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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08

superior 20 duty TO sovereign Safe lie thought that there
need Tor address, neither could be follow the other
convention Baltimore. When he on; LEI, I,
ever.
Mr. Eryan Of Texas, favored both address and The
making OF NOMINATIONS.
Mr. Jackson Of Georgia. offered u, substitute tha. all
who vor the action o. The secedcrs them in Convr-
ton In Washington, the I'd Monday OF June.
The Convention then adjourned TO p n, the delegates
rcmanin, for private conference ON the propositions sub
!Eiltei.
T,c Convention net At S u.
Mr. Iayard took the floor and spoke for al hour lie
pprore the PLATFORM though In the language that he
would prefer He could approve the resolutions for
before the Baltimore Convention lie could not assent TO
an address prepared By committee however able aud pa
;rioc which he could examine. Hs therefore, must
the resolutions. He then reviewed the action Of
the National Convention. In which sixteen conference.-the
States had voted down seventeen Democratic States.
lie desired the unity o! the Democratic party, and
prepared to support their nominee, II made now
month hence, II be should poye TO be truly national
Ills personal preference for Nr. Hunter OF
Virginia lie styled the New York delegation band Of
political gamblers and concluded by saying he could not
retain seat In the Convention II The pending resolution
adopted though he would approve of It II he was
delegate cotton State. lie therefore asked permls
sion o! the Convention decline the position In which they
had placed him, and to retire FROM the Convention.
grea. par. Of Mr. Bayasds speech directed against
disuuion,
On Mr. Bayarls rerag icbt. g. Scott o: Alabama, was
chosen President.
The resolution for an address was withdrawn when
Mr. Jackson offered his resolution for soulern Con-
venton TO be held In Rchnond the second Monday Of
june which adopted, rth Ave or SIX dissenting
VOICES
resolution f,r the publication of narrative Of the
Convention was adopted.
Tic CoRren9n Iher adjourned.
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washington Correspondence,

LecoH?IoS nktBSaY.
WenJsiis checks 10 the amortt OF nine hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars displayed before the
COyoje Committee todny, and Wcncsll witness
the saud lie acknowledges that he gave Bean editor Of
the Drn.cric paper Fremont, Ohio I've thousand dol
lars MD IN carrying Lccompton because he learned that
lie had influence with the Ohio Democratic delegation
Some Of the checks payable to bnr Of Congress
to Senators and some 10 members OF the IIousr
rcbva Of Congress, he declined answering. The
Inec will cali him again. and will probably inSis, upon
answer TO the question.
Aivord again before the committee to-day, aud
.cs,ihG that r knr er-on- who OF frauds
aud cosrrptons pepetrated Ia the Detroit polohc but
d-cllcs sniTer the question lie also testified that he
that ScoTl- OF tho editors OF the Detroit
Free Press received ten hundred and nneyive doars
local mail Of that city but he no, aware that he
performed any other service than 10 edit the AdHn,tratsoa
organ.
so BUSINESS coS0REa5.
Very .te work will be dons In Congress next week The
Baltimore Convention will begin the 9h and on the 10Th
Chicago will open its excitement; and after this VIII come
The Democrats baltimore All ether Issues absorbed
In TIC question "Who she'll be the Pr resident:
DEMocEL TIC coErE1TtoSiTA IffkcT o
PAeTIks.
The adjournment OF III. Convention at Charleston on
Thursday. Baltimore the 18th OF june forces
Republicans lead oR In the Presidential contest
which will be the remarkable which the country has
ever "!tncsseh.
Another efec: OF the adjournment at Charleston Will be
the rejection probably, Of Sir. Seward at Chicago
and strong Republican nomination. to satisfy the cocr
vatve element ut the North, which anagoniZrs Mr. Seward
and men of his extreme opinions.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY S, 1860.
Tho Papal Bull.

