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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08

NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE At AUCTION
TINE HERMITAGE, lately the property OF
i Mrs A. Mayo, on The Richmond Turnpike
and Rail Road 10 Washington, about one milo
from the Corporation line, is for sale. That part
OF il between The Rail Road and the Richmond
Turnpike Tor Broad street continued) on which
the Mansion House is situated, contains about
100 acres will be laid of into lots CT 10 IL OF ID
acres, lying on Broad street and on a street 10 be
laid OF on right line with Clay street, SO as to
form number OF beautifully situated lots, each
fronting on wide street, and having handsome
elevation Tor building SITE
On one of these lots is large and commodions
dwelling house fronting on Clay street, formerly
the residence OF the late Col. John Mayo, sua-
BILE Tor large family or public school-with
number OF other buildings which could be put i'll
excellent order al very small expense.
That part the Hermitage living north Of the
Rail Road, containing about 100 acres Of land,
mostly IN wood and timber, easily made produc-
tive Tor farming purposes, because OF The natural
fertility oil the soil and conisuity 10 the city OF
Richmond, will be divided into lots OF 90 10 30
acres each, all having either eastern or west
ern troat on road connecting with Broad street.
A constant stream Of water passes through il.
SYDNOR'S POINT TRACT, containing
nearly 200 acres, lying between the Wesibam
Turnpike and The James River Canal. About
onelhird OF this tract is cleared and now produce
tive, The balance in WOOD which, by the Canal,
on its southern boundary, is easily gotten TO mar.
ket.
A portion of the wood land is considered fne
Tobacco land, and it is believed that valuable
stone quarries exist along the banks ofihe Canal.
This property will be divided into two or more
lots 10 sui purchasers, if desired according 10
localion-and together with the lots at The Her
mitage, lying within short distance OF the city
and The Colleges and other public institutions in
the city, and being in healthy neighborhood
where there is good society," is considered The
most desirable property in this part Of the State
The plais OF The above property will be ready
BY the 10Th September. In the mean lime, and
until the day OF sale, all The lands and lots, with
theil boundaries, will be shown by MIR. Thomas
Talley, who resides near the Hermitage, and will
give any other information desired
Terms Of Sale.-One- fourth cash. the balance
in three equal annual inslalmens bearing interest
The above sale will take place on TIL URS-
DAY, The 18th day Of October next at Il o'clock,
at The Hermitage. r. H. CABELL,
And other Trustees, under the will Of Mrs. abb
gail Mayo. Sept. l-eolds
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LOTTERIES.
SIcalfnn,s OMce


MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TIE ENTH
~ STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg, No. az, Sept. I.
y p AZ IL 60 ] As IS 3 l9 20 GO.
Schemes for the Week.
Draictng recciued euery dap at O'Clock, p. M
$4,000! 10000
Tuesday-New Jersey, No. "a. Capitals: -
$4,000, 10000, $500, IL of 1000, 80 of 1900,
SO Of 900, &c. 10 Nos IL drawn. Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters so.
$4,000! 5000!
Observation-Disclosures, No. 36. Capitals
$40, 600, 5000, 1000, 500. l,400, 1883, 10 o
l ,000 &c. rs Nos. Is drawn. Tickets 5; halves
2 so; qrs. 25.
$4,000! 10000!
Thursday-New Jersey, X. Capitals $780,
900, 10000, 5000, 5000, 2,272, 90 Of 1000, &c.
10 Nos, II drawn. Tickets S. halves 2 so;
qrs. 25.
$4,000 10000
Friday-Monongalia No. 3d. Capitals: $4 :
900, 1000, GAO, &c. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tick
els 81; halves so c.; quarters 25 C.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars
Saturday-Sussex, Extra, 1T. Capitals S4,-
600, | 900, GAO, &c. rs Nos, ~ drawn. Tick
els ST; halves SO CTS; qrs. 25cts.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Monday morning-Aexandria, No. c. Ca
plals: $4,000, l2,0OO,l70O0, 1870, so of 1000
SO of 500, &c. rs Nos Is drawn. Tickets $40
halves S; qrs. Q so.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass d, for 1916, to be
drawn al Alexandria, September 49, IS Nos.
Is drawn. Capitals $4,000, 10000, 10000
so OF 900, so Of 500, SO OF 400, 100 OF $50, &c
Tickets SIS; halves SO; quauers3 IS. Ger
tifcales Of packages OF 2G whole Tickets l60
% halves so; &c quarters 40; 2G eishths 90
N. B.-Tickets in all Lotteries advertised BY
Messrs. j. G Gregory & Co., The Managers, fo
sale at this Office, and on the same terms.
Orders tor Packages, Certificates OF Package:
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will b'
promptly attendcdto anddrawings sent when re
auested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Sent. Richmond. Va.
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FALL, 1916.


