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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

The coalitions that were developed upon
the floor Of the Convention, were not only
fierce in their combined hostility, but singular
in their peculiar constitutions. The men who
defeated Gov Smith for the United States
Senate, were found united with his friends in
opposition to Mr. Wise; the men who sought
to destroy Gov. Floyd; were leagued with the
friends OF Gov. Floyd; while Mr.. Aylett who
pursued with peculiar bitterness, Mr.. Hunter
for the "lan1 bill" was the accepted and &C.
knowlcdged leader Of the friends Of Mr.. Hunter.
We cannot see why any friend Of Gov. Smith
or Gov. Floyd should unite with the same men
who defeated the former, and sought the des-
truction Of both, and who will be again ready to
kick them both to the dogs whenever the act
will pay.
But there were ether stranger things than
coalitions. We heard Mr. Aylett, after dealing
heavy blows upon the Opposition, ask, will
you trust the American.Whig Opposition OF
Virginia." And We heard prominent leader
Of the Know. Nothing party, now an active
friend Of Mr.. Hunter, respond an emphatic
"No !"
We could not suppress the reflection, that
Know-Nothing leaders had returned to the
Democratic party, nursing hatred to Governor
Wise, and seeking his punishment for the de-
feot of 1SN5
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False Report.

We see that number ofjournals outside the
State have published 4 false telegraphic state
ment, to the effect that the substitut6 offered by
Mr., Douglas, intended to supercede Gen. Chap.
mans motion, for vote o: preference for Gov.
Wise, and proposing to declare such expression
of preference inexpedient" was adopted by
our late State Democratic Convention
The very opposite to this is the truth. The
substitute was defeated by n majority Of 3,o02,
and the rote Of preference for Cor. Fas was
thus virtually adopted.
The National Intelligcncer,' and other
papers which have copied the error, will please
correct it,
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BUCKINGHAM LAMB r0a: SAFE.

fsiE .G,crDerS uler for sale their farm OH Slate River
4 in the county Of buckingham. il contains eco
acres al land lUa being OF river boiton with wood land
sufficient for the plnce and productive OH The
river II las two story dwelling with four and all
Necessary ontbulangs for the place Also, young apple
and peach orchard OF select fruit This estate is about four
five uIi!cs from the James River Canal Slate River il
also navignbie for small boats, which makes
rs convenient for getting produce III market. adius the
lands Of Dr. liohi Jones Col W. T. Ford and others, Sit
uatea in healthy section Of country convenient TO several
churches, post offices and mills
We deem it unnecessary to say more about H. as those
wishing 10 purcinte, view the place, ami judge Gur
themselves, get any information from the subscribers by
addressing them ut Diana Mills, buckingham.
The purchaser by payG. two three thousand dollars
the first get live six years longer lime
If desired, nuSe o;hcr payments, deferred payment.
Aearn. interest from Gay Of SALE title retained IN III pay.
ncnts made. JOIN * SAMUEL ALLEN.
lJ-cwn
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From Washington City.

w.surscr ron Feb eIThe Seventh Regiment will arrive
here early In the morning Several Of the visiting cotnpa
ni.s have already arrived. General reg7e. expressed
that the rs, Regiment OF Virginia could not be present 10
assist In the augura,lon OF the Washington statue.
The Senate to-day ratified the Paraguuyan treaty The
ratification Of the Mexican treaty still pending several
OF the Republicans will support H. but ia ratification Is
matter OF doubt The Senate, however will consider II
next week from day day till 70 finally disposed o.
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4 TiLuAIls.ss ESTATE IN YORK sLT-
-: fDR SALE.

For further particulars RpilTio
GoDplX ( AipERS0N,
Feb il-clt Or JOSEPH L. YOUNG
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Northern Markets.

