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Which will influence the Judgment OF delegates
in favor Of Mr. Wise over Mr.. Hunter. We
DO not choose 10 point out reasons why the
Catholic vote cannot be relied on for Mr. Hun
ter, but merely to show why Mr. Wise is the
most available Virginia statesman for the nosn-
NATION. But if the sixteen delegates, which
the Examiner" claims, were really for MIR.
Hunter, does that decide the unit rote' At
the friends Of Mr. Hunter c0ntrndel that the
unit vote should be decided "as majority Of
the delegates rating by districts Shall deter
mine"
These gentlemen will not. in 1860, aban-
don their own precedent Of 1856; and as
Mr.. Seldom and the friends of Mr.. Hunter
desired voting by districts to be insert
cd, they will be expected 10 maintain con-
siStency, and carry out in 1850 what
they demanded in 1856. This would
give Mr.. Hunter five districts, namely: Parkers-
burg, Farnvillr, AlbeInarlc, Essex and Dan
vile. Mr. Wise would have Norfolk, Hamp-
ton, Wythevile, Monroe and Richmonl-6rc.
Districts uncommitted, Wheeling and Win.
chester; divided, Petersburg and Warrenton.-
Harrisonburg yet to elect We feel confident
the Tenth Legion will elect Wise delegates
and thus he will have six Districts to Mr.. Hun
ter's five; and the delegates from the uncon-
Ritted Districts, in our opinion, pcrceiying Mr.
Hunters unavaahiliIy, will vote for Mr. Wise,
thus giving him eight Districts; bnt should
they vote for Mr. Hunter, it will only make
seven Districts Tor him, which will not be 4
majority. Thus, whether tie vote Of Virginia
be determined by delegates or by districts, there
is but little prospect of Mr.. Hunters receiving
the vote Of Virginia, and still less Of his being
nominated at Charleston We much prefer
the etmc-honored plan Of voting by delegates to
Mr. Scddou's scheme for voting by DISTRICTS
But in any event, Gov. Wise's superior ayaila.
bility and the known fact that he is the first
choice Of the Democratic masses in every dis
trict in Virginia, must gire him decided ad-
vantage over Mr.. Hunter at Charleston.
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&c EliT0RS AND PRINTERS!

,,y Subscribers ask attention 10 their Stock o! PRINT
| iNi TYPES ORNAMENTS, BORDERS, PRESSES, &c.,
Ike supply OF which they keep constantly ou hand II
=. iy,e and Stereotype Foundry,
40. IS, Gold Street, New York,
,h!ch We warrant equal 10 every respect to any man.
rr.t In this country and will sell on the usual terms
:: * mou,hs credit for approved negotiable notes, or
:. - cent discount for cash.
M r. ne :ayrn in exchange for new, at the customary
0: -e cents per pound il delivered within sixty days
:,.e O: pur e,ias. otherwise six cents per pound.
WIN. EAGAR JR., L CO..
=. ..I-.sgnc,l AGENT IL VIRGINIA. for the above we'll
i.',. establishment supply the trade with every de-
.:..?;.5a Q: ,,,
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c,
,aa e iuos; liberal terms> Having printed the RIcB
): EySrssR :or upwards OF ten years with type and
,; material. purchased from Messrs. NAGAK Co., am
ICED 10 recommend materials from their establishment
9 :.:e:rrs5ce 20 others.
..a-: BOOK. will be furnished to the trade, aud such
,;s :: G.ay be selected Will be forwarded With des
- wM. R ALLEGRE,
;.rI; "Eaqair-r" 0.fce, Richmond, Va.
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Es u r FINS
PHOspHOR-PERUVIAN GUAN0,
TOBACCO NJ N u r E

AGRICULTURAL SALTAED GR0END BONE ASH
kN e.. KEFELN, CORNER ELEVENTH
l. AND CARY STREETS, the Basin, Richmond Va.
offers 10 the farmers the following NASCREs all VI his own
manaf2ctrre-viz:
nurr1S,s puospHoR-pERUyIAN GUAso, containing
per cent Ammonia and 40 10 81 per cent. Bone
Phosphate Lime per ton OF 1000 pounds. sou
RUFfIN'S BONE ASH G UANo, containing per cent
Aintuuna. and about ~ per cent. Bone Phosphate
Lime, per ton OF eV1J pounds ......., .soo
RUFFIS'S TOBACC0 MANURE, containing Per
cent. Ammonia "a per cent Bone Phosphate ldme,E
Chloride of Sodium and II per cent. Sulphate Lime
RCFFiN'5 GROUND BONE ASH, coptanlng about 81
per cent, Bone Phosphate Lime dry and pure pc, 40,
AGRICULTURAL SALT, ooss In bags, per ton OF
AGRICULTURAL SALT, in bags per ton OF 2,ooo
THE ABOVE MhNURES are put up In strong bags, con
tains ia pounds EACH twelve bags OF which make raS-
tion over ton and be had Of +. g. R6FFlN at ms mill
Of any Commission Merchant in Richmond; OF THOMAS
BRANCH & SONS. Petersburg; NJ. HOLLISS & CO,
Lynciburg; LEIGH & BROTHER, Norfolk; MASON, MAk'
v;i, Feb 2S-ciftf
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VIts CT iNIA r EIsra II + Is,
{ McGRuDER'S So

