Taylor's reque,,. Offer for public sale, on the premise ."
farm, containing about eleven hundred and my aeft'
is located 10 a very healthy and desirable neigho'ih2
TIL. soil IL we'll adapted 10 the growth VI corr, What o@i
and tobacco. II /, well watered, and has IN abundance
timber for tho use Of the farm.
There Is a comfortable dwelling house, with '0at :
rooms. on the place, and most o: the necessary o'"-"
inss.
Persons de,irous Of purchasing land, are Invited 20 !,
and look a, the plac. before the day Of sale. NJ :
Lowry or myself. will take pleasure In riding over -
any ons de,irou, Of -eeing il.
TkKss.-$ljVo in cash. and the remainder 10 equal nv.
mentr, pay able ia one, two. three and four Year,, VIZ
t-r.s; from date; the ti:!e retained till all the psyni,n',4 a.
made. WI. .flLeHIH
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OLD H1cKoaYs GOLD ssurr.Box.

On Wednesday night We had the pleasure Oh
shaking by the hand General Ward B. Burnett,
who left Richmond yesterday morning for
Nashville, Tennessee, to receive, personally,
from the heirs Of General Jackson, the gold
snuF:box awarded to him as 'the bravcst SOL
dicr in the Mexican war;" in compliance with
the will of the hero Of New Orleans. This
high honor was conferred on this gallant SOL
dier by the vote Of the New York Volunteer
Regiment that served gloriously in Mexico
The presentation will probably take place at
the Hermitage on Monday next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.

EoR SALE, THE TRACT or LAND On which reside: 20
l. Roanoke river, in Neckienburg county, h,n' n"''
Sou,h. Fast from Boyd,on. II contains from sis,Cet .
eighteen hundred acres. OF which four hundred and ten az
river bottom, aud from thirty 10 fifty branch tat. WN.
high land. fror sx 70 eight hundred acres are 10 oti,LN
wood. and heavily ,lnlbered with oak and pine. Oft'
balance. mos, O. Il, and the low grounds, are 10 a high A's
Of cultivation, and very productive. There y al"Fss AZ
cony,ni.nt Dwelling House, With all the necessary o.
house -Barns. Cabins, Granary-ali In good repair. fo'!
Apple AMI Peach Orchards. besides = variety 81 On
fruits. I would sell with the plantation from thirty 70 NV
Negroes. ,
ANY information requested. by letter addressed to ne a.
Boyd'on. will be promptly responded to: and IN p''m''T,
viii he shown to any person wishing 10 see then, by "'"'
III ut home, or by ms ov-rseer, Mr.. II. A. Walker
HENRY T.. COLEMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
FROM VERA CRUZ.

MOBILE, March 3l.-The United States frigate
Saratoga arrived at Pensacola on the 25th inst,
having left Vera Cruz on the 18th. She left
the United States sloop-of-war Savannah, two
Spanish, four French and four English men-of-
war in the harbor. The rumors Of the internal
war were conflicting, and it was impossible to
guthcr any intelligence that could be relied on.
General Miramon had met with several defeats,
but his troops were not within striking distance
of Vera Cruz. He was collecting his forces at
Orizaba. The Vera Crnzans were confident OF
success.
The Saratoga takes stores, and will return
without delay to relieve the Savannah.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05

For OfrIcE.-The Wytheville Telegraph an
nounce- Mr. JOHN y. |. Logan, n a Candidate for tho
Board OF Public Works in that District.
Col. Joseph j. Graham. i. Il Candidate for rc-elec-
ton 20 the Legislature of Virginia.
Mr.. Person q. Walter. a. . Candidate IN repre-
zen, :le county oil wyth"; in the next E~irg;rin Legs
lafurc.
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HRIE

MARRIED, In Mobile, on the morning Of the cd March, by
IN. Rev. Or. Lord, JAMES 7. ALEXANDER OF AeckIenburs
county. Va, TO Miss FANNIE E. LEDiAl!D, daughter 7f ".
J. Ledyard, Esq, Of that city.
NAMED, on sd March, AZ the residence Of the brides
father, by the Rev. II. suter, Mr.. EDWARD = LEV
and Miss LUCY D. WARE, dsughter OF Col J. VI. ware, al
Of Clarke county, W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05