BAL1rxonE, Feb. 2l-flour Is firm at - 81. Wheat
ourt and .,eady red 81 2Jsl 80 Corn Grin and active:
white 9a76 cents, yellow 76aIsc. psrk steady Ness
ais 5Q prime Is H. Bacon Side. loHc. Whiskey active
at NHc.
SEw Yonr, Feb. 9l.-Cotton IS firm and unchanged.
Plour Ia oue, and unchanged Whea hrm but sales arc
uuimnortant Corn Is bunyant, at sOasl cents PORK .
rm mess iii 6aal5 So prime /. ;1al5 no. Lard heavy
whiskey Is In better demand at 23S cents. SeT
Of 500 bags at i1sl3c. Moasses steady at 4sc Tur-
nen,ine dull mt I6a4sSc. Gosln "a steady OF II 61H Nee
steady ut TIsa+Ec.
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:..,S2. sN CHESTER tad.D,
IIAI,fIIl',s .,InN = 4 1 II

NEic III tOBtUl SrAIluN, Euk SABE.
y8NE uIrrSu offers for sale, privately his Tract Of
4 IaL running nearly James r!ver,and containing 3l
acres. less also running South within quarter Of
mile .! The !,ic!:mui a:i DnN!le !:arond aud adulus
the !as o: J. Winston, Mrs T.. \. Hancock X. Arnoudt,
q Archer and others, aud il about II miles from Rich
GIuaa
Ahomt ;.a o The S open. large portion o!
which Is bottom land osNcesn quality; There Is also
large piece Of GROUND cleared ready Coz tobacco. There
is also crop "f wheat seeded. The ba!aace Of the
land il in oak. hickory and pine.
There il the Tract oil land two excellent dwelling
HOUSES with four rons tie Other with eight roulns,
with ice house 10 the yard, and excellent spring within
iy yards Of the door, Two good haTn ncgr" houses, over
srrrs n0usr al fran. hp:ine with hsic hiEncys, and
all necessary cut h"Gsss useful To Z i:r:!,
iere is also or lie farIn G:is; ah9 Saw Mil, in good
order, with good ran Of CUSTOM and never failing
stream. further description Is dcr!:cd useless rs Is
surpae1thRt i,r,o:S wsia: 20 purchase vii: prefer 10
examine the premises All Such respectfully requested
call an j. T. I",nc. rcii.g the premises who will
take I.asu l.; sEow- M Il desired, all the per.
isiable property the farm lie purchased 4; yalua-
ton.
For further particulars, Apilylo
GoDDIN ( ArpERSQN,
Eth Ir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

W. ~. & IL. IL. EHEDETAS,
ATT O RNEY S AT l. a w.
V4TILL attend regularly a the Courts Of Ptsylyanla and
w Franklin counties, ami also the Quarterly and Supe
ror Courts of tbs county OF Henry.
~ Address, iH;lsyvania c. H., Va. Feb 7-c1y
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Advices from Mexico.

NEW oaLglSs Feb 9l-Tampico date, to the l3t state
that several large bodies OF Liberal troops are on me
march from northern Mexico 10 ntercep, ramon on h'
expedition against Vera Cruz.
Morelia with 500 men, md Alvarez With 1000 wern
marching upon hec!ty OF Mexico pegolo had gone to
pueba to direct the OF the Liberals and was
confident OF defeating irnuon The iatters wife accom-
panied him the expedition against Vera Cruz, and 10 Ia
supposed, If defeated, he will leave the country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

\ MlsrAkE.--The Enquirer is mistaken
in representing the Honorable William 4.
Lake, Of Mississippi, who is now stopping in
this city, and who will be present with us in
orr Convention, rs in favor Of the proposed
Southern Conference" On the contrury, he
is opposed to it, and voted against the rcsolu.
tions on the subject in the Mississippi Lcgsla-
ture-I Wig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

