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SI-MI-MEEKLY EDITION. FRIDAY MORNING, (KTQiSKK 1859. VOLPME Tiie Richmond Enquirer, DAILY, SEMI -WEEKLY AND WEEKLY. BY RlTCiHE? DUNNAVANT, TYLER WISE. IE 1 pick, inuum, at the if taken for slioiter period than one h.ki.\, per ahumc, nud f.

miiQ'Jb, payable In advance. for the 5 copi.t. to he aid 1 I vat ice. When containing money arc I i he they he at the ar.urs. Esgrtitcii" vm published I the monthly circulation twenty thouAtlvertUem uh ithrrtt I at ccuts Hue.

to oflict innv I i niltcd rualltUi JI available Dank at the risk ec.ilug ire ch.ir<eil iau.il be with the 1 i ry iu stion 1 or HVK AND CKNT fii foil- of debt I of will that the Fund, oillir.e hi 'he mitten to 'r which redeem the in I tor-doom at the of the romm v.iid cc 'ire on the I to i tv. Ut the OlliiV of r. whether h-red or no? 0. dlV. I i P-iMie tVorfsata i behalf the jj! 1 iJ.

V'-r, Nv. Ihit ,1 i mm" snior ft. i.woo s.nue d.t*N) fJ. 4a ri. Hft) Si.

iMil: vi. a i'oy'fr c-j. of Curt. In h.nno li. 1 i.lMH) i rlptic.j ou behalf of to the stock of the and i rt.i Head Company, un.l other it I -tary, list.

of an Ac: further to pi i.aentof said Mibscriptlon, 1 iii M.v -i V. John V. WtlSox. bury. Jantes Citsklr.

-f roead. jj N. M. L.mlou. S.lMl) ov.

tame. i.000 SI, lace, is. -aac, SCI. iuTte, s.w?i> SS, eani- i.uw sr. St, Of.

Ill') J.VW f.mc, U.OtD same. i.nn Uoh-r: E. I.ec. I ay. i.OOd to Increase the cipiial stock thriven- r.

j-h v.J Railroad tipatiy, at-: a ui thereto oo W. of the .1 January. ls.1l. tin. Sperct.

Capt. William of Die iyh1 licit Navy. hi .1 Thi.rnfnn 11 huriin Whorl. Tbantc- London, i lib. Ditto, JorSom.TJ.ufStr.itfcrJ S' taer-, of Highbury JteJex.lh nu ts Cor bro.of lla'l.

Mktoti K-nt, Kofr. Edward Sulon Highbury l'urk aforeru.d frith benefit Of flvorrhlp. 1J3, I'llto. 4 Ditto. lyou David irchiy Chat man.

of l.nriiloD. VH S. 118. KothjcMId, llru'lierf. lu.omt iiK- May 144.

Din. MvloiirM-hagm. Arthur I. jnipe, -i' 145. Ditto, 14H, Ditlr, lfii-Ap'188.

14T, H-nrlett? footing. of Dratihotwr. n- A' --ford, 01 wid- tt. J.OOO Diito. lu.

Ditto, i.oco Ditto, i.v? Ditto. 1W. K. Smltli, VW Ditto. Ditto.

1 118, Ditto. 1'. DX. Vm. H.

1.0W Aa jo'iDat liar. 31, It-. Di.to. MayU. W.

IV.reellA i.i.kw a.J. ititto. i sM- Ditto. vw i 11 Ditto, V) i i in p. ri le for of a turn- 'rum Staunton to 1' ltlth March, under the -l oti.Mi of "on act to i ag to certain railroad cot.opnriir-.

JlJt March. Smith of An go-ta Ouui.tr, it) Jnrkwo. IUchinoii'1. 1.0C? I 'if -00 1 i V. 8.

Navy. i.yo.1 ji. r-r lifo. her oliiMr n. H.

Nor.li other-. liVrt Wni .1 Mbert, for J. OA li.v'.i. -John loiurtti el JUl. fax.

C. J. i. Uuliui. 'if Unr: l.v, vury w.

of 1 lorr I.r CrtnUuati-i who to llPllii of before ifeuhiry, Chav Agent, sppolnteil by )' tbv tj olliocr of any court of such iUyor or oilirr C'fiirf M-ightrate ft any fUt i corporation therein. If in tho a JoMlcc the Sultry Public, or appointed of Virginia. ititHfi xit. In all be fleltrerrd. J.

M. UESNKTT, 1 Auditor Public AcccoiititH, 5. II. PAKKKIS, of W. Sinking Fund.

vcrrUry of th? September tfC, or VUUaMA. at Instii'ilbm, and 1 ic itOfv, No -7, th- uau Cfill irrta nnu trt lUrnrwof Ur Lcattrr II- i 4r. I'uM Limrys for pumaitoc uih.K- for Cic on band and for or niberjob work Jone Soli, ihtj iviHojih-w only. rr sutj-fictorv K. M.

MMMW tf Vx Pf fi UlCJI.UONb LIVK VriM'K 1UKKKT. thf. tiiiJcri flavins jifix IL 4 IT ti of Livo tft.Tk Kicbtn la.tt'-.rt, will, Irtino, 1 kcauHMton the next, yntfwrrd rir Mtl 1 viJril attention i ff'tm their onjTrienro, to vf rrtlr. '-I on tfDrviljnir.Ltiti'. JiiiiN CIIOCSK, I.

IgVlXE. STEBB1NS, HOYT CO, I'O'i iissiox sn.vTS. If 08 THE SALE tT I v4, -HKirriNGs axp 1 STKKKT. NEW YORK. VJOKK TO AKU1VE, m.Im Lr itlit'f.

11 V.J|ic?l I fill! 'W CMh 0" gwt I M. i liKsoile a I.IS, IV. I1.VNvs. IUCIIMUM', VA. i 'in Stmccmi fftuom I I U'V in ban I.

u. H. M. TliKUU.u; i A L. A all Conn nf 1 V.

-lit. 'Aii'jtlti, rl. unt Sojie U. X.b II VALUABLE FAlOIS FORjSALE. VALIABLK liSTATK FOK UrK oiler for -ale privately tract of land lying iu the county of Rockingham, S.

about above Danville, and three below N. containing Fifteen Hundred and Jdxty-Mnc ThU and extend- within a few hundred yards of Dan River, rhieh navigable to Dauville, aud iu the heart of a lib rated section country called the of Rocknghatn." It lies gently rolling, of a dark red color, and is larlicularly adapted to the production of the fluent tobacco Mid wheat. About otic half of the tract is In origliiKl for st, heavily timbered, with an abundant supply of land, and every ptrt of it It well watered. The society is as good as any in the country. Methodist, Baptist, KpUeop and l'reshytorlan Churches are all conrenicnt, and la the town Leaks vllle, brides a large colon factory there are shops and stores of every decription.

In addition both and it on arc found on it, as it forms viksvillc coal to which the latt ure of North Carolina chartered a railroad, and which vitheut doubt will be and thus open the mineral of that country. reasonable time given to the purchaser? being satisfactorily secured, and the nt? re-t promptly paid. Persons wUhiaglo hear wore of will ad li tber tr 'he undersigned. T. CI.ARK, Talcott.l*.

Charlotte Va. W. II. Juii" Clover Depot. iiaMax va.

Mr. C.ti. Terry, the I.tnd, rill show it lo any or give any information concerning it. KOSC N.UK, Oli F.Yi'H FOR TUX AS I. VVAU'AltLK ui -1 beautiful farm, situated so miles Kichtuocd, of the it.

a neighborhood, at. 1 athriving village, rh rt th? pc ai char I iirge osi-olbce, telegraph olhcc, The tract contains under cultiva'ion, of which a hirgt lard of the quality, and all well trained. 'Hie balance is in original with a porion of second growth pine. This Latnl highly adapted thr of the ountiy, Mtiif abound- In water from the purest living pring- in every part of it. The impioieineuts are mostly ne? or lately repaired, and in good style.

