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'Sl1c g.. =. ARMY.

I.irut. Thns. G.. Sullivan is ordered 10 join
his company without delay at Fort Monroe
Lieut.. Francis L. Gnenter will join his com.
pnny aL Fort Randall Oh June IL.
The board Of officers appointed to revise the
programme Of instruction AZ the United States
Military Acade,ny has been dissolved.
Surgeon Mills will repair TO Fort Riley by
May 10, and relieve Surgeon Madison, who is
assigned to duty with his command, under or.
derS io- an expedition against the kioways and
Cananchrs. Assist. Surgeon 4. r. Smith will
repair without delay to Fort Randall. Second
Lieut.. penrcc, Of the lst dragons, is assigned
to duty with detachment cf troops to procefa
to Oregon.
The commanding officers Of troops marching
tl,rourh anv part of the country west Of the
Missj:sippi will hereafter keep journals Of their
marches, according to the form and directions
presented. At the end Of the march, copy Of
the journal will be retained at the station where
the troops arrive, aud the original will be Tor
warded to tie headquarters Of the Department
Thence. after copy has been taken, it will be
transmitted, through the headquarters OF the
arrnv to the adiutant general, for reference at
the War Department The object of the jour
nal is to furnish reliable information and data
for nlaps, to be used in case new roads arc TO
be -e.opened, OF other bodies are 10 pass over
the SAME route Every point Of practical i'm
por;ance is to be noted c"en though il MAJ
not be indicated in the prescribed directions.-.
Il Wash. States.
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from the Georgia Atlantis: Iuteliscneer..
Tin NEISI.S A.nIfNI

Un oar first page to-day will be found the
letter o! lion. llenry \. Wise, Of Virginia.
Ii 'itathrs the right spirit. The minority of
the Virginia Democracy l.rerr AIr. Hunter for
President tn Mr. Wise lie desires that Fir-
ginia shall he I'M, III the Charleston Conren-
ton On this ground he wthtiraws his name
from that Convention. We should not, how
ever. tic surprised thai in the contest no."
waging in Charleston, rho National Democracy
s!onlA lind it expedient 10 hoist ths name of
Henry \. Wise us the s,andard-bearer of
the party iii the ensuing Presidential campaign.
Ii such should i'e tic result Of The drlibcra.
tiols of the Charleston Convention, tie naInc
Of Wise would hc tower Of strength 10 the
Southern Democracy. Ills interchangeable efforts
to check the progress Of Know NothinG'sm IN
1915, will never be forgotten by the opponenis
Of that iniqui:otis organization. and the trn"
Democracy If Georgia and Of the ritirc South,
wouid rail-: 10 MS standard with ali enthusiasm
that would rnakc the Uppuslt!oli, oI every hue
aud character quake in the colnins roniiict
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01
\ rgrrlirrl AyD CHEAP BARnME7ER.-A A

a rILrnrrL ASD CHEAP BAROMETER An
exchange gives the following advice or the
construction Of this article: take clean
glass hottie and put in it a small quantity OF
finely pulverize,i alilm. Then fill the bottle
with spirits OF wine The alum will be per.
fecty dissolved by the alcohol, and in clear
weather the liquid will be as tranSr rs the
purest water. On the approach Of rain or
cloudy weather, the alnsn will be visible in a
iIaky spiral cloud in the centre OF the fluid,
reaching from tic bottom TO the surface. This
is cheap, simple. and beautiful barometer, and
is placed within Inc reach Of all who wish to
possess one. For simplicity Of construction,
this is altogether superior to the frog barometer
in general use in Germany.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01
Secretary 70 Board OF Trustees

