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EIICpTOF GOV ARMUO.


General Ksarnsv proclaimed hinlssV Governor Of
Ncac !Merieo- Tie Star-Spaagisd Banner fy-
ing from The Gorcrnor's Paiaee-Rejo,cing Of
lie Peoplc- Preparation to Marchto chihuahua
Resistance THREATENED, sc.
An express had arrived al For, Leavenworlh,
bringing the gratifying news OF The entrance oil
Gen. Kearney into Santa Fe, without the firing
OF a gun, or any opposition from The Mexicans
whatever. The ST. Louis Republican has receIv-
ed diary from an officer OF The Army OF The
West, from which we make The following high
~ interesting extracts:
Thursday, Aug. l3-Srared al - NJ, Colonel
Douphans regiment in sight as We leli The camp
We soou mel the spy company, (Capt. Bent)
who. with his small party, had captured four
Mexicans, we'll mounted and armed They sum-
moued him and his parry 10 surrender but the
captain told them that ne thought their Saies' plan
was To surrender 10 him. They prudeni'y con-
scnrcd 10 do So They acknowledged themselves
sen! to ascertain vino We were. They were made
pri oneTs
One al The Me1icans who was taken day be-
fare Yesterday, was dsarmed and sent forward Ic
his village, distant 81 mics, with letters and pro.
plantations. He promised 10 meet u. lo-mor,
row Al miles, We came TO the establishment
Of a Mr.. Wells, an American. He had an abun
dance Of horses mules, and calllc. With him
was another American, who had been sent from
Santa Re BY an American merchant OF that place
10 inform Gen K. that the Mexicans were 10,
600 strong, and had determined TO meet us hiteer
miles this side of Santa Fe, al deep raVlne
which they were Terrifying. He stated, as his
opinion, that not more than 5000 would be vel
armed; and also, that ,hcy had four pieces OF can
non.
The Americans at Santa Fe and other towns
are very much alarmed for their safely. The
Meyicans tell them, that il defeated, they viii re-
turn TO the towns and villages and take iuii ven
seance on Them.
Friday, august l4.-Starled at o'clock; a
four miles mel tour Mexicans sent By Gov. Ar
milo 10 Gen. X. with letter. They were dra
eoon. dressed in roundabout and pants oil Ugh
blue cloth, similar TO our own dragons, with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
Valuable Tract Of Land
ON JAMES RIVER IN THE COUNTY OF CHEs
TERRIFIED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

TERRIFIED, FOX SALE AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold al auction on FRIDAY, the 9th day of
October next upon the premises, al the hour Of -
O'clock m., lair, not, the next fair day, the Farm
In the county Of Chesterfield, called "Kingsland Level"
It lies on James River, and is bounded BY IL the lands
Of Dr. Gregory. Messrs. Titus C. Rice George Coxe's
Estate and Others and about miles below the City Of
Richmond. The Tract contains by recent survey s23
acres, of which about one.haf 10 open land, the
balance in woods.
Apart Of the open land, say acres is very rich and
productive, the remainder is Of fair quality, and with
little attention could be easily Improved Much OF the
wood land is Of fine soil and is said by those Intimate
y acquainted with it, to be equal to any high land in
that county. The buildings this land are of an ordi-
nary character, though deemed sufficient with few re-
pairs for the of the Farm II is deemed unncces.
sary 10 give more minute description % this Tract o.
Land Is presumed that those wishing TO purchase,
will view the same and judge for themselves viii
be shown with pleasure any time by MIR Charles j.
Fox, who resides IL, and for further information, re-
ference is hereby made TO Mr. William Henry Temple,
who rented It for The five years preceding this, at an an
nua rent Of $500. AS owner Is anxious and deter
mined SELL persons may attend the sale, with the po-
sve that IL will be sold. Terms-one quar-
cash. balance in equal nstamens at l. and years,
for bonds bearing interest secured by Trust Deed
Sept. 99-ctds w. GODDIS, Auctioneer.
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ALBEMaRLEI.aND FOR SALE

