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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-31
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLS FOR
SALE

~ rorormjtv to the last VIII and testament of John
,sKenney de eased, will, the 5ih day Of No
y,uhc, neIt sell to the highest bidder at public aae-
ton an the pre- misses, the FARM on which the tes'asor
resided, together with the Mills thereunto belonging 81
rted on tie 81 taponi river, about hileen miles south
of fred-riekshurg the main road leading 10 hien-
mlnd ana SIX miles West of Guinney's Depot, IN an
sxts.abr and healthy neighborhood. The Farm con-
ains hundred and seventy acres more or less on
which comfortable dwelling House. with Inc neees-
sa out houses and very valuable Mil, erected on
never failing has three pair OF stones, Two io
grinding corn and for wheat, with boiling clntns'
and all Other machinery necessary for manufacturing
inur--tosether with Saw MIL and Cot on Machine,
al Of which are in excellent order. Two pair OF
driven by iron machinery, on the most APP
proved plan.
There is also on the premises convenient and COM
Portable Store House, which is filled with Goods
esi5y located ut suitable distance between the mills
and dwelling house Ifdesred on the day OF sae the
Land Store House and Mills may be sold separately, TO
SUIT purchasers.
such dei.aae property rarely comes into market, and
good bargain NAV now be had. All who may wish to
purchase ars requested to call and examine tue prem
ses for themselves which there will always DC ouno
some person 10 show than the property
TERMs.-ore thrd cash, the residue IN ~ months,
with The day 81 SALE TO be secured by ponu
and security, and a decd Of trust on the premises
JOHN F. McKENNEY.
Surviving Executor Of John Mckinney, deed
Sen,
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

THE subscribers at No 49, Main street, have JUST re-
i ceived and opened a beautiful assortment OF ne"
and fashionable GOODS, for ladies' wear to which they
particularly call The attention OF country merchants aho
Others purchasing in this market
Super Fou ard Rips, rich and beautiful articie
Fine new style Cashmere he Coss, English and rrehen
Super figured Roumeias
Super figured McDaras and Zenobas
Striped and changeablc Albertees
FIGURED Enlans and Foulard Musns
Plain and figured Alpaecas
Black and blue Coburgs, for ladies' dresses
New style Fall Prints large assortment
Woolen and other Shawls, In great variety
Linen cambria and other fIandkerchefs
Long haf-fngered Mitts, black and white
Black and white silk floso
Jaconet and Swiss Musiins
Plain and check Cambria, large assortment
Iisle lace and Edging
Paris Gimp and G. rides, black and eolored ,,-.,,
Black Bomba zine, Silk, Florence Braid ana WHO"
7onnets
Ronnet, Cap and Lustrlns Ribbons.
These goods with many others, have been selected
with much care and will be offered TO purchasers OF
tremely low. - n,r,ypv
Esnt 0-cHUtf
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THE sub.crib-r VIII offer, a,auetio' On me ea.d
| on rhr lOt,i az nccemarr next, the Es'ale 49,
,I,>InpA me la,. residence Of Col. Sampe, att
,nalnns, BY survey, four hundred anu a.. nj
,hr acre. Of these. one hundred aud Az. ,sa az one
,., Iv rriupds of the finest quality, more .hah o".
sa,I ,ei-. are heavily tnbered enc greMter par. "
,s.ch i -'i;hin TWO miles Of ChaIiottesVhe, w. ,
,s r,,mands a ready sale ami high price ne Ies,,
;, aat hal has been seeded in wheat TINS ran, We,
: mas. This Estate Is situated between wv" s aiu
49, mics North of charlottesville, and within louf
mes 4 iae University OF Virginia, In wealthy nesh-
th al trmarkablr for its intelligence and nora''y
the Gi.anna river, which bounds the Estate Is hafi,
en-, ior bateluy in both OF s branches fnr nst anu
). mites ,bove IT, TO large manufacturing mills OF me
a.he., repu,e There il also another Large mill one
ntl.e below on tributary of the Rivanna. Inc I'm
Ioyemen. consist Of large and elegant brick dwell
lns md al necessary out houses. 80,
TERMS one fourth on the 18th February, 1916, and
- due ~ three equal annual instruments
Immediately after the sale Ct the land, there WIN aso
=. o,!r-sd a, auction thirteen Young aud likev We
.rp- ali TIC stock Plantation Utensils and Househod
"a .oture and The crops OF Con Hay and Tobacco
Ger io-r,ds GEORGE WATSON CARR.
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SUPPLY OF FALL AND
WINTER GOODS.

