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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
A w HIG GAIN
OF sS0 I'm THREE WEEKS.


The election lid IN BalIimoTe on Monday -ss
ior Msyoe9 70 sssfe sso wears and for Members
70 represent each Ward in the two Branches Of the
CITY cOaoea. ltipll be seen BY the returns below
that the LOsOfOeo msiorisy Of I92e. At the Stale
election o. he 81 inasnnt has fallen dowa to s9s
Msyor. Oct 81 .tSi1. Governor. Oct. 2. fs44.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24

/ CONSERVATION Of Bishops.--The Rev.
'Messrs. Chase. Cobb and G. s. Hawke
were On The ooh severally eonsecfated
Bishops Of The Protestant Episcopas
Cboreh 10 the States Of New Hampshire,
Alabama and Missouri. The eonsacra.
tons took place 10 Christ Church, PhiIs.
deIphia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
ARKANSAS.

: 2 Loco decrease
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
POSTSCRIPT.
The Last Hsn,bur-ia aeitai,oa.
by Last Evenings Northern Mail.

Inc Last HGM6ng-N agitation.
We ask The public attention TO The following
Letter, which we received from Washington last
Evening. The bread which was sent to us looks
like vile black biscuit (sour too,) made out of
sawduSt. We have not words 10 express our
We have deposited the bread at our Office for
public inspection. Look at it-consider the pur-
pose intended TO be made of it-and then let
prond and intelligent people say whether their I'M
derstandings are Thus 10 be insulted, and such vile
humbugs are TO be employed, for elecling Henry
Clay. More anoa.
To The Editors Of lie Enquircr:
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL 1914.
enclose herewith a true specimen of Wing
geiy-examine il, and say what ought 10 be
thought OF party that can resort 10 means like
tins, 10 advance their infamous schemes This
bread, am told, was imported from Bremen BY
the Wing leaders in New York, and is called by
them "Ftcc Ifade hcad" Two barrels of il
reached this city last night hy the lain from
Baltimore, consigned to the manufacturing COM
nuuec here, who are To break ii up, and distribute
1t through the Post Office, amongst The honest
voters OF Virginia and Maryland, with the label,
"Snca IS the tread you mna cat If you support Poik
and Dallas" An intelligent friend who hap
pened to be at the Depoi when il arrived reported
these facts TO me, and handed the specimen VIII oh
ny" eucioSe - you. In the hdilie vi oil lhal Il
just and honorable amongst men, ought such an
infamous taction as this to he trusted by the peo-
pie? This is but one example of dirty work.
Hundreds of others may be ionnd throughout the
country. "IIarn Tie Committees" British agents
are abroad, and Heaven and Earth will be moved
10 compass their purposes. Every species OF de
fusion will be practiSed-all sorts of coalitions
will be resorted 10, in order 10 advance their
schemes Putihc people on lherguard. or Liberty
itself will expire in the constructor embrace OF this
| infamous faction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
Cam mn nicQ!e3.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Democrats, 90 10 the Exchange tonight, Maj.
Davezac will be there
Virginia rises al Libeity's call
One blow from her arm and our opponents must
fall.
Names bright beams now gladden. The eye,
And Pennsylvania and Georgia are bright in the
sky.
Then Rally Rally Rally TO the contest,
From The shade of Mount Vernon the Peoples
loud voice
Calls every true man Of The land 10 rejoice
Then gather! gather. gather gather. gather !
gather.
While mountain shall stand, or willie sparkles
river,
The cause Of the people shall flourish forever
The Democratic Association Of this city will
meet Tonight at : o'clock, al The Concert Room
Of the Exchange Hotel Democrats OF the Spar
tan Band of Richmond never have We known
the Democracy of the Union animated by te.-
Ter spirit, or a more confident hope Of success,
than al this moment We are now on the thrcsl-
hold of an important political contest, and we ap-
peal 10 you In look 10 your rights-to your cleo
tive privileges--io your liberties Our cause is
Just hol one; hut we must, however determine 10
exert ourselves iurtwo short weeks longer. Lei lis
move forward as we know how, when thoroughly
aroused 10 the magnitude OF the crisis, 10 sleepesS
vigilance ana mlShv. onward anu resi>lleSS III
ergv, and victory will perch upon our banner
Besides our devotion 10 the cause, which require,
our friends To bc on the aleIt-io meet the enemy
al all quarters, that gallant soldier, Major Da-
vezac, who stood by his country in the day and
hour of danger and the intimate friend and com
panion in arms of The illustrious hero ana patriot
Andrew Jackson, will be present and will address
the meeting. Turn out Tonight, Democrats, 10
greet the veteran Davezac, and prove that III ho-
noring him, YOU delight 10 honor line gallant
chief, under whom he served. UNION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
PENNSYLVANIA