TINE Races over The above course will CON-
mence on the Sd Tuesday, the 18th day Of
September and continue three days.
First Day-Two Races: lst, sweeps'ake for
year olds, mile heats-entrance $50, halt tor
feii; two or more to make a race. % race, same
day, sweeps,ake, mile heats free Tor any horse,
mare or gelding that never ran race-entfancs
so, half forfeit, with $50 added by the proprietor
provided two or more horses start in the race;
the stakes to close on or before the first day OF
September.
Second Day, Wednesday-One mile heats,
free for any horse, mare or gelding.
Third Day, Thursday mile heads, free
for any horse, mare or eelding.
This is new Club, started few days ago
now upwards of 80 subscribers-and think there
will be double that number in short time. For
the amount Of purses, see hand bills.
JOHN ALLCOCK,
August l-cw4w&dw4i Proprietor.
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by Kent Kendall & Atwatcr
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION

I'M GOODS Al AUCIlON.
On THURSDAY the 10Th September, COM
mencIng al 9 o'clock, We will sell without re-
serve, al our Warehouse, on 18th street, large
and handsome assortment of fresh and desirable
Dry Goods, suited TO the Fall and winter trade
among which will be found
Wool black, blue and invisible green Cloths
Black and fancy Cassimeres
Oxford mixed blue and fancy Satnets
Blue and cadet mixed Kentucky Jean,
Plain Linseys, kerseys, Tweeds
Flushings and Pilot Cloths
While and scarlet Flannels
Cloakings and Cloak Innings
Prints of new and handsome styles
Apron and Furniture Checks
Black and cold Cambrics
Gala Pais, Alpaca Lusres
Tartan Plaid and Damask Shawls
Silk and Cotton Hdkfs
Hosiery, Suspenders, Gloves
Ingram and Stair Carpets
Bleached Shirtngs and Sheetings
Brown Drillings, Tickings
3-4, rs and A Brown Domestics
Patent Threads, Spool Cotton, Tapes, &C., &c,
&c, with many other styles OF seasonable goods,
10 which We respectfully invite the attention Of
the trade.
TERMS Under 100 dollars, cash; over 100 dol
lars, months credit, Tor approved negotiable pa
per.
ADDITIONAL.
We have invoices 10 hand, and shall receive
in time Tor The above sale, several additional con-
signmenls, among which are
20 cases splendid new style Prints
10 cases Sainetts OF desirable styles
100 pieces fancy Cassimeres
S cases rich Cashmeres and Mouselines
10 cases bingham and cotton Umbrellas
10 cases Kerseys, OF different grades
cases blk and cold Alpaccas
cases Irish Linens and Brown Hollands
5 cases Tweeds and Coddinslons
cases Canton FlaGnels, &C., &c.
To be closed without reserve.
KENT, KENDALL x ATWATER,
Sept. = Auclioncers.
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LOTTERIES.
Woyf,s Prize Office,
NTO.3,EXCHANGEPLACE, RICHMON
IN VIRGINIA.