,. -NINlItO DElt = IOt''0- = =,
PUOSPHO-PERU VIA " & q Il v o.
NXTE offer for sale Phosyho Peruvian Guano, manuiae-
per cent. Ammonia fortyave to fifty per cent OF
Phosphate Of Lime.
Price, $50 cash, per ton Of 1000 pounds
Having been for many years, largely engascd lh ue
GuSno Trade and carefully observed and had reported 10
by reliable practical faruers the result OF experiments
with nearly variety OF Guanos enables us TO iursh
fertilizer which with great confidence recommends aho
believe 10 be much cheaper Than the Peruvian when hsea
alone.
The ingredients In this preparation the very hest
Peruvian and Phosphate Guanos selected Win ere"l
aud by rigid analysis, ground very fine po*uer
and thoroughly and intimately mixed. 80,
For tobacco, oats and cor do not think this tertzer
can be exceed; and It's beneficial effects in the Improve
neDt Of the land is unquesiionable.
We shall, also, keep constantly hand, supply Of
FiNE-GR0UND BONE DUST.
Feb 24-eod3m s. MctiRCDER's SONS, Richmond.
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SGW-NTKN'rUm NEfIlNAKY.
NESIGSED for youoe preparing for the ,Cnivtrsl
of Htrinia for cnll-sr or for hnsiness THE Sc,

hESIGSED for youo6 men preparing for the University
~ Of Hirgina, for college, for business. The Se5
sion will July 1nh, and close October ls 1900
DsvoTEp To LATIN tS3 NtTHENL TICS A. SPEcIALTiES
The SlGGruis rtteGlus rv,trsu tle University,
generally uupeparea 10 take advanced standing and
hence labor under great disadvantages BY deroting,
clusve attention 10 two departments for three months
young may be forward at least year In the
college course and thus much tune aud money be saved
There many others who have not been at college,
and cannot who would think, gladly avail themselves
Of such opportunity OF acquiring most Important know
ledge II trng There doubtless, many eacherA
too. who would like TO push their aitainens further In
these branches than they have hitherto done, and
might thus proitably employ their vacation The uIversi.
~ course will be rs!dy pursued
II will embrace In -AritlnetiS Algebra,
Plane and Spherical Geon,ry, Tgonomrtry, Surveying,
Descriptive Analytical Geometry Calculus IL omitted, be-
cause class cou! not finish II during the session.
lu LAIN Caesar, Sallus Virgil, Cicero, Horace, Lvy,
uarrsons Grammar will be systematically studied und
erci,es written daily.
Private lessons will BE- given in Greek and Chemistry II
desired
The will be assisted by another aduate or
| graduates of the CRiversity Of Virginia.
Terms Board, tuition, washing lights, &C., payable hall
| in advance, $50.
The location IL GO mles west Of Richmond and % mi,
from Charlottesville The place il pleasant ANA healthy
| Il summer re;rea, ls any in Eastern Virginia.
Applications lust be made before the l0ih OF June or
they will not lac received.
address p.S. HENSON, 4. NJ,
Fork Union, fluvHnna county, Va.
" B-The place Is accessible by the James River Canal
Students will anG AT tlremos Bluf. March S-cSm
~ Raleigh Standard, Charleston Courier aud Augusta
Constitutouais copy month and sen bill TO p & II.
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Haw YorS, April flour !s que; S:a,: % %, o'a9
=, ?Ia6 O. Southern 81 ::,a6 -. Wheat Is G5Erh;-
Nothing in, Western In ;hc rla:Grt Corn !. buoy TT
mixed .:.c, -i'- SEC, yellow dc PORK Is !mtvS mes
sl1 i0lii 49, Lard !, heavy At i"+aivI; "Ei,'eE :.
steady It: ...t:c.
nur,vcrr Ar-; Flour cioss,! i:.. Howard street
a. i; What case bag y.,: wt;: i3il6. Corn closed
s,.aIv and Ic higher White 2a &c, yellow ioa'ic Pro-
VISIONS cl.ei .;c.dy PORK 81, prime s5 ~,
be- .:.e. Sec Vhi..ey closed LGii 4: % cents.
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VIRGINIA STOVES!!.