The Harrisburg Union OF Wednesday gives
the efcial votes of nearly all the counties, and
Shunks majority is 1925 The Union says,
tina, IA great many Democratic Natives, since
the election, have declared their separation now
and forever from party that has disappointed
them SO sadly"-and that "many Democrats did
not vote for Mr. Skunk, under The impression
that he was Catholic" There will, therefore,
be IA large increase OF our,voe in all the counties
and corresponding decrease OF the Federal vote.
We once more assure our distant co-laborers that
there is not Stale in the Union, whose electoral
votes are more certain for Polk and Dallas than
are those OF Pennsylvania"
We received by Yesterdays mail very full ac-
counts of the state of things in Philadelphia
The coalition there is shaken. Many Of The
Democrats are returning TO their first love, and il
is believed, that the utmost efforts of the Wing
proper, and Wing Native leaders, will not avail
to prevent a reduction Of their majority Of near
5000 in the city, and county 10 5000 Our friends
hope 10 carry the State by 10000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
BOSTON MARKET-Oct. 10.

Asnrs.-An improved demand has been expee-
renced The past week and sales have eeeG MADE tor
Pearls. and Pots Al per h.
Corrox-A good demand has been exPerie,n-
cea the past week from manufacturers, and sales
have bsen made of 1900 bales Upland and Florida,
Ga7. c. per h., and 1850 do. New Orleans and
Mobile, S. II c., and II :, per To-, mos. CT.
FLork-The market sustains the late advance
with pretty good degree OF ilrmness, and sales
have been made of Georgetown common 5o 40
and do extra 81 IS per Dbl messy SVhs 10 Iooa
IBIS s s0a IS eeP Dbl 81 easS and Hox
ard Street in lots 81 50 Cyl per obr r5s5e
o. ner bbiE35OO bbls. Genesee, 81 IS a 81 Sli
per Dbl. 49, ,s, ,reel.
Of most OF the arrivals, comprising yellow fiat
Corn 54a SIC. and white do Al 45c per. bush.
Delaware Oats 33c, and Baltimore do 33c per
bushe With nothing OF importance in kye, we
continue previous reported rates. The market
EXHIBITS a good degree of firmness tor the best
descriptions OF Gram.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
NEW YORK MARKET. Oct. II

AsnEs-Pots are in very limited demand at 81
49,. Pearls very steady at 81 ~ 81 3ns;-
Exports from Isl TO 10Th oct fos'. 'of ooi>''
Pearl, 652 bbls.
BrEsw,x-Prime yellow of all descriptions
sells a, 80 cts. We can quote however 29a 50
cents
CorroS-There was fair inquiry to-day from
SINNERS and a small amount taken by exporters.
Total sales, 500 bales; prices rather easier man
heretofore this week ,c,,
FLoca-No change to-day. Genesee Si62.-
Some holders ask 81 GS;.
PRovisloNs-We now quote Ohio prime pork
a, ST 75a7 90, and do mess a, 81. BEEF con
,inues very dull; city prime IS held al W. d
dun prime bbls. sell at55 cents. Extra ats cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Oct. Is.

