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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
The Fair.

The Union Fair of the Virginia State Agri
cultural Society and the Central Society will
commence to-day. The gates will be opened
for visitors at 8 clock this morning, and closed
at sun-down. This day has been set apart fol
the receiving and arranging Of articles for ex'
hibtion. The large number of fine cattle
horses, sheep and swine, which have arrived,
and the quantity and variety Of articles which
will be exhibited at the Fair Grounds on the
present occasion, together with the skill and
taste which have been displayed in theercction'
since last year, Of additional buildings, induce
us to believe that the present Fair will surpasS'
in every way, any similar exhibition wh'ch
has heretofore been witnessed in this State.
The union of the two Societies, under whose
Joint management most extensive list OF pre-
mums has been gotten up-the large gather
ing Of strangers who will be present from
every section of Virginia and other States
the reunion Of old acquaintances and friends
the social gatherings Of the independent tlers
Of the soil. the robust and hardy farmers, with
with their accomplished wives and daughters
and the mingling of residents Of the cite:
with those from the country,-will present a
scene of life and gaiety that cannot fail to in
struct and entertain all who may participate
! in the Exhibition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

WlLgUL MIserrREs ESTATloS.-ln 4 report
Of speech recently made b. Mr. Douglas, at
Indianapolis, We find the following statement: 4:
Il tell YOU that to-day Tie whole power Of
Mr. Buchanan's Administration is being WELD
ed for Mr. Lincoln in every free State OF this
Union. Orders have gone from Washington to
Indiana and Ohio, the same As went to Maine,
to have the Federal office holders vote the Re-
publican ticket at the approaching State cleo
tions; and the reason they do not run Sc
parate State ticket, at The same time they run
separate Presidential ticket, is that they in
tend to vote directly for the Lincoln candidates
for State officers"
We take it for granted that the report is cor
rect and that Mr.. Douglas really used the
above language To say that the assertion is
gross Misrepresentation, entirely destitute of
shadow Of foundation, is the mildest Ian
guagc that can 1e employed in regard to it
| We knor, and can, therefore, speak positively,
that no instructions were given BY the Admin
stration, either directly or indirectly, secretly
| or openly, to any Federal officer, in Maine o.
anywhere else, as to how he should vote; and
we also learn, from reliable authority, that the
Federal officers in Maine both voted and used
their influence for Mr. Smart the defeated can
dida;e for Governor. We know that such was
the opinion OF Mr. Smart himself, and that he
so stated in a public speech subsequent to his
defeat.
We, therefore, authorltatvcly md nncquvo'
cally pronounce the above statement Of Mr.
Douglas 10 he untrue, and made with full
knowledge of its untruth- Washington Con
| aitutioR
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ExECUTon,S SALE OF ROANOKE

WILL. offer for sale. hy way Of public auction. tia
premises Of the lac Jacob Murray, dec the :.nh
day nf November l-t" very valuable Tract OF Land,
one mile Eorrt, OF Salem. the county seat Of Roanoke
county Oh nsons Creek lying on both side. OF Ne.
Aaized Road containing about $40 by rece!t
vry-abou lc0 cleared and In good farming condl
ton with about the usual quantity Of seeding done toT the
next year. the balance Is in heavy timber, which Is very
valuable lies WELL aud good deal OF fine tobacco land
The good Dwrln: Houses large
Rara good Stars, and all necessary uu;housrs good
Orchard SC, wh;ch makes Il very comfortable and 'esi
rab!c residence.
TERMS One fifth part OF the purchase money Will be
required In cash. the halncs Ia two ;hrce and four
years equal payments with Incres. from the time of
sale the purchaser gvlnc bond with good security, and e
title withheld Until The purchase money is paid.
Any person wishing the land before the day Of
sale viii please call the subscriber S Lick Depot,
who will take pleasure in shcwin. the land any ;mr
JOHN TROUT Executor ot
Oc; i.-cGt Jacob Murray, deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
ROCK IsILL FOR SALE.