DESCRIPTION OF PLANS FOR MASONIC TEMPLE.
The cellar be nne 9) feet high In the clear and 20
he divided Into for each store one fo- the restau
rant and coalceGr niea. the kitchen to superlntend-
ants dwellug
Story to be fifteen % fee; high In the
stores, and ninth street for r-staurantfopr Of
the aores % by lun w" - ny an the rstsuran. 20 BY
is feet.
The second to be arranged have Concert
room lis hy 40. Including stage &C., and with
gallery There is to be all entrance ninth street, with
lobby, and also In the With There are 10 be
IN the nbbes ,ckstoices &C. On this story there are 10
be Offices for The Grand Secretary ana Treasurer IL BY IS
feet rac a.o. reception rcfrrsient &c by
81 feet. This story 90 be tweniyyc (23) high In the
clear anu part in She nf Ibis story the below
Is to I've divided Into ;r,c stories the lower for
family, TO bc divided snn suitable rooms with private stair
way Tor his use.
The Hird fDOr TO l.. t20b fcet: In the clear,
and TO be divided into Grand Lodge room GU by 20 feet,
with committee rooms, Subordinate Lodge 40 by 90
foe, with two anera0ms and r-reAnrnt 50 by l29
feet. with du:uh Waiter coIug mp from the kitchen.
The aur aoOisi0 be sixteen 6 feet high n the clear
and 10 I've divided into Grand Chapter room ~ by ~ feet
with anteroons Grand Encampucn rouu 40 by 60 feet
With rooms and aruory and four committee
90 by 20 feet each.
There is 20 entrance Nin and In the
rear secoa story The cellars %rs to extend under
the sidewalk Main street snd provision is 20
h. made for furnace furnaces to heat the building and
proper ventilation In 10 he secured and gasp!peS
where necessary. 80 .
IN, storcs two the SECOND oor and for Surerutrn
dents fatally aud for each g: The ether doors
MATERIAL.
Either Stock Brick wlh Slne CORNERS, Brick and Maste
Stucco, or Iron.
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VOLUME LVII.-NUNfREIs IN
&NN EnOI.

We have received IRON J. ". Randolra &C..
lume IN Of TIE New AMERICAN Cyclop.ro1s:
4 Popular Dictionary Of General !inow!sGyc->
Edited by George Ripley AID CI,sr!ls \. O. T.
New York: D. Appleton i Co.
This volume commences with al ar:.c.Ac,
"Haync,' and concl!!ics with one IN 'Jyr!Sy
City," and embraces { large ar:oun; ii careful.
ly selected and admirably written matter. Tic
binding, paper and typography are ser: suyc-
rior. The Cyclopmdia is an cAceeiiasi: "a
luable compilation. containing es i; does il: 1.
cheap, popular and condensed form ia!0cma-
ton on every branch Of human knowic,i.". e
is Il complete library in itself aud we cordially
recommend it TO the notice oi the ppblic.
James Woodhouse IL Co have place. CT cur
table the following works:
TYLSEY HALE. 4 NoYc Ey Inos. Hood
Boston: J. E. Tiiou i 20. 1860. 10 give
the maine Of the author IS Su!ii :ert -ccor.ucn.
dation for this production
STORIES OF RAINBOW AND l.cc;y. pr Jacob
Abbott. New York: Harper i Brcs 1850
Tnk MILL. on TIE Floss. \ Norcl. Bv Geo.
Eliot, author Of Scenes Of Cirric:.! Lie" ard
adam Bcde." New York IIarpcr /. Grys
1860.
OLp LEAVES GATHERED TNoM Eorsrrnlp
WeEDs. BY ". Henry Wells. New Ye,s
Harper L Bros. 1860. This is = choice sc!cc.
ton Of papers on various Subjects
BIAcKwooD's EDIyBrEGn M.GAzryr:,,r A1.i,;
American edition. New York Leonard j
Scott. This Old and able monthly maintains
in its present nulnber il; wc.i.rar,.l repIl:.
ton for ability.
We have received :roufW. H. EiIwc!l. cGi
tor and proprietor. Ncw Io:!:, Tue ELECTRIC
MAGAZINE or FOREIGN LIrgrATuRc !or Nav
This is al admirable number, aEG! Is c!:.Je!.s:l
ed With two we'll executed engraving
We have received from tie Pres a.G III
bune Steam Bool; and Job Printing QlGco,
Chicago, copy ola "Rtpor. cftis Iria!cfJoAE
HossaeI, indicttJ.'"r E<seniag Tug;;;sc Sac
from Tie United S!ates U,9Uy Naysiul, q:
0ttesp, 0ttoJer 2Qti, 1852" before tic Cni.
ted States District for the Northern District Of
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This is pkonograghicf"port. BY T. T. H:,',
Reporter. It contains go pages and sceras
very complete
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rhe Democratic National Convention.