MO. 3.EXCHANGEPLACE,R RICHMOND,
IN VIRGINIA.
There annears 10 he scarcity of money with all ex-
cent The patrons of HoYT With them il is plenty
He filling their pockets with capitals aud in their
turn each will be served Inc arrangement oil schemes
for September IL i'll he Observed Is tIcellent-and all
NJ u0Y1nS old parois must be served with prize;
and all they have to do is 10 p themselves IN ncks
way; and 10 do this, make ioi remittance and me
Arrangement is alee;-lic WIZ 1.-THE balance All
who I,vr dawn ur,zrs and all who have Eni, should
have tickets now. ilofT IS ~ luck and l. about TO
send forth an immense amount o. capital przes:
See Schemes below, and make rrmlttances directly
70 tue s'e'' '~' d. NJ. HoYT, Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1916.
10000 DOLLARS!
New Jersey Lottery, Glass "A, for 1885, be drawn
at Jersey City, September 7. - n-.
70 Number Lottery. Drawn Ballots
Prizes:
2 prizes of 1000 goo 50 &C.. J., 500
" Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters2 so.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass C, for 1885, to be drawn
al Alexandria, September - - n,... o.r.
7s Number I.otlery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid scheme:
! nrizeo s3u ,oO0 so prizes of $500
$4,000 lo2 " 3UO
Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters 81. Certificates oI
,,ck,ses Of Of Whole Tickets $780, 26 halves 60; &c
quarters 30.
Alexandria LOTTERY, Glass ID, for 1916, 10 br drawn
on Saturday, September ~
Is Drawn Nos. out oil a.
Capitals.
p''s - On mn so 400
10000 100 23o
,0 900 &C. &C.
Tickets SIS; halves So quarters IS: Certificates
If packares Of &c whole Tickets slGO; a6 halves ~;
e6 quarters 40; a6 eighlhs 20
IN 900 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass +, for lS46, I" be drawn
al Alexandra, September 20.
,., go. 900 prize of saOOO
p''1e " 10000 so /" 900
- 6O0O % 500
+, ). 3lIO &c. &c.
Ticsets $40; halves s. quarters 50. Certificates Of
packages Of IS whole TICKETS siio; % HALVES - -
quarters ~ So. ,,o,,, r..
Ann IL. NJ.
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DUVAL s. PURCELL,
RrupTUiSfS.

AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, NADER, IN
DIGo, AND OTHER DYE-sTUFFs, WIN
DOW GLASS, &c.
No. lat, MAIN STREET,
OFFER their usual large and we'll selected
" stock, which embraces general assert,
ment we'll suited TO the wants of The trade and
consists in part Of the following, in quantities 10
suit purchasers, on The most favorable terms'
1000 lbs. super. Spanish Indigo
3 hhds. superior Nader
10000 lbs. White Lead, dry and in oil
% bbls. Spirits Turpentne
80 bbs. Castor Oil
500 ounces Sulph. Quinine
40 bbls. Copperas
800 lbs. Extract Logwood
5 cases Annatto
8 bbs. Copal and Japan Varnishes
1900 lbs Red Lead
1000 lbs. Lilharge
5000 lbs Saaeratus
1000 sup. Carb. Soda
so bbls. Logwood
so lbs. Prussian Blue
68 lbs Chinese Vermillion
Q cases Gum Shellac
5000 lbs. EPSON Sails
10 casks Eng. Venetian Red
10 casks Spanish Brown
cask Nutmess
Q bbls. Camphor
100 baskets Salad Oil
IS boxes Pearl Starch
50 gross Backing
bbls. White Ginger
3 bbls. Cloves
100000 Cigars, assorted qualities
10 cases Chrome Green and Yellow
And, also, $50 boxes Window Glass, Of Wins.
low and Mullica brands, single and double thick
ness.
Besides the usual variety OF Medicines, Che
micals, Painters Colors and Brushes Combs,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Articles, &C,
&C., TO which the attention Of purchasers is IN
vited.
N. B.-Particular attention paid to packing
and shipping orders.
'DUvAL g. PURCELL, Druggists,
Aug % l47, Main street, Richmond, Va.
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SOUTH WEST MOUNTAIN LAND FOR
SAFE

