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LIE Insurance.

Tie Lite Insurance Company referred to IN
n,,r article Ct Yesterday, as chartered BY our
LEGISLATURE Il; is hist session, is the VIRGINIA
Lire INSURANCE CoNrANY, which, We learn, Is
authorized 10 issue policies upon the mutual
principle, and proposes TO Ito so at rates as low
as the best mutunI companies i'll this country
The Board Of Directors is composed of the very
best financial and commercial talent OF this
city--men well known IS having managed their
own business with success, giving thereby the
best cuararter ll,:, The affairs Of the company
will be managed with all the prudence that the
safety and profit of policy holders may require.
Wm. II. Maclarland, Esq, is President OF the
company.
This company commences business 'nder
the most favorable auspices, and ws have no
doubt it will te success to all parties VINO
are or NAV become interested, either as snafe
or policy holders.
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Not IscIi.iou>ly Educated.

The "uhristian Observer. speaking Of tie
prayer Of the Jewish Rabbi Eaphall in Con.
src>S, says:
''Ihc Rabbi is spoken Of as very ai!abie
and pleasant. aS well :is a learned man. One
O! The editors of the "IrcsbyIe:ian Witness
says tha; III 1919. sc crossed the Atlantic On
the same vessel with t:. R3pial, then Oh his
way 10 this country. It, was proposed orc
day by IN Ens!ishnau. ihat We ask hm TO
give his opinion. as Rabbi, il, regard to tho
lawtiilncsS Of slavery. as determined ~ TIE
Old Testament, or law Of Moses We were
struck with Ills reply. lie said the Scriptures
sanctioned; slarery and thcn added There
are those who do not believe in the lawiuneSs
of slavery, bit they aro persons who havo not
boon .ci;.iul:siY educated.
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VIi:Gi MA sizI I.s'IiaiE e Is,
: Nci,REDER'S SONS

=,
Z USPUU-PERU TIA v q 4 " u
EETi "3er sale. Phospho Peruvian auano lhhuiIs G
w turcd by ourselves and wsrrantad TO coh'Hc esi.
per cent Of A,amus. ait! 'sGvr 81 MY per cent 'i
Phosphate OF lImr.
Price, $50 cash, per ton vi 2t"'g pounds -
Having been for many years largely engaged Ia me
Guano Trade and carefully Observed and had Tepor'eu 70
us by reliable practical farmers the result Of experiments
with nearly every variety of GuRnna enables Us 10 inrsn
fertii:rr which with great confidence recomtnend ahd
believe ninch cheaper thnn the Peruvian when 'seo
alone 80,
The ingredients in This PREPARATION, the very "ts
Peruvian and Phosphate Guanos, selected with STea
care and by rigid analysis, ground 10 very bne re"der
and thoroughly and intimately nj Sed.
For tobacco oats and corn ne DO not ':nH tls tst.ns
can be exceed and lts beneficial ELECTS, an l'e
ueo, Of the land is unQuesuonabie. ,
We shall also, keep constantly on hand' suEPE u
rINE-GROuND BONE DUST.
Eeh a4-eodSa 8. MoGRCDER SONs Nicn'aoho'
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20 WOOD AND rIDsl:is cErrEns
IMPORTED SYMTETRY.

