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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-04-04

A Ill WANTING FARMS in delightful climate,
IA rich soil, and secure from frosts, see adver-
tisement of Hammonton Lands in another col'mn.
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New Agricultural Settlement
mo- ALL WANTINd FARMs.

Rare Opportunity IN DelighVl and HeaI'
fIv Ogin.ate, 25 miles Southeast Of Phitodet-
oIia, on the Camden and Atlantic
Railroad. New Jersey.
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RAIN and Feed, always to be hadat
c., w. a. SIS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-04-04

SUGARS for nine and ten cents. to be had at
- c., W. SIS.
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Richmonds & Backus,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BOOKS

A Full Assortment kept constantly on hand
IA or Manufactured to Order, Detroit Michi-
gan. County Offices supplied with Records of
all Styles, of our own manufacture, with or
without Printed Headings.
All kinds of Plain and Ornamental Book Bind
ing executed in a superior style. Also full
assortment of Stationery, Cap, Letter and Note
Writing Paper Wrapping, Tissue and Envelope
Papers, Staple and Fancy Stationery, in great
variety, as Ink, Steel Pens, States, Lead Pen
ellis, Envelopes, Red Tape, Sealing Wax, India
Rubber, Paste Boards, Drawing Paper, &C.,
with many other article in their line which they
offer for sale at Low PRICES.
RICHMONDS & BACKUS.
Detroit, January H. 1859. ma If
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man, exhibited its desire for cancellation anu lot lne SUI W.
cess OF the party at It's meeting In SEPTEMBER, Shen IL w.
stiluicd IN. Ludlow candidate, Lewis, on ,he S'ale TICKET
/, rIurr NJ ia non,,pre, Ifnpson, who had Withdrawn.
Il the same meeting 1t appointed SPEAKERS 70 stump Ihe
State for the ticket, and otherwise e"e''e' "'e" y "''A
II ros,nonel Mi acion on the Charleston delegation
question ill the State election shouiu hhFc 'esmina'e"'
being thus faithful 10 the AStor House programme At,
The Daily News md the other presses supporting The ~.
word organization, labored faithfully and efficiently
throughout the campaign. . ..
ordsrinr the District Conventions, shows fully the ground
Of this dispute. and We refer tn iis ro:''ians.
". ,Iipr. that tile Congress District Conventions have
,,"n f,iiv a,t.u,..i bv tIc best class Of National Democrats
throughout the State, and that our Delegates represent The
backbone Of the party. A. h,,.o =,
The meeting ~ Syracuse, Feb. q, ls'h, Tor le chn'ce Oh
D.Icr,i.. ut Iarrr wa. conducted strictly according to The
nrcceden,s OF ISIS and lSj2, and was harmonious, einphh''
ic and rcsolute III tone. :., .,.h ;.,.,,r,,
or men, nor risk ,llrm u share their seals with Free Sellers
and boilers.
,r,r. thr distinct CHIN OF nationality in principle.
Every Delegate upon our Delegation Sustained The Texas
annexation proposition, in ISIS r,,
Every Delegate Sustained Cas' HI" hu'''' ''i" '"e ''"'''
Every delegate sustained the Compromise measures ami
the Fugitive Slave ltaw OF lSdO. -, ,
Every Delegate sustained the hAiiSAs Neurasks Bl a!iu
the Repeal OF the Missouri Line, In 1871:
\ majority OF the Richmond delegation. chosen By Lud
lows retiring committee Of siSteell' were irfs 'o,isrs from
the beginning, opponents Of Texas annexation, advocates
OF Wlnot Pruvisotsn, supporters OF NE Euualo platform,
rcvilers Of the Fugitive Slave Law, ana ani.SrDrask2ites
We Insist that ihey are covered all over with pirtyhere'
sizes and infdeiiiirs, and are unworthy, as i'hfiizinS, oil re-
cognitiOn al Charleston.
TO admit these men will he TO sanction fraud, rulianism
and violence In our Stale Conventions.
To admit them will he 10 assert thaI The NATIONAL Con-
vention considers eX-Free SOiler. and ~renegadcs from tho
party to be as worthy of recognition and association ~ Nn.
iiouaI Democrats, who have never faltcrel IN Gefenct VI
the great principles OF the party.
To admit them will lie 10 hand over the great stuie "l
New York to The control of u clique Of men who must he de.
Stroypd and broken down before National Democracy can
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The Charlestown Na.l Democrat" publish.