VALENTINE, BREEDEN Il Co, have received BY
Railroad and Steamboat and Packet Ll nchhuIs fof
New York, a choice assortment Of Fancy and staple
pry Goods, Of the following descriptions which, with
those before hand comprise almost every article IN
their line
Super rich, shaded and figured Cashmere De Eeosse
Super black and plaid Alpacas
Plaid ombre shaded Thbrt Shawls
Pomraiour Plaid siik; Kabyle, Broche, and plaid do
Black and fancy coored Silk frnges and Cords
Grape SUarfs, Handkerchief and Points
Thread and French Lnces Edgings and lnsertings
nch-wUkcd Collars and Lisie Edgings
Steel Buttons, Ginps and Cords, and TaaselS
Cloths and Cassimercs. Ssft'"-''~
super 2 ply. and Ingram carpstinr and Rugs
alfred AZ lie lowest market prices for cash. or city &C
&c otances VALENTINE, BREEDEN CO,
No. pit, Broad street, shoeSoe Hili.
Oct lS-c2aw2w
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school for Young Ladies',

at PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.
THE second session Of my School will commence on
the first Monday in November, and close the
fourth "Wednesday in April. The course Of studies
braces all those subjects usually taught in the best
minaries OF the kind. There many advantages at
tending the peculiar position Of The school, The build
ngs large and connodious having been erected Tor
the purposes Of Female Seminary
Dr.. Z. Meuauer, a gentleman Of distinguished sci
entlhe atianmens, will deliver full course Of lectures
on Chemistry These lectures will be amply illustrated
by experiments.
Rev. Professor Sampson will deliver course Of lee
lures on Moral Philosophy.
Boord, including every accommodation, 500; Tuition
$ls Music SlS use Of Piano 81. A small extra fee will
he charged Tor those attending the chemical lectures
village, on reasonable terms.
Sept. 26-wtiS ROBT C. BRANCH.
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THE TENNESSEE SENATORIAL ELECTION

THE TENNESSEE SENATORIAL ELECTION
Took place oa Tuesday, the 2lst Instant
We take The following sketch Of proceeding.
from The Nashville Banner of Wednesday,
Messrs Turney and Nicholson Editors Of The
Nashville Unon) are Democrats. We do not
know The politics Of Mr.. Dunlap; they are proba-
bly Democratic. The Wings seemed 10 concen.
trate on MIR. Bell After nine ballots there was
no choice. Lei this event, full OF mischief to the
cause, be warning TO the Democrats of our own
Legislature. BY union and harmony alone, can
our strength be kept together, our principles vic
,orious. Unless we move together in a body, the
Wings will slip in, elect their own favorite De-
mocratic candidate, create dissensions in our
ranks, and materially impair The power and moral
influence Of our party
CONVENTION OF THE TWO HOUSES.
ELECTION OF U. STATES SENATOR.
The two Houses having met for the purpose Of
elec,ins Senator, MIR. Guild made some highly
complimentary remarks in reference TO The
claims of Gen. Trousdae for This Office, and
ihereupop Withdrew his name as candidate
Mr.. Garner then put in nomination for that Of
flee Hopkins L. Turhev; Mr. Thomas nominated
A.O.P. Nicholson; Mr. Williamson nominated
MIR. Dunlap, and ,hereupon the convention pro-
ceeded 10 vote, and upon counting The votes they
stood as follows. viz
LIST. Ballo,-For Mr. Turney -; for Mr. Mich
olson 40, for Mr. Dunlap :; Mr.. Bell sc:
2nd Ballo,-For Mr.. Tourney II; for Mr. Mich
olson 50: for Mr.. Bell De- G. A. Henry 5; Milton
Brown 81 C. Jones 2; w. Il. Haskell l.
The Convention proceeded TO make two other
efforts 10 effec, an election, bu the vote stood for
Messrs. Nicholson and TuIney nearly as it did
on the Isl ballot, aud for Mr.. Dunlap an increase
OF a few votes, while about thirty votes weIe cast
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China Hall.
FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AM
EaRTGENWARE