ASA SNYDER
MANUFACTURES AZ this celebrated Southern Stove
II Foundry, Cylinder Box, Parnr and Cooking Stoves,
81 aos desirable styles and Of superior working quail
.'' $50, o, air Furnaces. Fronts and Crates, Hollow
Wax. iiyLrans Sinks, &C, &C. and most descriptions Of
=: Machinery and Osna,neu,a Castings.
Ia proprietor Is convinced that sufficient apprecatire
.io., could be found in his market who would pay the
s q GOOD article justify him ia the OF the best
r.is and u The employment OF Competent mechanics
-5'h:;s the ,uould-r5 employed these Stoves
SlEs, uho have learned their trades these works.
iaese stoves have been gradually gaining favor until they
''c o-co the popular Of any In Their supe-
" .''sas and simplicity OF operation peculiarly fits them
- IL Use @. Servants,
Seia!:'=- Plates promptly supplied
'-', sai store dealers throughout the South will End
-: ~: .ats!-stlo !orw ard their orders to
ASA SNYDER, Richmond, Va.
.-,1"tt n Richmond by Mcssrs. c. D. YALES CO. WHl
sAfs Mvup &. 4. BAHGAMlN, Jr., and WM A.
.llNTCAsrLr inn Q-cSm.
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The Vote OF Viryinin-The "EYaminer's"
Calculations,

If the examiners" accuracy was equal to
its diligent arithmetic, the vote OF Virginia
would undoubtedly be given for Mr. Hunter;
but unfortunately for Mr.. Hunter, such is not
the case. Our contemporaries last estimate is
as follows:
'"l'hc following Districts huye elected dele.
gates FRIENDLY to the nomination Of our 'lIS
lincuiShcd Senator:
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The Richmond Enquirer,
,..,:,,ED DAILY, sEMlwEEkLr AND WEEKLY,
:...c - prraEIE, DUNNAVANT, TYLER & WISE.
T + r NJ &.

x-n.rY Plpgk seven dollars per snuurn, and at the
y -. l,.ars II taken for shorter period than
- The SrV-w wrsKLr, tive dollars per annru, and
months, psgaSs In saTaref s,n FSI Es the In
",",' l,y,ace When letters cuntsIuing money are
" they mus; be registered, or they will be al tile
=, W W-;,e.aents inserted In the Daily Seui!Weekly,
:? a:u!-sr, on liberal terms.
E,aGc>o ESaciSEs" "ApvHstIslSo snssr Is published
rssnea;s M en'sE ssrs sissnsGa a st %sa Str hSs S
a. =, i,., 20 his office may he remiticd per mall In
Bank notes II registered, 1T the risk of
l.. ;"il-s .,;ss .o5 r-;hu,.s of R,sper exceeding
-. are charged for ~ advertisements.
s.an distance must be accompanied with the al
O. satisfactory references. 10 Insure execution
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Alsxu,s:s-For Cochill aai Early: c9! Ea@!cIph, =.
Minor l.. " sn-ai H. Il. cr"uk hOnt H. Cater, JOS, l..
Cc.nan Wrl IL. Cgaal L. L. r-cris y. c. y. Randolph
e. " Si,oonrr J. \. F.?!. \. G. "o", !. y. Rogers, y
K yanc.y j. Ecf;or. Il. :. H. Wool, . Garland, Il. ".
StarAr Jas; Alexander.
For BANKS ari Clemens: JOHN :. Want.
For C!rlcn> an. john 40, ia, II: s. J. FIFis!I.
AwuEr-n-Fur Cog!.:.! aG trry: P'a.Gs Powell. u. c
Pierre l. L. Cns;YI.." {. Gr!grd :. H. Fierce, & Ht.:rf
II. McEtnai-, j. a. Perry.
For CnGt.l aud !i,:,is y. /. S..h.
Ekofosa-ror CoglH sad E.y: " 80. VI. EG.r'eI, l.. {.
Arthur. ". II. GI'i.;!lv.<
For EatS. .,r Clemens ;a,: oG,ls Ir Geo. Jo'nson
~. 4. i;u,G=r, r.cs. hiuair-r, WA. :. jori'a.
GHrESE-.or C"giti aai Early: -. Hca&s!eE, '" J.
Chain"i. '" !. Faak.ti. ". T. : HES, Nro. - Ie;y, )!
J. Slcl'cai. \. Stephens y. u. E.rlr.
Fox B":S, .it Cie"r:.>: " = Chairman, f. H. NGrrc:
A. c. DGLn, !. 3. Davis. !. ". HcNui!e. + 'irIluuu.
MAn;>rT--f'r t"2:i! a;t Eriy :. :. "'-.i Franc:
H. HI. /. J. ImymaH. ". "!Ecr, C.". GooL.i, Thomas
". Chapman. =. :. Chapman.
For Banks aaa C!z.r> > l.. kraaper T = Humphreys.
NEtsnyi;"r Co... :,uH !&g':: =. I!sryrG,e. ". t.
Darlington, Geo Nl...!, :" i. Wi,s, y. Forbes J. ..
Coles, J. l.. N"rv.,i.
u@AS"E.Eor rophii an: r,r'y: }. Il. Newman. ". ;.
Newman, jn". 7 T,I,cg75u :. r, -. =. r"rrau. W 4
Jen;iH-s, j. L. Noo''lE, T. e. j""ct, L. L. C"sIcu, }! l..
Robinson. L. :. hrI.,!asl.
For Farley a:.I i;auhsW. I. Ir4y,s
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The Death Of Hon. James Il. Fhuidihs.