cs the following:
On Thursday last n reunion, which rarely
b,,nens TO men on earth, took place at Col.
Draxton Dayenport's. Forty-six years ago
that day, II company under tho command Of
Col, Davenport, and Capt. John Moler, Major
Brisco. and George Fcaman, OF ShepherdStown,
took IN their line of march for Norfolk. which
was then exposed to m attack from the British.
The company mustered near seventy strong
rank and file, and having IN the
courthouse yard in Charlcstown, the morning
of that day, bid their friends adleu anu 'heh
went off to glorious war" Forty-SlS years
have gone by, and out OF that company o.
Young and vigorous men but four OF them arc
now living, tho four We have named ABOVE
upnn the 18TH anniversary Of their departure
| from home three of them met together arouh"
the :" mess board again TO light their ha't'cs
DER. Col. Davenport, the senior OFFICER III
command Of the company, summoned ni'cc
more the gallant corps around HIM ut hlS'hns,
pitablc residence. Alas, how decimatcd: NJ
roll CALI two beside himself, Capt. Moicr ah'
Major Briscoe, were found in the ranks--one
other was unavoidably abssn,--hnt these were
all.
Ti,cj Petersburg "ENprcSs' says that the
number Of colored people baptized III the river
there on Sunday last, was Id. That the
whole number who have proved themselves
worthy or the rite, is 35S; and that one
thousand colured people have protested religion
within the last six weeks.
'rov,rrn ISsrECrluXS-toInIIlrafivc IOiHc-
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..goy spnISCS FOR, SALE.

TaylIE partuer-hip existing between the Undersigned as'i
4 dissolved. they will oQcr this beautiful and very eHib'
property FOR .alr. ut public auction, OIL FRIDAY, ihc -!
day Of July, lsCU, 10 continue from day TO day.
This. property Is exceedingly desirable. ]: lies iIu-s
dIateIy on llOlstnn river, "a fine stream for fish, IN So
county, ra., &c miles West from bristol, 1t, depot "H i'
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, aud within two ni!-' q!
depot on the Virginia and Kentucky railroad. now in H'
cess sf construction, which will connect It with all The irti
routes of travel East, West and South. IL consist, of ao1-
40 acres Of river anh upland--SD sr ~ acres s!e-r'J, ''
balances being well timhrrrd.
In the conpass VI ten feet, and beautifully shu.tsd e
$50 feet u! the front " the house, au ihsse iatnou, uihr''
spring.: i.i. The lnre- Warm Spring. temp. 63s' =
t.laIyhca:e. 81. Wits Sulphur-sald 10 possess 4" -
msIicaI virtues Of the Greenbrirr White Sulphur.
The property Is highly improved. On II Is 4 !"tse' i
very thoroughly built Hotel VI brick; ten Framed Lotil'"
in the yarj, painted, lsthsrl and plasered, witt! hii's en-
MES; \ hutlrh"u.r, ice.honst. .iuokc .h-use, spIins hV1'
wash.honsc, q large store house, large and cSuill1tiol' -
BILE, garden, lots, orchards, &c, Is.
81 the samr time, will bs sold Nil te pers"iisl proper
hut not TiIlI The really. coI.si,iiuy Of tao ae ne" r"t
Furniture, and IL great many other i"u'rl!o!d af'i''s' IS
numerous 20 iuenti0p.
The Term. Of sale VIII lie "nella!f cash. ih- Ir,sdns
one and iwu years In equal i~h,taimrnt-. TILE p.fisc' -i'
session given al srlg. 4 lien will br rctaiE"I unuiiae y
chase money Is paid.
The SCENERY l. mos, enchanting, tins r.ie, alt! "'lt''n'
streams. and The heulllIiest region In the wor::. sspP"'
cActleut, abundant and cheap.
Full and descriptive hai.l.bil, can be hal hr 'tphf''','
10 W. D. JONES, IIols:Sn Spring., Ssot, coGatt; w." =
7. B. BAILEY, Swannanoa, Eunc0mbs county. He
WILLIAM 0 joSEI'
THOMAS i. MILL
toi Ir,y spsiyu.. Nay l. IStl. -clDtxS
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of Representatives.
Military Appointments.