by virtue Of a deed oftrust executed to me by Ma
- thaDel ID. Goclsby for The benefit Of John Crank,
aud of record in the Clerks Office of hlbemarle county,
shall proceed To sell the tract of land conveyed in SAID
Deed by the name Of East Ridge, on the 18Th Of octo
be- neA upon the premises, at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, for cash. This tract of land Is situated
N the vicinity Of the village of Warren, within mile
hom the James River and Kanawha Canal II contains
About four hundred and seventy acres, three hundred
y Which are cleared, and the remainder Is In woods
me soil IL OF the hes, description Of red land, and pro-
ae-s tobacco wheat, corn, &c, in great abundance
h.Fe - i small dwelling house upon the tract, two to.
oaec" houses cabins II Ia In good state Of
land.
Allen oaafes, Esq, who resides upon the premises,
d 4. aanahiei Gooshy, will show them to any person
DESTROYS ofpnrchasine
snoid The sale he prevented by bad weather on the
'ay appointed 1t VIII be made on the next fair day.
us PROBABLE that, on the day Of sale an arrange
mem . may oe made by which the amount Of cash re-
oi,s. WIN no. exceed thousand or fifteen hundred
The ,,r,s !. hs,;. WIN DC gwen for the remainder.
ne utie 10 oeiievcd TO he UNIQUE s;innah,e but acting
i'uS'ee' snan only convey such title as is vested in
mr. GEO. w RANnoI piI =. 800 ''
Sept. ll-clm u''ee'
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Enp SALE OR RENT

TINE Ben, Creek FLOUR MILL, which is in the j.
j mis of the new county Of AppomaitoS, bordering
upon the line Of Buckingham and within mule or less
Il The James River Canal and III miles by this route
above The city of Richmond.
This Mil has fixtures very SUPPLEMENTARY COM
n has high standing in Richmond and other markets.
The county adjacent to the mill is rst-rate wheat
growing part Of Virginia.
Those who may he DESTROYS of embarking In the ma
nuacture OF flour will find this mill advantageous In
An respects; and those who may have disposition to
engage wooilen cotton other kind of nanufac-
ory would find this property very suitable to such an
undertaking. The mill house is large, and the dam Is
constructed most sody and endurably The house it.
ser could converted into cotton or woollen manu-
factory or such mandatory could be added 10 the
icur mill most conveniently and advantageously.
MI Andrew White, who lives AT the Mill, viii show
this property any DESTROYS Of purchasing or rent
ins the same. For terms, apply 10
- RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, Albemarle county, near Warren.
Aus. Cleft
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A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the Estate lying near
i Prince Edward Court Honse, known as Springfield.
The Tract Of Land contains 800 acres very fair pro-
portion oi which consists of excellent wood land and
low grounds, large quantity Of improved high land,
with good buildings, and oil necessary improvements
for comfortable residence II is situated within one
mile u Prime. Edward Court House, Two miles from
Hampd-n Sidney College, and seven miles from Farm
vllis These places furnish constant and excellent
market for all Of lis productions. There is no place In
Virginia entirely healthy, and society superior
IN intelligence and morality TO that In Its immeda,e VI
cniiy. It's nearness to the Court House and Conese,
afd superior facilities for education There are ,wo
Court House.
The overseer will show the premises 10 any person
wishing 10 them. Persons wishing 10 purchase,
address the subscriber at Farmve, Prince Edward
county, Virginia.
Terms One third cash. on delivery OF the deed
and the residue in and two years For the deferred
laymests, bond and security will he required
CHAS. 5. DARLINGTON.
Farmville, Prince Edward, July 3-c4Ot
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AT Who'll SALE.
r. Il ]. S. JAMES g. CO,


-.vSNo. 100, West Main street,)
III os now IN store large and extensive assortme nj
ed for ,bs rr f AND FANCY DRY GOODS, select
nsrss sns hs aad ne Trade all of which are Of III,
purchased s;nrs "es and hest makes and having beer
20 osl such to their eon,y
examine their s,, o. van make II 10 their interest &c
They deem s'ueS esa,s purchasing elsewhere
they have on hand, their the articles
Thev n KEEP, ~ Ha0issai. Dry Goods Hop,.s
attractions on aau 'nai their presents
and purchased this season a'"'os' entirely fresh
~ 4 coll is respectfully solicited. a., -
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raRMFoR SALE. IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY
TRUST SALE OF powHATAN LAND