FOR SALE NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, kNoWS As
'R0Ck HILL" ENDER A DEED Of TRUST.
Trustee in deed of trust from 5. P. llarsTaYe and
"a Mary g. his wife bearing date the 18th day Of De-
ccmber lsG and Of record in the Clerks Oce "f Albe
marie and the instance request OF said HHrgrarc
and wife, will offer FOR sale nn FRIDAY the TWENTY
SIXTH uF OCTOBER next, this valuable farm. contaa-
iny by es;iTaiign cf land aud ncs.cd less than
hat nile outside the corporate limits Of the town Of Char
I"esYc, and adjoining ;hc land and resdenee Of Rev.
l.. X. Meade and juds- Vim. J. Robertson
Owing - It's close proximity 10 Charlou esrle and the
fe ty OF IL SOIL is esteemed OF the most valuable
tracts of land in the Stale for It's size.
lis improvements cons 81 OF comfortable DWELLING In
good repair with al necessary outhouses amply sufficient
for the accommodation Of family OF ordinary size The
place po.csss oer convenience. and advantages Which
might h- enumerated, bat further description Declined
unnecessary purchasers Invited 10 call and view
the PREMISES and WILL o: course, Judge for Themselves
The title to the property Is believed TO he unquesona6le;
acting trustee will, of course, convey such title
only Us Is vested in me by the deed.
I. L. RICE, Trustee
1t is with appreciation and request, that, the
mentioned property S offered for sale by j. Rice
Trutice in the deed Rboyc mentioned.
$. p. IfAEGEArE,
Oc, I2--ctds VI. B. HAKGRASR.
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PROPOSALS.
EUEE1IN'S
PHGSPN0h-PERUiIAN GGANO.

Al a1v ready .ur?ir order. for my i-r,!zers n'
.,t 4. ,a-y IN. ~. :sy rely upon xeit'ne WIN
r: A.!ar ,-tic- 10 Inferior - any hav- made aet
,; "a h- fin- fra;ic !;g:"cn>, from anything else 10
mark; n"cr rcc.g1- i con'aias more pure boSS
tHnsFE,7 - L:G. :!.a arr Cher M.r!"H!aGd GuAno
The -r-t- e. H1T'yin: iay preparations 20 wheat thT
pas season sIar- tiv0r-- could be expected
.od-. a conD:- Gis-: If jp.ai worm, ay, rust, ard
g.: 0. all the Grcrcat. which prevented he pr-sen; Ia
..4H= action ot the p">lhntss 10 very great extent al
=, the ~ra; granting. Bu: ;he Q! the es
-y that Il eGGa! or superior 20 Peruvian GuaHo on
whilst for 1aGs that ned phOsIhstes-as neariy ali
l:!s- has proved lis superiority under fair seasons Tor
;:-as good stand 0 Gorrr Il i.:rue that occasion.
have been reported: br they such every
=ygi4tor hears o.. sometimes due 10 the fhct that th-
"a: 10 need riosha-, be. Eos, generally 10 the
20. b0l Wheat ali clover have ever Known
=! r": evidence OF he v4.Gc o! my Iaaares !. TO bv
I'D IT, gc, ;ha: have O..-rs !or more than four
l=;. c.ucI L, had al The p.!iul last year.
F-rS':, ~Eo induced % t"y INV guaEo from their
experience. v Representatives, of Others, par
.s4.y requested order u!:S guaa", ard 10 see that
..s5 *: i! :hg:. lated a:s!es IL the
.:,a o. A,d of 1yss!: ;lc co.n;D,s!ou merchants
t:-:,.y Ia Richmond Of ascD;s, Me.,Es. THOMAS
EaAILH sos, Petersburg: N. licLLSS Co. Lynch.
o.'. HCItI SCOTT. fr-d-ricH.barc; MASON. MARTIN
t.. .ca:tsyili., JOHNSTON, CLAHkE& CO., Danv!le.
-: i--":f FRANK. u. EIFFiS
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Something New.