Gov. Letclicr, on Saturday last, Iiale the
following appointments to fill vacancies:
MAJOR GENERALS.
First DiviSion.-U. q. Clay, Of Campbell.
Second DiSision-Asa Rogers, Of Loudoun.
Fifth DiviSion-Kenton Harper, Of Augusta.
EGIGADlEK GESrRALS.
First Erisalc-Jamcs l.. kcmprr, "G Slndi.
son.
Third Brisade-C &. Coleman, ut Louisa.
Fourth Brigadc--W. s. Scott, Of Powt'aian.
Eighth Brigadc--W. g.. Shands, Of Sontl'-
mpton.
Ninth Brigadc--Ceorgc Blow, DR., Of Norfolk
City.
Thirteenth Erigadc-Wm. II. llaru'sn, q,
Augusta.
Twentieth, Brigadr-C. Il. Conrad, u fGiiincr.
Twelfth Brigade-pcter l~lairSton, of Henry.
Sixth Bricad---Rntrrt l.. Wright. If Lou
dGun.
jacob Rincllari, Major, Claslcstown-lst
regiment artillery.
Sam'l NJ. Garland. L.ynchbnr&- 9th resi-
mcnl artillery.
Henry Mason Mathews, Mainr. L.cwiSinrs.-
9th regiment artillery.
1s5 regiments of militia nf the line are HOW
organized. and all The counties except Marshall.
Hancock. Caroline, Cnlpcper and Ohio haze
come up To the requirements OF the Law.
Ohio, however, has one regiment enrolled.
-SsSDI-
TIM PElzE Fmnr BETWEEN ~liEENAN AND
SAyeRs.--During this disgracelul exhibition
about eighteen Americans, it is stated, were
robbed of their watches by London thieves.
WE extract from different London letters the
following:
John MorrisSey is ,lread!ully put our, He
had been with Saycrs several days. giving him
instructions in reference 10 lircnan's weak
puints. He had also bet very heavily against
him, 10 the iunc OF go, 900. During the fight
he was constantly opplaunling when Ilccnan
was struck hy SnyerS. He has lnSt favor very
much IN consequence II is not yet known
wl.at course the authorities will take il rrie-
renee In I~Iecnan's breaking his bond. He has
forfeited his bail, which was subscribed ly his
admirers.
) The night previous to the great fight every
onc--all Observation-Disclosures their "pIn.
ions and their hackings. Among Americans
there WAS evidently n want Of confidence in
their Brliicia Boy. John Morrisscy's biased
opinions and expressions haa affected mate.
rally even the confidence OF his friends. Mr..
MorrisSey was so ready with his funds, and
was willing to place such large amounts against
Mr.. l"Ipcnan, that evsn his most earnest friends
and hackers seemed Shaky.
One correspondent observes:
II SAW %lircnan last night at II p. NJ, after
| The light; he was quite comfortable, and the
swelling in his face had mncll subsidized. He
says il he had not been kept back by Macdon-
aid, he would have fought quicker, and would
have whipped Sayers before the twentieth
round; and this opinion is shared hy all The
Americans here.
4 Reception for the Japanese Embassy.
NEw Ion., May 1.-The city authorities have appraprl.
n;e,l sS1, n0J for the reception Of the japanese Embassy.
The first Gonr Fl Leand's Hotel has hesn engaged for them.
Il Is intended 10 give them the most brilliant entertain
nent ever witnessed 10 New York.
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An Irish Yacht.