PRoGREssING.-The work on tho eastern d.
vision Q. the York Rive. Railroad is progressing
rapidly. and may be completed to the Pamunkcy in
a short time. There were placed on the track n few
DAYS ago. five freight cars and three material trucks,
and q locomotive called the "MAttaponi," built in
philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

ALEXANDRIA, April 1.-The railroad build
ings at the Warrenton Junction, on the Cor
louisville railroad, were destroyed by fire last
night. Alarge quantity of wood was consumed.
The extent Of the loss will probably reach some
thousands Of dollars. The telegraph line was
injured, but is now in operation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
THE MARSHALL WEEKLY SENTINEL

The second number Of the Marshall county
Weekly Sentinel" published at Moundsviile'
by j. f. p. Dorsey, has been sent us. We wei
come this new Weekly TO our exchange list,
and hope it may receive a fair share Of support
from the people for whose convenience 1t has
been established.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
s1r,crnE on WAsH1NeT0N CITY.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Charles a. Apple
ton. of Maine. committed suicide to-day by
drowning himself He Ind been subject to fits
and mental arrangement. His brother, Mr..
Appleton, Assistant Secretary of State, took
charge Of his remains.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
NOTICE.

ON WEDNESDAY, 67H OF APRIL, iss. i 81
~ II not. on the FIRST 81 day afterwards, WIZ !, e..
ieiy, on ,he premises, a very valuable YARN Iar, ps-
and Queen county, upon the Nataponi river iu'i s,zt
kirk, containing abou, ;:5 acres. and sno1a'!
OF Toddsbury. ,,r,hte ::
TERSs.-One; third Of the p1rch?re nonr! pi.,,,s:
yean the Who'll. TO carry interest from day OF =. ,s8 /,
With approved security 10 each party for BIS 'A"'
deed OF trust upon th-+rnd. ,.,,,i.,oy. %:
TINS iarn IS ihe e.a.e Q u ~ March s.-of'
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TRR

New ORLEANS, April about half Of the
Planters Press. containing five thousand bales
Of cotton, vas burnt this morning. The loss
is about three hundred thousand dollars. Much
of it is covered by insurance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOH SAL
~~tIhr~ NE CT OuCESTER.

TN nur,uanc. Of 1 Deere Of the Circuit Cour; Of Glo=-
ester County, In the case Of Page against P,se arr
o,h,r,. We. as Commissioners, will. on MONDAY. THE y.
CONp DAY OF MAY, ls5?. at Gloucester C"ur'hoc',
Land called shelly" lying In Gloucester County 'TGas'
diat-ly on York river. =.
mi, .,r,.e contains, according to } recent suEyeT. ~
,c... and embrace the Who'll. OF the original tract Of land.
esc.p, 10 acres. Including all the buildings which haf-
h.en assigned 10 TWO IL the parties by a recent rar;tio-.
made under n. said decree, and 10 one ri the ri"'i oeA.
,ifuI sit-, for a residence Ia Eastern Virginia. A lATS' ir3-
por,ion Of IN. land Is srsbl. and susceptible OF 4 Very s
degree OF Improvement.
10 -Yamin- che p-eri.,r, and 70 communicate With either Q
-. Who will TAI. r!ea.ur. 10 giving any inform zion Sh.t,
NAY be required.
nonnc-J n, tie time OF Offering the property. or SA Il
mad. known 10 any one who Will correspond With either g
Us on The subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
ADESIRABLE FARM IN EASTERN
VIRGINIA

