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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

9th street House Furnishing store.
nONN d BROS. have i'm store most com
- pete assortment of floods adapted to the sea
son. when comfort is sought and tokens of affection
are passing. We have thosn which are suitable an
the greatest variety. from the finest sofas aud
Portable chairs to articles of the most exquisite work
maushp in plate glass and china.
Only call and DOM BROS
y. BIO not miss the store FIVE doors above Ia
gets. at the corner Of D. Dab
doc 23-3t
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u LANk BOOKS OF every size and b nding, to
ID gether with a large stock of Mercantile st:
tionery nj low prices.
For sale at TAYLOR A MACRI
dec eft Book store ncar OF ct
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CLOTHING CLOTHING
Il K N STRATTON,S Aucttou TX Don

CLOTHING CLOTHING ~
At K N. STRATTON'S Auction IL Dom,
Tenn yrantd dre'"e, 5. side, near lwt I
7 HAVE just opened ard will fer 'or sale - large
i assortment OF Clothing. a consignment fr'moie
of the best ani largest establishments in hii.ie
phia. compri ing in part
Bla k, iiu", and farey colorcd Press srd Fr'ci
Coats
An assortment of superior Talma Clcaks
Also: Northwestern. IIuninill-. No air. Pesv'r,
French, and Belgian Cloth orer->s'bs all
Bsngups, &C.
200 airs black fancy Cashmere ard pceskin Par
tiooDs
500 black. fancy, satin. srrnadiue. velvet r'rsh
Cashmere. and Cashmere Vests
And a graf many other articles too nUm,r"u- to
mention.
those wishing to purchase will do we'll to ra With
ont DELAY, r. \. SrHATToN.
dc Eff Auctronccr.
I OsT-Betw-en sth anil 18th street. on rs sr'
IL eDue. a black T. al PURSE. c1rtaiIiog from
SI5 20 $50 in notes The finder will b. ihrr'ly re-
waried by leaving the same at Mr.. TASrETl'So or
corner of 10th and b streets, Island.
dec 2l-3t
1OUND-A pair Of gold sPrI1 ACLhS. 90 18th
i street, which the owner can have ty Tr'Niue
property End Pa, ing for this advrrtis, mt. Arfy
at the Bank ing House Of CnJBE Bkcc.
dc ut Init
| selves
Military shaving Soap
Luhir's do do
Roseirs shsving Or am
Usrrison's 10 DO
Badgers unir Shaving Brushes
Brsilr do do
Wade & Butchers Razors Of our cwn imIortt'
ton
And Parkers Razor Strop is inimitstle
For sale at PARkERS
Fancy aud Perfumery Store, under National
dec 2l-3t$
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" FA1H.-A fair for tie poor will be held
10 on New jersey avenu~. capitol Ill., Thurs
day, FRIDAY, and Saturday nights, December D. %,
dec 22-3t
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LING LISH Juvenile Books for
IL Christina A Laughter Book for Little
Folks: Picture Pleasure Book: Funny Lssye> 1 r the
Younger Branches; The Favorit. Picture Book
Grimms Household Stories Parley's Pr, .cnrs fr
1884: and large sssortrn.nt of other Juvenile
Books in attractive bindings with illustrations.
For sale NJ
TAYLT R& NlUEY's
dec 2Z--tf Book store. near 9th street.
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- GrandLodgeUn.t.u,,,,


~ Grand Lodge acknowledgements
H undersigned Committee Of Arrap-ensnts
would respectfully announce TO the Masonic fr,to,
niv and citizens and strangers OF the District IF o.
lunbi'. Alexandria, and other places that the ANN
nj installation Of Officers Of the Grand Lo !ge of Fr
and Accepted Masons will take place ruhlicly. ON
TUESDAY EVENING. the 9th instant at the Uni;
tartan Church, at the corner Of Ia avenue and 9Th
street, to witness which they are respectfully inyi
j.
meeting Of the Grand Lodge will be held a, Ma.
snhic Hal on the same dav, at o'clock r. p , at
which time the fraternity are invited
Printed prog ammeS of proceedings will he fur.
nished in the eyening.
W. MAGRUDER,
y. III. HoOE.
HER II HEATH
dec I'D Committee Of Arrangements.
Int lni"nl
A.< NOTICE.-A meeting Of those favora
FW& bic to the formation of Artillery Corps
10y 'ill he held Mt CaruSi's Saloon. on FRIDAY
4%a " ENINti. the 23l instant ut O'Clock
G. ". McLtNE.
dec 20-4t* Seq tro tenn
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IANEs, TOY BOOKS, & JuvcnIr,

- Ut y. =, II'Ii IUr Nl " Ilt ITuIH.
Washington. ID. C., Dee %, lS54-lts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER L, is5;
TIE PRESIDENT AND rnE SOUTH.