WILL. until the 10th Of september next, offer al
i priyate sale the Tract Of Land which reside,
containing seven hundred aud eighy-fve acres, con-
sidered one of the tracts IN the South West Noun
tap. adjoining the lands OF Robert Hill Carter, Dr. u.
: Randolph and Others. The said Tract is situated In
a naphborhood proverbiay healthy-is finely watered
hy snrings and running streams in every field, and IN
th4 midsf az society remarkable for its intelligence.
The land has very fine SOIL being Of the red complex
ion coIured by peroxide Of iron which characteristics
The red south West Mountain lands OF Aibemare-
there il besides considerable portion of mountain Hats
About five hundred acres are cleared, and IN good
state nj cultivation the balance in the original growth
NJ nonIar hickory, &C. II is situated ten miles from
Charlottesville and >coltsve, the public road con-
meeting the two places, and within four miles Of Mrr-
tn, improvements consist of comfortable Frame
DwrInr House, with seven r0oms-hre- place IN each
yoom-Barn Stables IceboIse, ard excellent double
Iahins for Negroes with stone chimneys.
The following will be the Terms :-Dne-third cash,
m. In ancr in nne and years; the latter payments
10 he satisfactorily secured. c.
ShonId b- land not be sold before The 10Th Of Sep
ember il will then be offered on the premises al public
auction. | would greatly prefer selling privately, ana
il il hoped, that persons desiring to purchase
viii annly 10 me Immediately in person, which would
he nrrferred or by letter addressed TO ME FL Charoes
Mr. William r. Parish, DIR. Hardin Massie and DIR.
Charles Carter are well acquainted with the Land ana
are referred to. iohAe
Aup II-cwtsthSept.
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yAIUAgIE LANDS IN MARKET.

ID ESOLvED 10 emigrate during the present Fall 10
IL the South West The undersigned viii offer al public
SALE his residence, The 18th Of September next,
his several tracts of land, situated in the county OF Ca
roline. They known as SPRING GROVE, WEST
WOOD 4 fARlSH'S, and comprise III the whole about
25DD acres.
SPRING GROVE, my homestead, situated on the
Richmond, Fredrl icksburg and Potomac Railroad, Is
within ten miles of Fredericksburg, and contains 200
acres. The fertility OF The soil Is unsurpassed IN TINS
section Of Virginia. IL is peculiarly adapted To Tie
growth of fine Tobacco, such used by manufacturers
for special purposes for foreign export On it IS
reclaimed marsh, perfectly secure from innndation.
which Yields average Of from eight 10 twelve barrels
Of per acre, varying according 10 the seasons
The buildings embrace large Dwelling, Kitchen, Ice
Carriage and all other outhouse5 in good order. The
Barn OF modern structure, and commndIously arrangrd
is located within / of mile from the Railroad, en-
which is out, built for the convenience of the
Farm. Such the facilities of transportation To
Richmond Fredericksburg, that from three 10 five
hundred barrels Of corn may he delivered IN day.
WESTWOOD. adjoining Spring Grove, contains 72o
acres, upwards Of 2O0 OF which are reclaimed marsh
Few tracts pTrsrn. stronger inducements 10 capitalists
Than this Knowna unusually productive, Il has con-
yenienty apportonrd The cleared and woodland so as
to present but comparatively slight difficulty TO the pro
prrtor in procuring fuel and fencing. The buildings
for several years past have been unoccupled hui with
slight repairs may be made comfortable. they are
eligbly situated on an eminence, commanding view
Of lie surrounding country, winch Is exceedingly PIC
turesqus and attractive.
FARISH'S, contiguous to Westwood, Is n separate
tract, Of 400 acres, 100 of which Is alluvial bottom
lands-snllfd Ia Corn, Nhtat ana TOBACCO. ~ nis
upon il an abundant and varied assortment Of Timber
for building aud other purposes. The Indigenous
growth is Oak aud Hickory, indicating III this region
soil more peculiarly adapted 10 the cultivation OF obac-
CO, III n superior quality
The above Farms will be offered separately at pri-
vate sale until 18th Of September when, II not sold,
they Will he disposed Of publicly on that day. Intend
ING in few days 10 leave the STATE on trp 10 me
South West, any persons who may desire IN my ao-
sence view either OF the tracts, can do SO by calling
on my ovrrseer, Mr. Reynolds, who resides at Spring
Grove.
The terms third cash. with credit oil one ana
two years upon the remaindrrhe deferred payments
secured by Trust Deed upon the premises, and
personal security.
In The OF selling my lands, will expose 10 pun
lie sale at The time and place, my stock of Horses
Mules Cattle, Hogs, sheep, Plantation Utensils, 6c
upon terms made known al sale.
JuIy ol-clds WILLIAM BANKHEAD
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FALL STOCK OF
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. ,