TRUST SALE OF POWHATAN LAND.
ny virtue of deed Of trust executed the 18th day
ID of March, 1889, by Elijah Bailey and Mary his wife,
to Lawson Burfoot deceased. and The subscriber
lev from the Washington Monument Fund, shall, as
surviving Trustee, proceed to sell, Tuesday the
Oath of November next, on the premises, Tract Of
Land in Powhalan county, containing 460 acres stu
one mile from the Genito Miis and is more particular
i described in the deed Of trust which is recorded IN
the County Court Of Powhatan. The land 10 In hne
condition. and is susceptible of the highest improve
ment. The Improvements consist of Z new and com
Portable dwelling and all necessary out houses and the
title believed TO be unQuestionabe, though, as Trns
tee, shall only convey with special warranty The
sale will be for cash. JAS E. HEATH.
Aup lA-cwtds
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

THE undersigned, by an arrangement with Messrs
i Jones 4 Winston, whose general grocery business
will sill, command his attention and care, is authorized
prosecute regular Commission Business 10 tins CITY,
For this purpose he offers his services his friends and
public az an agent for the sale OF all kinds Of country
produce purchase and sale Of all kinds Of merchan
disc and property Of every description, settlement and
collection of pension and other claims hire of negroes
&C. Ills charges for service In any Of these depart
of business will be usual, except for grain In
which case 10 meet the demands Of the times, in short
crops and low prices, he will charge but ono cent the
huse upon all cash sales and will make remiitaDces TO
any par, Of the country He may at all times, when IN
ihe cy. he found The Of Messrs Jones & win
s,on who viii carefully and under his own inspection,
promptly execute all orders for goods addressed either
10 chem or himself. GEORGE r. PEAKE.
Richmond, September 2a-cIm
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

~ From the subscriber, residing nj City
nN\ Point in the county of Prince George, on
IN THURSDAY. the 10th September, LIGHT
-l-lLBAY HORSE, between four and five years
old scout five feet high, tall, full and toeraby long;
has white SPOT in his face abon, the size OF dollar;
without shoes; ane somewhat rubbed by the collar,
aud pirlly white at that place, and al another place
about half way The neck the latter place not very apt
be discovered without examining lie does not pace,
but trois and gallops roughly purchased him and his
match last Spring from Mr.. Henry Falrbank Of Rich
nond A liberal reward will be paid TO any one who
wl him 10 this place, give me such in.
formation viii enable tn get him again; and If
stolen additional reward will be given for such in
formation AS i'll lead TO the conviction Of the thief
CHRISTOPHER PROCTOR.
INV Point Srntember 25-c6t
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RIDDLE-The following riddle DAYS the
Boston Adversely j, attributed to MIR. macau-
lay, the Essayist. We believe j! has never been
in print, but our version oil il will prove nearly
or quite correct.
Cut of my head, and singular am;
Cut off my tai and plural appear;
Gu, off both head and tail, and strange TO tell,
Although my middle's left. there's nothing there !
What is my head, cul OFF, sounding sea.
VIVA, is my lail CO.. of? A roaring river,
Within whose eddying deeps peaceful play,
A parent Of soft sounds, though mute forever.
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INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND
FEVER-No Cue, no Pay!

TAR PRICES AGUE AND FEVER PILLS are
~ ran.ed TO cure Ague and Fever in from twenty 10
thirty hours, if directions followed Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases IN
no instance have thirty been known fail They are
prepared from simple vegetable medicines. Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box or 81 per
Dozen Planters and Farmers would find It to their IN
terest to keep supply on hand as they may thus
large Doctors Bills The Pills can be put up IN neat
letter packages and by mail at letter postage The
propretos In order preven, countereits and mposl
ion are Determined not to establish agencies All
ders must be attended h The cash. pest paid. and d-
rrc,ed 10 DR.. C J. KENWORTHY 4 CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
N. B. The money will be returned in every case OF
f,,urs Univ 3l-ctf
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DWELLING HOUSE AND TANNERY
FOR SALE AT AUCTION