PElI.A DELPEli SI-ttShE -o.t' -.
CorroS-Demand sill moderate and prices
steady. Sales of 200 bales Mobile and New Or
leans al 6 10 cents per III.
FtouR AND MEAL--The export demand Tor
Flour has been uncomfortable, and the market IS
dull at steady prices. Sales of Brandywine al
81 GA. and half bbls. a, A s7l per pair Penn
svlvania Flour may be quoted at 31s TO 81
for common and good brands and superior W! a
4 ST.. Rye Four-Saes OF old stock at 81 20
a Q S1.. Fresh ground would command So
Corn Meal-Sales of Pennsylvania Meal al s,
37s, good fresh ground so, and Brandywine at
2 62s per Dbl.
GRAiN.-Considerable sales OF fair Virginia
red at 90 80 cts. aloa,, and lot Of good quality
in store at 9o cts Sales of fair and good PENN
sylvania red at 81 a 90 and inferior al 10 cts
Rye-A sale of Southern at 5Sa CTS. Corn
Sales of Pennsylvania round and also flat yellow
at so CTS. Southern yellow al AZ Asa, and white
IS, 4 A cts. A LOT of new yellow, in shipping
order. at Is cts. Oats-Sales OF Southern Al -
cents.
SrG.R.-The transactions have been moderate;
no hbls. inferior New Orleans for another mar
ket. realized St, mos. 300 bbls. white Brazil,
: u and some Porto Rico al 6 4 10.
WHlsxEY.-Sales in hhds. at 23i, and bols. al
81 cfS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
by Inloes & Brother, Aue,ioneers.

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION
HAVING located myself in the City, will
i l. sell, privately, my late residence, in the
county Of Henrco, lying within four miles OF
town. situated midway between The Brook Tuln-
pike and the Meadow Bridge Road, and within
three iourlhs OF mile OF either. The tract con-
tains about 80 acres OF land, - OF which is ara
he. (and in pretty fair state Of cultivation tie
Residue is well timbered Tor this section OF the
couEtrv.
The Improvements are. two story single
dwelling, recently erec,cI. with all the Necessary
out houses. The society oi the neighborhcod is
intelligent, sociahe and refined.
For terms, which will be made accommodate
ing apply 10 WIN p. LADD, or
AllCAJAH BATES,
CITY Surveyor.
The above property will be sold At AUCTION on
the premises. ON Wednesday, October 9th al ~
o'clock
81 Sale conducted hy
INLOES * BROTER,
Oct lids Auclioncecrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS-OcToBER 10.
Wholesale Prizes Current.


Tos,cco-Lugs, 81 80 a ?; common leaf, a
!, FIR semming and common manufacturing pur-
n,ses i a :; fine manufacturing, III %; receipts
light, p.o,non, j.
s,,sc,;on have been made from the Basin Bank
=, II. extra superfine, 4 l2s %; out OF store
al II, a - for superfne; none received by
wav of the canal since the 18th, in consequence,
., \ break near Beaver Dam Acqueduct.
WHgAr-For parcels OF red wheat from Tue
country. in wagons, IS So; superior lots OF white
command from 50 10 30.
CoRS-35 40.
OArs-29.
Sr6,ss-Sales during the week, al auction,
have been made at slight decline from former
rates. We now quote 81. Croix, II 81; Porto
Rico of fair quality, "a Il; New Orleans, = Is
Loaf SuaAR-Sinele Loaf, l0sall double re-
hnei IL, l2.: lump do, ~ 10.
MolAssEs-New Orleans, in bbls, ~ 81; T.
Rico 2Sa3o. eu..,
CorreE--Laguira, u; Rio, 6' /; CUBA, %
e.. ST. Domingo S, =.
B,ooS-WeStern Sides, out OF store, D! d, ];
Shoulders, Il a A.
F,sY-Herrngs, No |, 81; No. ,, 3 so; gross,
. shad. TAI 80; Mackerel, No. |, II so; No. :,
"a ls , ~ Country bar. s777s So Trciegar,
,aoo Swedes, IS 90 English, Is 10.
Sns-Assoried, 4sa4t
Suor-Va. Wyihe Shot Tower D; Ioule's, 81.
WOODS 81 c.
Corroy-Fair quality, u.
corroS YaRxs-Richmond and Manchester,
NJ :, 10 - Is G; from IL 10 Is, l9c.
Fr,rHfRs-2s 80 c. :, -
Sp,R,rs-Ba,more whiskey in bbls., 70 - ;
bbds - -. lot of Cincinnati sold at auction
on Yesterday, at - a 25!; Virginia apple brandy
80 32..
L,Mr-A cargo OF Thomaston has been sold
rom the Dock, in lots of 80 ana 100 casks, at 70
100 c.
I.saD-5 a 5. c.
Is.rHrn-Niarked good, light weights, 10y {
l6. middle do IA. 10, heavy, II; damaged, ~
a l3tc.
CAxpLss-Spermaceti, 80 30; patent taliow
los a IA mould Q! 10.
CnocoLArE-si &C.
CHEesE-6s d; :.
Orr.L-B Bran, &c; Shorts, &c. Brown Stuff
l5c: Ship Stuff, 20 - c.
Oms-Fall Sperm, 81 o. Winter do II
Linseed, 50 a S. per gallon; Tanners do. ST.
Is per bbl -
PL.srER-Lump, at Rockets, by the cargo, $
13a3.
SoAp-Lee's, 81 81; Colgate's 81 4 cents.
SrARcn-1s a Sc.
BgEswAx-25 a % c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
l. away from the subscriber, on Sunday, the
10Th Of SEPTEMBER Negro Man named Richard,
about thirty five years old, five feet, five inches
OF more, high, of Il dark or brownish complexion
with scar over the left eye, and stiff lore-iinger
on the right hand, and suffers at times very bad
H. He had on, when he left me, Il suit OF com
mon homespun cloth. He has passed, when run
of before, under the name of Asa Steward, as
free man, and may assume the same, Of some
other name Thu above reward will be given 10
any person who will deliver the said negro 10 me-
or secure him in Jail 50 that get him again.
CHS. HUDSON.
Meckenbure CO., Oct. l6 lSlt-C2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
BY Dunlop. Moncurc Il Co.