The Death Of Hon. James X. Pnulding.
1t was briefly announced last week that the
Hon. james X. PauldinS died at Hyde Park
\, u, on Wednesday night, ,ith inst In ede-
ceased was a native Of Duchess county, \. y,
and was born in lTT!.
During the war Of the revolution, MIR. Paul
ding's family were driven from WeStcheSter
county, and to that county they returned alter
the war. In his early manhood Mr.. PauIdlng
cane to New York city, where lie resided most
of the time until about lSl4
In 1897, Mr. Paulding was connected with
Washington Irving in the publication OF Sal
msgundi." In 1918, Mr.. Paulding published
"The Diverting History oil John Bull and Bro
ther Jonathan, and the next year he publish
ed several other books. In 1Sl5, having pass
ed the summer in Virginia, he wrote Letters
from the South" Other books Of his were the
"Backwootlsnar," "koningsmarke," John
Bull m Auierica," the "Threc Wise Men Of
liotham," the New Pilgrims Progress"
Tales Of the Goodwo,nan," 1.-THE Du,chman's =
rircside," Westward Ho." &c. I'm 1895 he
published Life OF Washington and more
recently :'SIavery in the United States
In public life Mr.. Paulling has had conslde::
ratle experience In 1914 he was secretary OF
the navy commissioners at Washington, and at
a subsequent period navy agent in New York.
From 1887 to 1871 he was Secretary of the
Navy under Martin Van Buren. Latter!y, Mr.,
pauidng has withdrawn frhn the public eye,
and has been living quietly at his home on the
Hudson His writings are best known i'll this
country His collected works comprise 20 vo-
lulnes, and his uncollected writings would,
probably make as many more.
The deceased lived oil The estate given To the
family by the Government inrecognition Of the
patriotic conduct Of Mr. Paulding, Of revolu
tonary fame, who assisted in the capture e
Major Andre. He had recently erected Gothic
residence of white marble, one Of the most at
tr.,clive OH The banks Of the HUDSON.
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,,o,,..r Outrage Upon ;!,e American Flag.

w,sli3ar-S. april cI. %e" Orleans. s.fcayune 0: he
,I inst; -ays i.a. Capt sSa-:. Of III: Ship Mu.con9mn
,r,u liverpool r-;Dr'- ia: Da 'E- H;i -" March, while e
wa passiDs of Cuba, II. chased ami Irc =, by
steamer carry ing spGi,h cDi6s. lie irCrc AMI
TONED ny the wilirr he bound Tt- ,'cs"-
h-n -al-i awI? w!;ilo.! c.i:: IN: eY.laaa;cs l".
SIuscoEouo ha! american coUr AMI private s!Saai- Ing
nil tir t!,ne
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Greatly Disappointed.