EARTHENWARE.
ny The ships Monieznma and Adirondack, via New
ID York and the Virginia. at City Point, from Liver
pool The subscriber received the larger portion OF his
fall supplies aud by the ship Iaikaway, from Liverpool
daily srrected al CITY Point he will receive the eman-
der sf his stock Of China and Ear;henwarc direct from
the manufactures consisting Of new shapes and patterns
y the regular packets FROM Boston he 10 in receipt OF
his suppes Of Glass from the manufactures, and Is pre-
pared 10 offer very large and desirable assortment Of
superior Goods In his line
Country Merchants and all others are particularly In
10 examine his GOODS and prices strong induce
ments will be offered to those who buy for cash and to
punctual customers. rs.
A very large assortment Of Lamps Looking Glasses,
HUGH A. WATT,
Anp &C No. n West Main street.
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FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

The news by The Great Western will be found
TO be full c interest. The dropping condition ot
The Cotton make; ausnrs no good 10 the pecunia-
~ affairs OF this country; but The demand Tor
American Flour, produced BY the clearly ascer-
tanned failure Of The crops abroad, will give a
new impetus 10 The grain market, and put money
in the pockets OF the farmers who have held back
their wheat, and Of our country and city miliers,
so important class in our Stale. The n. Y.
Sun sketches The following melancholy outline Of
European affairs. The French troops slaughter
ed by the Arabs in Algcria-the attempted re.o-
luton in llaly-he anime in Russia-the Hoods
in Great Briiain-ihe plaques and muTain, af.
icclins fish, flesh, fowl and yegeiables-all serve
10 make up as d. rk a picture OF the trans-Atan-
Tic world, as conli be conceived. But ore single
ray OF light pcrvades the sloom-and that is, the
pacific adjustment OF The Oregon question, as the
probable good spring out OF SO much evil
"Grain markets are steadily advancing. The
German States have commenced prohibiting the
expnf, OF bread-st IFS.
The wheat crop in England is now known 10
be very lar below an average. The tuinip crop
is threatened with d,lemper like The potato
plague.
"Willmer & Smith sum up long review as
follows: 1T is, therefore, TOO certain that the total
produce Of The kingdom must be regarded as short
OF usual years, and steady and progressive rise
in the value OF bTead-siufis mus, be expected
The upward movement may, and probably will,
from lime 10 time, receive checks-bul, on The
whole, whea will we think, advance in price IN
Ill next Spring.
European afl.irs present threatening ASPECT.
England and France will have enough Ia do at
home, without interfering in American affairs
"War with America for Oregon is now neither
possible nor probable. Ensland's millions lock
10 Us for bread and collon and tic Ministry are
most anxious 10 settle all points Of dispute be-
tween the two countries
Famine with all lis horrors appears 10 be sta
ring at half OF old Europes population, and an
all pervadins cry for civil and religious freedom
rises on every hand.
Extensive floods, causing much damage have
occurred in Inc North OF England and Scotland
Much corn which remained in the field va. car
ried away. as also sheep and caltlt; some lives
were lost.
Among The l2S passengers by the steamer
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JUST PUBLISHED,
And for sale 6y j. WARROCK,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
Al, A n A OK,
For the wear lS46

CALCULATED by David Richardson, OF Louisa
u county Virginia, containing lists of the Courts Of
virginia and North Carolina and Of The House Of De-
lie gates, Senate aud Congress OF VTslna, complete
In The amusing department will lc found The Honey
moon over; The Birth Of the Flower. The May Queen,
tSunso Variations Of the Rose; The Four Leafsd
CIovrI: The Orphan Girl; Be Kind Each Other;
Adams Fins, Sleep; Complete List OF the United
States Navy, Aaoai aud Building; Variety is Charming;
Ari,hmetcai Questions; Riddles; Rebus Puzzle; Char
ads. and number of other pieces. Aug. l9-cif
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lure, TO take The sense Of the voters of the State.
al The next annual election, for or against Con-
Nventon.
Eesolred, That we regard the mixed basis OF
representation as the true principle Of represent
talon.
Reso'rcd, That The Chairman furnish the SEM
Tor from this district, and The Delegate from this
county, with copy OF this and the proceedings
OF The former meeting upon The subject of a Con
vention.
Api then, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
I. r. LOVE Chairman.
J: D. L. MONTANA, Secretary.
Fairfax county, Va Oct 81
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICH MOND, VA.
Thursday Morning, October 80, Is45.
FLORIDA-ONCE MORE