rur, ILBEHhRLE COUNTY, ~
-,yuvrTEY Is FIVE years old this Spring. Is =.
= rich hay. w,h black iegs, .'H haot. hsh' ~
,.dcombIncs great -ubs;ance aa tlr fora with LSLA
eYcclen, temper and superior ac;i ion
tn. cs. judges Eo have seen 20. Ciereands in England
and on he continent, .sy haT; hi. spe
r.or. :, . :.
teri dam by SS:rocke', dam hy Wn'G:C..J s. g daa
SUPERIOR Cleveland mare by Isec;ifcator.
Perfect bT Reuben, dam by Lrck's 81, Z. dam by
Volunteer.
sxyrocke: ty Matter George. dan ny Ccvsiaai CeT.-
land Ivy Champion
Master George By Eins George dan by cid Ea-nah!.
SinMETRfS dan, superior coachias n:arc ob:a!ae!
;he FIRST PRIZE At the Sewtonon-Ou:e, Agricultural
Show In ISL; beating . large cls..: aud TIE SECOND
PRIZE at the Wetherby Agricultural Show IN :Ae sane
year The whee OF her stock hare received FIRST PRzI
Il. the different Agricultural shows.
SYMMETRY will serve ~ $50 the season. "hlclt
can be discharged b. the payment OF no before : o!
july and go insure with ay cents 10 the groom Pas.
,urage &c a. rsual rates Mare, frcn. dtacce will
have every taken Of h-n bu no responsibility Ecus
red for accidents
Sea, Ivy Depot p. O.. !Nbclarle county, Va.
April 6-cv3.
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Crop.
70 tie Editors et the Enqujrtr
P.,LMEg's SPGlNGS,

PALMER ; SPEiSGS,
MgcxLESrrRG Co. Va, April II, 1868
Gentlemen Il seat myscfthis very pleasant
morning to give you 4 little information about
tobacco plants No douhtyou have frequently
heard considerable complaint about the scarcl'
ty of plants, from what We call fly alh "iher
causes, but let me honesty tell yoa that do
rccollect the year when tobacco plants were ms
as at the present season; ho lh.s SGnIcs hrs
hoard Of several planters having hoed and SOW
ed aGresb their tobacco plant beds, whilst others
have resolved without hoeing. Rest assured,
gentlemen. am no alarniiss. As 4 Mccklen-
burglar, speak for my county and the adjoin-
inc county of Warren, n. C., aud can truly
ssy g that the prospect for planting anything like
3 crop Of tobacco, for want of plants, is more
Gloomy than have ever known; and am up
wards of fifty years Of age.
In conclusion, allow me to say, am one OF
the strongest friends Governor Wise has in the
Union. In view OF the nomination at Charles
ton, say, hurrah for Henry A. Wise. Mark
it A MEcKLESsrRG!AS.
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TIxrE!. rua TEE lIoLy LAXu.-.i tir:n ot Sa.
vannah, Ga, has received an order :oT two
hundred thousand feet Of lrurhcI, which is 10
be shipped to Bc:root, in Syria Portions of
the cargo is said to be intended for .'c!usaic-
and t(amaScilS
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The Richmond Enquirer,
e ~ n,,o,- pTrcH1E puNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE.


!, 40. S.vrn dollars yer aiunu and Nj fi''
n oA ,;s-, II taken for >ha.ter period ihai one
;i;s :" ESQ SxswrxILr hve dollars per annr'. ana
s; s months s' il rsrS s for /" 'SS:'si @
wEskif, p,n.s p when letters containing money are
'AreeE n s nns Il. ,gi>ersG they Mill lie nj mo
risk 81 the ~ets 1t. lie Daily. S-ml-We WeeSly,
e AiTss''si%F"ss ys"stSF Of, vi,rsa,,rnr> =,
" %tsix MsIy ,hSs.
rvs.y Monih iac ,i-.It,.. - cents per line.
.caA sep;Ss az ,h oScr a.y r'i''ed per mall II,
,ra available Rank '";,s a 70 " ''e -" -
the Editors , r,nu;,. g: L. E.>nr.t. .yreedins
nss a-e saarssI ~ "dHsri',IinsnE. ,,h N, al
lEa' -, distance hc acconi ".'n .ie Az
Orders i'" reference. |" inSurr sSeceton
vance pay
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Es 4 ar Il 4 MSS
l'H0sPHJ2-FENUVlAM GUAN0,
r OBACCO MA II u R &,