We have just examined Z sample copy OF
Jouxsoy's ILLUSTRATED STEEL.pLATE FAMILY
ATLAS, new work now being printed and pub
Iished br Johnson & Browning Of this city.
Among lhe many supcriorites Of this work
over any We have before examined. We notice
the following:
lst It's on 4 laryer scnl: .h,.s Giving room
FOR greater detail.
ID The maps are engra"rd upon steel aad
cery .Gneiy executed.
3d. The new surveys, explorations and divi
sons in cur Territories; also the new counties,
towns, railroads, and other internal improve.
ments in the older States arc brought upt the
present time, rs well Us the nc?: discoveries
and changes in the Political divisions Of the
Eastern Continent.
9Th It gives valuable treatise on Physical
Geography.
5th TIE maps are mostly double, extending
across two pages, thus showing the inland
and commercial routes CT communication from
one State to another. &c
9th The descriptions Of each country are
late, and fully illustrated by over three hua.
dred .tinc eleetrOtype engrarings mostly from
daguerreo,ype views taken expressly for this
work.
7th. 1t is furnished with ertra guards for
the easy insertion OF new maps, thus avoiding
the necessity OF purchasing another atlas for 4
long time.
The size OF the atlas is that kaUwn as lMpE-
RIAL FOLIO The maps were compiled, drawn
and engraved under the supervision Of j. II.
Cotton and \. j. johnson. whose aliases and
maps have been for TEARS, and are Sow, the
standard works Of their kind in America. We
are glad to see geographical publishing house
Of this kind established in Richmond, and have
no doubt il will be successful. We have or.
dered copy of their atlas for our office, ano.
thcr for private use, and can recommend others,
to go and do likewise"
We append the following commentator Of
the work, given at Washington last winter. on
examination Of the proof sheets, by members
of the House o.! Representatives and United
States Senator's
7" In design, compilation. scale, beauty Of rx.
ccution and accuracy, "JohnSons New Illus
trated Family Atlas has no superior, and in
many respects surpasses Colt0ns large imperial
folio Atlas Of the world, the cost of which we
are crcdibly informed exceeded the sum Of
$S5,0 600. Mr.. johnson comes from New York
well recommended rs = gentleman OF response
bility, and true TO those principles which un
derle and have thus far pcrpctuated the sue
cess of the American Republic We heartily
approve Of the idea of supplying the demand for
Geographical works, particularly the Southern
demand, from publishing house south OF Ma
son & Dixon'S line. and bcspeak for Messrs.
Johnson & Browning the confidence and patro
mage of the Southern pcpp!e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
And the Democratic gain is. 9

<hiu lHS bcHiOSi 1IiS gam IN. --D
Now, in Amelia and NottoN y, in the lust
election for Governor, Qs59) Goggiu's majori-
ty was lion Wednesday, Crump's majority
was ++-showing m Opposition gain Of 2s;
which, taken from the Democratic gain of 900
in Fluvanna, leaves 1872 clear Democratic gain
in three counties polling about 400 rotes. 4
corresponding gain throughout the State will
give to Breckenridge and Lane majority Of
33, 900; which is rather more than we expect
at this time, unless the recent special elections
in Virginia should convince Douglas friends
as they have every body elsc-ot the utter folly
Of Douglas continuing as candidate, and his
friends should withdraw him; then the majority
for Breckenridge and Lane might reach 10000!
When our neighbor brings out the big
gun" and gives ''nine cheers for Amelia and
Nottoway," don't let the glorious ".State eJ
Fu' be forgotten. To use the identical words
Of the Richmond "Whig" Of yesterday, lin
order to record thcm,) and substituting the
names of Breckenridge and Lane for those Of
Bell and Everett in the following paragraph,
we may c1claim:
This victory is an in(alliblc sign, indeed, if
We will only continue to work with zeal and
energy, that Virginia will 90 for Breckenridge
and Lane by an overwhelming majority. Let
our cry bc-a majority Of 10000, and not a
vote less We can give it! We can give it!
We can give it! !! Bring out the biz gun
Sound the great bell Throw up your caps :
Shout u mighty Shout ind keep tie ball "
/ ro]ljnD ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

GAmDaLDI.-A correspondent Of the Debata
says that the General will soon retire to MS
island home, and will not leave it unless his
services should be again required lie wert
when he read the reproaches and insults wi!ic:'
the ministerial prints Of Turin poured oHt upon
him. Some Of his Generals had been won csc!
to thu policy Of Count Cavour. SuFro"naci
by intrisucS, weared by recri'nlnatt@"S, per-
picked by political difficulties which hc '''H ,t to'
comprehend. the Dictator wrote to ' 'c!"' fn'
manuel "Comc: shall place au;hori:: III ?'"'
hnnds -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
The Work Coos Rraycly on.