r OFFER for sale my farm. Stony Point, situated In foT.
i county, Immediately on York river, one mile and ahsi
from Yorktown, II miles from Williamsburg, Aud tI"
from the Grove wharf on JAMES River.
This farm consists OF 5Go acres, 2si cleared, the renss'
der in woods. Of which much Is excellent timber. suitable
for building or ship purpo,rs. There are about lW st'"
from which cOrd.wood has been recently cut, and tn1&t
amour, OF labor would bring this into cultivation. Ihr:oA
Is a sandy loan, resting on q clay sub.son, and u renAts'
bis improvable, most Of IA. hclds yielding lsp per Cent
NOR. than when purchased. eight years ago, On tue p4's
ar. numerous and extensive beds Of MARI OF The hnef
quality, and sea weed Is found in quantities slonsthr shore
The house Is small, but new and very comfortable. MICE
en-, .mokr.honse, ice-house, oyerseer's house and .taDis'-
ali new. and The barn, with \ trifiDg amount OF shinfhff
/ perfectly good. There IL 4 small, but choice, Collection q
fruit trees, Of almost every description. Water good, o!'
ter.. Gsh and Wild fowl abound. The place enjoys the rtpI
,a,ion o, being sne OF the hesl;hiest In Eastern virginia,
The facilities for markes are all that could be desires
vessel. of the larges; draugh, ascending some - mile, zho"
,hi, place. 20 " rst Point, the terminus OF the York li'e'
Railroad. besides the regular steamer from Norfolk. A,ht
place Is readily susceptible Of division, | Viii sell ID one "
two tracts, to suit the convenience Of purchaser. Wi,flrs
10 20 TO . city TO practice my profession, ! offer III. i~=
on very reasonable terms. Persons wishing 70 purehas, >
! cheap and valuable farm are invited TO wish: Is Any lnio'
nation that may he desired, viii be Cheerful ly oven;
Adde'S. DR. T. A. HARRIS,
P.b osrc3m yorktown. Va
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uo.-,crr Cox,yc-Tbe Portsmouth Tran

MONTAGUE CoNING.-The Portsmouth Tran
.cr;n; has 4, from q reliable source tina, although Mr.
Gocrin has len 'honcs, John" and determined 70
come East. he will not be without II competition
Montague. The Red Fox" has determined TO have d
Ill, with him ut every convenient point: among other
places, ia Petersburg. Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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v,b oj-c,d. Per his Att'y, Wm. Y. Jrrdo,,
U,SnynSpS. RY., Peb. 25, 1859.
LlNDKN FAmM FOR SALE,

yu,II1s farm, formerly known as Chapman, farm. nes 81.
nron-rty Of Alfred o. Carter Of Mississippi. contain. :.
shopt a.. hundred and forty.three acres, lying within hla
a mil, OF The warrentcn Junction, on the line Of A and n
Rail Road. eight miles Of the tourni.fs, town Q, Warrra
.n and through which the wsrrentGt, branch Rail Eo.t
use, /, now for sale, aud will be sold on such terri, a..
,,,dI,s a, will no, fail TO attract those desiring a hrn !!
X ,,irhly Improved. well taken In grass. well ii'nbrref AZ
.,,. roe. In an agreeable and he,lthy neighborhooa. ai
"a. upon lt a i'm. dwelling house. newly built. cony,sie1i
OFT hod.-., all new, ard a good dwelling house for a -A,l.
ger. II i, on the whole. one Of The NOS! desirable farm, :
.h;s section. and must he sold even a. 4 sacrifice.
Thi, f,riu. il no, sold by THURSDAY. the 2Sth Of Apr,
next will. on that day. together with \ lsr,e s1ogs, ..
personal property. b. sold at pubic sale fo' 'g';5t'
Incarnation apply in person or by ie.;s-to
ROBERT RANDOLPH.
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wYSDHAM KEMP. !
JOHN 7. SEAwELL. |
WARNER T. JONES, (
". Is. SEAWEl.L, J
THREE THOUSAND On HUNDRRI
ASH FIFTY-PIvE ACRES OF STACSToN RIVE