AGRICEZ TERAL SALTAND GROUND BONE ASE
EN G., peUFFsN, CORNER ELEVENTH
r. AND GARY STREETS, on The Basin, Echm"nd, Va,
offers 70 the farmers the lnwns MANCEES ali Vi his ow
rapuractnre-vl::
RUrFIN,S PHOSpH0R PERUVIAN GEhNQ, eoD'srjns
6 ner cent Ammonia AMI - 30 ~ per ceai. Bon:
phosphate Lime, per ,"a oi UHi pounds. ......&1J
EIjEFlS'S BONE ASH GEh%u containing per cent.
Ammonia, and aheni ~ lcr rent. Hone rhosphute
Lime. per ion OF e09D pounds ........
RGrFIS'S TOBACCO MaSCEE containing Per
cent Ammonia, "a per cent. Zone Phosphate iinlc2:
Chloride of Sodium and Il per cent. Suiphaie Lime
ton OF S,Ou0 pounds -
pi:rrlS'S GROUND BONE ASH. containing stout ~
/, n.r cont Bone Phosphate Lm.c, dry aaa pure, per
Ion nj tQD poGnus- 80"
,CptCCLTcEaL SALT !uoSe IN hass, per ."n o.
hounds. F'N
AGEICtLTCRAL SALT, in bags, r"s Ion 81 2e'o -,
rfiE ABOVE MANURES are pG; W In strong bags con
t.!ng lG; pours each! twelve bass :" whSm MAKE rar
ZION over ton and can c had of IT, ms ..
OF any CoIn,ni.scn Merchant IN i'rh,snn' t .2
BRANCH Sons Petersburg; NJ moL.I +, " ~
Lynchhurs; LEIGH BROTHER. Sor!nS nAs|S, ~ Mm,. @
v;,;. '' "e'"''''' Feb 2S-cllf
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DESCRIPTION uf PLANS FOE MASONIC TEMPLE.
The cS!r be 9 feet high in the clear, and to
to divided nto for each store, one fer the resau.
rant aa cellar under the kitchen 20 surern;end-
ants h~elliag.
The yrinc gal story is 10 o. teen W feet high In the
clear and 10 divided into SIX rooms Oh Main street for
and a F5dr u;4h street for aI~StaurSni--fnir of
thr stores =; 100 80 hy -, aud The restaurant ~ by
~ feet.
The second RuYr Is hE arranged 50 rs TO have Concert
room us by ~ including stage green roons &c ana with
gallery There is entrance on ninth street. win
,oby and also with There to be
In The lobbss ticket Offices &C. On this story there
feel cach also reception rrfrrshmcnt rohm :G by
3, feet This story Is be twenty ls5l high In the
clear ard pari ~ the o this story andihe one below
divided into three stories. the lower che Tor &
kitchen aad the upper ones for the superintendent
family To- be divided into su;ta" ROOTS with private stGlF.
way for his use.
The MiW h1 10 he twenty (2nl relsh IN the clear,
and 20 he divided into Grand Lodge p by M feet,
with .wu committee rooms Subordinate Lodge ~ by Go
fee. sfh two and relrrsmeut room SO by !"O
Zee. with duub waiter coming up from the Kitchen
The E,u, Roo be sixteen Gl feet high In the clear,
and TO divided into Grand Chapter room, ~ hy t feet,
with ane.uon Grand Enrampmcnt room. ia 6y % feet,
with ante rooms. an arrnry and four conimer.rnonS,
~ hy 10 feet each. ,
There to au Ninth street and one In The
secopi The cellars 20 extend under
the Sidewalk Main street. and necessary provision Is 10
e made ar furnace furnaces 20 heat the building, ana
proper ventilation I. 10 be Secred water ARA :asppcs
where necessary.
There are 20 e wtcrrlosets follows: One In each Of
tho stores the second oo and for Superntci-
dents family aud one ;pr each of the other floors.
MATERIAL.
Either Stock Brick with stone rorncrs, irck nnd Masuc
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EaIYISESCs: 6. II.lsAI