We give tu our readers lnll accounts Of the
proceeding. Of the Charleston Convention to
the latest moment. They w:l hc enabled to
judge, us well as We. what will be the result.
We !san make no guess when we shall he able
to announce the nomination; we should not be
surprised if this WAS delayed for several days.
The contest is growing warmer, with no signs
of giving way on any side. We think, how
ever, that neither ot the prominent candidates
will he honcrcd with the nomination. but that
in spri. OF harmony the friends Of the con-
tsndinc.parties will illustrate one of the cardi-
nal doctrines OF the party, ''rEIScIrLEs, not
MEN," by concentrating upon some one whose
personal virtues, intellectual qualifications and
political experience will commend him to the
hearty support Of the country. Nous cerTons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01
pLANTATION uOs SAFE.

A PLANTATION In Madison Parish. Louisiana. eiin
"A three and half miles of the Unias Depot, o' the Ni
burg Shreveport and Texas airoau cnhtarg ir,e q Ct
sand 3Uj acres, hundred aer:s We'll Crsr-d u!.
cd aud in High state OF Cultivation. f". uafr-
deudened, large portion VI which b" ut cLl
tlyai!0n year. Twegiy Eve hundred u ~, Ict
High Arabic Land. AMI about gJD =! Fac G:rr.-.
The Soil Is Unsurpassed for Fertility, and il !. ne
Best Drained places !n the aluviaI COUNTY,? s.l.. VI
local leyers .ures to i eAeEptiou from UrCreg'.
As the Trac Is on both sIcs Of very prrr la:c vl'h
high bud bunks, II II desired, Ee ci,:rd !ao F" P
tations. a wiling to SCI; te separately IN" Improve.
Inen.s good, consisting Of Dme.I: Icn.. with I've
rooms, Quarters for hundred Nerrors, GIN and s.
Blacksmith shop. Cook House. Eosrai Nu.cry, &c, a.d
Il Kiln of $50, ,0VU Bricks.
The place Is within hnrr3 travel 81 E!c:hu:g an @!
teen hours travel Of New Orleans ani is ia e immediate
ne,hborhood Of the Plantations o Col MoH:aruc, 20! ~.
crs Mr. j. Bruce Col CuBI!n: :ar Dr Cart' and Dr her
r and s wL!n and hall miles o. TIE T"ists His'r
and three mile. Of the Bayou Macon both 9 walsh si'-i
ere aavigabic !oF sercI,! E1nEhs 10 the :ra-
With the place vii! be soi II desired oI;y H"l"s Oxen.
Cattle Sheep aud Hogs, S!.h H"c,eoL Earir. Farm
inr Utensils, &C.
For TERMS tr. apply to the uuL:.ige II: 81. Jo.rg",
April C-Isod3m /. D. FAnGar.
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70 AleEg5ETECTS.
RCHlTECTS are requested TO furnish MS, q


4 RCHlTECT are requested TO furnish plans, a
IA elevations and working drawings and sprci- IN
acatIons for a MASONIC TEMPLE, 10 be bull. in "
ih, CITY, on the OF Main md Ninth streets NN
The Trustees the right TO rejec: any or all
said ba.s &C. but II any received the whole TO be-
the property or the Trustees For the one Gs:
proved adopted they will pay premiu OF five hundred
{$0 dollars for the second hundred (Slu) dollars
for The third AFT: $500 dollars.
The building will be hundred and thirty feet from,
Main street and hundred feet Ninth street. with
projecting wing rear OF twenty feet for super
iatendens DIV epg; 70 be Gve stories high ubnve Main
street, with Cellar under the whole building.
Plan. will be- received until the FIRST DAY or JULY
next and to be addressed under zeal TO JOHN Robin
MCDANIEL Esq President, Of Isaacs Taylor Bank
ers, Richmond. Virginia
Any further information desired 10 relation 10 !e build
!nr rIay he had on application u Vim. q. lsaacs:
JOHN DOVE,
sarrenry % BOARD OF Trustees.
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TO lVO0p ANES T,MastIt GsIl,Iai.s