In politics, as in every Thing else, il is true phi
"lhere's many slip between the cup and the lip"
We yesterday slated that there might bea chance
for Brockenbrough's election. Yesterdays Times
satisfies US lha, there is capital chance for his
success. That paper says:
Jewish il may not turn ont that we halloaed
yesterday before We were fairly out OF The woods
or rather everglades with regard TO Florida. We
spoke so confidently then, from mistake a. TO
the number OF counties in the State. Taking The
returns which were at hand Monday, We thought
there remained but two eonnitcs-but il appears
the Stale has added several counties to her list
since The publication Of the latest map or list OF
counties of the Stale we had. Whereas, the Tai
lahassee Sentinel, received yesterday, brings ad-
dtional returns, and there are yet oar counties 10
hear FROM According 10 the Sentnes table,
MIR. Cabels majority Inns far is II. The SenlI-
mel adds
"This leaves the result extremely doubtful
South Florida must decide it. What she will do
We can't tell. Democrats count on about hun
drtd majority Wings allow them forty TO sixty.
Sew OF the above majorities are from official
statements, and the contest is 50 extremely close,
that figuring from others is uncertain business"
We shall regret 10 hear that Mr.. Cabell IS de-
feated. We had received enough TO INSPIRE nope
where none had previously existed, and disap
poinlment after that, would be none OF The plea
sanest. Sill we hope he is elecled-and II ne IS
moi, lie and his friends will have the consolation
of feeling that he has done his duty, and that he
has given encoura cement TO the Wings of F'lori-
da, by his own example, which may yet urge
them ON 10 victory.
We fully agree with The Times, that Mr. Cabell
ha. done his duty. He has done more Than any
of his party ever accomplished before, or even
dreamed Of doing-he has almost succeeded in
slorming one Of The slronghods Of Democracy.
This should be gratifying enough, even should
his own high hopes and those of his political
friends be extinguished by defeat.
But We differ from the conclusion ofthe Times
as TO The present result holding forth hopes Of fu-
tu-e victory to the Wings Of Florida. Our
friends, there, will learn a useful lesson. They
will be convinced by The present doubtful and
critical contest that il i'll becomes The scntnels 10
sleep on their posts, when the Citadel is in danger
The Democrats who stayed at home will be
aroused 10 wipe off all doubt hereafter as to the
true position Of The new Stale. Mr.. Cabell has
come nearer success than any Wing can hereaf-
ter fauer himself He ought to be content with
giving US such fright.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
IAN MINOR L. WIN. III. JONES

.I3vG united 10 practice Law in the several
|, Caui;s OF tluvanna.
NJ. residing at Louisa c. H., attends on
Il, separate account the Courts OF Louisa ana
y II. J., residing at Palmyra (Fluvanna Z.
II aYepIs. on his separate account, the Courts
- albemarle and Buckingham. Oct 9-cs''
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RICHMOND, 1875

on Messrs. N. S. Brown, G. A. Henry, ]. C.
Jones, Bell, Foster, Joseph H. Williams Haskell
and Million Brown,
And, lhereupon on motion Of Mr. Thomas, of
Marion, the Convention adjourned ill , o'clock,
P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The two Houses having again met, proceeded
with the election the results on the Gin 1lh Sh
and 9th ballots not differing materially from those
on the Isl.
No election having been made The Convention
adjouraed till tomorrow. at O'Clock, A. NJ
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Iron and Salt.

% TONS well assorted country Iron.
~ 100 sack. Ground Alum Sail; for sale by
JONES g. WINSTON,
o02o-clm Below the Bell Tavern.
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100 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from Mount Airy, near Warsaw, Va,
~ on the 4,h instant, BILLY GRlMSiIAW, tho fnie-
man of SIR. w. Il. Tayine's carpenters. He Is tau
slim uatto intelligent and shrewd about az years OF
age The above reward III he given 10. Biilys apnIo
henson and being lodged in jail, beyond Virginia; iht
" dollars beyond fifty miles, and twenty dollars Gih'"
800 Manager for w. n. Tayoe.
Nom, Airv. near Warsaw, Va Oct 0l-clm
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Robert Cawlhorn, Esq, has associated with
himself, in the Editorial management of the
Lynchburs Republican, bis nephew, R. H Glass.
Esq. The Republican is doing good service in
the Democratic cause and we wish il full sue
cess
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- ------------.--
tn THE pTRI.IC.
T0IropoTOMOY LAND FOR SALE