Commissioners Sac at .iuciioR ~ Central Corr
maHding Real EShttc.
Dl virtue OF decree OF the Chanccry Court
ID OF The Richmond District will Ice sold on the
premises, on Monday, the 2lst October. al l.:
O'Clock, that central, mos, commanding square oil
Lots, situated between 9Th and 9TH streets extend.
ing ilom /. or Main 10 u Cary streets, being
Nos. SIS, 5Sl, 602 and 603, according 10 the plan
OF the city OF Richmond.
Also, Lot No. 81, situated on the Canal, al the
Intersection OF p and Gih streets
Also, Lots Nos. G55 6J6, 61i and G115, being tho
square situated between Il and c streets and II
and ID streets.
Sale 10 be made in the order as advertised, on
the following terms, Ia wit:
Onc-eighth in cash, one-eichth in 6 month";,
one-cshh in II months, and The remaining five
cishths al The expiration Olive years, all from The
day OF sale with The privilege 10 the purchaser t1
continue The credit upon The last hve-eghls 10:
the lifetime of Mrs Thomas Taylor, il she sur
wives the FIRST five years; the said five ei9hths por
ton of the purchase money 10 bear interest from
the day of sale payable quauer-yearly the pug-
chaSer> 10 give negotiable notes satisfactorily TN
dorscd, for The payment OF the twoeighlhs a, the
expiration of six and twelve months; and for the
residue, bonds with good security payable a.
aforesaid and the title 10 be retained subject 10
the further order OF Court.
\ plan of the Lots may be seen al the office Of
the Auctionee,>, Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.
WILLIAM GAIT,
GEORGE w MUNFORD,
Sept 20--ctds Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
WIN. ALLEN,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

No. l0f, WEST Mars STREET,
UTOULD respectfully inform his friend. AMI
w those who have 50 literally paironised
him. that he has just returned from the Northern
Cities. where he has selected with grea, care 4
beautiful assortment of FALL GOODS in hi,
line, comprising Cloths, CasSimeres, Vestings,
Gloves. &C., aud indeed every article constituting
a Gentlcman's Wardrobe. He has spared No.
pains in the selection of the above Goods, and
would respectfully ask the attention Of his friend.
10 them, feeling assured that the terms upon which,
he will be able 10 furnish them will be such a.
TO give satisfaction, being determined 10 sell
them as low as such articles can he purchased al
any Northern or Eastern Establishment, style ana
quality considered. Sept 3o-eolm
MUSIC! MUSIC !!--Octoter Eth, loil-
Nl p. III. TAYLOR has just received large
supply of New and Fashionable Music among
which are
The Celebrated Polka Dances.
A variety Of new VALVES, &c, composed BY
Wallace.
4 number OF new Wing Songs, Quicks,eps,
&c.
Together with large assortment Of Songs,
Marches VALUES, Quadrilles, Variations, &c
Cali At the MUSIC STORE, corner oil Man
and lllh streets, opposite The Banks.
Oct lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
October 5--M3N
AND SUGAR PLANTATION