IN Irish Baronet named Sir Henry Eercher,
f., arrived recently in New York, with his yacht
the Magnolia. The Herald" thus describes
hr yacht aud her owner:
The Yacht herself is Il very beautiful vessel,
OF lUi ton, register, aud .! L schooner rig.
She is very sharp though broad in the beam,
and can nuke twelve and Il half knots an hour,
with the wind fresh and Oh the quarter. She
WAS ia very nice trim ycSte!day--aii tue me-
talic portions being richly polished, ana the
decks washed white rs Il newly P!ailcu
board. She can carry 1000 feet OF sail, anu
can set eight sails at once She carries Il main
sail, balloon topSail, balloon ilh, long ioresall,
mainrop,nast staySail, I1relofsall ';G ipicsaII.
She was built on the model Of the rcnowhcd
Yacht America, and is Scventy-clgtt lcet long,
twrr;v.nne feet six inches beam. AMI iInc lcct
six inches in depth of hold. Her draft, when
in smiling trim, Is ten feet six inches at Tie
stern. and six feet Fix inches at the bow.
Her owner has already been described III the
| Herald. lie is L gentleman OF much wealth,
his estates being those OF Creagh anu b's!ly-
yiblin, in The county Of Coik, lreIal'd-lhe
former including one half OF the town ol Sclb'
bcrccn, and the aggregate value ni Tie Income
from lm;ll ur them is some ElG,DUo Il year ~
$50 UO. Sir Henry has been guile IN ad'cn-
lurous and sporting youth, and Is 81 still. lie
bets on boats, horses, Sc, and once wl.en he
was Il lad, having gone 10 England anu lost lis
| money, he wrote To- his father for 4 fresh supply,
which being denied him, he forthwith enlisted
us = full private in Il regiment Of infantry, :hd
afterwards ROSE III it through the usual means III
the British army which leads to ADVANCEMENT,
and was sent with his regiment to Canada. II
is stated that the visit to Canada is what into
rested him chiefly in America, and caused him
to make the present tour. The master "i the
Yacht whom he has employed is All experienced
seaman. He once commanded the British
steamer Dido, which served as Il transport du-
ring the Crimcan war. lie also served under
Capt. KILLS in the attempt 10 raise the Atlantic
Cable at Valcntia, County Kerry, Ireland, and
raised seven miles Of it himself, which he pro-
| ueunces TO have been so defective that the wires
actually unravclIrd of the cable like threads
Capt. kclls, he adds, is now in Newfoundland
on a mission for rho resurrection and exain!na-
ton Of the shore end Of the Atlantic cable III
that Colony. Capt. Arson has faith in The ca
Bile set.
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'rbe n~emocratic National Convention

Proceedings continued from ms n : ,Ss ou.s-
NJ john Cochrsne. What is the condition OIL Al q'e'-
tong has becn demanded.
m. o,ostion now Is, Is the CALI for tue previous eSi0
seconded? -.,,,,;,n IA The previous nues-
ton demanded? ,,,o, or.rca hv q Gentle
u Connecticut, Mr.. Bishop. that no person Shh,i nc
HnA,,,tsd 70 speak more than once on the sam. aucsAu"'
per enr a longer time than 6fseen inmates. Upon 'tat Inc
Mr. Walker. l desire the Chair to state TO the Co:ren.
,,on what will be the effect II the call FOR he pfts'ou.
question is mot sustained by the House: "m NV ~
amendment then be In ordcrs
The President. II the previous question Is nos is'''"'"'
the gentleruan's amendment will be In order; nu.,
Mr. John Cochrane. l ask the Clair II inc us y ' "mr
Of the question before the ConventN Is not en''I" "N"
the rule now governing the Convention: ~
Tho President. The first branch Of the .tics.;' h-,r.b nf
Mr. John Cochrane l now Ask IL the secoha 49,
the resolution Is not also identical with our prcse". w. hy
The President. II is similar in one respect. -, /, Is
limiting debate to fifteen minutes. while at pe
limited to one hour. ,roro,l,ion
Mr, John Cochrane. Then Hope the WHORE u iaSo de-
will be voted down. [cries OF Order oH""
bate Is III order ~ ,.,,ea the condition
The President fully and clearly eNpla,ns" question Wis
Of The Question. and the call for the previous
seconded. orJ.r the previous ques-
The Convention then refused to oraer 80
,,on hv the following vote, taken ny s'"'''' va. Mus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-04
TnlrY.slxTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION
MONDAY, ArEil- 81, loG''.
Sclt:lte.