The Abolitionists Doasted that they would
carry Connecticut by 5000, and are greatly
disappointed to find their majority whitfield
down to almost nothing" The following en-
tract is from the Hartford "Pr"s.. before the
election:
"If we carry Connecticut ior isepnLlicanism
by the usual majority. wc shall Ito only what
is expected of us elsewhere. Should we be de-
feated, the result will Lc discouragins through
out the whole country. Let us then inrreass
our majority To 5000 or 10000, and send a
thrill of joy throughout rhc Ecputlcaa army.
We have State ticket, a United States Sena-
tor, eight SheriflS, and perhaps n Judge Of the
Superior Court to elect.
The Hartford "CouranL' said:
IF Buckingham does not receive more than
5000 majority on the first Monday Of April,
we shall be greatly disappointed
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"a CHANCE FOR PHYSICIANS"

tt'ih''-s Of going West, now offer to dispose OF
w IL i5,,;ty which consists o! House and Lot In
,r '"sa .: M:4!-trook Augusta County, Virginia The
".'s Is I! COED :epair large and commodnu. and VIII
: 'oiaoca'e 4ay ordinary family There Is also good
a Also Of the hes, gardens In the State. This pro-
10y - atoa, the Centre OF the town, and s in fact the
49,, :esa5!- aad convenient OF any.in the place Be-
:' '!s IS most excellent section OF country, and is, ID
Te!y t=,rable location for Physician. To any
!caa S'.ng 10 purchase, will simply say that 1t IL
80 o. = pe,' Openings know Of at all 10 this property
a"a:!-d M. otsce large and roomy. Expecting to
'T "' The W-s; in very short tune early applications
=, i:-:r-':. address j. F. CROSS, II. D.,
!-t g---cu N;,dl,,,,n,L Sru,ut. "a Va
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]. M.AGlLL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE with Robert Tyler, ESD, No IA, SQv;h Sixth
~ street,
ILADELPHIA.
win attend 10 the collection vi caiu and all other bus
'!-.> -niru-.e,i 10 his care Jan 81 - ctf
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TIE SUMMER COURSE OF LECTURES
MEDICAL COLEEGE or VIRGINIA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA,
nELlvERED by the Richmond Association for Medical
~ Instruction, will commence on the first MONDAY In
April 1860 and continue unit. the first OF August ensuing
under the fnlloSns organization 49,,
A. F.. PETiCoLAS, N. H., Lecturer on Anstomy and
JS. d CULLEN NJ b, Lecturer on Physiology:
MARION HOWARD, NJ D., Oh MateT!a Medlca.
THoS. POLLARD, on Theory and Prac.
ED. c. DREW, VI. D., Lecturer on Obstetrics.
CP GIBSON NJ. D., Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
FL LuGkkrT NJ d. Lecturer Y S'ed'e"' Chemistry
The plan Of instruction VIII embrace a combination OF
Lectures and Exaninationshe design being TO deliver
bu; Lectures daily, each preceded y thorough ex
animation upon the subject matter o the previous one,
thus annring the conunrd advantage OF Instruction by
Of lectures and daily recitaons, giving thereby 10
the student ample time for private study and reflection
aud Tor attention TO clinical observation.
Students Of this will be permitted to see the cases
the Medical College Hospital Bellevue Hospital, and City
Aims House, free OF charge.
In the othe above Institutions Important Surgical
operations daily performed, and the Medical Depart
rGors TO the student constant opportunities OF OBJ
serving diseases incident and peculiar TO the South.
Every facility will be given for the study OF Practical
Anatomy The Dsecting Rooms, under the charge OF the
Demoa.trator Dr. Howard) commodors, well Tenl'
lated and furnished with abundant material at, probably
q lower rate than can elsewhere be procured.
~ Attendance this Course will be regarded by The
Faculty Of the Medical College Of Virginia. equvAen 10
twelve months study in physicisns office. AS s ineen.
will be conferred the end Of the Course, upon thoe
deemed worthy To receive Them.
Fee Tor this Course.
sST For further Information, apply to
J. 5. DORSEY CULLEN,
March s--cIIu Secretary OF the Ar,osation
Flat RUCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
NOR THE YEAR lS60-The hrst session VIII commence
Il on the Goth January and close June l9th
Terms as for last year
Whites suitable conveyance will be in readiness to take
them 10 my house. To give such notice. address Mrs ANN
w ORGAN, Macfsrland's, Lunenburg.
,S w., S."ctr JNo. ORGAN, JR
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Il. 1IAt.ILL,

ATTORNEY a 7 LAW.
"-- citi Rohsr 7yier, Esq, Isl South .s;-M Street,
MHrde(ram.
WILL attend TO collections aud all other business in the
" liz. Of hs profession.
J.-y y-IJaw;f
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The Claim OF Virginia on the U. States.