COTTON AND SUGAR PLANTATION
" IN FLORIDA TO LEASE.-The sub
scribcr is DESTROYS 10 lease, for term of five or
ten years, 10 some responsible individual the
whole, III such part Is may be desired OF The
plantation called Buowyile, consisting of four
thousand acres, eight hundred and fifty of which
are cleared for cultivation, situated on Smiths
creek, near NlusGueto inlet, about Dry miles due
South from ST. Augustine, East Florida This
Plantation r considered, and was selected rs one
of The best in Florida: The soil and location are
extremely well adapted for the culture OF! THE long
staple, cotton or tobacco, and the growth of sugar
cane is uyuriant in that latitude. There is
large growth oil ike oak and cedar upon the cs-
tate This proposal offers great advantages 10
any Southern gentleman having the negroes and
a wish 10 settle in Florida, as terms would be
very liberal. For further information address
w G. BUCKNOR, New York, or
J. w. BRYANT, Esq,
Oct. l5-2awiw Jacksonville, East Florida.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
OHIO

The Columbus Statesman of Monday, gives
returns from all but four counties and says, Bart
ley (W) is elected BY about thousand votes
For Congress. Is Democrats and Wings. The
Democratic Central Committee have published a
noble address, urging our friends to battle, and
promising them victory on the lst November
The gallant Tod says "Whether am elected or
defeated, 90 At oaec into The fight for the Isl OF
November" Can such spirits fail OF success!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
- 4sss=- - - =
DEATHS.

Departed This life on the 18th inst, at the resi-
aence CT James Gallagher, on Grace street, p
TRICK MAcHEs. in the list year OF his age llis
funeral will take place this afternoon al o'clock,
from The Catholic church. The friends and ac-
quaintances of James Gallagher are requested 70
attend without further notice
Died. at Liberty Hail. in the county OF Nelson,
on the 10Th inst after protracted illness, FRANCIS
H.RTwELI. CaBELL eldest son Of \. Francis
CabelI
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.oYTs PRIZE OFFICE, RlcHMosD, Viz


\. i. Gentlemen visiting Richmond should al
ways call on Hoyt, il they would like prize.
Bate Of Yorktora Lottern.
$50 000!! Alexandria Lottery. Glass +, for
1911, 10 be drawn a, Alexandria u. c.. on Satur-
day, l9h October, 1871. - Nos Ii drawn bal
lots Grand Scheme: $4,000, 10000. $1,000,
Iu90O, 5000 1000, G00o, 5000, 1000, $500, i OF
1000, : OF LEO, I'D OF 800 10 OF ,230 81 OF
1000. 80 OF 800 30 OF 400 100 OF 300, 100 ii 80
10 Of 300, l2i of 80, III Of 100, 81.
Tickets S20-shares in proportion.
A Certificate OF a package Of 26 Tickets will
be sent for SS28o-sharcs in proportion.
So 29i Alexandria Lottery Glass 81. for
1871, 10 be drawn al Alexandria, d. C., on Satur-
dav, October the 26h, 18Th. Splendid Lottery
1921, II ,7Gl, G,0oO, 5000, 5000 80 prizes oil
900, &c. &c.
Tickets $l0-halves 5-quarcrs 30.
Certificates Of packages o! - whole Tickets,
$50; halves, is; quarters, - 81.
-5'Tickcls in all the Lotteries advertised by ].
G.. Gregory < Co, constantly on hand. uriers
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 will
prompine>s; and the drawings Of Lotteries sent,
when requested To all who onler ol
Oct ID. NJ. HOlT, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE.-ln pursuance of decree of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Louisa county, pronounced on the l2,h day of
September, 1914, in The case of David \. Jones
and Thomas NJ. Jones, merchants and partners
and Daniel Perkins against the heirs of Benjamin
B. Duke, deceased, | shall, as commissioner APP
pointed by said decree, on the OH day OF Deem
o'clock, A. NJ. proceed to sell publicly to the
highest bidder, al Louisa Court House, subject 10
the dover OF his widow, all the real estate of
which the said Benjamin b. Duke died seized
and possessed, consisting OF two tracts Of land
one lying in the county of Monroe, within six
miles of Union, and containing about two thou
sand two hundred acres-lhe other lying in The
lower part OF the county OF Louisa, and con-
tanning about five hundred acres. The land in
Monroe is considered valuable, and might be
made profitable stock farm. 1t contains a large
quantity oil iron ore, OF very superior quality,
and is not far distant from the White Sulphur,
the Salt Sui phur and Sweet Springs. The tract
lying in Louisa, is of excellent quality well
adapted to The growth of tobacco, wheat, &c
and is highly susceptible Of improvement. There
is upon it large and colnmodious dwelling
house and all necessary outhouses.
The terms of sale will be credi, Of one and
two years, equal instruments except the expen-
SEES attending the sale, which will be required in
cash--lhe purchaser executing bond with good
personal security, and The title 10 be retained till
the last inslalmcn. is paid.
MARY p. DUKE,
By 2. GuEnRANr, her Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
ALBANY, Oct. 10.