LASD Fut SALE.
B,p COUGH comp.ls me 20 settle In the south. 'hsr'
N .or. I will sell one OF the best Landed Estates IN VIZ
yinI,. situated on stanton River. Halifax county, no. Ia
.hoyc where The Richmond and Danrille l,l koSd crosses
az. River. which gives the hes. facilities possible TO the mar
L-t. Of Richmond. Baltimore and New York u Is .ho Get
yrni.u, TO Lynchburg. only thirty i've miles. Boats ~;
na.,in- daily to Roanoke Station, wherr ihey arrive IN l.''
thar a day from my plantation, and the whole crop can >,
,hirprd nj once. No estate l. more pleasantly or beauI!illJ
,i,sat.t In a high and healthy country.
Th-r. are ;hre. thousand one hundred and n'ty.t'e
4. lSy, acres In the tract, between six hundred and se'ra
hundred acre. in stanton liver. and creek low land, emu.
in fertility and the production OF tobacco and wheat % az,
lands on .h- river six;-.n hundred u .tVD acres IN Sno;,
n,ost Oft heavily ,inhrred, with 'ome OF the best plant 'atf
on T. in Virginia. POUR years ago ! divided my pian'a'bf
ir,o ten inl fares. 81 three hundred C3Dl acres each. u
the purpose ef renting them out. and buut u'oSs eoinior's
bic and copyenirnth brick dwellings, and All necessary OF,
houses, Including barns, granarrs. &c and notwf'h''ani'
iny Halifax il a large aud wealthy county. not my iaaliei
IN the county live in better houses. or have thrtr iiria. be-
Ter or more couy eni-n,iy fixed. My own house - Isiss
brick dwelling, handsomely and elegantly finished, Az
msr,,l, nanir, pieces, brick kitchen. Laundry and daEy.
and a large brick stable, capable cf holding twenty horse
with a larg. forage room attached. -.
TIL, farm, are amply and conveniently supplied VIZ
yood springs, and my net; income last year Qsoe) from te
f.r,n, wa. seven thousand Two hundred (fI..W) to!'''
NV term, will he accommodating rs TO time. with ihe p;'
ch,s. money perfectly secured. My post once Is "I4'o'
Vile, Halifax county, virginia. ,,,,r
Nt..h s--rDun CHAktfS ~ CLAIM
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AUCTION SALES.
q n EAT AND IMPORTANT PrBJIc

Gain vi hND
UO take place at Louisa Court House, In Oh. Ga.
virginia, on Court day. Monday lIh go:
next.-Thr.e thousand and forty seven acre, i,.IPnh
,sU cleared and enclosed; the balance hea ytly ,irtI
With the best yellow pine, various kinds Of OAK no.".
asb hickory, maple, walnut, 4c.-very superior 49,,
and exceedingly valuable on account Of the gre,, &c.,
,hrouvh Tn. sur ounding country. This hand Is ,j,p,,.S-.
On. North Anna River, In the county Of spotsyiy.,I.
mi 80 from Fredericksburg. - miles from the city Of D..
rrond and . or S miles from the Virginia Central R,i,eS
Tier, IL or IN. place \ splendid Dwelling House. \, g..
r.,s r.p.:r. and all necessary out-buildinss, good 49,.
and orchards Of choice Fruit, in full bearing Tn. -.
~. been divided into i've par;s, and will positively he al.
and place above named, on the following condition, vi, :
On. third OF III. amount cash; the balance. In equal inst.
c,.rts 10 one or two y. ars, with inieres. from the d,v !,
ssIc tn. title will be withheld ill the las, payu.,.
made Those disposed TO Invest In sueh property viii A.
vii 10 attend this sale. from far and near. as Is uncor'
monty valuable 10 many various respects, aud .el vo-;
the attention Of purchasers
Mr. Johp &. johnson. on the place, will show Il s,,,
,Inr Yor further particulars, see handbils, posted IN -
IN, cities and towns, and circulated throughou; .he atia-,-.
COUNTY o II JERDoyE.
y,b oj-ctd. Per HIS Atty, wm. Y. Jrrdor,
Hs<prhsoS, Kr. Peo. q. 1858.
- SALE or LAND AZ AIIalvN, -
r WILL sell At public auction. al Louisa Count lioc.-. e.
MONDAY. TIKI ELEVENTH DAY oF APRIL tia; Be
ic Court d.y,) a tract OF Two hundred and thirty a,r-. E,
h.,yily wooded LAND. lying within three mile, Of y,
C,urt Iou., and two Of the Virginia Central hail Roe
.JioinI,, the land, Of Wyatt Thomason, - l~ic,cLiu,..
Richard Thompson ard others.
Thi. Land would he AZ excellent loraticn FER a Sc.
Saw.MiIL.
and eighteen months. :cr bonds. secured by a deed .; u-,.
or :he land. bearing in,er.-; FROM III. day OF sale.
-, J,;-rtd, DAVID ANDERSON. j.
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TOBACCO INSPECTION IN PETERsBrRG.-Com-
paratvc inspections Of Tobacco in Petersburg for the
half years ending March als,, 1889 and 1858, respcc-
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DAN RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