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscri-
ID bers a. Trustees, by Col. Thomas P. Richardson
and Catharine his wife, hearing date the 5h day OF
June ls43 aud duly recorded in the Office Of the Clerk
OF the County Court of Charlotte, shall proceed to
sell at public auction, AT Charlotte Courthouse, on
THURSDAY the o2ud day Of october next, the lot of
Land near the Court house, now IN the occupation of
the said Richardson, containing u S acres, on which
are situated neat and commotioua Dwelling House and
he terms will b. liberal, and will be made known on
the day of sale. no,,,,o,
RICHARD /. GAINES,
Charlotte c. H., Sept 29-CtdS
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LAND FOR SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale two valuable Tracts Of
j Land, situated in the county Of Spotsylvania
and the other In the county of Caroline They are
knnwn as Farish's &c Plunket's-Farish's contains
nho 400 acres and Plunkes contains about SOC
II no sale should be effected privately before the 18th
NJ S.o,embrr next they will then be sold at my Farm
called Westw ood (which adoins Farsh's at auction.
In the mean time, it will give me pleasure 20 show
these lands 10 any person DESTROYS OF viewing them;
S.,, artf WM. BANkHEAD.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

I WILL pay the above reward for the apprehension
ana delivery to me, or the confinement in Jail, so
that get MIN, my man MARTIN, who left my Farm,
near Jonnson's Springs Goochland county, about the
FIRST OF May lie is about six feet high, dark Mulaito
square shoulders about 9. years DID, and speaks quick
wnen spoken to-can SPELL and read little. lie has
vile al Mr. David Andersons Farm, Yanceyville,
In Louisa county. CHARLES FORD.
July l0-cwtf
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DAVID ]. WOODFIN,

AT'TORNEY TT LII
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
vsLL practice regularly in the Superior ana inferior
r,mhsrland Fluyanna and PowhataR. All business
confided 10 him will be promptly attendedto TO.
~ rar
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WAS committed TO the Jail Of Lancaster county, Va,
w on or about the 18th day Of July, ls46, Negro
Woman, named Ma!inda, Of dark complexion, about 5
fee or inches high; had on when committed dark
calico frocs The owner is hereby notified TO come for
or she will be dealt with according to law.
&. K. WADDY, Jailor.
I.nc,sirr c Il Senf oQ-ciw
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7 AW NOTICE.

CHRISTOPHER C. SCOTT and ABNEk A. sIIIf
seorr Sr,TH in all the Courts Of Law and Equity IL
South Arkansas. .,v ar,.nso.
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WIDOW OF TEE LATE PROFESSOR
DEW.-Among the names Of passengers who az
rived in the Great Western, a! New York, few
DAYS since, we notice that Of Mrs. Matilda Dew,
widow OF The lamened Prof Thos. R. Dew,
late of William and Mary College. After a
short absence from this country, and under the
mos, melancholy circumstances, this es,imabe
lady returns 10 the bosom of her parents, in the
valley OF Virginia Her father, DR.. J. Hay, OF
Clarke county, We were pleased TO notice, ani-
we'd in New York day or Two before the arrival
Of Mrs. ID. in this country.
Richmond Republican,
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xxT DASIELL recommen ces his Instructions In Mu.
w. sic on the Isl of October. He will, usual give
lessons on the Piano Forte and Singing Terms
therefore,. Apply at the Music Stores. Sept. 2s-cei
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The telegraph announces the result Of The De-
mocra,ic Convention held at Syracuse on Thurs
day for the nomination Of candidates for Cover
nor and Lieutenant Governor. Silas Virgin,
Jr, and MIR. Gardiner received the nomination.
Unt0n.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEGRO Es
AND OTHER PROPERTY