nDIEIAS g. GREGORY
TTEED THE CnURrS OF HAHOftR AND klNG
"a WILLIAM.
n l. DOCGIAS also attend. the Courts Of King and
Qm-en and CHroinc. w
r. b. nOCGLAs. AylctI's. King William.
= GREGORY JH Old Church. Hanover. Feb lg-tf
:. IUsIC TEACHER.
I LADY who performs the piapo and guitar, with
skill and h-auiy, and sings well with good voice, and
WHO can teach French and the ornamental branches can
board She will he required {" teach only the branches
mentioned another teacher Is employed 10 give ins1rue-
lions In all Others.
Apply to Messr- BRANCH ElyES co. Petersburg, Va,
or to ;iessrs MADDOX & CO. Richmnnd. Jan 20--dtf
WANTED, by young man Of experience, who has
attended some Of the schools In the state and
;y; is capahlr teaching the various English branches,
,o:chcr with ntln and the runcnts Of Mathematics
situation teacher in n-igborood or private am
Is.
Please address immediately "a. Z. c. Car'ersville,
Cuul!.rl nj county, Va
y. B.-Crcdcn:ias Sirsn II required, ms TO qua!hca
:Ions, &C., &c. Jan l9-u
VA!sDES SEED.-we have jus, received fresh ad.
" donal supplies OF Landrehs Garden Seed Peas and
Beans, which gam iunkcs assortment complete.
p. JOHNSTON & BRO.
r. s.-Caalusu-s and AlnauacG for gratutous disri
BUTTON Feb 10
GtNO.-Nu. ! Peruvian, Baltimore Inspection: Som
W b.rro-carEocs Of the schooner WAR Eagle nnc
schooner "Sanuel," direct fron the island.
Also Manipulated Guano. Manufactured by Us; Tor sale
BY EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
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NEW ORLEANS Feb 2l.-San Francisco dates TO tho 2}
ult ria Of the San Antonio route being days later
state that rich surface dggng have been discovered
Georgetown.
memorial continuing 100 900 signatures had BEEN pre-
,ented to the Legislature Of CALIFORNIA; prevent Chinese
immigration
The telegraph line had been completed two hundred.
miles beyond San Francisco on the Butteraeld route.
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Z Q jl>T i B L Z
FIRE kNNEHILA TOR!
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED,

YEtIiS new invention patented by W. T. YVsE Is one Of
q The Useful noTcltics gf the day, being less than
what purpnrts to bea perfect anniator ofhat terrible
rtcmy, "Fire!" II strikes with wonder and
bcini simple cpntrrarcc subdu!Dg the dc.
roung elcnleut Il seems almost Incredible that small
machine weighing only eight pounds, should prove
riecua only for cxlinguishng fire, but for various
other PURPOSES, such as waterin: gardens, washing carr
ages, windnTS &c, removing insects from irees and in
fact for 'rrcrcltiGn," II is worth three times the price
asked for it. 40 HOUSE SHOULD HE WffllODTTllEM.
M SHIP OR STEAMER SHOULD LEAVE PORT WITH
OUT \ SUPPLY. FACTORIES AND WAREHOUSES;
SHOULD NOT BE WITHOUT THEN. This Annihilator
being compact may bc carried easily. with pail o
water, into any upon the roof Of building, Or any
where that fire occur ami be operated by any per
son, even lady, boy twelve years Of age the working
being simple. Eight GALLONS OF water minute can he
thrown Il distance OF lliy feet with great force.
I" show the Merits Of th. machine read the following
froiL the "Evenng Traveller of the 18th inst
"IScESpiARY FIRES-IHlHs Of FUses Portable Fire
covered Issuing from barn on the estate Of Mrs. james
Brown, Ia the souterly part OF Brighton, which
IN perfect bazc owing 10 the combusbc nature nf Its
contents, being filled with hay, wagons, &c Within six
feet OF this was another very large barn. which was CON
nccted with The dwelling house by she'd The fire lind
already caught the roof and sc of the large barn. and
seemed that the Shole-barn she'd and hnuse-1uSL In
evaby have been burned the ground but for the lime
y arrival Of Of the ncgbors with Vose's Portable
anRilat0r, which, although worked by man, su
fceny powerful TO cXtiuguh the acs and protect the
barn for Nearly five hours II the universal opinion O
chose present that this small machine coating but twelve
dollars, the OF saving the other buildings from
total destruction. Several engines from neghborng
preSer but owing the scarcity OF water, could do
but little We understand there no insurance."
ALL ORDERS TO BE ADDRESSED TO
AMERICAN FIRE ANNlHILATOK CO.,
OFFICE OF COFFIN, BouND Il Co., BANKERS,
Corner Of Nassau aud Cedar Streets, .
Ian li-ew,f ''''','' D', " NEW YORK.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
..nrn p,,lY. sEMl.vEgKLr AND WEEKLY
= ,.. pTwg1E DUNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE
TER Ms:

s-p,uY Plrrx seven dollars per "nnu'n S,p , a. nn s
r. ,h: dollars il taken for shorter peL'0" and
r%r ,h, Sgsl.TvrKLI, Ave dollars per aV''un, anu WV
n, TX months, payable In sdvance For the
per snnun or sx copies for so to be ra,a m
xiv In advance. When letters containing nsne H. ,,s
~ mail, they must be registered, OF they VIII
-. ,Sr.-,i-.r,su,s inserted ia The Daily, Sem"
N.cSlv Enquirer, liberal terms 4 published
"Ei,nNSSp EserisSK ADrsnT*iSn SnSf, ,msy thou.
NsnH he non;sy a.sssa s,rt%sisa 81 . i'm
ID sop;ss . ohse may be re"'';sL e. mall IN
Al dues 70 l yo,r. II reyifere. u. The risk II
Editors. r;,r,.. ,f Respect exceeding
AZ ~. .harrrd 70. Is advertisements. 49,.
@ r,"nn s:au,e ,au,: be Accompanied with the sd-
or satisfactory references. to insure e"ee"'on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

At the request Of Joseph Mayo, Esq, We in-
sert the following letter, copied from the Rich
mond Enquiries" Of October 5, ls+9:
Letter from the Hon. Ie. II. Field, one OF
the Judges of the General Court and
Court Of Appeals.
RlcuMoSD, Sd March, lS49.
Dear Sir-I thanl; You for the opportunity OF
looking over your admirable Guide to Magis-
trates, in the success Of which ! feel deep
interest.
AS guide to Justices Of the Peace, contain.
ing vast amount Of accurate legal learning
within small compass, together with the forms
Of warrants, &C., and plain directions for con.
Quoting criminal prosecutions, and for executing
all other duties Of their office, | have never
seen work that combined as many advantages,
nor do by any means wish to be understood
as limiting the utility Of the work to Justices
OF the Peace 1t should he in the hands Of
all Attorneys for the Commonwealth, and the
profession generally, rs it would at all times
be found to be an accurate and convenient
book OF reference, both for the bench and the
bar.
With greal esteem aud regard, yours, &C.,
P. II. FIELD.
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Ts1G OfsVs!. W. SUTTON, Trustee for Eli:sshe:l
L Sutton and children, and 10 all persons Interested IL
the trust estate:
Take notice. that la wing qualified trustee in 'he Count,
Court of Dydc in the Stat. Of TInnrsSCe, for the sai
Elizabeth Sutton and Children shall petition the Circuit
Court OF Caroline county, Al It's March term $500 for
order, directing you the resident deliver -
me all the property money and effects belonging to the sal!
Elizabeth sutton and her children then in your hands.
Yours, &c, BRUCE W. SAUNDERS.
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go tai: P2ELtC.


WE haze :rc-:t letters iou uiEcrca =ecioEs "i tS
~ country i:o!rius that !; Is reported that our
Il; ia. beam in;-ats discontinue the commission
iu,iae.s We hsve 10 doubt ihat such reports have
seen circulate. a;h lie iEeu;ion Of inurine US in our
,:as. s.d TX. Ibis method u informing our friends a;u
s;a-:.. :la: ,:ch reports AI: FALSE anG MALICIOUS
NJ D,u- h.r;a; sold HI, farm in Gooehlaud county,
H. devote a!s :gI- saL attention kNriHELf To our business
.' incat heretofore. /" conduct With energy and
lrsap;ae.s au1 hope 10 deserve She confidence and pa
:y..a. - ou. -Gi,. DEkNE, IiucSoS JhAES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

CoLoSrzA7loS--The receipts Of the Amer.
can Colonization Society for the past month
amounted to 81, $50, including $l,09S contri-
butcd in the District Of Columbia.
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Ngt'Erf'P,'

S10MMlTTEp 10 the JUL Of l'sylvauia Comfy, tha
" 18th day Of November, lsi9, runaway negro, who
said, when committed, that his TOM, hut nov
his Is ABEl and that he belongs Daniel Nc
Dea!man, Of the county Of Cumberland North CarOlia-
Said is 1--WE feet three and half incies hi sh, black
complexion. about twcntytree four years Of aud
always laughs when spoken said n"sro will I've delivered"
tn the upon satisfactory proof Of property and
luni Il I.i,
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Marine Disaster.