The location wrv beautiful, perhaps not hy uany in this of lite and as healthy as any place the orld. This i- otiered for privately. or wbu! I dunged in iri for hindi'i '1. ultahly located. For further particulars, address Knquircr Uihe Kmhootid, Va.

cfltn not vr d.UFoitr n.Vll," 111IK subscriber sate privately the Farm on which he present resides, called Mount Comfort, lotitaliiing acres more or less, situated in the uppdr cud llenrieo county. uiiies west Uichiuood, on Deep tun, between the i liree Chopped and tjuloelron roadu, ibout miles below Short Pump. The onsi-t of a large and conveniently-constructed fiainc Iwelliug house. Containing I. ro and ample passages; ibout half of It is two stories high, with a good brick baseiieiit.

kitchen and quarters, carriage and ice-houses, i brick smokehouse, Ac. This Farm wll-watered, Deep lut. being ihe boundary icne lr for about a utile, passes entirely through'hcentre of it, upon both which streams there are good sites. water in the and springs the purest wu'er conrenicutiy dispersed over the Farm, subscriber deems my furthtr description nuneces- mpectfuily ail purchase I wd view for Any mnmiucatton upon -abject, directed at Priii Shades, wiij pr attende 1 to. Sept.

1 WM. Uakkis. TRIMS I) FOR SALE. HAYINti determined on Mill. I hereby oTcr toy TKACT OF LAND, lying the of big Sutousli Creek, in the county of Warren, North Caroline, onsisting of acres.

are choice creek tlatf, well .1 1 and upland In a high of culture, snd the remainder in riginal forest and well rechiiiucd. The laud is t. 11 adapted to the growth of Com, Wheat Hud Fine Manv.tucturiiig Tobacco. The Plantation is in good repair, fences good, dwelling new, neat and commodious, with all necessary out-houss. negro i tobacco Ac.

The farm intersected by the Itv iU Valley lladroad, we'l watered; location pleasant, in an xcellct.t comtnuriitr. Pert 'tis who desire further InforiR'itiun will add-- utail.u? North Caroilu Purchasers will and XHii.ia-- JNO. T. TaYLOH, VAI.IAKI.F PA Kill oi( SALK. rgtllK offers for -ale valuable Farm, 1 situated on Clinch Hirer, in the county of Taaewell, a the Court House, containing acres of as I grasa land is Id th" State, a large portion whicti finely set grass, and tn g-u- cattle.

It is situated in a good i- watered arid under -vrclient fence. It on it good uu 1 ad to corn, vhoat and other -mall grain, and it that tobacco could be raised successfully. on it a good dwelling and other ri-et --a: houses, and ais mill site. Those wishing to a good farm would do to visit as the; are number of desirable ile in the county The above Farm can purchased en the most accommodating Ky paying a part of the mancy down, a creillt ot yc iia will fur the balauce by paying fhe iuUTv-t. tV.r turiht-r o.irikul^r.

lha at Taieweli Court V.i. AugJ? WM. TTATKlXg. L'K KIX.H LA.N1> KOK NiLL. rjlilK subscribers oilcr tor sale lr Jarta on Slate Jtiver, JL the county of Muckix.glutij.

It over i acres of land. KH1 being of rivt-r with wood land MilOcictii for the place. and as productive 6i any on the river. It has a story dwelling with four and all accessary out-buildi. gs fur the place.

Also, a ouur apple bndpeuch orchard fruit. This estate is shout four ur five from James ltiver Canal. Slate lllvt-r Is also nut stream for small boats, which it very confident for getting produce It adjoins the lands of Kobt. C. Jones, Col.

IV. a. Kurd md others, in a healthy section cf country, several churches, post ollices and mills. We decui It unueCf sary to say nt shout It, wishing to purchase, can view the plate, and judge fo? them.seive*, or get any information from hy iiu -i initio The purchaser, paying two or three thousand d'dlais pay u.etit; net nve or nix years, or a longer thue desired, i make other payments. deferred paytiie- Hearing interest from djv of sale; retained till all iyaents are made.

JOHN SAML'KI. AM.LN. Si (it 1'i- rn" L.I>U VK71SI1IXQ to go toUto West, 1 offer far tale the tract if 11 Land which I reside, lying in the county of I'rinee ildward. on fast Creek. 4mll--i from Prospect Irep.st on he S-iu'lieidc railroad, 0 from II len Sidney ind Iroin Fannville, containing till seres.

This I and a high-tate of improvement anil well adapted to the rri.nth of all ln? crops ttsuali.r made In this section of rountry, and i- ene of the Improved places In the rountry. The urr all new, having been erected the l.t?t or years, of the best materials and under my I consist of a llAXDSOME DWEI.LlNti, with line rooms conveniently arranged a large Kitchen, with en Icehouse, a Carriage-house, large enough fir hree Smoke-house, btaldcs. Tobacco-barns, too whieli are ft anted and very large, and built In the last ihrev years, and every necessary house on a farm. There a large proportion of wood land, both of original growth md pine. There is every kind of fruit of the choicest rari-tii-s, such as apples, peaches, pears, plums, cherries, nectarines, apricots, and a great variety of grapes.

This is of the most beautiful and desirable residences in the tate, and those desirous of purchasing to view for shall give no further description at present, tcept tnsav that It is as healthy as any place in the world. Feb. JAMES CORDS. A It UEXTOM (M. iItA 'J11JE HACKS over the Warrenton I X.

C. Course will ci'KPitti'c a 1, tlieSlXVND IX NO- t'HMltllK ti-v, tin I cunt aue four Yl lays. Fm-r for Colts and Fillies 2 years sld; utile heats; flMt entrance; forfeit; to name snd lose by the 1st of November; added by the Club If two or more Second Race, same Saddle Race; best thfe in tuile lf fer a Cue and Rigging worth rntrance four or more to make a raco. eweepslakeforJI years old, 1 mile he.il-, Itei entranee; forfeit; three or more to make a race. J11 ii.i added by the Cte.h; to name and close by 1st November.

Itare, same Purse. 2 and Fillies 4 years old, entrant lurnn Purst; 'i mile heats. Fni imt Purse; mile heals. II. CHUISTMAS, Oct Wtd Proprietor.

VLKWNDPa CAP.V MKKKT. boor I flow YMh adjoining old liuhmonrf, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT pkai.KK IX CrKOCKKIES, mid Flide Island (iunno, Muffin's Plaster, Ac. Particular attention paid to the all kind of c-untrjr produce, Whea1, Com. PI m-, Tobacco, (tats, Ac. I have made arrangements with M-.

Jobu M. tticppard, one of the best judges and sale-men of tobacco In the Sty, to attend to the sale of nil Tobacco consigned me. 1 return my sincere thanks to my friends for the libera! bestowed upon and hope, by strict attention to to merit a continuance of A off ltL- cwSm HISAWAW A FltOM TIIK SKItVICK OP Till: A MISS JL IttVKIt ANl? KANAWIIA COMPANY, on the llihol August, negro man named 11AKKY, who belongs to John 11. Ilejarnettc, of Caroline county. Harry Is quite irk, and small In statue.

He is. no doubt, in Caroline ai this time; the James lllveraud Kanawha Company will pay whatever the law allows in such cases, and 15 besides, fo any who will apprehend and confine hlai ir Street Jail, 1q Kifhtn P. L. CII1NN. Sap't J.

R. and K. Canal. notickT Twctityy-hfth Annual Mating of JL the James KivJr aud Kanawha Company, sill he held at the Company's Oilier, in tin: City of on Monday, the of October, next. nv rkuxr.

K.V/W ALL Mia BY llKsK PkKBKSTs: WC, lile PllbaCrh lien, being Stockholders in the Jiiiib Ki tea Ki jwha constitute and appoint our true and lawful Attorney anJ Proir, to rrpresenl rarh in nil General Meeting? of the of aid I'ompauy, held within six months from ainl after the date terror, when we are not personally present or represented liv some other 1'ioxy; witit full power and authority, at such liencra! Meetings, to givesuch tote or and to do tiher act or arts, as each of us could give or do, as a mem' bcr of the said meetings, if we were personally present; and re do hereby ratlfe and confirm whatever vote or votes, let or acts, our said Attorney inay lawfully give or for ts. In pursuance of the authority hereby conferred upon tint. Wits less our hands and seals 'hi- d.y of one eight hundred and Teste, Be order of the Hoard of It ires tots, Sept. P. MrxroKP.