In the Richmond "Whig," Of yesterday, we
find the following exhuberant etfusion:
"BgISG OUT THE Bio GUS-NINE CHEERS FOR
AMELIA AND NoTTowAY A special election
for member of the Legislature was held in
the counties of Amelia and Nottowuy, on We'd
nesday, and we have the pleasure to announce
an unexpected and glorious Bell victory. 1t
was clean straight-out fight between the
Breckenridge and the Bell men-there being,
We hear, but few, if any, Douglas men in either
of those counties. Thomas H. Campbell, ESQ,
was the regularly nominated candidate of the
Breckenridge party, y,and Col. Chas. A. Crump, the
regularly nominated candidate Of the Bell party.
In the Presidential election of 1856 between
Buchanan and Fillmore. the vote in Amelia and
NottoMaY stood thus:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
SALE or PEtsSOSil PROPERTY.

At the same time and place will sell public aucoa,
the personal property Of the late said Jneu5 Murray de-
ceased, consisting OF four horses four colts cattle and
hogs large Scw;own Wagon, plantation Wagon,
all the farming Implements the wheat corn, hay and oats
Ic. Some fine lumber in which there considerable lot
fencing plank, black smith tools household and kitchen
furniture, &C.
TcRHs:-A cre,i, Of twelve months will b. svcn on all
sur. over Ave dollars: Eve ad under cR.h will be rcqur
.,l. The pu.chase. giving bond with good security.
JOHN TROUT, Executor OF
DC: 22-c5t JACOB MURRAY, Deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
B1 THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA,

INFORMATION having been received by the Executive
/ tha, ELIJAH HUNTER and JAMES kSlGhF, BON ci
whom are charged with felony, have escaped from 'ne jail
Of the county Of Augusta, aud are now Eo!ng d.
therefore | do hereby Offer 4 reward Of ONE hCHpREu
DOLLARS for each any who shall arrest ana Ic
live. them into the Jail Of said couu,y Of Augusta ana
do moreover require all officers Of this
civil and military and reQacst h- people generally 10 use
their b.s. .xertons 10 procure their aat they may
be brought 10 justice.
-, Given under my hand ss Governor, and under
L. The Less Seal cr the Commonwealth u. Richmoud
- this seventh day OF September, lst0.
JOHN LETCHER
By the Governor:
GEoEag ". NrNroEp Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Elijah Hunter Is about IS years Of age, feet Inches
high hair thin IL front; He has scar on hs heau
r.rs saow complexion dark grey eyes good cou'enance
reads and writes we'll, aud Is rather Intelligent.
James Knight Is about feet Inches hlIh very dhrA
hsr black eyes has had h left leg broken which SNORT
sr than the other lie Is abou: u or g years old.
n-.nur
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LOUISIANA pLANTATEoN EoIs. sALE:.