NTTUENEf ut INV,
s.EaCTlCES IN the Courts Of the city Of chi;o;d and
the counties OF llenrieo, Hanover and Caroline.
He. also Notary Pu,r aci Coras,inncr OF isc Lhci'
States Court oe Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. Csas;a'n "E::e and hi'
.elt being dissolved Ills office !, : street, Ju'
below Goddin's Hall
February l3-cly
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CU'TElI.E !: s;Sau.NCti FOE SkLg9,

fNT THE MOST El.EvATEb POINT - THE REACrl-
" FUL TOWN OF WAEEENToN, TIE COUNTY SEAT
on rACGi:lEE, ". 4 GOTHIC COTTAGE Of EIGHT
ROOMS fuC. nN \ FLnDe.Ihls house is new, having
beet, ui within The las tive years. Of the hest materials,
in Ia. no~ s,i!sia,;!: Il Is rclcr with every
conv-ric;rc; The grounds comprising eight acres, are div-
DID ito La filed wi;h abundance of SHADE and fruit
1r... very productive Gar well stocked with lrui,
while tt- remainder Of the Land is well se with grass FOR
moving ard pasturw:,h large and never falling SpEin
Of cou, soft water The cu;-bnildinss consisting "l
servants i;aus- and Kitchen, Meat House, Wocd onS-
privy Stable and Carriage House. are also new ana bulk
in tic be-. manner Of corresponding aEcItcciureto the
wriiing There il. Immediately along side TIE house,
large Cscr capable Of containing 100 barrels Of water
supplied with Forcepuup OF such power as 10 throw the
water over the house. 80
The .aluhry Of i. situation precmiEent standing es
in i,s n..burhood is entirely cSsmp! iro, M cah"ts
Of n,is>,ntic Sickness The views from ths mouse are
most extensive AMI beautiful In every direction The Blue
Fiare FOR rlay miles il in sightte soccty ot The town
and hood sSed-CurchcS Of nl denorp
nations and good Sh"us for both with daily COM
u,uncatiou with keSaua and the North on the one hand
and with Richmond and tlic entire So;ih and Southwest n
the Other hy nsaus OF Railroad l: offers 20 the gentle
nan Of leisure the professional Iuan. moss desirable
residence To the planter from the South, looking to
home tr the GUNNER with all the advantages OF amoun
tain climate with freedom from sickness and The pleasures
OF cnliratcd society it has uncSamplcd attractions II
70 enlarge upoa The advantages Of this
dcncc for Il Is presumed that seeking such hone
will visit aud examine imsrif If desired the furn!
iure most Of which and all coed. will also be dis
posed Of Far terms, which will be made accommodating
, sn,iy To- wM. y. BISPHAM,
ipril 20-ccm warrenton, Fauquier county, Va.
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,s,s. rIysLxr JOHNSON r.y ."

,r0NNISSION NII.I>N' Il wv =.
trroy- rrrtrxa s,,-,Suf wAG.u"rSE,
RICHMOND. "a.
,r r., ss,. 81 Tobacco Wheat, Corn. ..i country pre-.
ause rcuerally, return ,hs. sincere thaass "a their
ENDS for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
HS, ona s<k y continuance and increase Of thr snms
n.y, wear promising ;er undivided personal ait-n.
ia Ian IA all corsi-n,renlS eo,r:n,rsi 10 thra.
Nor SY-ctf -
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Aitbmon0 Enqutrtr.

~ IITCHIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER WISE.
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TITJ r,-s Of xoin- West, nos ogrr dispose Of
w nv property, which consists 81 bcuse ana Lo W
the town Of Mddcb.ook, Augusta C"nntF' ss,. 1 tng
House is in good repsi.. ars- and comaod"uS au VIII
rcormod.re any ordinary family. There Is also Gcou
s,.hle AZ, -.c-llrn: Graahry, and All n"es>'F! '
,nvs Aso our o. the b"S. :arco> III tic state ;"s ~
prr, ., ah,,: the centre -; ,t- ,n:n AID - Ia inc!, The
most d-.irlc and convenient o: "ET ia 's. riic e
Sides Til! is rxc-rG section ol chGrt'S ana - III
fact very desirable location Tor fsys'aan To any
Physician wishing pu-ca,-, vi: simply say '' u Is
one Of the best openings know Of al a !" s i:nr!iy
st,aebed No o;t. iass ana ,' :y :rs ="
ara desired. address a. r '!'oSS, " ~
Feb 9s-clf M:dlIe'roos. August. Co., Va.
PENlTENTiAIt Ir VIRGINIA.
AIANUrACTCi:iD this 'l,'it"i .ad sold iheTs and
VI s:the Agents store. Ma. =. ir street, e oiIA"nS
s.,clrs, AZ reduced prices, to'wi'
Boots Shoe. and H."gucS
Women, Children and Servants S:p--
Wagon and Cart Harness oi every tss"'ipti"r
Machine bands, Leather Hose
orsss and wheelbarros.
xardrobeS, Safes. SC.
striped and Plaii Cnon-
KersrT3 and L!nse?s for pnnta:!'''. '.an,:s
Ready aade Co,hluy for Ssrya:.',
Nos; o. ,he above articles hnd aEd tor safe. "r VIII
nade repaired, other id woFa don: t" order on
,Y.: nU:e for cass ,,iuc.aSi Customer, only, Hn
hort .ime
Order, ,c.s, 81 e"o,T r wiz -aaS,GF{ yIMM9 rSisS9a's'
js!y a-ctl h:rn: and Snr"Ereprr Va. Pe:iirn;ary.
$40 EsEIvifSs..
DrN away from the -ub9:r'cr. ~ the latter part o.,
"a January my negro man JOHN ,'r Io'n 1aomatl
% years old yer; and bl1ci II" Is Ghnnt five feet
* inches In height The said r'>:i hy Jordan
Er OF Southampton county, and S"d 10 Me.s.s JONES
Slater when about i years Old They to! HIN 70 DT
Charlie. j. Oiire. OF Campbell c0uuc. ~ DR.. Oliver
sale, 1872 they rrpurchased him. anl from them par
chsse,. him abou, the middle OF Laana.y, lSr.i.
The above reward frcc from ali other cS.n:S VII! he
paid or h, delivery rac, at Sherwood. Amelia county
!og mile. from the Court House or So Tree 'rofn all ohe
expenses K lodged In any Jail in Virginia, 30 ihat ran
- ss~cr; JEFFERSON rEyToN.
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Eclipse OF the Planets Venus, Mars und
Iunitcr BY IiIc Il0nu.


An occullation OF y planet at any particular
place, under favorable circumstances Tor obsrr
vation. is an event "l such rare occurrence
that it cannot he expected o.tcncr than once III
four Or Ave years. Indeed Mt the Observatory
at Cambridge, only one (that OF Jupiter in .tu-
gust. lSjGJ has been seen since tie tc:inniug
Of 1852.
The happening, therefore. Of fpur OF these
phenomena in 4 large part ol this country
in 4 single month. between the 2ith OF
; the present April and The oith of Nay next,
| is very remarkable.
The first Of the four. and he most beautiful
and interesting Of the whole IS ti:a; o: IeEuS.
which took PLACE last evc:i!g. wr:? the l';amci
was quite high, and nearly 1T tie position ct
itS creates! Drllancy. Il Was visible in the
British Provinces, and in l;at par. Of the Uni.
ted States situated uorlhcrly Of a Inc drawn
from Nbenar.c Sound, l;;i!c south oi No.
folk and Dor;h pi Cincinnati. 10 Davenport
Iowa; beyond that line lie planet was not
ecpsa:,. but passed south Of ti7c ,no0U.
.ihout midnight Of Thursday, April 26. Ju.
pilcr will he cclipScl in the Northern part i!
| New Hampshire and Maine. and some Of the
/ British provinces: hat in the Southern part 81
| New England the least distance ni the Ct: gss
! oi the planet aud ou' satellite will be abon;
onc.twcnticth the diameter Of the latter.
The third Of these pccu!tations will be that
of Mars, in the morning before sunrise .,
Thursday, May 10. 1t Will Ec visible n i large
| mart of the United States AID The British pro.
vnces As the moon will then be about five
days past tie full. The EMERSON will take place
| on the dark side The color OF MARS vii! he s
erY rcd. as il viii be- Qu;l" rear ii,c caGih, IN
deco IS Mars opposition to the san, IN july
18th next. !, wii! ac nearer Ia rs :l!an for sCvc'
raj Years with . high Southern dccinai:on.
;l;'IS giving tha aSt;vnou!r-s Ct he Cape q
Good Hope "o cxcsil;,t a"d :s.c opportunity
lur Determining it. rar;ii.N VITA cEea!cr pre-
c>iou.
The funih Of this extraordinary series Of oc
cualions S that Of Jupiter in the iorcroon OF
Thursday. May 18th. which, Also, viii Be vls'.
bic in 4 large part OF this country. hu. which.
takir. place whist the s:n is above ti.e hcrl-
zon, cannot b. seen except with tho sid Of
very good telescope.
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March "a --ctdp'
+. .H.AG1EL,

:. MAGIEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
rfr!CE with Robert Tyler, Esq 40. lii. south stN'
PHILADE
az, ,,.-,a,ed 10 M, care Jan Sl-cG
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SOUTHERN SFOSEsSAas2: 1olTt:aSA
esas7COR%Ei; ue CARY AND l2t' ST:fEtS. so
go RSGvn%:', Va. S.j x
EF s EE s. = a X H. -
iinNpRIt.lul.S

rsIIIE Subscribers respectfully inform t' Frh:n's ni
Virgins. North Carolina anh Tsnc.-'s ,ha' ;hrS gre
manufacturing the bes, lpai,y Sruk" tH consisting
n Jugs Jas Pitchers Milk ra:., Chnrns, dread RscTS
sealing Fruit Jars, (a:r tGE) &c, &C.
Also neatly painted charcoal pacSr Wafer Coolers both
,.,a and wood cases. Of all sizes FROM w" .lio-to :.
s.nas. ,
All ware sold by Us will be delivered Ia any part o!
ta- city free OF charge. THOMAS W: Nf.rsEh'
r.h.-.9, DAVID pAEH.
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4 United states Marshal Shot.

LgayEywoRTH X. T., April Give learn
from Topeka that Deputy United states Mar
shall Arms was shot dead BY a prominent cru
zen zen Of that place, named Richie, whom Arms
was cndeavoring to arrest OH an OLD charge oi
robbins the post-office.
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ra,tain William Stands of Prince George
died on Sunday night, at the age Of -. Capt
Stands served in both branches Of the Legisla
turc in early life.
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PHILIP RAHm,

ElGLE MACIIIN Ne y Q L :,
RICHEDND, ~.
Sv,TrYACrCPES Steam EnCnC- 0; every 'isscti'i1
A4 and ,ile, Circular Saw Mills ?liii G:srnS. Miin'y
acLiuary OF every description" Casting III iron and a-'
In. ah.
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StbT'1<,f:

NOTICE.
yTflcE " ruc JANIS IvHR ANh hASiwF, S"NrANf'
EtcuaoSp. March -. 1850.
CALLED meeting Of tie sGcSi;":ii"r1 81 me James
y River anu Ksnawha Companv. VIII h: held ut his
cIce % WEDNESDAY, IN. 2;th day al i!ii ueS 10 take
a,o consideration act amending the charter Of III" C"n
psay passed The SD instant, AMI such "tsi hu-:' -
may De submitted.
IT order o. tie E.ard Q; DirrcrG,.
wM. p MCEFCEu, Secretary.
N.rrb
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AUCTION SALES.
>ALESE Sy yALUAsLE ~, EAaRMslN LOUISA