Secretary. VtrAXTfiD-THIKTV-KlVE OR FORTY" NEGROES 1 wish to buy the above number of negroes, in famiics, for which a liberal price will be paid. Address T. 1'. RAY, Grand Gulf.

Mist. A genu Wanted, to engage In a genteel business, that will pay fhw per month: and an capital needed. Enclose a stamp to K. IfAltP i Tennessee, an'l you w'll get a receipt. Oct 'JlCDRfl IlK'Ji RKAPKRS AXD MOWKKS.

L1 H. McCORMICK OFFERS TO THE FARMERS 01 Eastern Virginia ami North Cam- itta, his REAPERS, and REAPERS and a I dOWKES.drllverabte to order, through lie agent. WILLIAM A. Post King Willlata county, flrgluia. S.

til poraotia wanting are requested to end in their orders early. WILLIAM A. BRAXTON. AUCTION SALES. TKl'STKE'M SALK OF TIIE HOCKINGHAM TL'ltNl'IKE ItOAH.

5 BY virtue of deed of executed to a- Trustee, the Rockingham Turnpike Company, for tlie benefit of certain parties therein named, and which 1 deed bear- (life the 13'h day of June, 1-OT, I iliall proceed to sell, public auction, at Gordons villi-, Oranve ruuntr, OS SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-PI IIST DAY OK N-iVKM UKU, THE riItNFIKi: HO A I) mentlonej in said deed of trust. Staid Turnpike extendi from Harriionlnii? in 1 lie county of Itoekingtinin, to a point on the Blue Itidge Turnpike. within half a in'ie of Gordonsville. If peso through a densely populated section of country, and command- a 0 large travel, which will soon be greatly Increased by trie completion of the Mantissa- Gap Railroad Harrisonburg. 1,1 Tkrhi or of the purchase to bo paid in four months, and one-third in eight months, and 'J one-third In twelve months from the day of sale, the-pur- chase money to be secured hy well endorsed negotiable i a lien upon lite property to lie reta'ned until the purchase money is paid.

Acting as Trustee, I -hall convey sut-h title as is Tested in me by said deed, Oct A. XIIAXDS. Trustee. A VALI AUI-E. KXTATK Ftlit 1,1., IX LI Hit'EST Kit COUNTY.

WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of Ni.vent- her, InVJ, if fair, if not, the -it lair day thereafter upon the premises, large and valua'd- es'ate KRI.KY, in the county of Gloucester, Va. It -itusi ted upon North ravigabl- water, within a few I til ties of, and eailyiug into Chesapeake stream aoou.uoiiig mil, ami in a pro. verbial for I'J intelligence and refinement. I'licTract lalne eleven hundred in.I eighteen oi land, of which about six hundred arc low feitillty, In .1 high of Improvement, and undctlai I beds of mjrl. a 1 pf.Ji miilci't: Tb'k'V in the most elegant abstatitUI be.

sides a basement. large rooms. tbtu'i 1. one of remarkable beauty, limned in the rhep In the I of a lawn. Altogether, li an t.

rarely found hi and sale will be positive and I without rcservo. i ri At the the household mid kitchen Furniture, Farmlr.fr Implements, Si nek of nil kinds, inter belonging ro such an all! be usual terms. the real estate, of Mi purchase nnmey wlU be required In the br.Unce in equal iiKalments bearing interest tmm the day of late, tthe interest payable annually.) at otic, two, three and four ured 1 a tired of tru.t upon the premise-. A crfcp of wheat, in regular rotation, will be fore the day of sale, for wn flithe will pay at the customary If any gentlemen de-ire- to putcba.tr the e-t at j. private Mlv before the November, wi'h everyi! iug upon it.

ran proposition? itlw. Dr. JOHN S. WKI.KOKP, Krcdcrick-bui? i Judg? IVM. W.

UUIitn Sep: KIM. WlLLI A jf I Ml TANNKKY. KOK flAlllS property, lying the upper end of King iham A county, within miles 1 C. ad; dug the of (jro. Taylor.

Iln. F. M. J'uttun, and will he offered privateiy. the --d Ol'T'il'dK 0 laSJ, when, if rot sold, it will be offered 1 the The Farm about of 1: r- (' I 1, lying nt-uni! lit- Mill, M--tt I half cIcAr-il and tin- remainder in lltnl- r.

It is l-lii-t-il (. that timber, hwH, (vhleli in a fetr tniiilrcil si yards "I will pay the pri i f- III- la I'h are in nnlfr, mid i family. 1' Ii.m an orchard of clwlcp I Ifsriitn cni and new ice haute. Tie t- tl I tl fuiirstnthigh, -na a runt ton iiitt, nearh new, mill, with riretil ir in -ah' I rutting three thousand feet luniher p-r day, nn abundance of timber in the earroiiu iihR ail j. Hie machinery In rfect order, it etnut mai l-ae and tl been put a few ve in nyi.

iron Rearing, a coat of Utrrra! hen-and d-llare. II.r Tannery, jorae trivial rrpairr, is i i he the l-'-' one in l.ower Virginia. All the tunla an 1 new hark mill will nold with the Tannery, tine of the to devote bis attention to we i 1-j-r, an I 'he ixrsia AiMr-w r. NOIIMKNT, NtllSMKXT. limJfi.t I Oct King Williain.

i or akli-; ItKAVEIt llAM 1.A.VU IN IIOliCIII.AMit'iM NrV, AND A I.I. TIIK 1'KltyUNAt. I'ltDl'KItTV TIlHthnN, TUN- MATIMi OPSEVKItAI. VuL'M. AMiMKKI.VM.AVK!>, HOUSES, CATTLK, HOUS.

iltH M'jH'I 1' AMI I' KITCHEN HKMIl.UK, A. to a decree of the I'ln nil urf ii- i JL land county, in ti of "Martin M.n-tln'a I- 1 rendered at lite fuil'ir rm, i', I. ur.drrsigt'.rd. as will s-li puMi- a'le- tion. to the highest bidder, on thr premiss, Till a the TKNTI1 OA Oh SO VKM ISMS, (if r.f, fur dajr thereafter,) the Tamable FA 1(31, li "AtVh.S owned by J.

A. on which resided at the of UU I acres, adjoining the lands of Col. the late John FIcranjf. and tiwrrunt, ami mi the Hearer-Rani Creek. There arc it of low grounds, and in original growth, tiniherrii.

The huihlingi rouslrt of two. atorjr Dvellloc Ilooae w.tii itetenlargeroowa; NV'gr Ice ami Tobacco and other cn a The situation beautiful and health? as any in the county. It about four miles from the James Hivr end Kanawha Canal, fire rciks frou Court one j1 tnlle from the line of the k(raight-fhoo: Rail i I Co ad from Kichmoml to Char re vlllw, ond mile frora the city of Richmond. for eo much as wIJI eulCcient to pay the of the sale and codi of nrcS the hahince on credit of 'J, and tlm credit to bear from day of tie, to bcpahl annually, and the purchaser to bonds wltli mii rv eecuritjr for the deferred payuKMitft, aud tho he retained until the further order the Court. Capt.

Win. M. mtn.iger, ir tho-c disposed to purchase, and they ran write to rue, at braska Poct-olttre, Appomattox cituntv. my counsel, White Mary, in K. Special Comra'r.

Ten young iibt ly Fiw men, two Women, two ilirla, and one llojv aod all theperr nal pro- perty thereon, will Pe told alter the the laud, cou- iintirijl of ralua'de ari I embracing very flue bron.l in foal hy4 :4 of them his mure. "Juli.i and a yearling coit out of her uy "Red Kye," pronounced, by gvod the fines! coil ihey evir Calrea, dock of phrrp. W.ngonr, Top iljgjfy, all Farming Implements, ami of Tobacco, Corp. llav, Household Kl'chcn fit rnit tire. lite are of the most improved blood.

i person prup-i i rjn r- 11 whom cash will he required,) for nil sums under cash; over that amount le.Jif, for ui'h npproved ti ccurhy. The foregoing will po-itirely limit or II. ISoISKKThjX. Adm'r of J. T.