HAKDW AXE, % LEK1, nc.
TINE subscribers are now receiving, rer ships
i Yorkshire and Stephen Whitney, and shall
open in few days, from barque PhGnix, direct
from the manufacturers, in England, their Fall
supply OF Hardware, Cutlery Saddlery, Guns,
&c, together with large and welselected as
sortment OF American Hardware, purchased Of
the Manufacturers-all OF which we offer at the
lowest prices.
Country Merchants and others visiting the city
are requested TO call and examine for themselves
VAN LEW, SMITH & Co,
Sept. 2-dlt&c4t No. "A, Main i.
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Wortharln's Office,
MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND. VIRGINIA.

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery, Glass B.
IN 81 Al IA II IL So 10 50 % 6S 67.
Drawing of the Sussex County Lottery, No. ll6
% % 9 62 6 lS 81 81 IL 65 81 IS Is.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
10000 Capital! Extra Rich Scheme! New
Jersey, Glass No. "a. Prizes: 10000, 10000,
$500, 10 prizes Of 2,OOO 30 of 500, SO Of 900,
so of 500, IS Of 300, &c. rs Nos, ~ drasn.-
Tickets $40; shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
10000 Dollars Capital! Alexandria, Glass
No. SO. Prizes: $4,000, 5000, 1000, 800,
14OO, 1883, 10 prizes Of 1000, 10 OF 500, 10 OF
$50, 10 Of 200, 90 of $780, 20 OF l25, 200 Of 100,
&c. Tickets So; shares in proportion.
Lotteries to he Drawn Mt Alexandria Soon,
September l2lh-Alexandria Lottery, Glass &.
$4,000, 10000, 1000, 3,270, so OF 900, so OF
500, 1872 of 800, &c. Tickets 10.
September i9th-Aexandria Lottery, Glass D.
$4,000, 10000, 10000, 5000, 4,277, OF 5000,
so Of |, 900, so Of 500, SC. Tickets 10.
September 26th-Alexandria Lottery, Glass E.
100000 10000, 6 600, 3,l40, 5000, $500, 1000,
SO of l,000 &c. Tickets 10.
ErAll orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums Of SIS or more, at this Office, without
charge Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Sent. Richmond Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue OF deed of trust, executed 10 VIII
y liam Selden and John Parkhill, by Freder-
lex A. MAYO and Dorolhea his wife, dated The
24th day OF June, 1919, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF Henrico,
for certain purposes therein specified, shall pro-.
coed 10 sell. on SATURDAY, The 18th day Of
September, 1876, in front of the Bank of Virgil
mia, in the city of Richmond, at the hour oil
o'clock, P M, the property in the said deed con-
veved, being described as follows: six lots or
pieces of ground, lying and being in The county
of Henrico near Port Mayo, 10 wit: Lot No. !,
opposite TO No. ID, belonging TO William Allen,
containing i65 feet in length by 81 feet in breadh
Lo, No. 9, opposite Lo, No. II, belonging 10 Viii.
liam Allen; Lot No. s. opposite Lot No. 10, be-
longing TO Alexander Fulton; Lot No. 4, opposite
iLoi No. 9, belonging 10 William Depriesl; Lot
No 5, opposite Lot No. S, belonging 10 William
Depriesl, each Lot containing los feet in length
by &C feet in breadth; Lot No 6, opposite Lot No.
Z, belonging TO William Depries,, containing l65
fee, in length BY 80 in length, all adjoining each
olher;-said lots being the same conveyed 10 The
said Frederick A. Mayo, BY William Mayo and
Lucy his wife, by deed bearing date the Oath day
OF June, 1919, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Henrico.
Er The terms of sale will be cash. The title
10 the said property is believed to be unquestion-
able, but such title only as is vested in me will be
conveyed. WILLIAM SELDEN,
Acting Trustee.
Sale conducted by
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auc,.
Gent l,ds
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TO FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS.