ON WEDNESDAY, the l4th day Of October next Al
~ half past 10 O'Clock, f fair, if not the first fair
day thereaerl at the Brick House The late residence
Of Edred W Saerwhi,e, deceased directly at Enfield,
King William County, will be sold by public auction,
without any Of limit or reserve twelve Negroes
tSlaves,) Men. Women, Boys and Girls all likely and
valuable nil the stock of Horses, Oxen, Cows Sheep
and Hogs the Crop of Corn, Oats Fodder and Shucks
nil The Farming Utensils Of every kind aud description,
(pret,y good,) and all the Household aud Kitchen Fur
niture consisting Of the usual variety for pretty good
honsekeepers, belonging 10 the Estate OF Eldred w.
Satterwhiie, deceased. -.
THE terms will be- cash for the Negroes, and credit
until the 18th day Of January next for all sums over Sl0
for that and under, cash for all the other property
The purchasers to pay The money, or execute bonds
with satisfactory security, as the case may be- before
the delivery Of the pTop"ry.
0y- invite attention TO the above sale Of valuable
property particularly the Negroes, as II is seldom that
such Servants come in market
JOHN POWELL, Administrator
or Eldred w. Satterwhite, deceased.
Enfield, King William County, September %, 1886.
FARM FOR SALE, IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
Pursuant 10 a decree of The County Court Of King
William rendered AT September term is4a and at the
same time and place of the above sale sha'i, az eom
directed in the said decree, sell at public anc
on 10 the hght bidder that Well known anu desirable
Farm, called DUNN'S containing 2o5 acres situated d.
rectly on the public road leading from Enhed 10 pap
new 1, Tompkins's Ferry, adjoining Mechanicsvlle IN
the County OF King Willian and - miles from iIen
mond. The improvements consist of comortahe
Dwelling House and The necessary outhouses. Inc
Land is about the medium quality, the location healhy,
and the neighborhood good and desirable
deem any further description unnecessary, but IN.
vite all persons wishing TO purchase TO examine ior
themselves. Mr. C. w. Fuller, who resides at the
Brick House, directly adjoining, will take pleasure in
showing the Land, and giving any other Information
in the premises.
The Terms will be, one third Of the purchase money
in cash. and the balance in IL months. Bonds win
good and sufficient security, as the decree directs, iof
the credit payment.
JOHN POWELL, Commissioner.
Enfield, King William County, Sept. 2s-cw3t
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Mp. Willis is married again. His bride is
said to be petite, spir1tueile, and an heiress.
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The Wing press have referred 10 the move
men,s Of The army on the Rio Grande, as CONF
pleely jus,iying Gen. SCOTS predictions 'ha' i
would be impossible 10 move into The interior Of
Mexico until the Isl September though in sub
seoucn, letter. we think, he fired The Isl October
as The period. The last news informs us thai Gen.
Kearney, with the Army OF The West, took pos
session of Santa Fee and proclaimed himself Co.
vernon of New Mexico, on the 18Th August :
Will the Wing press give the Administration
credit Tor This prompt and successful movement!
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Major General Jesup, Quarermasier General
LEI, the city This morning (says The Union) for me
frontier Of Mexico, 10 take up'n h'mse1 The gene
raj direction of the affairs OF his department in
that quarter This step has been taken with a
view 10 provide for every exigency without The
delay and inconvenience which sometimes result
from waiting Instructions from Washington, and
in order TO secure the utmost efficiency and Geo.
nomy to The measures OF that department.
We have no doubt that this movement, de-
liberalely and duly taken, will contribute essen.
italy both 10 the efficiency and the economy OF
the war
We understand, also that before General Jesur
left Washington, he had recently purchased two
more excellent steamboats,, on very moderate
terms. for the operations Of the Rio Grande, in
order 10 save the high treshis which were DE-.
manded for the transportation Of our stores
Other appliances have also been recently adep;,
ed which will save much expense, and contribute
mos, efeclually to the transportation OF The neces'
sary means for our army.
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The Union gives an interesting account OF an
interview between the President and delegation
ofine looking, elegantly dressed Winnehaso lndl-
ans, from The Mississippi River, within The lerrilo-
ry OF Iowa. After several speeches. sraceiul
young chiefmade present TO the President OF a
beautiful pipe, "the emblem Of peace and friend
ship, sen, by the Great Spirit 10 he red man, at
which the "Grcat Father" the Chief and Com
missiouers each look ,rhif. The Commissioners
10 arrange The exchange with them of another
body of lard for the present, 50 as 10 remove them
beyond the limits OF the State Of Iowa, are MIR.
Paris, 81 Comptroller of the Treasury, Colonel
Albert, and Major Andrews OF the Army. The
Indians do not like TO give up their present
grounds but the matter was TO be acted upon final
IL on Saturday,