1 PLANTATION In Madison Parish, Louisiana, within
"A three half miles Of the Dallas Depot, OF the Nck
burg Shreveport aud Texas Rnroad containing three thou
sand 9 pQGl hundred acres well cleared dicl
ed ana in high state Of cultivation Five hundred acres
more deadenrd, large portion OF which be put in
cultivation next year Twenty-Five hundred acres OF this
tract high arabic land, ard about $50 acres o! fine
press The soil unsurpassed for fertility ind il Is one of
the best drained places in the Rluvia country. yt;ca
y! local lsvces to it exemption from overflow
As the tract both sides Of very pretty lake, with
high huG hanks /. can desired hs divided into two plan
tgcMs am willing 10 sell them separately. The improve
meuts good, consisting Of dwelling house with i've
rooms, quarters for hundred neSr"e.. Gin and Mil
Blacksmith Shop Cook House, Hospital Nursery, &C., and
u kiln Of 10000 brick.
The place within two hours travel OF ckbuTS and h
teen hours travel OF Nrw Orleans and In the immediate
nrighhorhood OF TIE iats,inns OF Col Montague Col My
ers Mr. J. Bruce, Col Cunningham. DR.. Carter, and Dr.
Merritt and within and half miles = the esss river,
and three miles o the Macon both OF which streams
mr.. payi:ablc for several months In The year.
With place will be sola II desired forty Mules, Oxen,
Cattle Sn-ep and Hogs with Household Furniture, Farm
Ing Utensils, &s.
For terms &c. apply the undersigned, at ST. Joseph,
Oct 1S-cIrns E. y. FARRAR.
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Military Encnmpment Mt tho Hermitage
Fair Grounds on the Sih OF Nov.

Military Encnmpment ut the Hermitage
Fair Grounds on the Ssh OF Nov.
We are informed that FIT N COMPANIES OF
cavalry have reported to the rlmandant, (Col.
S. McRae,) and will certainl! hs in attendance
Several other companies are expected. Col.
Hardec, of the U. S. army. viii be present and
review the squadrons.
We are requested to ask the committee Of
arrangements for the encampment to meet at
Doctor Crenshaw's office, on Tuesday, the
GARD inst; and all commissioned officers Of
cavalry of the State Of Virginia arr respectful
" invited to be present at l2 O'clock, NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
Walter o. Leake, fGoochland

This gentleman addressed the Democracy OF
Richmond, on Thursday night, in one Of the
ablcst speeches yet delivered in the canvas
We regret that owing to change from Metro
poIitan Hall to the African Church, 1t was not
generally understood that it was to be q Demo
ocra,ic meeting, and many remained away
thinking it was a Douglas meeting Those
that were present were highly pleased VIII
Mr.. leukc's address, and as far as they could
signfied unmistakably their appreciation OF his
course at Charleston and Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

LlncoID,s Cabinet

We copy from Forney's "Press" the follow
ing:
THE names Of Southern Tncn willing to take
place in Mr. Lincoin's Cabinet are freely can
vasscd Among the rest are those Of Edward
Stanley, now Of California, but formerly OF
North Carolina Kenneth Rayncr and the vcte-
ran John A. (ilmer OF North Carolina; L. A.
r. Nelson and Emerson Etherldge of Tennes-
see; and Gen. Sam Houston OF Texas When
the election Of Mr.. Lincoln is an accomplished
fact. nothing will prevent the President elect
from finding an abundance of material from
which to select in the South, but the dcclara-
ton in advance, that he intends to make the
territory now, or hereafter to be owned by the
United States, free territOry, by prohibiting
Southern men from emigrating TO 1t with their
slaves.
Other accounts give the following as the
Lincoln Cabinet
State-Not yet filled.
I'rcasury-Simon Cameron Of Pennsylvania.
interior. Judge Bates Of Missouri
War-John NJ. Bolts Of Virginia.
Nary-U Winter Davis Of Maryland.
Post Oflice-lOrace Greeley Of New York.
Att, rney General-Edward Stanley Of Cali
lornia.
This, of course, depends on Mr.. Lincoln be-
inr elected but should New York do her duty,
not one Of these men will feather his nest with
public pundcr Mr. l'reckinrilgc will select a
Cabinet from among the States Right Demo
cracy, one, which, while it protects the Consti
tuition, will DO justice to every section.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
DruocRAcY OF EAxsEMoSD.-The Dcmocra-

DEMOCRACY OF NASsEMoSD.-Thc Dcmocra,
cy Of Nansemond held meeting in Suffolk,
Oh last Friday. Col II. II. Kelly presided
\ Breckenridge and Lare club was organized,
and Il vigilance committee Of five was appoint
cd for each Magistera District. The following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Democracy Of Nansc'
mond behold in Brcckinridgc and Lane (our
gallant standard bcarers) the only true repre-
senta.iycs Of the National States Rights Demo
cracy OF this Union, and in the platform on
which they stand, the only true exposition OF
Governmental policy procaimins the equal
rights Of the States, and obligations Of tic Ge,
neral Government TO protect property AS well
rs persons"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