A. Martin, Adm'r bottle nou of John lj Sep', LOWKH A 1(7VKlt LIAU. V. VAIX'AULK FAKM IN CfllAVILK4 i'lTV COl'NTV FOK SALE. br eold Public the prcr.il??*, on the l' IN KM PAY NOVKWIIKK, if fair, if r.

the n-it fair day, the highly Improved and very rafti tide Farm, called Hill," belonging to the estate of fht late Join: II. Harrison. Haiti farm in the county of Charlee City, (i on the public ad, twenty ndlei from mond, and one mile from Jhuhi itlrer, a 'joining ihc )' of Hill Carter, and the un Icrrign I 'J of about MA of which about ate in high state of improvement and under cultivation, and balance In wood. The on the place, isting of dwelling, barn, are J( mostly new and in good repair. It deemed wry A to enter into a 'Uscrip'Jnn.

-its- posad purclMHd will, vinua to the day rf sale. Will be aold, at the iin? and -ev -ri and a lot of Plantation made known on the day of Further Information with regard may he obtained, by application to the r. through tlie City Point WM. A. IIAKIHHON, Sept.

Administrator. DA.N HIVFIC VA.VD FOll SALE. rilllK will tor to the highest IdJ oiithepreir.I?eS.n the MMTKFNCH OF 0CTU1IEK, finable ir.n Land. iy in jcklnghaoi county, n. or iluiv.i? au'! three Kn.it of the village ThU r.irt nhoui one-half in oriental I' growth, and considered to be one the in that section of thecjuntry.

particularly fpttd th- growth of fine robaeco, Win a'. X-c aid i- II -up; with excellent Plant Land. ami Railroad v.lil 11 thin Road having scribed.) 1 TKKM.S.?The lar. I nil! he eoM on a credit one. and three yeare; bonda with good security, and tho title retained till the put chav At the time, we will svll the crop of the pn-mJ year, cmifdstinji of fine cmp of ceo, Oat-, J.

with the Plantation L'teneiK Ac. Mr. C. U. Terry who la' i willsdioo nnj one wUhiusf to -j JOHN T.

Ida WM. II. SIMS sAXjE rp KMi I- on vKirir. eon jl an.v Indiana or the WorM, for and frVrtili'y, ami I' each hiring a proportion of Ub-urtd nod Timlm ri Land. Th? Timber it of the finest Iltr lurailoii excellent, being on the Oiiioano Mi Ihun.

from 1 four toaix wrst of r.ftheJvirer<onvtlle aai 1 Indianapolis Kail Koad, and four from the ourity uent ut Jackson county. Indium, Upon them are A'-. We sincerely assure all who may to pur base. that I hrre is a wont deelrnlde opportunity, these 1 sold very cheap, and in to l'i cash p.nd the remainder in ten anno 1 payments, If desired, cured hy on the I.and. I We confidently that any one iiblc In mule fir.i payment.

ran make the others off the Land. i'nr Information, address. liALI'II AITl.tWIJETK, Indian. It. KICKKTTS, Jf(Tenonville.

fillCLD? 4 gejt.jniir, In.I., Or subscribers, C. L. DUNHAM, Indianapolis, W. H. ENGLISH.

Lexington, Indiana, fept cwSin nali; i I rilllE undersigned will, mi the premises, on the i2d day .1 J. nfOCTOIIKK, ItOW. if fair.if not the neat faird ty, V. the tract of land on wliicli the late Thomas Hooper re-ld-d the time of his death. It 1 SO acres.

more or with a substantial brick dwelling with six rot no. is una and a kalf miica from the villas" of Ashland, adjoins the land" of l)r. James M. jjheppard, Sample Kllett ami others, and lleslmmetllately on the Richmond, Pc-o. 1 msc Kail Koaii.

Titnw- made known on the dav of sale. WILLIAM O. WINSTON, Oct Agent for the v.i i.i ablk rriTTN" i. roil SALK. 1 I for rale my estate In the comity Cumber- land, lying on Jam's ami Willis' Rivn ami contain! ing, according to a survey by Peter Ware in 1 Acres, about l.JWt in cultivation, the remainder in forest: A I of srhirii, Clifton, on which I reside, is estimated eon- tain Acres.

toO Willis" low grounds; Olantivar. i Acres, nearly 12" Aries rf low grounds of crca- fertill- Tbe whole e.tats in rood condition and ill inodtio- tire cultivation. I I should prefer "filing privately, and to any nho would purchase the lanu with the negroes on ii tabout in number) a deduction of several thousand dollar" the eslltnatid value would bo made. If COM privately due notice will It given -If the land will be offered public auciion on the I 8rd day of November. One-third run, re- I malnder at one and two years, with interest, payable an- 11 nually on the whole of the deferred payments.

Payment I to be secured by deed of trust. The deferred payments would be lengthened If desired by the purchaser, i I will take pleasure iu showing the property to anv one who wishes to view it. PEYTON HARRISON, i Sept Clifton, Va. AUCTION SALES. CO.n.lIISMOMCHV 8ALK OK SOUTHWESTERN VIRCtNIA LAND VriKOlM In tlm Circuit of Court Tuniiny July litli, i HAVIU aixl III! I'.

riipl.iiii.ict,, r-. In r. KI.NTmiUo:!i-r?. Ki-frii'luntr. Thin rau.n- tl.k JfJih -la.

fjtil I'V ivt-r- and i opinion that iiln.oiy j.r l.ill uli. i will I In iri. Tliunin, J. ah I acar in may of Mar- III, and i-ilf 11luit lite tract of lao I sivcn In ichuirefcr the tYythcvlIle Hotel property, named Intlie cfd of Iiy i- al.nii! ipial tain- will.v. mm I Wi I ''I a ci.iiiii -old under III' -d of May, l-ati.

i i'm inirt bclicrihK ili.it II" ft houl'l prate Ir. Iioiriirlc iii.il njornirnl of tla-tald Wvtli-xiHi II I proropcro, ami l.ri: ili.it tv I' in.I onnlil in I.I- io in mi nil fnt: 'in I nit Hie to Wjrllit rilleaudtotlie Wrtln vllle would bring tiio largest pries If mid In I It. l.llil i.lli nil I iii i mum', ii I I int. n.lif.y in ii i. il' i T' I- ijii.ii tin- the any t.ii.l vif.

I ti" .1 nw tlioy i x'-r, ilolli rnr'-l ii. l.i.iI Pillion, II f. Hi I'll criby appointed ri pnrp. i triliiny liie time and place of aale for ntm ty .1 ij lu published ill Mi -n i 'I I It lioufn i.l each i.f the i' may i In to in I' to nil to tlic Mgiieal audi times i- objects proceeding, ili I. li'l "lie, '-AH, 111.

I years. mli inter. sj'o, I Jiuiciiaseri ui.li KCDTitfi pay iblf iln. ilivtec; I ir l'niaT)ilc-ir line 11 i iv i l.ivli. i 1 Mi far- In -il ii 1 in- -tTt! V.

ur I'l: III" true.Ml r. n-li. 'u vim i'l produce tbe i iirlce, awl to llio lands near i'ylliian-l U'rtln liilc llijri. Is 'C 1.1.1|', IT if 1, nite or more of tuts in one rale, and imc Com mil r- lii- ill-! I I i'i -'il fir in! i.n.'i; lit" Utrl uroti i i "i fr ci. U.ml i-'-i i.l It i'l fi'mn (ill .1.