Olc of the richest specimens Of ignorance
and the gnllbility of some people, we know oi' Is
that which is now going the rounds OF the
American Press, in the shape of 4 total misap
prehension of the meaning of the title appended
to the names of screfni and 0Ss""i, which art
subscribed to tho Bull Of fExconmunlcation pro
nounced by Plus IXth against the people o
the Romagna and others.
The signatures TO the official document are
exactly us follows: .Scrqfni, Apost Curs-s
mni, -Hogist CUs: and, 10 and behold, tht
London Times, which some people on this sidt
the Atlantic regard as the very pink Of British
enlightenment and civilization, either i'll gross
Ignorance or with most contemplate miSreprc
sentation, pronounces tIlc abbrcviation ''cu1s'
as meaning curser, and the words Ddgist Cur
rs master cArSer, when it ought or must have
known that an abbreviated English word woult
not have been appended to Latin document
and that there is such al officer as cursor--
(plural eul~orcs)-which is the Latin for run
ncr, or courier, WHOSE uuSliiesS ~ ID lo post u
or 10 serve the papal document on The lartie:
70 whom it was directed.
Another laugiable thing is that American
papers have actually copied, and still copy
us the genuine Bull, Sterne's Parody on the
poJe's Bull, which may he found i'll Tristan
Shandy.
Verify, British enlightenment is srcqt, and
the g,rllibilty Of .notlern civilization thing TO
be wondered at
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Elc.,fon Of Sank Directors.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders ol
the Exchange Bank Of Virginia was held i'll
Norfolk, Wednesday. The following persons
we're elected Directors, On the part Of the stock
holders: -. ..
For the Mother Bank. Nor(olk-W. ".
Sharp, r. Dickson, f. 7. Tabh, v. 5. Camp
and {. W. Grandy. Richmond Branch. c.
Hobson, L. D. Crenshaw. ". S. Donnan. W.
". Gwathmey. Petcrsburg-T. Wallace, K.
y. Martin, j. Hurt, David Dcnna'i. tlarES-
yille-E. 4. Williams, D. B. Digger, j. L.
Leigh. r. Y. OVERLY. Alexandria-Hoherl
Jamieson, c. l.. Lee, i. Mckenzie, j. N. Stew
art. Abingdon-W. Y. {. White. \: c. Cnm-
ninss. S. W. Carnallan, Edward Campbell.
Salem-William Watts, Alex. White, D. {.
Sbanks c. L. Snyder Weston-C. }. Moore,
G. ]. Butcher, 3. Jackson. D. s. Peterson.
Lynchburg-J. G.. Meem, ]. }. lrby. j. f.
Murrcll, !. Otey Taylor.
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THIRTY-sTXTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION
TarRsDAr, MAY ., 1864.
Senate.
IIl,c u 10. IN session.
H0uke OF Representative

House OF Representatives.
Mr. Lake presented a communication from SIR. Chhlcr,
the Librarian OF the House. calling attention 10 the injury
10 about seventy thousand volumes Of public documents now
stored away the da vaults OF the capitol and suggest
6g that part OF the old Hall Of Representatives be Ated
mp 70. their reception.
Sir. Lake. after the paper rcad submitted resou.
ton in order carry The suggestion OF the librarian
Mr. Peyton rrarked that the committee Oh public build
ngs and grounds have tn. subject In charge and believe
they make better arrangements a occupying the old
hal. Of Representatives.
The matter was referred 10 the committee.
Mr. Sherman made suggestion rs TO early action On the
:aIn bill.
Mr. Cobb said he wanted 10 make speech! on the state
Of the CrIon generally hut desired to walt Ill after the
Cbarleson Convention acted II that convention should
be turred TO 2rasr he would forbear speech Laugh
ter.
Mr. Sherman fad he would call UP the ,aE bill OIL Wed.
n.aday and i generally agreed that after to-day de.
bate should C cogacd Ia committee to that subject Until
Disposed Of
The House then wrnt into committee Of The whole.
Mr. Gooch of Massachusetts. made speech In review
o. the Bred Scott decson reuiing the propositions therein
! assumed.
Mr. Hall, OF Pennsylvania, made sp=ech defending the
Republican parry, asserting h:r doctrines the non
racnton OF slavery and the protection "f domestic indus
! .r:.
M sie0n OF Ohio, said that he Uu,cry against negroes
"a, low, vulgar prejudice, and cons;lIed the stock IN
trade f rIc democrats VI The Northwest lie occupied
III. borr IN discussing the slavery question In It's Northern
aspect, Nj S,an:on maintained That the Cnion corl!
only hc preserve: y the election Of Republican Pi-s
.lenl.
Tn. co,nmte CO. rose and the lou.e adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES,
laOLSTON SPRINGS ron SAL