HALIFAX, Feb ia large steamer supposed 10 be the
Hungarian ashore OF Cape Sable Vessels are prepar
ing 10 70 assistance The weather !. too rough for
boats venture, and all will probably be lost
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/ NN $ATGEp:Y the TWENrY-riFrll DAY or FEl:-
~ RCARY NEXT. will SELL the highest bidder, the
farm in York county, called 'lNplAN-fIELDS, belong
ing the estate Of the late Col. fohcr; McCandlish
This farm i. situated 2I miles from Yorktown aad II
u!las from Williamsburg, contains about tdb acres, :sJ
OF which cleared and ia high u cultivation.
This whole tract lies Immediately The river fine
river front and affords superior advantages for oyserin
There has recently been erected "n The premises an elegant
Aal tasteful Cotase-5ulding, commanding view OF the
river and Chesapeake bay There aS the usual
buildings consisting % uvcrsvrs Enmse har, enars.
&c, SG. Mari uf the hest TUa;y ahuuud5. crop OF
wheat seeded last fall ana preparations for corcrOp
ia progress Slaves sufficient WORK ;tc
upon il, ad Will be se steadily at work until the day
SALE when they lc hired upon reasonable terms by
the purchaser, IL desired. j: the purchaser soId wish
iaId It b"u.lr: r"n The. nr the
a:jaceat farm.
TgTs Or SALc Cas-. sufficient to ay expenses OF sale,
balance credit nf l. and Years, equal instruments,
h-arg Interest payable annually from the ~ day OF jan
uary ls The purchaser execute bonds WIN sufficient
personal security and c title retained until the purchase
iua;.ry is paid.
THOMAS p McCANDIISII, iro,u;ssons-s
WILLIAM J. PEACHf.
" p--ltrr the sale nf t:e abovenamed land the per.
thabl- properly She premises, consisting OF horses,
mules cattle and farming utensils household furniture Sc,
. Sc, will hr s"!G.
I Ian -. EXECCTEIX
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,s,;;xsSpaptr. rsOsgs
4 le.tIeE CHANCE

TOWN LOT J0EBEiS.
WILL offer for SALE auctiUn, In Cnviugi"n on the
/ 4UriI DAY or MARCH n=xt Court day. TOWN. LOTS
No. ~ a. ne III, ito. III, rs. Also, II tn: same
time HAT eligible aui valuable li6Ti.l. PROPERTY Oh
Main street, adjoining tho Courthouse square together
with lo No - occupied ~ the stables, &c. Also, a
tract Of !au Pets Greek, "nmig about loo Acres,
tn he more particularly described before snil Also,
the same ;iur ami place Of timbere !ani contain
ing ln"a; ,Su Acrrs extending down within few hun.
,lrr yards vs 'hc town aud river The lad is well :in
hr:cd, has upon ii whternowes aad iron ore, aud
siderable portion vi il Is Suitable clear a.ll cultivate
TgHNS uachirh Of the purchase iuoi.ry down; The
balance in TWO equal payments AZ six and twelve
fro:u day o! sale. POSSESSION given imuied:airly uN
and approve! security w!iiA required together with the
vendors lvn the procst, as further security fnr c
ferr.d payments. u. T. GRAY,
Attorney IL fact Tor the hei:s Of Andrew NJ Scott, decd
Soy .a-cIds.
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SALE oF AEGi:oEs, STOCK, &C., a