Cr-ioWeli; I he I.in.I l.y iI; i i if i T-1 ic I i I r's i.itn ir" I i.i Mom Ii, 10 'ii- II Mi vr i tii i' j-ic: rimj I. MO (iy lyic. It I. I I. Mice llaUroail, and I lie personalty and furniture cooerl'il villi ti II a 1 t'n -in It r' tn 1.1 I v.nt -I.

let i ii i rit.l y.i's di' is. ii i.t.t ti is ii.i li. l' 'Mel, tiny i'licr i o.i-|i,... sh ir! -o i imy '1 I I i trlUc! r-i -l. ri iaj Vm nil until tlw i llot fu ami Irtrii i i i.

jr- I V.T or.Krt 1. cut -f t.i- i of fh-j I ebt I i ir.lt r.tox:?-y ny irt i iOnw.V fir-: ftiii: fr it of t'j. li in 1 or 1 til I nfol of i fturti for I' ebt, the Court (hit the stld Kent pai i next the to i i tV of May, i of tufoi f- Jotili- i1 huj i orfiiv -u H'-ta ali, i t' lr -v I fully for ft icM .1 'o A1' ilti the r- port wth mij r. -j. Inutfit l.lni-.'.f, ri tl.c larch t.

uth- iir ti 1 i v.m Uit.h 4 I lo.iii/ if-: i I jivf paitl (' t.inii- rs mljii-fircl ii I i. t. ii.i-y I v. iy. In it.

yiti: .1 Mtit m-I In r. from i. I it illy il i or any of i on.rin under Ibe jirovMoiwof thall fiiriln-r J- j-o ut i i it ti? noiv for lli.i! li-- .1 I. II'. lit iriii- roj.v fraiii to 1 1 lit I -f tli- i' 11 I Ij.i I .1.

15 bclonsins to Tho It yu, On Tilt -r it tl I il t.i to 1 "it: Yi.wn tV.rifcoTlllc in i 1, r. uillo from iIh-wII-viM mvk'' Wcadowj 1 Kali il.l? being 111'; I'tirch ii I. Crockett. Core rtrk uris through It, and well i un u.it.r go r. -) cleared wrll in gi.i I rell timbered.

lia- a On 7 1. ths court hon9tf of tillct CmiRty, tn I injri he vail. Uf jfl l.i*. illenfromf aid court ont iacrri nil artly 1 i. jation, nnd with buildings on them.

Fin Uadi arc cry fertile, and well ad.ip'* ml lobar co. A 1 id from ti our! Ike road to Wytliei lie, and 1 oih iiructi(I. 1 e)i nltl separately whole, or -Ml If iI.muU aj nl dale, For Inf malion rcf rm (U), ii. I on tract, I It. i liics titr: or ,1 On rJfUHSIMV.tlw! 17th day v.

town wythiivllle, aid Ii lyd'n half(t! If i'loK in Wythe countf pari of Dru and itlker's SloiiDiaiM from Iter Cr? myth county line, and Ihiwit ilu few miles of the I.OAil-it ii tiro! valuable pon and coal- and much if ilea well oved to contain in the at ahomt tlio Iwrmw rd to Aho at time if- t. tli" 11.1 i il" 11, nr 1 on he andGrayat .1 milt of Iicpoi-' dirtd'iliu ifii.tc. j.irtly u.i.*k 1 t-rly- fr.tu.- i or. 1- 1 Willi a ejtrl waSet 01 brh li i irtly. 1: a part of tholHid ihnoed fr other r.i:; 11 11iv imrtli tide aid 11.ii id uintiy eltirf fr.

nd soml 1 of tin 1 I purrh; nub and T. II. i or "ii Uanld a forge number of or la wliliin and mlj to eald town of 1 toutid the tVythevllIc Depot, and on botli lid 1 rounded hy Fell tended and part A-map or plauof which i i crs, i li these' loui and pat elf of uttmiM ng tcv 1 1 1. 1 r. he otinu i '1 iut to 5 tii! 1 It ri j'jc 1 ft.ift ijoa.vd, ill; r.

oiv. graded ike road-1? to 1 froiu jj; and itral 1 option iu Hot th western A irglni ts eh ill littf 109 8 I Rklimond, i i.i 0 1 r.t i and 1- a climate, i rhealtli 1 finniner I I i ember hcai, the i tld it being fit roil lh Id rv. nthn) GRAYSON SULPHUR SPRINGS, Lod aliout fiOv acre itid furnlturo and fixtures at Smiles v.iic. -a -'r? nil it uvtcr Tl.b property ii prepared 1 ri'vnmmod from l'M' to viiit buviny; at i i fine i r.ich lie IVhlie Sulphur, I tfi'i: tint i I tare. lrvi.nl.

rlu! ui illii- ihfia the it r.i'rrt. i.l ttii- i'e. There .1 Well yr I titrnj-is ri 'IJ spring-. from tiit.Ille to V-rlli jr I' in. rherr jo- hKd prlvil.

i.e. rliio 'he purcluin-rv can avail i'nt: lvr? of, a charter of pave.l It 'leyiir reof loinorporate lie IV Sulphur r' 'I line ji-l Manaf ieitiii: fur lite rSeiTSice It Ma-It 111- Acllloif. Alia, will villi, licfnrc 'lie 1 lootc. In Carrol! coimljr, on the Slit da? of eoarl ilav.i raid it coi-p r. a a county.

Thiv Mine lv ifi. l. any ii- i i' he of an ahunilIII i.re Ii tin- rn ill frmtt and N'lit't ii I'll, vt.i inili i tVy ill" nil five fr-in in.l in the i. a ill, in-e i company of Gentlemen city- I'-illtm ir All the sl.ovc trie will wo, tiin 1'itir iiti'l live year- li.e e.th aime-: whole from rial- rilli approved reciiril.r ami on ti bin." of all will lie RilCU on da? of all and .1 mprntMr I 1 remove yronin; The I the "11 letree to icll any or i. oi pr.pc.-:%.

h.r luhliely or priva-'iy- we trill receive fori hi p'li ha.ir of ihe suae niw until of -il-. Glren it'. trr our handv thlr -I DAVIS. K. C.

KLXT. -t vii i a.Yor.1 sai 1 Commbaina'? aid ayv 'OWcr, 1 promptly attet; I Ilcntlunto at Wythrvilk 1- if the property It crte at.il iuif. J. July a iti a h. i glare) on iV lb'' day isM, to tbcjil i Berkeley.

hating bun arrwted ri.iuw II are iliiai.i l'ipcr. Ha ol rappee Color. apprehension.Sir l.i.li. bvl ommlttrtl, a oat. touch wi, pi dark cloth cap ami a pair of low r.

Oct.lg. Tilit-. nrxrtx. Jailor. WT1CK iS hereby gircn that H.

no i ragent to buy for cub, and go and merchandise, DroaJ urect. on 11:11. to art ny ar-- In iny other rerpcct la the Richmond; hat.m Merest in tl.e said wTc re to ilirj.imh Xcr.tna'i. Oct oAMU.I. M.U.MAN.

CABINK'I' VVAKK KIT33 db WALTON, IfANLKACrLKi: Superior Wjurr, and RnsKwrwih Furniture. Fine Chamber Sella, Itabliny, I No. Walnut Street, PhllxfrtpMa. Oct SCHOOL TEACHERS. SITUATION' tVANTKD.

iV.I in 1 (llutha a Gi rent Id hnllf orKliM 4'' i M.i II 'loitiib'i- eat VMt K. I i ATIOA lfc.it 1 VN Honors tiKAlit Tale College, dw r-coai 1 in a Thorough ami Kspericnccv Inrtracior, Immediate enganetnefit in Collcm A A Virginia, in-f tr-'. any other. Addrezr, f. It.

XV.I' 1 11 nt.tv. N-tiIi Ctr.AIn i A xiT.tiT In Xt York, 1 kin atchool orfcutili at South or l.crl of referentt be giren. Vl.Irr-j M. A. rt.it Itull.tnHill.Al.

III trict ftC AMl.lVi 1 I 4ilin-. a i ira(? 1 1 Mali if! the In.lit-!. It. I r.Mi .1 r. I.Mr, I V.

WANTKO. I T- 1 MlxaiitiornmtdrInn private family. Ilashaij Ml Cliem! nai I itillovophli npi I Mil ATION U'AXTKU. AN: I I It iM 1:1 i- 1:1 Mercantile or Hanking department reasonable salary 1 r. ability and eaerry.