EN- execution OF .!e III. 0! the late l.. !" ssoGicr Er,
I shnll sell The tract OF Land in Spo;ssivara cOu:,
about l0 miles from Trcdtrc.sbuIg.l called rOgLAk
NECK. Il lics :e farms or the late Nal Gaact ur
Dr. powda and Others arh contains iseS acres, nearly
s IN nber. There is M excellent orchard. rt ,:r Eu:
ings arc inferior The fredericksburg aud oE tIi!i
Railroad passes within few yards o; the 'Grl!u. :h he
place afford thousands u the very h:,t ',r,-= i!c ant
abundance OF wool. THERE'S on the p:ce. IfDH nr 2
,harne Furnace, lucrative, vtsi!y c:tss"s u.
prospective yu- should Tia: irHaec bc "ful iut ~
blast, l. probable. dlAranlr :ur I"-'.
!unt.s good neighbOsooh conv:D-rc- :" InG 't'
yctar ard mineral wealth. i. rarely Uncrrd i"f Lac.
PertoEs ssiros Of buying, can adde's iis Il: ua.-t
r. O., Caroline c0uaty, Va.
,inr:t a, Iirej jiir. -ci.Col-
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10 EliIGRS EHD 2Rit!IER1!

fpNIIE Subscribers at attention {" s Stock OF PRINT
q ING TYPES, ORNAMENTS. BORDERS. Pi,LSSi.S, G,
Large supply OF which they keep coasiay hAGJ -
,':i. Type and Stereotype Foundry,
No. 3S, Gold Street, New York,
All Of which warrant equal in every respec. ay
uac,ursd In this country, and viii sell tcrS
viz: six months credit for approved negotiable p9!et
ten per cent discouu; for cash.
Old type taken In exchGuge for new a. TIC cGslo:cr-
price Of nine cents per pound deIve.ed g.tn SIX; o.
from rne Of purchas, u.h-rwi'c six per reu:.I
TM HAGER jii., :. CO.
The undersigned, A1gST rIs6It, T.. 'he ab3rc vel.
known Es;ablishEcnt, .upp.y the trade 81" c"fy a:.
scrpton Of
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES. CASES, .c.,
Upon the liberal Having pr E'rI lE isicH.
4oxD ESoc!EEH" for upwards Of ,-I years Eh !pr a"i
other materials purchased lroa Mstr:. EIGl& Z. To- so
Induced 20 recommend materials fGoGl ihsr eiitH.tt
IN preference TO othar..
Specrn Eooks will he furnished 20 tho trade aan scn
articles may b- selected T be ioFsaFr"l WI" Se'
patch. -; H. q. -...'"i..i
.Dri,,, 'EnqlTs. ''it", hiSh"i"H' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01
More Silver than Gold IN California.

More Silver thnn Gold In California.
A specimen of mineral silver from California
lately reached N. Peligot, a Professor Of Che
mistry in Paris, through the agency of General
Morin, the Director Of the "Conseryatoire dcs
Arts ct Meters" The specimen is said to
have hern taken froin mine which occupies q
surface "f twenty-five square miles, and is OF
great depth. The mineral is described Us re-
narkably pure and rich, containing not less
than % per cent. Of silver, together with fair
proportion of gold, copper and antin>ony.
Should the mine be Us rich as it is described, it
WILL in the opinion Of the learned chemist, re-
store the equilibrium between the relative
value Of gold and silver, which was beginning
to be disturbed. Such then would be the
end OF the great debate on the value OF gold,
which Mr.. Michel Chevalcr, in work, trans
.ated By Mr.. Golden, the English fIce-;radcr,
and lately published in this country, con-
sidercd, and cndeavored to prove, to be about
to produce complete revolution in the none
tary system. The reasoning, indeed, was very
conclusive, but the discovery Of new silver
mines Is still more so. Decidedly the expert
mental world beats the speculative one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01
Tho Quarterly Law Review.

The Quarterly Law Journal has passed into
the hands OF A. h. Sands, Esq, Of this city,
and will be hereafter edited by this gentleman
under the title of the La: Rsriew. The first
number, under its rev. auspices, is just out
The original contributions (onc OF which is
from the pen Of Wili;crn Green. Esq., are chs
raclerizcd ny eInir.2l't ability, and the sclec-
ton Of unreportcd decisions has been made
with discriminating: research. The widely re-
cocnizcd talents and indci,iisable energy of
the accomplished gentleman who has assumed
its control, aigi sufficient ASSURANCE that the
Review will hr conducted with the Nbility and
diligence displayed in tic present number.
There is 10 o,ilrr publication Of the kind III
the State. il, which the current decisions Of Our
Courts are rrtarle;i, and !ha questions Which
elicit the learning Of the profession, are dis
rlS-ri. Il Iii, lh-iro:,, i'r All almost inols-
Icnsatlr addition 10 every lawyers library
Tie yricr oI the work las been reduced to tolr
dollars, I,Y ;.ln,lml, III the hope TINT it will
thereby command n larger circulation, an eX-
pcc,:.linn which We canIot but believe will be
ahuadarly fulfilled The Review is published,
as hcreioior. by Mcfarland II FERGUSON.
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The Richmond Enquirer.
-s.,sllEp DAILY, srMIwEERLr AND WEEKLY
~ rprTca1E, DUNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE,
I 6 X u ::