WILL be offered FOR sale publicly: on The premises,
ia ~, raj, day thereafter two hundred aud fifty acres
- i,d. belong TO the Estate Of Thomas Melton, de-
e-.,rd and known Mulberry Hill This farm has on
y :, romf,-,abls dwelling and other necessary out
. !. we'll adapted to the cultivation of corn, oats,
h,y and Early vegetables the last Of which may DC Guilt
,l:-t with profit for the Richmond market, being dis
Tan, rnly twelve or 10 iIte-n mics.
r.,.,s III Sal.-One third of the purchase money Will
h. r,alr,d 10 be paid the lSt day of January, 1896
ii. ,c.,nug two thirds in eqna instruments OF SIX and
Twelve months from he l.t day Of January 1910, ihe
tee. II tru-, on tie premises TO secure the payment OF
TIL 80, -,
VIZ Richardson. living at Mulberry Hill, VIII sno"
tie Land {, any one wishing TO see II.
WM. T. n. POLLARD,
Administrator, &c of Thos. Melton, deceased.
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,YING AND SECURING ESTABLISH

D1ING FIND SUI nt4NO = - =
MENT-REMOViL.
IoHN w HINES has removed his Dying and Seour-
j inr Establishment his house. directly oppo-
site Or Primers Church, franklin street. All Work
ne, and On The most reasonable terms. Thankful 10
generous public for their past ENCOURAGEMENT he would
renew hts pledge that all work entrusted to him VIII DC
done In the best manner and style
rif afN
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Among The l29 passengers by the steamer
Great Western, We observe ID. S. Carr Esq, Of
Baltimore, (U S. Minister al Consianluope, J
Rc7erdy Johnson, Esq, and family, oil BaIt-
more, and MAJOR I. Searle, clearer OF dispatches
from the Lepaii,n al LONDON
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VALUABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT
AUCTION.

Administrator, &c ,ot Ihos. McNon,
I-r li-etd>
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-18
TOT Inc " uIcInan anu JOurnuI.
RANDOLPH PROBATE DISTRICT.


perceive, III the last Vermont Patriot, com,
municatlon, charging good deal of blame upon
Messrs Bartholomew of Washington, Foster of
Tunbridge, Hancock of Orange, and Buck of
Northhed all of whom it is said were unsuccoss-
full candidates for reelection to the House on the
I'd instant, for their agency in deprivng this Pro-
bate District of the services of the Hon, Mr.. Villas
in tine capacity OF Judge, at the last session of the
Legislature. Now we suppose that according to
the principles of democracy, by which we all pro-
fSs to be governed, the people should elect their
own rulers. Randolph Probate District is entitled
to the same privilege. When the people are una
BILE to elect, then they need some guardian TO elect
for them. But whom shall they choose: Is Brad
ford Probate District the natural guardian OF Ran
,lolph? Why have they any higher claim to this
Office than Washington or Hartford ? The simple
fact that Bradford District is included within the
territorial limits of tho same County with Randolph
can make no difference.
1t the duty of every REPUCLcAN to look at
the voice of the people, expressed at the polls
Our self. styled democratic brethren are never will
ling to do so, when the popular voice happens to
be against them. They are as ready 10 ride rough
shod over the necks of the people, whenever it Is
in their power to do so, as are those whom they
choose to denominate British mOnarchiSis y glance
at the popular vote, in 1871, in Randolph Probate
District, completely justifes the course pursued by
the last Legislature, and glance at the same vote,
in lSi5 will indicate the course which should be
pursued at the present time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-18
FIRST RATE BUTTER. !

We had the pleasure yesterday of examining a
box of butter from the dairy Of MIR. Samuel Denny
of Mortified, and fine article it was. MIR. d..
makes his butter in handsome balls, or rather
squares, and packs in Eastwood boxes, which are
first well saturated with brine, and SO lined with
napkins that the butter does not come in contact
with the wood. Boston is his market, and his but
ter brings from % to % cents per pound. 1t may
be easier to manufacture butter which can be sold
at small price for grease, but it certainly is more
profitable for dairymen to bestow the extra care ne
cessary to produce a clean, handsome and sweet
article. Mr.. d. gets from ~ to 10 cents per pound
more than can be obtained for an ordinary quality