A very rainy day Flour is, however, flrmer
today, with several transactions, at trlillns aa
one.half ., 81 62s, and the balance being old
f,anr al "a SOY. Last evening sale Of 500 bbls-
.SaforlS afioat at 81 ST.. Also like amount
went off at 81 SO, which is quite below The mar,
l,et Few transactions in grain Butter / - :
cents. The receipts yesterday were, Flour IL, 19l
hbls.; Ashes 223 do; Cheese 267, 900 lbs Butter
s.. 700 do, Wool 10000 do; Wheat 3,Oo3 BUSH
els; Barley 1892 do; Oais 2.S44 do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
Mccl,lenburg CO., Oct. lG, lslt-c2m
Fire Hunted Qn1 iSAetg-~ren Acres Of Laad for



S0tc,
T YING in the County Of Cumberland on
IL Appomal,ox River, and abou. six miles be-
low FarE;-illc This tract is one of the most
beautiful and desirable in the Upper Country-is
among The best, il moi the very best Of its size on
the giver-com5lncs what is rarely found united,
fertile soil, fine water, health and navigation
from It's border. The Tobacco raised on this
Farm is known TO be of the best quality, but il
might be more profitable, if converted partly into
Grass Farm-the bottom land, consisting of up
wards of 200 acres, being we'll adapted 10 It's
growth. The soil * based on felspar which con-
tains Potash or Lime, and is susceptible of very
high state Of improvement BY the use Of Glover
and Plaster. The Dwelling House contains :
rooms with fire-places, including basement and
garcia good Kitchen, separate from the Dwell
ling, Ice House-a very large Granary, with
Wheat Machine, Tobacco Houses Stables, &c
The Farm will be shown, ana terms made known
by Mr.. WoodalL The Overscer. Letters on the
subject may be addressed To the subscriber, living
near Warrenton, Fauquier.
JAMES Fl. FITZGERALD.
Oct l-w4W
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OLD MARKET HOTEL.

VI-I1 4EIfINNT.I ITO III
FINllE Proprietor OF The above named House
J. returns his thanks 10 his friends and the pub
liz generally, for pas, favors, and bcgs leave 10
inform them, that he i receiving By every arrival,
large supplies OF FRESH OYSTERS which
he can warrant to be as eood as any brought /,
this market The evidence Of this can lie pro-
duced at any time. He is also supplied with
all kinds Of WILD GAME, such as WILD
TURKIES, DUCKS, PARTRIDGE, SORA.
&c., &c, &c, in their season.
Families supplied with Oysters on The inost
accommodating terms Snacks served up 10 o.
der.
The public are requested 10 call, ami test III.
quality and quantity Of the above.
GEORGE T.. SADLER
Oct I1-l2t 9. West Main 81.
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Twenty Dollars Reward {!

- S,rayed near the "Hal.- Way House,
~ between Richmond and Petersburg, a
UG pair OF large, fine dark bay HORSES
with wagon harness on. They were used in Pc
ter>burs. on the 10th inst. by The r. F. Artillery
Company The above Reward will be paid on
delivery either 10 Mr.. Potiaux Robinson, Capt
Thomas H. Ellis, or al the Enquirer Office.
Oct lS-u