Mrni V. Best -t 18, A Y. 77 vn. birllt and kt iv. r.l T-i'y s.ixiwy, ii.s'tii* i nitra lAtipttailt', tfc-lj li a- -r in 'ly.

li. r. In r. parii lo his character and atillitlca trill lie given by iddretiBi I M. A I tt-r I-I.

II UITI WAM'fcD. gentleman ihmmm lag a Ueglati cail and 18 cars experience If. for I de Ires school or itina in a v.riealo fmaliy. Best refer Addrt A. -I Ol II a.

in Tin: iioviviiMiu or vnnn.M a i am I WIOX ij. ni l-v'l- I Hut JOHN r. COOKt, l.at been enjng Inth. iit rioto and i tent at ferry. I A il, a.nl i -i i fr and r.

tn I lit; .1. a ii.I lilot tMi iMl.lal;- li i i- .11 illv i. -i-. I I. n.

up I' i and le hill cople general!) ose their bestexertions to pro v. the i JOHN F. COOKC, it I 1 I tui-lrr j- at I I 'i I tlw JaM Itil Scat cf Commonwealth, urvnt Mt in.Eec'y of Jolm h. Cwlce is Are feet or seven laches blfh light atpkxl lubt blue eyes, vets Ught eyc-bwwa am l.iir art lliruilj (i I p. pi li'-lle.

Ii i i i Is 1 d. Oct eto in i hi: t.ovmcNoit or PROCLAJ1ATION. tt i is 1 Hit) lloVEltl UdllKitl MX, trho ha with Uie nhith intaat, in the Misty of Rot kliQkin, liar -I l-i-ti a I 1... 1 I II ft. for-' I rf I'M IIPM'llKD IK)LL A fid ti) no) Mfton who shall arrest the eald Kobert and delirer him Int the Jail aaid luctr lloekiitpliam, and Idom rcorcr require all odiceoofthb Uomtoonnrcaith, civil and military, ind request the peopb r.l.-:.?!iv i it! lliu I.

to j.i! liieen under my I ind aaflovernor, and under the Lwa yutlofilM Commomrealth.at Richmond, this scrip ii -f 1 UENRV WKC 2J or'J-'i years litrit ure a' I lachrsl ul I' i. IV. i r. w. Oct 1 ftsc'jr of the CovTth.

iini.ov or viugima. A PROCLAMATION. IT' A 11? i. by Un- i if It- SI. el.o 14 in I' tilirtiii.ii\ of i ii- At i' -in f.nurilrr in the I i I- tnetrir.s, It riicmt ou: lb.

i 'ij A'lir; 1 I 1 i i A i. I i UAb Itoi.t.lit to pes on srrertuc hUXmIhii I "I i i-i- TFitlttii'isrv A1 Isi luitoii'l; 1 osor irer require oil 091 eon ofthl eiril military, and request the peopk i "ii? ti. the iT-j i that iiiiiriii- i. (, AtrOor, cr. th? I I iS oi or.

1.th ULNKV 1 11. V. a l'i i nl. T. -l I.r birth, 4 IT.

os fill In I. a It--: iruponth. "I tiit Irp ud iim iijsh' arm baa been injure v.l lie CrCSfx I fc? war rui thoes, and had oa his convict paata i 'if OC V1ICVIM a pkoclamatio.n. i a received by the executive r. it I in I'm ill ii't t.f 1 1 11 i thercfori I I rteby r.

fOl Huiii.fe* 1. I Iffy per who shall arrc till Ifoaalb i CUM ir. him Into the jail cf sab I ii. ill 'HI', fii It'iiui i i ry, rr pr -ii. urri of tin i.

11. imwonweatlh, it Richmond, tbh nr.n'itv a f.rn. tt. mj of the Commonwealth. lldervls tbottt Ave feet nine inches io height, i' I.a.

iSiri and i-. i iii. I tifi li.i". Marl r. i i cnnriin, ffi rilliflllUllCNillt OF ViKI.IMt.

A TK'u I.AM.VTI'JN". Af VTI' I'ti: b'rr i n.v lire I AISIMM I l2lll.it i.n.I l. FIMIKK, who '1 rf floj b-irglory ein retry, are liow HViltft I ilt rtlcr One llun IMSar: to any II cf I IT- acl i -nil twlv bti I I rVi'i ail of Com i leniresbt. ele isd try, ant! re iiw-l people trolly to ore their be teecriloas to procure too arrcotol tht i fasUIresihat thi may 're brooght tojaatlee. Glraonndarsqr hand Goeornor, and ustki l.

tdi? Lots Meal of iho Cbetmonwealtb, at lllehmt ad, IttNr.V ts IT. Moroao, Sec1? of tbo Catn'th. llm Ilrlin a beat In et tea Inches iijli. ry light brotrntulr, fleshy and baa a down look when poken to, and oboot Im years of Joel!" her, a brother ef Abram's, abont feel I darl hair, ahotil twenty-two threeyean of age. tid would weigh abont 110 pounds.

15 Is nppoecd tbcj Sorlh Carolina. tret Ml t'HK Of YIKGIM A PROCLAMATION iMWI UI'tN Wired by Tr- IT, rharffl wrrii ijlath ontj GreeneintbbCommonwealthJ 1.1 ii i f. ''in a'. Israel i iirM'iii it imji.i.Mi? I. t.

'J i lift II. nrr tfilfllelt n.irl i I I ur.tv of tlreenr, snj I r- .1 rll of litis civil and military, and tthe peejde generally te their beat excrtioni to tLr arrest of the raid fog! ei bebrought JttitJeo in C.r. and I ai of Commonwealth, at fifth I hf.skv v. wifv. Iln.y i.if'r, wt.II built acd ib'tsenter; I coat at v.

r.il deep en t.ti f'tr- ear-! ahvttluer than "1'icr. Urt ltiriivi i "I r. li. tv. (lie I it til IIANK GY MANASSA, In thlf s.

110 15. notes ha geld 01 jit nf I. i. v. ruor of CbBuu viriudi, sen be of stotw Id the executive by he, heretif pi aetata the facto! lei.

i 'I n. It-I-oiki i i jiroo'i it i li' i- of ll.tr -Ii to tfll- Vtll it i. tUr-ov1 i. under nut hind Governor, and ft. Health, at Richmond, ibli 11' it, H.

til: Get t.t i. V. li- i a- C- I FLSE; K. I Til! roc PLANTING li NOIV i sUiafe Mt '-v, i i i it i i TREES. on i I t- I v.I i- 01 NURSERY wan established la Uii, by the ornie pv.tr.-.

1 i. and n- lit" i i uie. The i-tica nut.r: Ij JI lost ImuJ report oar "cv.rtj i Mr. in Ncrs'r; I-. 'Vy '-ought oaani thai rttirctl fro-t (lit btulscM.

(V0 this occa to say, that en a ft an Isf wfttwnt J. Sintoo Wb Son a Johnston a 5(" JM.iiu/ i-'t Vr I -KINJiEH Crt On I 'AM). 1 i' STI linsn i I I II. ylilNKEP. 1 Co.

0V1 I'kui vm BBU fur Oft i i r- PAvi Nrenr mi nora Timothy See tVM. PAl.MRR, fc.CO. i iiidimoiii) itnquircr. lit RITCH1K, ItCNSAVAST, TVLKH WiSK. Fill HA AIOIIMMmOI'TOIIFII 41, TheTwo-Thirds Vote it Represent the Drmociaj tir Voice Hie Tivo in the nominating vriiiiuu "I tin- I n-u iv I i the nth, f-r ensuring lull iln- of the I in the I i Will tin' ruii i-iihei tin South, give I expression Iv 'he wishes i I States? 'i In lirn.ii Stain iietuiii riltr n'lll llflet I 'i' lual lleuim i I'm 3 1 urn tin- "iilv Nui tiif-Mi 'h'lt Mr.