NE partnership existing between the undersigned being
l. dissolved. they will offer this beGuful and very eligible
property for sale, at public auction FRIDAY, the 18th
day OF July, lSGO TO continue from day TO day.
This property Is exceedingly desirable II lies irnme-
diaeiy on oson river ue stream for fish, In Scott
county, Va 90 miles West from Bristol Its depot on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad and within two miles OF
depot on the Virginia and Kentucky railroad In pro-
cess Of construction which will connect with all the great
routes OF travel East West and South 1t consists OF about
Qu acres OF river md uplan-S0 10 cleared the
balance being well ,imbered.
In the compass Of ten feet and beautifully situated in
100 ee oi the front OF the house. these famous mineral
springs: ls, Tho large Warm Spring, temp. 69:'. 2d.
Chaybeate I'D. White Sulphur-said 10 possess all the
medical virtues Of the Greenbrier White sulphur.
The property highly proved. Gu |; is large and
very thoroughly built Hotel Of brick ten Framed Cottages
10 the yard painted lhed and plaered, With brick chin
niles; bHthouse, icrhousc. smoir-hsuse, sprnghouse
wnShhouse large store house large and commodous sta
bic, garden, lots orchards, &c, &c.
AZ the time, will be sold all the personal property
but not with the realty, consisting Of two fine Pianos,
Furniture md grea. nauy other household articles too
numerous TO mention.
The TERMS OF sale will be onr.ha cash. the residue IN
and Two years In equal nsalmeuu Title perfect-pos'
session given CT SALE \ lien Will be retained nnl the pur-
chase money II paid.
The scenery Is most enchanting, fine rides and walks fine
streams and the heaihles region In The world. supplies
excellent, abundant and cheap.
Full and descriptive hand bills be hal by application
W n. JONES' olson Springs, Scott county Va. or 10
I. n. BAILEY, Swannanoa, BuRcombe county, \. Z.
WILLIAM y. JONES,
THOMAS B. BAILEY.
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NOTICE..

rvyYE MANCHESTER COTTON AND WOOL MASCFAC-
TURING COMPANY having introduced into their e.
,aLli.hnent considerable quantity OF new WOODEN Mn.
chner will be enabled In 1Gtnrs 10 To- 'at1 70 ies
Gus STYLES and superior quality In addition 10 their
nrndnciIon of plain and striped Cotton osnahnrs CoHoh
Wn5ii WLNTED-Th;s Company will buy or contract
lol !" "o't 1. T - w. w. WI H. POWERS, Agent
same: AppJ.9 ~ .n,p 1ssa 2svaw.
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Nesthaln Furnace.

Our Virginia and Southern readers will join
in hearty congratulations that this iurnace is
COMPLETED and commenced blast" oil Thurs
day last. with all the success that its projectors
expected and their friends hoped for.
Projected upon scale so mucl' larger than
any furnace previously erected in Virginia, and
upon plan 50 different from any OF them, the
enternrisr was looked upon by some as 4 fool
ish expenditure Of money, labor and time, and
by others with great doubt as to its success.
In the construction Of this furnace, with its
machinery and appliances, MesSrs. 'lordon,
VIM Il Go. have availcd themselves ni their
own experience in making iron, and Of the
most approved plans and machinery, suggest
cd By the experience and science Of others,
and have succeeded in producing the first iron
ever made in Virginia, by coke AS fuel. The
coke is made on the premises, Of coal supplied
from the mines Of Messrs. Dunlop & McCancc,
about seven miles above the furnace. The fur
mace, as many OF our readers know, is located
on the canal, five miles above Richmond, and
gets its supply Of ore, lime and coal Oh the
canal
We will give more extended notice when
our columns are less crowded.
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Northern 1inrik cts.