&clt:ite.
The Senate mel Al NOM.
SunLry memorials and petitions We're presented.
IN motion Of Mr.. Latham, The report OF TIE Judiciary
commilir. Oh the petition Of Geo. T. barnard, in regard To
The estate Of ID. &. Frederick, was rrcommitird.
Mr.. DuUlittlc moved to take up the bill Tor The !t!lrl oi
Arson Dodge.
Mr.. Lane said the attendance was thin, aud opposed d"'
Ing any business.
aGjourri, Il BIZ till Wednesday uext. Carried. -,
O, motion OF Ar. Green, The 3rnair then adjourned Till
Wednesday.
House of Representatives..
The House met III the usual hour, and went iiio cGn:'nii
tee Of the Whole on the state Of the Onion.
SIR. Muore, Of Alabama, nppu-eh The tarih bill The
friends Of protection, hr said, seized On the present oebt,
which is comparatively small, rs u prrIcNt 10 incrcn.c the
dulie., Wherever free trade has hrcn tried, the result has
proven the wis,lun, Of that policy, and We should mol abab-
don the advantages gained In that direction.
Mr. Alley, OF Mass, explained the position and PURPOSE
Of the llepuLic:1n party, Erl reviewed the action OF the
Democratic parry cs bciEc destructive Of commercial, ngri'
cultural and manufacturing Interests OF the country, az SVEN
as snbversivc Of great political rights. lie Instituted COM
PARSONS Of Statistics between the resources and productions
Il the tree and slave Sta Is, and treated the threatened
non.intrrcoirse and dissolution Of the Union rs imaginary.
Mr.. Wade, Of Ohio, in The conIsc Of his remarks, Justified
his reimbursement Of the Helper hook, but condemned II.
harsh expressions. lie never advocated or c0untcnanced
the violcn. overthrow OF slavery. TN this subject he went
no step in advance Of Jefferson and other southern slave
holders. tn. Northern Democrats asitated this question;
but it was Il lie, n falsehood Of the most malignant character,
for them to say that the Republicans, want 10 overthrow
Southern institutions.
After Mr.. Wade had concluded, Tie committee rose and
the Louise adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-04
LOUISIANA PLANTATION FOR SALE.

a PLANTATION In Madison Parish. Louisiana, within
~ three and Il half mile, Of the Dallas Depot, Of The rIcks-
burg, shreveport and TEXAS Railroad, containing three thou.
sand q, Wul acres, seven hundred acrus Well Cleared, Ditch
e! and in h High STATE of Cultivation. Five hundred acre.
more deadrncd. a large portion Of WHICH can b- put In cul-
ilvaiinn next year. Twenty-Five hundred acres Of this Tract
is High Arabic Land, and about 100 acres Of Fine Cypress.
The soil Is Unsurpassed for Fertility, and Il Is one 81 the
Best Drained places In tho niluvial country. 4 system NJ
local Levers secures TO it exemption from overflow.
As the Trac; IL OIL both side, ol ! very pretty lake, with
high blum hanks, 1t can, II desired, be divided Into twU Plna-
ratiOns. am.wihins to sell them separately. The Improve
ments are good, consisting Of a Dwelling House with fire
rooms, Quarters for one hundred Negroes, Gin and Mil,
blacksmith Shop, Cook House, Hospital, Nursery. &c. sud
a Kiln OF ljo. DV0 Bricks.
The place Is within twn hours travel nj ~fctSbnrg and NJ
teen hours travel Of New Orleans. sRi Is in the immediate
nsishborhood or thu Plant ti0ns Of G"l. Montague, Col. Ny
rr., Mr.. !. Bruce. Col. Cunningham, DR.. Carter and tr. Mer-
rii, and Is within one ana i hail miles of the Trnsas River
ard three miles of the Bayou ilaron, both 81 which streams
are nayisai,Ie for srvcra! month";, in the year.
With the place will be sold, II desired, forty Mules, Oxen,
Cattle, Sirri. aud Hogs, with Household Furniture, FARM
lug Utensils, 81.
Fur TERMS. &c. apply l." III. uuds:siXsed, At 81. J"osPn.
Tensas Parish, Louisiana
ApriI i-leod3m b. u. FhRtAu.
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tskiIndpIDbin 1guuIcIual EIcciions,

pHuLIDsLPHIA, May Mir. Henry, the present incuLa
bent AMI Peoples candidate Tor Mayor, WAS elected by l
majority Of slG. Mr. Downing. Democratic candidate for
City Comptroller, was elected. The rest Of the Peoples
ticket was elected. The Select COuncil stands AS follows:
Thirteen People members and eleven Democrats. Tliv
Common Council lads ihy.two People nrnibci- and tiiir-
ty.six Democrats. Nearly seventy th"usati V"ses "rrv
polled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-04