It nn iniiioritv. g.ne on Mi'tiioi 'I 1 iiiiii I', itii.i i.iiy i rhc lih ctneal of V. J. to ll'JCll 'l onit i 1 fickvt in in TiJiii'ns u' tlifit have iii.iii "Hi i apcnn-nt (liv jiariy. i'V' tniiy ntiir.t/i' i'." ni'l fW.rii j' i' Iriii''.

in I lii' I Ma! Eli'-t tlili Without 1 i liV tictilul I 11? p. ri'ii- I lj.j..iI II ill ill'- Iitioil tin' tiV tliinl- I'll- H'lii'il "ii ni tll'l lli' rti-li Mnfr-. ill'' I' I il i 1 15' 'k 'VIM statw. iiuin'i' i Ins I I I'll 'i 1.1 11. t.

i U'li'i t'l" And two'tbipHof Il t'l i M.iiti'. Vru If i'tij iliri'. ni' "li- ISIicif i i fii oi'JU'i I I anil Ma. r's. -i' vi.

ii- Iri-i'V ni: in-1 tali four 1:1 M'1" illc! v. I PP- ilia: Ipo'v in Nw, ii KlcCt- vai -ic wi rVnavrlvanin and Indiana pv.v iVni-yiiania ol and I'uliaiirj ial shall -if tin; rote of the t'onvcutiyu, with tin If ii. 11 i mini nation i a nomination mb'-dy confi'l-n cr.l?i< NEW WORKS RECEIVED. i .11 JiaVf je-l I01; from per oin u-i-lV. ntivc books: Partii 'ii-; ili.tr i "Manual "I mio a Oriirii'.

jf" vth ami rlnraetpr in! tic ii. Iiol'M' i iiv M. Wunilli'Misc a anil nithliy Xrv. ri.iiitimr,(.*cs with Uie Coins.ii**. in I77l.

ami thru :i.r j.r*? time i i j'-'i'it "I more aft it. "Klvitfiifs Military Art and -on Captain 'I Il'illcrk. A. ho-of I j. Ann; Nr.

I lr minute JVi a jour- "i lion, iio-i' of kittle, with the ibiti' infuiiir. artillery, iMijjinou-s ii 'ii 1 I siioutd earciuitj uj for at Co'-. 1 lii' main on This little in at Livi rianre, intended I or the yiivnib world being a lktle illustrated of M.irv'- career. published by toii iu'1 fr-f "A if' Co. iijiu'r.

s' Encyclopedia, pair. hoi to iiv.i'l fmni Appb-tu'i' and tit tV. i.iboi;-' rl useful work- foi t.i subjects. or a jn I' 1 man's the for n- ti-r v- remark. a i i of patronage the I iii- Normal, or Methods of teaching iht common branrbt m1 Alfred brook.

I Merman -a!" in A Mom and jm1 Mrirb NVh it. treat? it) a pi plain -iiv m.kr. tu ovlliography, ft ism ntar. Togrjipliy Arithnr lie! tii' tit. grt li.

niatiojj, Ac. I'cdoim- i. r. Ni-rth' I cri'l. A liook.

intend: ri. lU'I trcLnl- iitain-a'; iliaii.g'Jf- ill i.i.i, to the i fastidious taste. ii It i-; 1 sale by A M- rrl ificiios "II by Sirglr atu! Tit n' ivo; learning i- am: rf "I by A. llano Ihur, i for I Morri-. Main r-'roi t.

or a scholar rttelfiit it is one of the hi jst u-d atrange'l tnetlio'l- liav- ye- -n ti ing the r.tt of jtconims: tuci.vintilc ir.tn-:o;j in a strsteinatie manner, a may ca-llv kt-ov the true state of business i and property, This work contains serio -n. an-MTf- on the -rivnee and of b- o'. 1 keeping, with full illustrations oi the different, in beautiful rnnun-lup. 1 It rtMifausstbriris ol tlr.s!i>. receipts, and it should he generally in schoiji- b- roit i- i to tkr- pup familiar in -hi njanverivjil, t-''nT lu in useful obn tto.i..

MR. MILLER'S LECIUICE. MTc.ire glad to Jiear tbtc Henry IT. Miner. i.

Lecture on the Fight, enth Ait rican Church, in City. the fveir.ii>: the 2lth instant. f. ti encfii Vernon Fund. Thi.

beni a equal to that of Mr. Kveieit, on flic reputation of Mr. of ilicIS, he guarantee lence ihe effort. He will, of coui -e huve a i crowdvil auditory. THE HARPER'S FERRY RIOT-ITS MORAL AND CONSEQUENCES.

The "irrepressible conflict Harper's lYtry. an th-m-h there, I lite lime suppressed, ye. n-? man is tn Ul where ii ill atiaiu wtc it will The extent of this iniquitous pint cannot c-timateil by number men detected and kill, Harper's -i the localitivs from whence these men c.tme?from New flnylaiul, Imva, from limn Kansas 1 an extent of country embracing the whole Northern section 11 the as involved in the al instigating servile insttrrcction its -rginia. Alarming as thefact that extended a conspiracy has been di a iivuv s. circumstance is presentf'l in the oj pecuniary iie-ntis -it of these A special ilespatch 1-.

the pub. in yesterday's paper, inf is tii public of the discovery mountains Mart iatid, I blanket-, pules, and r. the money to buy I thingtf This i. i important question. diieruiir-us 'i 1 the extent of t-m-nitaoy.

'ih- wretches who li.v. (. paid ili. peii.d:;. nf iheir iviekedni hy of have l.uye i.i.iv i ttivn wis.

-1 Kill-- and -i When ilif known til- the fact thai -o sum h.n- heor. j.iii propmy the jkt-' i-. will give some iden whit rl. i iv the "iirepri onflict''jllSt 1' filially ended. either 1 triumph 'I'm Southern people have ii.

il -it'i. in f.itialic-, pan they btlicvHsui'Ii madness to he merely which tin ni Harper ih il the i i mean more than words, and arc iV -irrv I letter end nether i.f at tit Iii i ii. a Baltiia re pjx that large of jn; tjtt, iii'-ri from New wvr.ii;. last wi th in lli.it city. Whence ihts money I cjw-tioii wiil perhaps i.

hp answered, lwt the fact that a large I i at the -ii of tii wrntchi i- bojrond doubt. Who supplied the money will never he it" ni taiiied. tin i Merit of tint hatred the South sum 1 i ii'i 'l liy :l.i-. ui.iary tart. The Harper's lury uti failed by a in.

idea the of Virginia 1 I he I iic effort v. .1 iilt'T intoa l.ny the Abolition fii iti-1- of Cincinnati any Newport. i.i ii. iVom Mariin-t- at I ir.J itl.ii. ii.v.liii- oi Jo- 1 m.t:i Abolitionism Virginia ha? 1 All til" sarrificcs for the I'liion i nothing to pioti-el fi jioi to the In- untie ami family -a Ifercil no I it.

-i' i i tin- 'hi iti n-1 tilings patent, v. iVhiii ih iioiile- that warm i it-i oil til' ai'le i'iie tiei ivdia-u-iit tea- mo: ferry, iiiiii wu- in liainl- faithful to Iht yea. pla-i- that '1 th- 1 of our nil ami the -i iici" uiyt fit i naliii'ii hands that our f.lliili: "Ml v. there 1.0 liivil.a! by iiti till -ingle ieiine- to mat aialiay rn fatiati--. Call ho 1 1.

of il, ae tion- n't Stnifk illy inti -t 1 in the integrity nih UvftifC a fju'i nf r-itc'n vit.il uiijiortancc let party t'i. vink. niei the grave fset lil'e prep'tlt -i above other ov uik i IMPORTANT FROM HARPER FERRY. 11 TIII: N' "i t'ljM'tW" ISIt Tunis fretu iir hue ti'l, ipt. (.

r.rT>v."l it if I nlw.tit 12 oVh.ik on the tin; The iiieurreetinn haii I- qitclkti, fill the-itrvtving kailets r. except K. tvho hrel with tagrocs ia" hi. 'nil rcturn'il. I Ini I the prite 'jeil 1' I'leritt the iiit-'tti it- a npt.