.h, dollars II ;sEcn for shcr;er period ,hsn one
L' rsS The S.xwErSLr, i've dollars per anania, ana
;':s ,r ,,,ua or .x copies for Slo, 10 be paid M
Sr IN advance When letters containing nonty are
;hrT u,u., he registered, or they VIII he al '!'e
r> ~ r;.,neu,s Inserted IN :hs Daily sens-"feSJ,
o,Wresy Kn9ursr on liberal ie'in: ,,n,r.,.,
h Sy AssSsSSS scaa"n sI twenty
e'e; advertisement, Inserted Il! 70 cents per line
'As All due. 10 hi. ete saE ;" Tris" rei M naI IN IN
and ayai,ss. Ba,.l roiys y 81 ''''''" al He 'SN VA
All Obituaries and Tr!al;ss q hs,ps'' eNeeeu'ns
-. linz. ar. charged :or n advertisements, ;,
a. ,a;i,fsclory references t. i'i'are eNeeuSon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01

We n,l upon our table paiuphiet contain
inr the s,,crrl. of Daniel il. London, Esq, on
the commercial, agricultural ard intellectual
Independence ol Virginia and the South, de-
livered in the Hall Of the House Of Delegates,
January 9Th, lSi'l.
The aggregate annual cost to Virginia for
her dependence Aypn others to conduct her e1-
port and mpor! trade, is astounding. On the
two items Of wheat and tobacco alone, tho loss
to Virginia an,ou':s annually to more than three
millions Of GniiarS---cr, 20 state il in the Ian
guasc Of the speech. ''"n these TWO crops, wheat
and tobacco we absolutely lose and take less
than Northern man takes for similar articks
on his gcaboard, ;n,orc than three millions of
dollars, under any circumstances Mr.. London
does not state his aggregates at mere random,
or upon hcarsay but sustains them with great
array of iacrs and figures, derived from the
most reliable sources. and to get which must
have cost much research, time and labor.
We can do our readers generally, and tax
payers especially, no greater service than BY
recommending careful study Of Mr. London's
speech. copies of which we believe can he had
at ]. W. Randolph's bookstore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01
AUCTION SALES,
SALEOFyAL FARNISIN I,OUISa
GOCNIE. NEAR TMOMpSnS'S CRfSA nuiIS

COUNTY, NEAR THOMpS0S'S CROSS ROADS.
WlLi. he sold at Public Auction at Thonpson's Cross
w Hoads, IN Louisa county, ON THURSDAY, the 10Th
day OF May nsSt commencing llj5 A. ~ the following
!snd, belonging TO the heirs OF Thomas H. Mitchell decd
oshs 'he portion awarded 10 him In tho division OF his
OF LAMP containing about .p acres (ncludng piece of
ther aud on which tract IL situated the large aud
by Charles James Thompson.
Aract ahloninr continuing 6a ncres about $50 acres
" "heh Is cleared land and ts balance in good timber
Also ABOUT 2s9 acres which Is twofs OF 100 acre tract
inur or vr miles froGl iauccyye the lands of Ham
t"n Johnson, the greaer portion timber land which 600
rac has not heeu divided between the heirs o: said
Thomas Mitchell
For more accurate description oil said lands reference
Is ma,sc to L. A. Cole ESQ., Postmaster Thompson's
Gross Roads
TxRMS-Onrth.d cash: and balance In T. and IL months
Tor nrsntahe notes Interest added and secured by
deed, o. title retained until The last note is paid
Tine o! payments may be varied day of sale suit
purchasers. L. b. STEPHENS
Attorney In fact 0: the hsts of Thos H. Mitchell deed.
IN orl.et.,n ANrtIrtb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01

The Fairfax "News" says that the wheat
grass and oat crops in that county are very
promising.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01
VTEGINTI FEE'CI I.aZEii,
S. McGRUDER'S SONS