The Claim OF Virginia on the U. States.
We learn from one of the agents appointed
by the Legislature that there is a fair prospect
Of the large claim Of about 81, 100, 900 being
realized by the State. The Virginia delegation
in both branches Of Congress, are taking, 1t Is
said. an active interest in the matter; and as
the State only asks to be placed on the same
footing with Maryland, Alabama, and other
States, which have secured large sums recently
by acts Of Congrcss, We cannot doubt that the
same measure Of justice will he extended to
Virginia; and at this time it is matter OF
great Importance to her 1t may, however, oc
defeated by non-action. Our agents, MeSsrs
Thos. Green and John \. Parker, are using
every eIlurl to secure success.
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Correction.

In the sketch in Yesterdays Enquirer "l the
proceedings of the Electoral Convention OF this
District, there was an important error, which
we hasten to. correct. The proposition oil Mr..
G. L. Gordon was to adopt the last T@dt'"ato-
rial vote as the basis Of voting i'll this Conven-
ton. Mr.. S. 7. Bayly moved an amendment
providing that the last Presidential vote should
be made the basis. The Convention adopted
Mr. BayIy's proposition.
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ELECTION OF MAYoR.-Ata a meeting Of the
Common Council of Fredericksburg, Va, We'd
nesday evening, Montgomery Slaughter, Esq,
late Recorder, was elected Mayor for the pre-.
sent year, to supply the vacancy oeessioned
by the resignation of Peter Geolrick, Esq.
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rrn,n 1Eusbinetou City.

WlsuiSGTuS, April 6.-Mr Dumick, Of PennsylFania,
out In letter advocating Sir Douglas for the Presidency
lie wes formerly an ardsat supporter Of the sdni''a
ton.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
EXECUTORS, SALE.

WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, The 1Tth dny OF an.I
lsov, iar, u not, on the first fair day q. publls
auctoi ~ hydraulic Mills the late residence of Nathaniel
barneF III Albemarle county, TWENTY-FIVE LIKELY
NhEkofs, consisting Of women and children bows
ana grs Among them there l. u good Miller Carpenter
uable. 'e' ~ '.'' '~
iERNsA credit OF nine months will be given the pur
sAsers giving bonds, with approved securities bearing
interest from date. JAMES I. BURNLEY,
=, SAMUEL g. BURNLEY,
harca 2s-c,ds EN ors OF Nathl Burnley, deed
TIsUSTEE'S SALE OF THE KOCKING-
HAM TURNPIKE ROAD.
virtue OF deed OF trust executed 10 the under signed,
~ rs Trustee, by the Rockingham Turnpike Company,
tor the benefit OF certain parties therein named and which
deed bears date the 18th day Of June, 1851 shall proceed
70 SELL at public auction, Goronsrie, Orange county,
On SATURDAY, TIN TWENTY-fIFTlI DAY OF MAY,
lS6H, TIE TURNPIKE ROAD -
mentioned IN said deed Of trust q
Said Turnpike extends from Iarrlsonburs In She county
Of Rockingham, TO point the Blue Ridge Turnpike.
Within half mile Of liordonsvle 1t passes through
densely populated section Of country, and commands
large travel which will be greatly increased by the
completion Of the MaSsas Gap Railroad to arrsonbarg
TERMS Or SALE.-0nehrd Of the purchase money 10 be
paid In four months, and onerd In eight months, and
onethrd In twelve months roE the uy OF sale, the pur-
chase money TO be secured by well endorsed negotiable
notes. and lien upon the property to be retained until the
purchase money is pai. Acting Trustee shall convey
such title as Is vested In NE by said deed.
Feb b2S-ctLs f. A. SHANDS Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
! iIhSSuS. Nm
JOHNSON g. PUGH.

t'UM LISSION MI E[C Il <AIS I -,
!, ,vsr BUILDING sHocyUH WAREHOUSE,
RICHMOND, VA.
sE the sale Of Tobacco, Whea Corn, and country cro-
uucs :.arcslly, return their sincere thanks to their
rsry liberal patronage heretofore extended
- ,t std ask continuance and increase OF the Same
r lie aeN year promising their undivided personal aen-
;s 20 all con.gunents committed 10 them.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

4 letter from an officer Of the African squad
ron saws the discovery Of coal in Liberia, all
the hiily ranges abounding wi:ll it, will bring
mt ONLY wealth but civilization to Africa
The only drawback is the want Of proper har-
bors for vessels along the coast