SALE Ot AEGGOES, STGCK, &C., AT
CLIFTON. %EAn CARTEESNlLLE.
AV!NG made r Of two tracts Of land In the coun-
Z ~ Of Cumberland, Clifton and Girnti:ar, viii on
TUESDAY, the i day Of March, S60 sell ut public ac-
nn my NEG 70 SLAVES IS in number consisting OF iuca,
women ani c,dren likely and valuabic among Them are
I've sawrers. roI:, cari.v,irr, and first rate cook
Also, stock Horscs and Mules ~ in nunber among
III Gne riding and pair Of Ec carriage horses
Ny Carriage au.! Harness and my Buggy
Ny stock OF Cattle, about ~ head among them ~ yoHe
y! ne oxcL !. o: - uch CONS aud number VI valuable
Young cat:le.
Ny stock Of i;'r> ~ ~, and about 50 Sheep.
Ny crop y! Cur estimated Ut between iuU ami oIu bur-
f-ls.
Ny Plantation Tools aul Utensils, my Household Furni
inf" ncadbg OF Chick rngs rauos and many other
ar,irir- /" hs found upon large plantation 800 numerous
y Ilc.t.nn.
TERMS tor he negroes, six months credit, with inter
r,i l't"d, ih" i' ,>r giving negotiable n"ie "h a!,
irev"G tIdorsrs For the other properly a s'iS o. ~"
ai u':er, c"s. thai tiOI:t inoIth1 cFeu thc
purchaser eiY. bond with approved security
TIL: packets from Richmond viii land those who w;E 10
attend the sale al -,hcriU. opposite tar'er'Tie, cary
on the morning Oi ;.I- !th.
In consequence Of tc state of health, the bushes cor"
ntctr with the above sale will he wholly under The manage
ucnt and cnrro Of +. b. Irving. ESD, and my EePhew
Rat'o!rh Harrison, Of Aulihii
rhri: address is CHrter,yilir.
HARRISON
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G00n WESTERN E.i.sLsSG LANDS.
TiG undersigned have for sale large quantities Of good
L Arkansas farming lands, of Very superior quality,
aud on low terms.
They will also lands for persons desiring to in"est,
favorable tcrms.
AL hllSinefs of lind attended 10 promptly, In
any part Of Arkansas.
Good lands, in large bodies. for sale cheap For
nll particulars, address DYE & PEtTCEARD,
Dec lj-cS:im Jack.oniIur., Ark.
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i. niGIL H.,

n AIT ORNEY a -NVV.
-. ,t;m ao5ea Tyier. E'q., la A'"M S'r'! A'csf
PhH<adAphid.
,-LL attend COLLECTIONS aud a ether bGsas'a M 'st
NV Nu- o. lis profession.
I.a s-!.ast! ----
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TOHN N. GORDON HSON

TOF4N N. GORDON q son
j OFFER FOR SALE
Tin Plate bright, Of all kinds,
Loaded and Coke Plates. for roonnc ana ss'es,
Block Tin, In barn and pigs,
Sheet link, spelter and spe'ter soioer'
Gamer timed braziers, shea,ng and bar,
Sheet Iron, all Kinds.
I;alya mixed Timed Sheets,
iron Wire, all cunbeTs,
Bar Iron Swed-s, common and English refined,
tnrIi,h and American Hammered Iron,
Hoop Band Round and Sq9are Rods,
git iron, for horse and mule shoes superior quality,
Grifins Horse Shcc Nails, ali sizes,
English and American Blis,ered Steel,
MAYORS Cast and Shear do,
Cast Steel, Superior quality, for axes,
German Steel
Wagon and Buggy A1les, with taps and Inch pins,
Spring Steel, best quality,
Plow Iron, from to 12 nche-,
Nail Reds, Swedes and American,
Wrought Iron Plow Plates,
Burdens Horse and Hule Shoes, improved paieotI
Timed and Black Riveu aud Bucks. IarI
Timed Sauce Pan Handles,
Tin Dinner, Soup snd Pie Plates,
With fpu assortment OF Groceries. Jan ~
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C.. :;. ESATCE11;ls

Z.
No 1875 GRAviER STREET, NEW ORLEANS La.
= IRERAL Advances made on Property placed In my
e. hands Salr-Slavcs-rrSas Mississippi ana Louis
Jana Lands bought and Sold.
q. NJ. JOHNSON, Superintendent Slave Depot
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, TRADERS, AND
OWNERS OF SLAVES
Having made extensive alterations and accommodations
at my old stand am prepared 10 receive and ac-
comuiodale from rrc hundred slaves for sale on
commission. | can also accommodate the owners with
good board and comfortable ruoms reasonable trilns
Those ha wing business In line would do well io call anu
see themselves before looking elsewhere, the induce
ens ol-r unequaled. eooi stock Of Negroes for
sale will be constantly Kept hand consisting Of Field
Hands, Mechanics, House Servants, Seanstres.es AureS,
Hair Dressers, &c. C. +. HATCHER.
New Orleans, December, 8 1sJ9-wSm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

The shoc.bottomers Of Natick, Mass, to tho
number of about five hundred, have struck for
higher wages.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

Mrs. Riggs and family, Of Washington, and
other Americans, left Florence about the Goth
ult. for Rome 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24
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