COUNTY, NEAR THoMpSoS'S CROSS ROADS
NULL lie sold at Public Auction, u, ThompSon's Cross
~ Ena'is. In Louisa county, THURSDAY the 10th
day i" May next, encing nj ~ 4. NJ the following
lands belonging TO the heirs Of Thomas H. MITCHELL decd
being The portion awarded him In the division Of his
fathers estate Thomas Mitchell deceased n valuable tract
Of LAMP conianine ason :ni acres QncudIng piece OF
timber land on which tract s situated the large and
m"ions mansion house m good repair at present occupied
by Charles James Thompson
tract adioinag containing ST.: acres. about LOO
u! which cleared land and the balance in good lmbcr
Also about $50 acres. which two.hs Of 700 tract
four or 1--WE miles from Ianceyyie, the lands Of Ham
" Johnson tr greater portion timber land. which (Io0
acre iract has not bce divided between the heirs Of said
Thomas Mitchell.
For accurate description oi said lands. reference
j. male 10 X. ~ i's, Esq, Postmaster al Thompson
Cross Roads.
rERNa-onehrd cash. and balance Ia u. and II months
for negotiable ncs interest added and secured by trust
deed, or title retained until the las; note Is paid.
Tine o payments may be varied day OF sale 20 suit
purchasers. T.. L. STEPHENS.
Attorney in fac; uf the heirs OF rhoj. H. Mitchell, decd
Niurl. : ii.ril I.rrtla
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Another Southern Slave Decision.

\ case has been decided in the L. $. Cir
cult Court of Alabama, at Mobile, in which the
main question arose us TO the validity Of the
title Of purchaser Of negroes Illegally brouehtl
to this country and soi! to him. The Cou d
decided that the offence was NOT ;ndic;aLie'
under the laws Of the United States. |. held
that federal jurisdiction extended over slaves
precisely as in case Of any other property, and
so long rs unbroken merchandise arrircs in
unLroken bulk, the federal jurisdiction cxtcris
over it; bit 50 soon as the cargo Is broken
and the merchandise dispersed among the
several purchasers, It can only be reached by
process Of the State Courts. Hence whatever
laws Congress may enact against the original
importer Of African slaves. they cannot Ge
made to apply TO the purchaser who acquired
the property within the limits aud by the laws
of IN individual State.
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LAW CARD
LOUIS 4. RCCESSSs;t. lSi,

HII.LsviLLE, cAsgoLi. CO., ",
TTENDS regularly The C"uu'y au'i C.:,t. Cd1lris "i
\ C:.-oi wy;hr. Floyd, ru!aShi sh adjoining coGttc<
H. It continue cocrlin. a,;li; !GE N"rhrrn
r-chas.S all persons vito l'r business III ta''
ii "a adjoining counties n-c 2I-C.;El
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-27

NIpRlS RICHARD EASLVE.
Essex Co., Va.
e. ). CAPRUN a. CO..
+, ROGERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sJ 81 Iro,Sly,s Wharf, baltimore
T. J. C,PGoS il The active member Of The :!nn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-27
TEUsTi:H'S SALE oE Thf1 N0CfziNU-

EpT virtue Of deed Of trust executed the Undersigned,
~ rs Trustee, by the Rockingham Turnpike Company,
for the benefit oi certain parties therein named aad which
deed bears date the 18th ay Of June, ls, shall proceed
SELL public luciIop. At Gordonsvile, Orange comfy
On SATCRpAY. THE TWESri-flFTu DAY aF MAY,
1850 TlEE TURNPIKE ROAD
men:;uied l., said deed CT trns,.
Said Turnpike extends ir"u Iarr!sonurg in the county
Of Rockingham, rGn the liue Ridge Turnpike,
within half mIe Vt Gorlonsvillc. II passes through Il
dcnsciy populated section Gf country, and commands
r: travel which will he greatly increased by the
conpi:i nf The Manassas Gap Railroad 10 lurrsohbarg
TEXTS SAE-un.-third Uf the purchase money 10 be
paid IN ',r months, sn nn-hird in eight months, AMI
0lrirl IN tw"iv. months rUG the day "I sale, the pur.
chase o,r. "a src;;rrd by we'll endorsed negotiable
uo;r anL lien uran 'hr property To he retained until lie
Erase money is paid. cing ~ Trustee shall cnnfeF
>ucs. title as Is vested IN m" lIy said '!.-d.
1 SiiANDS. TruSi,c