Al, the Circuit Court for Spotsylvania, last
week T, B. Leonard and Seth Montgomery,
both charged with unlawful shooting, were tried
and found guilty The former was sentenced
to two years and six months Imprisonment in
the Penitentiary, aud the latter for twelve
months. 4 motion for new trial was made
in Lconard's case, but the Judge declined to
grant it, though he will unite in petition FOR
his pardon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
EY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having heen received by The ESecullFe,
that TOS. j. YEAG Err, charged with felony mss esc
therefore do hereby offer reward OF One hundred poi'
lars 70 uny shall the said feaeer ana ue
liver him Into jail said county Of Taylor and DO
over require all officers Of this Commonwealth c!s a
military, and request the people generally to use the ~
sxer,!ons procurehis arrest, that hs may DC
justice. ,,, 1.,.
Given under my hand Governor ana uhne, . i iH,
Sesl OF the Commonwealth, a' Eiehhoh"' N' Ae'"
LIS. day OF October 1862 ,,uyLrTcusp.
By the Governor:
Thomas j. Yeuser |. feet or ~ inches high, heaF!
built Dcars on tet leg from white swelling, mps .snuy'
scar over right eye black ha light beard general! cos
looking rather AWKWARD slsh; imprdlmet in Peeea ha
on linen coat and pants, aud colo ed straw hat
ncfI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

4 PGIycrLY Present TO kESTrcKr BELLE;
Miss Matte Taylor, Of Newport, Ky. received
from the Prince of Wales magnificent dIa dIa'
mond brooch, surmounted by his crest The
present is token Of the Princes remembrance
Of the Cincinnati ball; and more particularly,
Of course, Of the pleasure he experienced in
the society of Miss Taylor, who was selected
as one Of his partners by the floor managers,
and with whom he danced and wal;zed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

4 DAx6Enors PoRrroLIo.-The portfolio ot
Lamoricicrc has fallen into the hands oi Gen
Fanti. 1t contains letters Of the most conpro-
missing character and the most positiss proofs
of numerous intrigucs entered into with the
Lesitimist, and eren the Red Republican party,
against the government Of Napoleon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

USIvEEsITT OF THE SorTu-LATlSG OF THE
CogxEG-SroSE.-The cornerstone OF the uni
rersty Of the South was laid at University
Place, on the Cumberland Mountain, Tenn, On
Wednesday, the 10th Of October, in the pre-
sencc of 5000 persons. Bishops from nihe
Southern States were in attendance, Win 4
large number Of the clergy from distance :,
The oration, by Col. John S. Preston, o. >outh
Carolina. was one Of the most Impressive ever
dnliynrcn
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4 NrGyo Ar?orxrr5 70 TIE GorEe:Irsf

4 NEGRO APPOINTED 70 IhE 'Io'tE'--h hS' U
BR.rIsn CoLo3T.-The British Government
ppears to be determined to carry INTO practice
the principles Of equality set forth IN the Ia
nous &C. Of emancipation. Thus, lately TIC
Mayor Of Kingston. Jamaica, was MAGE C"!'''
nanion Of the Bath, and more recently. Mr.
Samuel Ccckburn, another negro, or ra;ht:
creole. Of the Island Of Granada, Eas beer
appointed administrator OF the Government o.
Mnniscrrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
Tho c,c,mcr Geo. Peabody. with the Yorn.

The steamer Geo. Peabody, with the lorns
Guard, left Baltimore en- Saturday af,crnco".
on her return, and arrived in Richmond abc":
ten clock last night the Yorng Guard ex
press themselves as highly delighted with their
;rp, and speak in the biz hest terms Of the. re-
ception and entertainment given thcln BY the
volunteers and citizens Of Baltimore. The
Young Guard, on their arrival IN h!ehmohd,
were met at the wharf, by company g. Of the
lst Regiment. and from thence escorted &c 'he'F