NuINon. May j-g!out closed Nru; Howard s'7"c:
So 81. Wheat closed Grir w!.:r - Gja - COR" cio'd
firm white yellow ,34;Ic. ProTi= cio4c sc1dy-
whigiry closed :u! - &c.
Nav Yong. May 5-Flru+ Is dr'i and C !nvrr; S'atc
3, io5 20 tIlin d l5.J - Southern aQaG ~. Nlrl.
duh AID noDinsiy los cr wcs,in white - 3v"i ~ rft
Is higher mixed ;3aS3c whit s3 .sic. "iiow A.. Prov.
,Ions unchanged. WhIsary Is quiet at e. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08

Official intelligence has been received in New
York that the steamship Great Eastern is to
come to that port
T. F. Neal, a native Of Kanawha county, o.,
has been appointed Attorney General OF Ar
zona Territory.
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qbn Richmond Enquirer,
'..n n,uY. SEMr-wEEKLr AND WEEKLY,
!. s.,,rr ,rrrv1s DUNNAVANT, TYLER G WISE.
YE X MS:

p,cys ..rca dollsrS per annum, aud ct ihe
r pH, 'os-s II ;aSen for shorter period than one
aS ays sss6: s""f
e S .. or v copies for $40, TO be paid in
eH ~ = ,ixaaSr whea letters con'ans money are are
S aust Sc registered or they will he at the
q at "r I,;.ru. asserted in the Daily, Scm-Weesly
" sitTs; ;a:as Ss'ss 'ss
,,.:r Month ,"V ,.s iu..:I.i u: 70 cents per line.
80, sn;sS ,ss osc. .s, se rcmi,ed per mail, in
All 'aSs ~ ,:. :o,,, i registered, at the risk NJ
.r Eaao!i sud Tributes oi Ec~r-ct, exceeding
tEA!! ". %, rced :or As advertisements.
st ae: ,o. .ar:c n,a>' lie accompanied with the ad
or satisfactory references. l" 'A>are execution
p''
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PHILIP RAHM,


:.s.a.i t.EI,faS.
Sc. !.
.,,aE T..j.ps Z: Oice.. AID IL yi;aenta 5usrrs nI
Il. several Regiments composing ,h. Brigade, VIII
= s.. "a .,,,nG. -
End Rsgirn.n,-N-w Kent ana Charles Ciiy--rrainnc
= L. ID u and 4h Of MAJ, a, Charles City Court House.
sss:.-a:sI Muster the 9Th, 81 Providence Forge
i.h H.ciaca:, Misunderstanding oa the "sh loti aad
Ia NAy Eesinea:al Muster on :hc ls:h. at Ashland
sd on The ;eih, I'm aao
50 NAV gsgneatai Music: or the 18th, III or nea'
s.ca-oad eir.
!Ef s2d l;9:h hEesiulsnts-Riehmonl city.Tr&nins OF
-. S:t, !.d aad 2Sd OF MAY Regimenta Muster Of III,
az. On The 2l.h, aud OF the l5;h, on the 18th.
Is: Regimen, vrsiala volun-ers-E'chncn ci:yIirain
81 o. n. -.h .9ih and &uh nf May Resnrn'a! Music
:: ;.e S.s:. -, :,
=. aC.:. training Will be arranged "ith the Brigade
,,yyscto7 ,,t designated IN Resim-Eial Orders H-gi
=s... wlI. ..-.:rhlc s.; II o'clock, i. NJ
Adc;,S:- ai! hare h-E Rrs;reaial tetusns fesu! 20
ie;ys: e n. brigade Iaspac:! Oh - last day OIL eaeh
::..n.ni. :, :,
yo!s,eer Companies vii ar-a7 ~ the mn,ters o' 'n-iF
:ssa-c'irr Z. cn-:.;s prepare! 70. rigid Inspection
t. sSDrg.;. Q. t. Erga!ic: General.
WI H. EiCMAKDSnN, JE,
Rri.aa- Inspector.
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w,sn.c,oy. Mays 1.-THE Supreme Court :odsy decided
.dy.r-iv 10 III. claimant, thirty thousand co.. Vo ars
o! San Francisco land With improvements, and ins's
IL. claim 10 he q fraudulent one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08
TO WOOD AND TIMBER GETTERS