THE PRESIDENT AND TIL! quinn.
We suspect tho Whig press will find il difficult tasH -
convince The country the Administration o rfes'u
Pierce ia wanting in regard for The rights ol The Son
the cabinet even disposed 10 lemporise with aOo'
ism-an absurd supposition the South has an impfeghao
bulwark Of defence In the n"xbe patriotism ot nm WIZ
directs anI controls the policy of the Administration. u
not possible impair the confidence which Southef" NV
repose in the lirnncss and integrity of President Pfcc
His principles and his courage have been exposed 10 every
of temptation and trial. and il is absurd 10 suspect "
he will manifest either fear or treachcy when his l'''
honor, his position before the county, aud The ftsPc
pos,ey will be the forfeit of any compromise win apo
tionsm. hr Pierce has nothing higher TO achieve III w
field Of political promotion He is above the petty a"o'"'
of intriguing politicians His object is an historical
fane which he oan achieve only by consistent ads'''
10 the principles Of his past life and BY UNFOLDING lc
ritz OF the constitution and by promoting the best interests
OF his country 10 suspect him OF disposition To c"uc
nance abolonsm is 10 assume that he is wanting as 'ucl
in colnGun sense as in good lall
TO those who pretend to lind in The past lie oil F'es
dent Pierce sufficient guarantee o his fidelity lor Inc l'u'
we would make this suggestions await the development. u
the President policy in his Message TO Congress- au
YOU do not find there abundant security Tor The S0" ~
tell The pcupie that The coany is in danger. Fer our p
we hay e as much conf !cnce Ar. Pcrcc-n hIs cefm
na!cn 10 maintain The rights Of The South, - nc hau
draw his first breath The banks Of The Savannah ana
was the master Of his hundred slaves And We venture 10
pedc, that his administration will amply justify our ofh
ion Before many tbs The country will have an eAci
Of his policy, ard we hazard the IeS"" a'
in his Message 10 Congress- the South will find every proper
assurance and guaranty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

~ hNoWS and made manifest 10 all whom doli shall
OF may eoncern That have fled in the General Land Office
Warrants issued by the Register Of hc Virsina Land
Richmond State Virginia principal Surveyor
inc sci apart or the es aud soldiers Of The Commonwealth
o survey LAY ononc Land OF
flee Military Warrant number 9!3 Decenbcl 1885,
John Alvin s burne Clay counv Missouri and PATSY
Wells OF Harrison county, Thomas c., Martha c. aud William H.
Lishtburne Of Scott county and Richard shiburnc of Jcirr.
county, State OF kenucky Land Office Excaug. Military
rant No 53O 10 227 acres Scptemer 90 h. 1915 in
of the aforesaid Alvin Lishune Land Once
Military No 5G for i1 1897 issued etc,nber "a
1875 in the name he aforesaid Patsy Wels Land cc Exchange
Military Warrun No 527 far 4S 27 September 10
i in the name Of the aforesaid Richard T. Lirhburne and
office Exchange Military Warrant No 5a for acres Issnc,
the 29h OF November 1915; aud Land OBce Exchange Military
No. al30 for acres Issued December S1jn he
The above described warrants were issued In eonse
ration Of three by Richard Lehburnc eucn
Virginia State Navy during the war OF e and
named persons his heirs Al anu the said
Hardin, their assignee OF warrants numbered a5 am s The
bore mentioned warrants numbered 527 S 5s $50 and A arc
duplicate warrants issued part or orSnah warins w."
20 @ for 266C which original ~arran, was sost n c
ed Land Office duplicate" Warrant No 241 or iLo M
ens 2l7 which sued the 18th day OF December
IN Of Joshua Tugses services hree years Us
soldier me Virginia Continental Line and was os or
one haf Ct The said No 247 assigned 70 George
Hardin the 9TH day June s William llarss OF orange
county, Indiana and his wife Sarah the only child !ossaa
Tugges deceased above meioned Land Office Mia
ry Warrant No $685. acres issued November H. 1916 In the
of the aforesaid George Hardin assignee George Butler
who assignee Of Demia Fisher Polly Reddish Elizabeth SEQ
deceased which warrant No 535 duplicate warrant issued
part for original warrant No 4 which lost destroyed
revolutionary services war Sergeant Major the
Artillery in the Virginia State Line have application the
tain land under The provisions the Congress Of Au
gust 3st 1882 for the before mentioned land warrants.
GEORGE W. HARDIN, Of Bloomington, Indiana,
For himself aud Attorney Ter The hsrs af Lieut. R. LghbaEEs
Oct. S-sH3M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