Ji.htt brown. iroin eortritv 'i an-1 of 'hi 1 U'tao h.gllie iti'jt iih uttr.o-t rottipn-. i hough 11inu-1. rn He aid, "Well, supp i think n. W- II, wc have or r.

was made th no v. hatevi r. i Governor rvjdic are in the ol the State, id I i.ave 'j'i wliicli ou cap. a i or oil choose Browa every mid made afullcunfi: sina which will Blown was as that he was in the bands if.u juv. pared to luce" t'ate; that far i.i himself and those already in castouy a ecrjctrncl.

lie In 1 no concealmentwliati to make; that he been mistaken in hi ilcnUtions uhout fr-un others, he wuul-1 have given linicli more trouble. IK; tli-i( whole plot wa ell ai.tl da- far hack as 1 til it he ic-I oil to c.vpet a-si-iance of "000 that looked aid out cry Vnjr.ia included.) I j. asked a any negroes or whites, in horn llarjj.r Kerry, were to he declined answering. lint upon rellect; be ai: i.nsw- ut these word-: "from xnyvi its and associations and enquiries about I v. a jiglit ihc aid rt thr'e live tiscn." Jlc.ng intcn gat-d by Gov.

Wise to where tne hosts n' guns and ammunition came from. Brown said they were shipped front Connecticut to finmlieiabiirg. I'a to Smith i in tw nr.d v.eie hauled to Kcnnc h's farm in laud rn. l.z? cis.) by drivers who knew nothing of what contained. A if i ''iuf was lourid in one rioters, tStcvcns) and shown to Brown.

if it was genuine. Upon licarin the lie pronounced it gonuiu ami1 that lie tlie author chiefly. umeiit was amended in their He declined answering questi'-: tie might implicate other', until iV. w.itu iir r.it he had fixed upon Harper'terry tiie point to commence his oj emtio i- iic-tinst the Southern State-: t. it he had examined strength, ascertained the mini j.

id men in charge ot it. and the pmbubihiies it; said he the Kennedy Farm in two years ago hi. two and Wats the name to secrete the weapons, and had continued. time to to add to his tores. He though; he would have succeeded had he held Phelps train at liar I'crFerry; thh in- i able to liul i the confidence in him and promised w.u A Mr.

Moreton 'in stM.i. it in-urgents, at.il i the of MiG.e 1, m. lie tor 1 t- Mor. tun he tmiu the hitter bion man in M-'he n. iiM.ue.h liai sed.

Met ho tlu .1 i.i.i it Cooke. anil brought in of the captured arms. Coppicnml Stevens. Brown ha twapo to nuke, hut JIM tied i tbu to the end. The Goutnor ssk.d ih.v ken the Gown.nit i.l it: i indignation, that i.ev i.j 11toi tin oiiji'ii but to t.ir.c ir-m ni.Mers; tney had motley n.i..

1 tho'tgli they Niai.iml t'ir for arms, who had in ho they did not u.oie-t the no The letter- found on Hu i that the insurgents were from other patties. t- t. trtn! i. nvr i'il cliiuicl (. jti.i i jl 1 aii-i 11.

(i tie fx i-T- i pflVflHci itIS WIl ii III. Ii-hail I Cl'li ilV.it> a- I.1 A lute, ei ii U'n llrowii lie rcti'le In the ur. ISrown Ik iiiikiniin I tin: iriiii's ntmil tiK.1 ii. ir.i lii, Mr. 'A ilrnwii ii when he was struc i.

Ct.i- lines. Ii: own Ini'l not he shot while tin ii Ik-jr- -hot liy soldier1.1.. in Tin? statement II very full, and w- A .1 row's j.njn.T. The ilnrj.ii'- K.m\ I i ill- a i- ni.Tit. ct i.r 1 utinii.

1.1 tiny Muji lin arillfil Willi 1:11 lMli'v i 1 1 aril r.r;.T tli A nil. 1: 11 i Haiti I train tlnn Morula t. 5 rinc. 1 r.i if. I 11 ii lit 1.

it am tvttii air. Jur- the nri? and i.ii.fii tie At i i hepin t'? see not entiling t-? ami! and oil! tile I'eM'i. ne. i. a.tiiiitiit'.

i a.el li-vl 'tisn a i i. a n. 'I l.e to Mr. I i-t I r.w::v iti? tun! crr? 1 li i land, liiovvii iiiltilcrous ti) i iit'1 i ien LllC III" 'it till III, III i.c lined in the i. vvli 'i tr.

lairing tiii- ava'Vn't; r.rccw:f? engaged an-m grounds and public the presston that they his re. II ri ilie tiav, and r. firm Kiupcrni'. I'ul. I.

all' in- i tiee ing.whcuCapt. Urownto'd Emptier to lir. Cut. ll lu- i Urn ut and wont around the town a irlv i tlio Command in I u.is afterwards shot. v.i V.

clic-tor IVtuj i ctixiiit-li' pri -ehd lirinpj was tin from i' 1 Scvual citizen- won- wooniicl i i at this time. L'ul. 11: to surrender. IJiown in vl wen1, tli.it atnl i il lowed to cross tin' i ixcii to make i promptly de.lined hy i i I he I i was then ir-uiiicd on to a m.iI 1 until late in tin? r.i;:lit. About 11 nt-n me from i i.iu ft: i Ot't iio li ihlii.i an-! tin The "I if I'apt.

John 1 i ami Watson, both wlu ta aic 11? about Hi ati'l ol nd I i I sex county, Mew stun I Connecticut. -7. lie i with two t. 1 a the breast, and a 1 li- a tall, athletic inan. and I -1 was tniu that he was i ipie-tioiK 'I.

iMv.ar i of ye.irs.nl I i i i.nv. tiati'V. He is tit.hurt ml i- a ready to uieet any fate that may iiiin. lie llrowii in Iowa an i tin i. cd, la-t ilut.e.

Albut ii.I. Ilia, ik-nil. Wiilir in Stewart Taylor, Canada, dead. Charles TuM, of dead. If ihotitson, 11 New dud.

.1 formerly iivi'. '-ut Jerry Aink i- I 1 -i. John i' Ohe, c- Ij '1. h.vi tier's in i i t. i iViptliilt 1 Jatlljrcliiel.I Nen'o f.

1'. front i.n.; iiein t'li ami "p.l iiid, liOtii C'nio. ni the i is in jail in Charles town, ti-t- ihcrs are dead. (tin '( ri pilsiii it. li is inihurt.

lie Smith litii, hut frniii in Y. A c.i't!i' with iiroun I I.l li.bi.:aL.. i'cmi. ti!" i tl 21 rjtfcs snd t.i-J-iT volvtrs ihere fotn'il, i i i at on t' ax I tine military tichl -il i.t g.ihl ami silver, and 11 JI-v he had IUCn. it' AH the arms and amn ui itit a'ero from yd, and ti at ii Fern.

I iif i the i. a lested. i tte.ii ii! n. i. had i'ttl.

1." f-l- cp. iUm lew, ti't v. 1 'a' i vttc tiled inln private renidele 1 t.wiinl ii, great himlni-s and liliei.iliiy. v.s- rei vivfl hj the Ii 1 irrvitts! gratitude and uga: J. oMILITARY EiCCETS.

I ho fnKonintr the Sivtelun the iiiinontua'th, the comtnaiakTs of military .1 r.d "i i i i. iiv, .11 nt i's Fmv To I am itmly at ami not v. J' 1 i of i'lU. 4 j-a. Oc- Xo Oovcrii' i I can havi- 50 men underarms in cm Kout a r- Mi'')''' to ortlt; I'.

I i KOi-IBIEA MABKI7S. Oif. )'j If Ohio IJ lity Mi'ilift ttl 4: v. i rcil ur.cfc C-rr? 1... t- I.

aieCull unl ai v. ii. u. NfcK Virginia balci; which vr j. and In to i.

with 'J 1'iil. i rf i Fiour flrnj; "ilium and t-or? c. in: $1 10a 1'urk I 1 rt rcgurure Km baavy Itica firm.

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