My TRACT OF LAND, lying on Dan Ti'eI' - = M
MI IS Of Halifax. Is for sale. I. lies threr D. . n ssi+
Scot,,burg Depot. on the. Richmond and DanS.n. ,T,- ~
and contain. $50 acres. Of which % are oes' :" al, la-,
grounds. besides q good deal OF creek fat: nos; ,. ~ ,es.
/. In woods. and very ane plant land. ofths hifn y:
20 acres are cleared; the remainder heavily y :, p,l-si
Of 6ne quality. For particulars, addres. myself coirzi:
spring p. o.. Meekienburg. Va: or Thoma'I:.T
Jr.. Halifax G. H., Va. b Is authorized 70 81 sw,S. is.
Peb 1s-etf HENRY Z. so,
INN PLATK.-s0 boxes Tin Plate,
for innyrs and manufacturer, for siis NV SOY
April JoHs y. UNIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05

=REpgxp7IoN OF BANK NorEs.- The notes of
the following Banks, are redeemed at the Bank Of
the Commonwealth, viz:
South western Bank, Wythevilic; Farmers Bank
Of Fincas,le, Fincastle; Bank OF ~Rockbndge, Lexing-
ton: Bank OF Rockingham, IIairisonbrrY: Dnnvillc
Bank, Danville; Merchants Bank. Lynchburg: Mon
,icello Bank, Charlottesville, and Bank Of Scottsvillc,
Scot.svillc.
The Bank Of Virginia, Farmers' Bank and Elk
change Bank redeem the notes Of their branches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
1oaD LYoNs, THE HNaL1sH m1sTER

Wa.nISaroN, April 1.-THE frigate Curacao
from Plymouth, England, with Lord Lyons,
has now been out 81 days. Serious fears for
her safety ere entertained
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
PREFERS BONDAGE TO FsrEpox.-The Norfolk

Herald says: \ colored woman named Mary Dunmore,
who had been ~manumitted, but preferred remaining
a slave to complying with the law which required her
70 leave the State, was sold on Monday, 20 a gentle
man named Mnten, at the low figure of 500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
TuE TRIAL OF Johnson. n WIFE po,soyr

Rappahannock comfy, who took the life Of q most
ahectionate wife last June, BY administering 10 her
strychine 10 q glass Of lemonade, was tried on 3oth
ult, found guilty, and sentenced to be hung on 18th
Nay next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
INSPECTIONS or FLOUR at Richmond for the
DASrHLS. ULLArLASE, Inspector.

INSPECTION or FLOUR in the city of Lynch
burg for the quarter ending @lst March, 1852, rs
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-12
CONSULTATION FREE.
TIE MODE OF EXAMINATION

TIE MODE OF EXAMINATION
! Pursued by Dr. Wadsworth is very simple auC
entirely new, and by it disease Of any of the inter
nal vital organs IS IN very few minutes de tectec
with facility and certainty, without asking the
patient a question, or having the least previous
knowledge of the case.
Among the Diseases treated with perfect sue.
cess, are SCROFULA,
And all diseases of ScrofuOus origin, Ulcers,
Tumors, Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hip Disease,
SwelIed Neck or Goltre ScroiulOus Sore Eyes,
Scad Head, Eruptions on the Head or other parts,
Cancer, !istula, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia,
Gravel, Impotence, Structures, ST. Nms Dance
Epilepsy, rheumatism, Dropsy &c.
All diseases peculiar to Females, and all Chro-
mic Diseases Of the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs,
Heart Stomach; Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Shin or
other Organs. y speedy cure warranted in all
diseases OF a Syphiiiic or Venereal character,
without the use OF Mercury or other poisons,
Teeth extracted without pain by GaIyanism.
Regular visits will be made during the year q,
giving those who commence, opportunity to con-
linue till cured.
No certificates of cures published, but references
TO any number of patients. who have been cured
will be given TO those desiring them.
THE POOR LITERALLY CONSIDERED.
Amy person sending correct statement Of their
symptoms and enclosing So will have medicines
adapted to their ease, sufficient 10 last one month
or five weeks, sent them by Express.
Address, II w WADSWORTH
Batavia. n. T.
June 10, 1859, 4S6.tf