). MCGNO UEltS > SVNo
PHOSPHOPERG Va " q UANU
I'VE offer for sale, phospho Peruvian Gunno nannus,
w turcd BIZ ourselves and warranted 70 contain eth.
per Of Ammonia, and tortyGve to fy per cent ~
Phosphate Of Lime.
Price. $50 cash, per ton Of 2noe pounds
Having hren for many years. !srselS enssSeu w '.ie
Guano Trade and carefully observed and naa repoteu
us BY reliable practical (urnea the result OF experiments
with nearly variety OF Guanos enables US 10
fertilizer, which with great confidence, resommenu anu
believe TO be much cheaper hnn The Peruvian wheh n'eu
alone.
The ingredients !u s preparation, are the very oes
Peruvian ami thosPha'ic tiuare5, selected Win Hret
care and by rigid nuaiyss ground to avery fne POWDER
and thoroughly and ultimately mixed
For tobacco oats and do not think this Ferser
can be exceled and s beneficial Effects In the Improve
inent Of the land is unquesonabe.
We shall, also, keep constantly hand supply Of
F1NE-GR0uSD BONE DUST.
Feb oi-eodsm 9. McGRUDERS SONS, Richmond.
TN STORE AND TO ARRIVE, 5,0O0 sideI
good stomp and damaged Leather and the best brands
Of French Casklns, which will cell low for cash good
pnper:
- n. DErEREux,
ssn& 1g-oH No. 1872 Cary 81.
DUM.-Trulla Pure. Hlgh Proof Molasses Rum, for
III sale by .,o,n
April sE-st 5 H. b. pAfENFoHi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01

The Rockingham "Register" says that there
was a fire in the Chestnut Ridge last week,
Which consumed one hundred acres of forest,
and vast quantity Of cord wood and rails.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01

a new volunteer company is about to be Or
ganized in Fredericksburg. twill be the fourth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01
FoUJs ssTSDTsED md SEW ENTY ACRES
UE LAND In CHESTERFIELp COUNTY, N1NGINIA,

or LAND II CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VINGINIA,
FOR SALE
fslhTS Land e reached easily in the morning and re-
IN the evening train daily, 10 Richmend By the
Richmond and Petersburg, aud Clover Hill Rail Roads be.
Ing IL ue o. hc latter roRd snd by other conveyance
% railcs from Echu1nd and Is from Petersburg in
healthy and good nighbnrhoed adjoining the lands or
Mcssrs Wilkinson and Middleton about onethrdI original
growth ~ 30 only cleared the balance has
very large and heavy growth of Pine trees for cord
good. The Improvements Of but little vRlue-a small
Orchard and fine bold Spring
The owner will sell psry lotr price, for 80 large
body OF snd md accommodating terms having no
use for i.-pricc less tsaa four dolars per acre
- II sold privately before, 1t will be sold at auction
MONDAY, 18TH OF MAY, at Chesterfield County Court
lIoIsc, court day.
Address, box No Gio Richmond Post 0Gcc
ALEXANDER SIMS, Auc;ioneer.
April oi-c:ds SsinCuart-r. Chesterfield County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-01

IMITATION WASFED-As Teacher Select: OF
- Ca.'ica! Scho", tor Boys Female school OF high
:4'A by gentleman pt family, who hns had upwards OF
sy-sfs rIpr:iec In the business He has the very high
" .,.:Glonid 10 character. scholarship and skill In
rSchini-Saa bora and chucgted the South, and JOY
eh :h- advaaarcs Of visit Europe For particulars
apply NJ Ill. Gci:.. hnril a,t-cluts
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INDEPETDENEE AE.. Dv------ Ds.::

INDEPENDENCE .AE.. DG...-
TANlIE first session ot this ScluO began it 81 Sep
4 tcmb.r, 1859, and was succrsstGL
The second ses.iou began the 20 ct February 1861
under hatterng oncts
The hird session begin ::,e 81 OF September, isio
The Academy Il permanent;
ENGLISH RANCHES fI0 60 per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ASC!EEJ Ls%-
GUAGES ais - per session.
BOARD 10 per m9nth. Ai'lrcs. III. Pfiaci;ai,
JAMES 4. BARLEY, \. ~,
Feb .3-cI independence, Gray,c crunty Va