'EiE Haie,el offers private SALE an Iron Property which
Is Of the valuable IN Central Virginia
s-e ." nap'j Creek four l'es from al Coy
E" ealacAons River Immediately the route both o me
4ea Rrr AMI Elnawha Canal and OF the Virginia Central ai
ht - G"ais about ii0 Of land several hundred Of
are s-rir ioc farming purposes OF which aoou ioo are
20 ., co. dm! q" itI' large part good meadow. -
i.e Sai abundant supply OF LIMESTONE wiin U0 yards o.
w .ti also, At i.as dsposcS oil IL RAULC LIMESTONE
- quantity ORE, three distinct strata, zone
"G ihdu character
W sGST FOUNDRY METAL and another the irs, quality Of BAL
iAoN This aIttscd. Ore abounis half
,e 10 is ound numerous points oil
lie the property, and within
'aFcaeap rates, absolutely it!exhawsiibc.
The consist of comfortable dwelling
ngs all new; FIRST rate Stone Dn Il feet high by $50
made the very best aud heaviest rous masonry aGd fur.
sag almost unequalet water power; Mil and Grs,
G 10Th and OF superior quality and speed Furnace
Na which Casting and Bridge Houses aud Machinery can be
.e by the time astock Of coal &C. could be- provided
r Of capitalists wishing largely the Iron
oes. all Its branches and particularly IN furnishing Castings
lot CVyIcon and Ohio Rail Road (Which is located within
ut Of the Sack specially Invited 10 the kabe
ion o; advantages possessed by this property almo
which, will be sold great bargain, the
'"'s ~: o! the STATE.
Address Damron, Covington, VA who will show th
i -rsons wishing TO purchase or Jas PaXton Gala
shanS, Aie.hany county J. G. HAMILTON,
sept it-rtf Chicago, Illinois.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
raE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
oGsLlsuED DAILY AND ss%i,~ nnxop AAN"''
~ L u NJ -

dollars at the rate OF ssG.
rpait shorter period than oic year rthe se.hi
r M ner annum and three dollars for SIX nohtS
a,s The s G Hso ey man, p's
~, sN h,s office may remitied per mall IN sood
ns risk Sss Ths pssss Of - sssEs as
s - writer. 1t 10 the accumulation Of "s
:;, business which operates '''''''''
t:.ys TERMS OF ADVERTISING
r,,,r SQUlRER:--Fur rES lines or less, his' ,h
IN y and every Insertion rty
poIen NV! we,h twice three tines week, 9
II inserted '. e, ..n lr each nse run after the irst
'e.sn aI charged hy dollars for thirty nnes ana
uat rre rueeTs charged $780, (apct incluied)
g SnMWEEKLi-F"t TEN lines or less insertion
IN ~. ~ s,r each continuance % Cents.
ssn; a distance be accompanied with the advance
""ts,.,s,lc;ory references. 10 insure execution.
-, ~ ;!taas and -baes Of respect exceeding eigAt lHes
. .sarrsG for 5 advertisements
an ubusres and Marriages from tho country whsneIr
hand, liz uGknown to u.s. must be authenticated o1
Of the Postmaster IL the neisEboIiooi or tey VIII
published. Every lncasse that has been taheh y
posl, and quzzcs has hereirnr,
insist upon such communications Deihs
h name ofthc Tiitcn the back OF I6c fe'f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
RISE IN THE PRICE or WHEAT

Intelligence by the Humboldt Informs US lha the corn
trade the excitement hnL increased rather than diminished
and prices sll expected 10 higher The wheat crop
in the United Kingdom being deficient than was frs
supposed whilst in France The deficiency was greater than
in England aud in most ot the clncs bordering The Ea
tic the quality and quantity o gain inferior eSpec
taon; aud adding 10 these Considerations the fear OF wal
between Russia and Turkey by which the supplies from he
Black Sea would be intercepted still further rice in prices
occurred in harkIanc the 26lh u,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

ATIRGINIA-lNC CIIASCERY.-Ai Court ui monthly session
held Tor the county Of Louisa, at the Court House hereu o"
Monday the 18th day OF September, 1888
Aaron G. White Edmund White, aud - Thornley, and Caha
rine his wife fiilh'lHs:
agaInli
Stewart Sampson Shields and Sarah his wife, The children
John deceased Whose aud number nnE nown
children Benjamin Stewart deceased whose aud mum
daughter of CalaDe Pecks deceased Whose
unknown, the children of Diana Grafton deceased
unknown, l.cnamn DcshaZe John
Draper Robert Draper George Draper Mallory aud Eliza ls
wife Groom child Of Folly Groom, deceased. Ianly and
Virginia the children Of Lucinda Mallory dccease whose
M mes and puncr are unknown and other Defendants:
The OBJECT decree for the sale OF he land
and Mrs Polly p Goodwin order distrou'
un o the proceeds her OF kim and adavi having
made filed that said defendants above named and by
The general description pacs unknown unknown ana non
residents oi this State motion OF the Plaintiffs by their Aor'
ney iii ordered that the defendants ana parties unknown DO
appear here wp oah alter due publication tins ORDER
40 what protect their utercs and that copy oi
M order be published week for four successive weeks IN e
ch'ond Enquirer newspaper published in e city o con
aud also be posted door House of this county
on the lrs day Of The County Court Copy-Tcste.
Oci ll-cWiw DAVID NJ HUNTER Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIRING OF
,v, NEGROES AND COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.