IN execution OF I'll. will Of the late x. W. Schooler t'
shall seil the tract of Land in Spotsylysna county,
iabout 10 miles froE FEcdrrcksburg} called PoPLhi1
SECK Il lies near the farms Of the la;e Mu Chancellor,
Dr. Dovda and Others and contains iSo5 acres neariy
all in timber There excellent orchard but the oau'
inrs are inferior The Fredericksburg and Gordonsvle
Railroad passes within few yard. Of the dwelling ana me
place affords thousands Of the best Gross Ties ana
abundance Of wood. There the place. Iron Ore III
abupdance probably gold and It's proximity to the Ca.
tharine Furnace so lucrative vastly increases rs
prospective value, should tha, furnace be again pu 10
hIas ma il most probable desirable for he8l.
fulpess good negborhood convenience 10 market an We
c-ixbe aud mineral wealth, is rarely offered FOR sale
Persons desrous OF buying, can zddess nr al "n'pe!
P o. Caroiue county, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08

The single vote for Hon Jcdersoa DAVIS, n
the Charleston Convention, given psrslsteEtig
throughout the whole 81 ballots, was cast oy
the President, Hon. Caleb Gushing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08

The Hardy Wing says We regret to
learn that William propst Esq, Of Stagscr
Hollow, pendlcton county, was killed one day
last week. lie was engaged in clearing up 4
hillside, and, it is supposed, removed some
brush from large log, which, rolling down
the hill, caught him, and lodged directly across
MS abdomen, from which POSITION he was un'
able to extricate himself When found by his
wife he was dead, she being compelled to go a
mile to neighbors to get assistance to nave
the log removed. Mr.. Propst was good c''l'
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Marine News.
MARRIED.

Noa.o:x, Nay 1.-The Spanish = ar 'tssIn 1i.. Ts-
;, n-. ,is Afternoon fer Vera Cruz rs haTahA- 'He
Spanish Minister, Pacbeo, Is on bo'la'
M tJiircs o: the Roanoke yer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08
The Virginia Republican Convention.

WnEK..ISG, May The Republican Con.
yruiion has assembled here, delegates from all
PARIS Of the State being present.
joseph Applegaic Of Brooke county, was
rlectcd President with eleven Vice Presidents.
Hon Alfred Caldwell, L. y. Norton, Of Ohio
COUNTY. j. {. Underwood, Of Clarke county, and
W. g. Gctt, Of Montgomery county, were ap,
pointed delegates Mt large to Chicago. with iu!!
district delegates and alternates
The Committee Oh Resolutions reported j
lonc address with 4 series Of resolutions pleds'
Ing the support Of the nominee Of the Chicago
Convention, t:,vorng tariff allording protrc.
ton and encouragement for the productions oil
the white laborirg men Of our country against
that Of foreign countries the equality OF rights
among citizens opposing prescription Oil ac'
count Of opinions or place Of birth; denonncing
the action Of the Administration regarding the
innrcssment Of natnralized citizens when visit
ing the country Of their birth; approving the
homestead bill, and favoring plan Of colonial
ton.
Speeches were made by j. Z. Underwood,
and J. Wilson, Of Indiana. +. p. Blair, Of Mis-
souri,, speaks tonight.
The next Convention will be held at Rich
monh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08

= Classical school for Boy. OF e. p.a,ae School OF high
grade, by gentleman Of family who has had "P~alus
:U years experience In ;he business lie has the very
est testimonials as I" character scholarship anu s1
=achngwas born nnd educated the South and IJos-
ed the advantages Of visit Europe For parflcuar
apply Mt this Office. April "o-clUt'
IN S'rOIsE AND To ARRIVE, 5000 sides
good stomp and damaged Lcnher and the best brands
OF French Caifskins which will sell for cash good
paper.
ON pairs city made Isroxurs, Cor CASH only.
y. DEyERECX,
S.,t 1S-cu No. 182 Cary 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08

An infant son Of ,lr. Charles Careful, resi-,
ding near Berkeley Springs, was drowned last
week, By falling into box which Mr.. Careful
had sunk in the run for the purpose of catch
inS wash water.
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DIED,

,4nD ges5s:s Va IuEn III s',a o sP EErS IS,
Iar1b,.- of John Peyton Boiling.
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.EoTu. N0rEs> >nr.-IINS.XTlI