TO FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS.
GREAT REDUCTION AT PENlTENTIARY STORE.
TINE subscriber BY late order of The Board,
i is now able to offer, at greatly reduced
prices,
5000 yards heavy double twilled Kerseys, for
Negro mems clothing.
1000 yards plain and striped Lnseys, for Ne
gro womens' clothing.
In Store, for Fall purchasers,
500 heavy ready made Kersey Goats.
200 pair ready made Kersey Pants.
5000 pair BROGUES, with a large asson-
menl of coarse and fine Shoes, equal to any in the
market.
two horses with cart and wagon Harness in por-
tons.
Warranted AXES-very superior.
Also, Wheat Fans, Refrigerators, Wardrobes,
and Furniture of different kinds.
For sale, at Penentiary, very superior ari-
Gle lof BURR MILL STONES, WAGONS,
DRAYS, CARTS, &C., &c.
The above are offered on very accommodating
terms. and purchasers would do well 10 call al the
Penitentiary, or at the Store, on
JAS. c. SPOTTS, Agt. Pcniteniary,
No. 9, l4lh street, leading TO Mayo's Bridge.
Sent 3-tf
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LAND NEAR BUCKINGHAM COURT
HOUSE FOR SALE.

~ ,;,,re If a Deed OF Trust executed BY Dr. James
Is Austin and WIFE for the purpose OF securing the
,r,,an, NJ debt 10 George Booker, as Executor OF
Samuel Jones deceased which deed bears date .s av,
uay ~ ~. C,srk,s Office OF Buckingham county, The
Undersigned Trustees will offer for sale to the highest
LII, Sar cash. on the premises, on SATURDAY, the
18th day Of sepembsr next fair and no; ne mex,
aa ay,ahs Tact of Land which DR.. Austin now
.sises The Tract contains three hundred and forty
ak acres Of which about one hundred are SLATE kivei
od,n nd in good repair, and the land in good cond
,,on I, il situated within two miles Of Buckingham
and in one OF the best neghborhoods In
Virginia. Jofin On '" ., nnIncE Trustees.
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By Last Evenings Mail.

VERMONT ELECTION.-The returns so
lar as received indicate that there has probably
again been no choice of Governor by the people,
and the probable election of Messrs. Henry, Col
lamer and Marsh, in three congressional districts,
and no choice in the fourth The vote in The
eighty. three towns is-for Eaton (Whig) l0,502;
Smith (Dem.) lib; all others, 2,726. There
are fifty-wo Wing representatives elected, thirty
Democrats, and four Lberly.-[N. Y. Mirror.
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CommissiOn business.

TINE undersigned continues the business here
i lofore conducted by Minge g. Russell, on his
own account, and under Tie same style and firm,
and sol,c,ts the patronage OF his friends and &C
quaintances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion OF Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention 10 their interests, and all the bene-
fl OF ten years experience in selling The staple OF
our State COLLIER II. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
II Refers to: Gen. John Il. Cooke, Edmund
Ruifin, Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minge,
and D. c. Randolph, Virginia.
Anril 2l-d&c6m
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After reviewing The Troops of our neighbor
city, parIaking of some refreshments, and recelv.
ing the congratulations of the public, the Cover
nor and suite returned 10 their quarters in Ports
mouth. al the Crawford House. To day they
visit Norfolk. We feel gratifed in stating, that
every think like political feeling has been avoid
ed, and that all parties have endeayored 10 do
what they could to show respect to-their visitors,
and render their stay among us pleasant and
agreeabie.-[ Portsmouth (Ha.) Ne'c Era, Sept. S.
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BROAD ROCK FOR SALE.

AN authorized by the owner 10 make sale Of The
above valuable property. The whole tract contains
$50 odd acres Of Land of most excellent quality, con-
siderable portion Of which IS well wooded, and has on
il Dwelling House beautifully situated, though
somewhat out Of repair; and, also, large Tavern
House. attached the Race Field, which makes IL
repble OF easy division, which will be made To suit
purchasers The situation is healthy, has line water
on it, and is within four miles Of Richmond. Ii not
sold privately before, il will he offered al public auc-
,ion on The premises the last day Of The races, the
18th September next al the hour Of IL O'Clock, VI.
TERMS liberal, and made known by application TO
auc 1-ctd w GDDDIS Aurt.