The AxuoRY.-Messrs. Randolph, Smith and
Cooke, the commissioners appointed to carry
out the provisions OF the bill passed at the last
session of the Legislature for the defence OF
the State, held q meeting in this city last week,
and they are now on a tour North with the
view OF purchasing machinery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-04

\ Chinese merchant III Sun Francisco tcrse-
Is gave an American friend his ideas on the
.IaIaresr Embassy S reception i'll this country,
aS follows
'.Japaucsc great men u~w .Amcricaiis want
more Trrn,y--by'n b; Treaty be signed, ia
panc.r Ike anybndy-ju just like Chinese just
like din Niger"
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ga CHANCE vox rEysICIASs.n

MYTH u view OF going West. now outr 10 dl'I'V'c ~
w my property, which consists Of II House aud Lot Ia
the town oi Midhiebrook, Augusta County, iirVnin. The
House IL In good rrpuir, large and commpdi"us, aml viii
accommodate any ordinary family. There Is also a good
Jugs. Also, one of the best gardens In the State. This pro-
perry lie. about the centre Of The town, aud Is, In fact, the
most desirable and convenient OF any In the place. liz.
y!des, this is u most excellent section OF country, and Is, In
fact, a very desirable loration Tor q Physician. To nny
Physician wishing to purchase. wlil simply suy that IL is
our OF the best openings know vi at all. To This property
Is attached n No. 1 Office, large and roomy. Expecting to
leave Tor the West In = very short time, early applications
urc desired. Address J. =. CROSS, N. d.,
Feb a5-cf Midhlebrook, Augusta Co., Va.
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TO WOOD h%p TiMHEI Gs=SrEtS

4 EXECUTION Of the will OF The late K. ". School-r, ESD,
1 | shall sell the tract OF Land IN spotsyivaniu county,
Iatuut 10 miles frUtn fredericksburg calletl POPLAR
NECK. IL lies near the farms Df the late Maj. Chancellor,
DIR. luTdall, and others, and CONTAINS 1854 acres, nearly
all in timber. There Is an rA=sli-nt orchard. nut the build
Ings are inferior. The fredericksburg and ti6rdonsviilr
Railroad passes within 1 lew yards Of The dwelling, and tho
place s1ord> thousands OF the Very best "Crofs ties, uDd
abundance OF wood. There IS on The place, iron Ore, In
abundance. and probably gold, and It's proximity to the ca.
tharine Furnace, once "a lucrative, vastly Increases LIS
prospective value, should tina: furnace br again put IN
blast. Il. Is most probable. 4 Tract, 90 desirable for health.
mlurss, rood ncfshborhooi, SOM snience TO market, aud Sc.
. ,,bIr and mineral wealth, i, rarely offered for sale.
Persons DESTROYS OF buying, can s!jress ME ~ Guiney's
p. O., Caroline county, Va.
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More New Territories.

WAsGISoToS, May 1.-The House Committee on Terrific.
ries have reported no less than five bills for the creation Of
new territorial Governnents-ali OF them with sntl-slaTery
proyisos-riE: Arizona, Chippewa, Dacota, Nevada and
idaho, or Pixies Peak. These are to be carved out Of New
Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, Dacota and Utah.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-04
TOBACCO lSSrECrirNS.- comparative io""c

Comparative statement Of inspection o' To-
lru.o 1T the different Warehouses IL the clty
of Richmonl, from the LIST Of October, Dos
to LIST Of May. 1879. and from list "i October
1850 TO lt of Ma", lSGl.
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L. May. lSiU.

~ wy. \. SHEPPARD, Proprietor
ticllmonI lai May, 1861. ut Tobacco fSciinsr'
We are Informed, by a gentleman from Cum
bcrlanl, that there was 4 heavy lrost III that
county the night before last.