81 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT - FELL"H-tir,1Ea.: IN
III. h Inst received letter Uu!G"T"og 'iSHed b! c''
.eus OF Ezab CRY corn:y. requesting -" u '"n"""gc
ny,clt candidate for the JCDGtsIiip .! nj. LiI''f:
Suprons that The request profnr'! chtty ~ ''1
partiaty Of personal cndshio icrbp,"o acc dc to w.
Since tine similar un!cattc- have been sea;
rom citizens Of the counties OF rrx ard ar~ics oLd
consider mys-if longer at liberty vi ho.d uiJ irr
In accordance therefore, with sense "i GHy and IA
inclination announce rnysr candidate for hr JLVHE'
SHIP Of this Circuit made vacant by the .sa c' G 'i'
eruSle and lameEteJ CloptoE
Very respectfully. your 'ht 'cr:t.
CHA. X MALLS l.Y,
iu-1i,,,d. r'n;I.
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RrostIn the Cotton Region.

ArGrsr. May 5.--Eeports from the upper portions o
Georgia and Alabama state that tie growing cotton crops
| have h-cn mach Injured by recsat frosts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08

,;, -.,.spee. nes. Co9eeTIle, Miss, on the Goth
~, Mr. CgAsTAIN COOKE, sr., In the hts5-t!shsh yea
OF b. ago
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PoIIiIcH In (seorcth.

Arcr.rA May "a large meeting Of the saaona DEMO
cracy va, held last night II was principally
nv GOV E!nG Of Missouri and F!ournoy, oi "tkan'as'
sIo.. remarks we're received with enthusiasm
AZ the conclusion OF Tie meeting nosice was gwen lna'
.nrnv Convention would be held or Wednesday next To
lec, delegates TO State Convention, whose duty vi" oe
20 appoini delegates represent Georgia in the adjourned
CONVENTION at Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08

DR.. Nathaniel T. Green, President "t tho
Farmer Bank at Danvillc died on the 2'tf
ultilno.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08
Arrival OF morrisScy,

Eos.oS May I-Mo.ssey, the noted pugi't blri'en ~
,h Canal, IL i supposed that the announcement ina
n. Canada did no; Halifax I'LL "Wednesday night
ccde in order 10 No,ey from rough Ieaisnt OF
III arrival The steamer arrived here Unexpectedly RI
~ and Worri,s.y got quietly ashore and took the Aba
,norn;q train III. Roushs" were greatly dsappointeI
,rc olice had been ordered 10 the steamers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08
Rror Washington City.

NORFOLK, Mag 5-The Z. S. steamer Dsco"h !e'' hr
.1.,ay ~ 4 trial trip to continue six days.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS ASD Will

Ma WM l.. WEBSTER, Of Fauquer County, has In
u T-t-t and patented Machine, which will separate
-':-e:- from wheat, upon new principle. We have
;oa1-d shat every grain Of cookie can no separated
- - 1ea: without Injury 10 the latter He expects 10
sOrsng model 4: Fsuquier and Culpeper May courts
:.ry s:e Staple 10 construction and durable.
ccca.y rt. for sale in all the Wheat growing States
ttcs-' Col JOHN II. FAINT, Millriew, Post Office, Fau-
-! s9ra'y, Va, who Is authorized TO make sales
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-08

to by many friends Ia TIL, Circuit 10 dH'Gc ~
candidate for the Judge.hp mate vacant Gy Ne 1cl o.!
Judge John B CloptD.. and hrTpS E"r."'i 20 ih"l' !
saying would d-,rnine aud iet ;hrai Eu"~ IN tn~ "a:
would jo adopt hi. mode Of ;u."rnii i-' ana il:
other voters Of said Circuit 'la: !: tc f ie"snf" 10
elect me will Hccep, ;.c cace -nd G!-car.- l., .L;r1 70
The best OF my ability. . ..
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COMMISSION MHNCftAS ~ IL.
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49,. .,. of Tobacco, Wheat. Corn, and country pro.
lar. scat.aly, sctura their sincere thanks to theE
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Sc; snd ask continuance and increase oil the same
- Tex: wear promising their undivided personal atten
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By RITCiIIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE.
TUESDAY MORNING., MAY S, 1850.