hE subscriber having removed the city OF Richmond WITH
view engaging has concluded 10 offer his
~ 10 his friends and the public generally for the Hiring out o
r and the Collection of Claims, we'll the selling oil a
!' produce that be entrusted him. lie will in short
an office III ceG;:a aU ccnycu1n: part Of the city
' he Hl lie found Cady all with
h'.s and dispatch; and lne following gentlemen whose
es subscribed below All orders ct AZ The office of Messrs
Hhn Appcraon, until an Office obtained wi he
Cd t" me through ,hcm and will be slc,y attended TO-
RsrSRRYcEs-Judse John A. Meredith jnige Wu " Crunn
,ames Lyons Esq, Mesrs Godn Apperson crberth Cai
tne Esq Mesrs Dudley Iohnson Messrs. " C. b. Hill
Nesss II Dickinson H Rrnfh I'''i
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TO FARMERS-T0 SLhvE=OWNERs
'"SouGnour THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AND 10 THE


,r :"r g,' LsrsS-frstas he LircS u y0ur Ssrrasts,
nIhANCE la strictly an economical business meaSur.
.o,b "a small expensel 10 ones family his
& a OFe"cy and support which he Is unable lay up for
@ sand 10 saye protec Ion against losses
NC aat o. :hcr slaves would occasion them Thousands
ySI1 anndy saved u families and by LIFE
C'es OF It's benefits: The National Safety Life Insurance
, rta .~peinGi- Cap:tai sI5u UO-Oice IN Richmond
c A"" 'fth or Pearl street. Mcssrs Toer and CooL
Ge e public the nducemen and advan
10 Lille Insurance The OF white pers,ns vii
insured upon the Mutual System the Insurers becoming socE
S sharets 10 The ro6s the company-prcmiums mode
insured d. low rates for .iod from one
made payable 1uarlery-the insurers having
ceEd OF any year 10 discontinue Policies if they wish
PamnbIs,, promptly and satisfactorily adjusted
Circulars containing ful particulars and aso any
ersons me su9ec1 wi' be chsernlly given all
Agent ani Wsaiitoht9 To Z. r. BRlCkEN, NJ d,
Oct llcs Medical Examiner Office Pearl 81 Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
b. B. WOODSON. Clerk.


NUMHT"NIUNhN VFFI'-E'
The PARTIES foregoing will take notice
fixed Saturday, the lst day October receive
hr claims liable, the fore
which day, ui:e, all having unpaid
claims secured the dsc u referred the
going will present them before and that have freL
Tuesday the first day Of November next at my office I" take The
required by the foregoing decree; a. Which tns and place
Parties will appear with their papers, vouchers aud
evidence, enable te Commissioners up the accounts
required ly IT. decree aforesaid
Sert l3-c%tNoyi IIEZ. FORD Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
IMPORTANT FROM EUROrE.

1t will be seen from lc!egraphc dispatch III ahohel co
lumn hut the Atlantic steamer brings later and very iof
tan, intelligence from Europe The Easera question eecm
al last 10 have found solution in dtclaAsIon Q! war y
tho Sultan against The Emperor oil Russia Austria Is asa'
in coalition with the Western Powers. Elt II VIII De 90
served that negotiation is not yet al nm el and ho'"l
standing the present menacns aspect Of als we are con
fien tia! the rupture will be patched " 50 aa 10 reSen
O general European war.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

TIE RESULT IN GEORiiA.--lhe battle mas heen
fought between the political parties III tGosia anu 'Ios
pcrcIcs upon The democratic saDtar lhc trophies VI 'e
war are Democratic Governor Democratic i"S'sat"e
six out of eight Representatives IN Congress- nhta tS
senator Two Surrmc CGGrt Judges as the legitimate re-
slt and Democratic asccudancy IN the Stale ''iVcrhnchl
ur years. r a.,
TIE chief issue ie the canvass was hc character vi u
Presidents appoin nIcls TIE Conservative parry caeeu
that he had conferred offices upon ScceasonstS Auoioa
ss nd EccsuI,rs The Democracy admitted mat "eI
number of the Southern appoint "cTt S's.n ~ ,
orn nhs Democrats but cnntended that Union Deocras
IN nnnor,on 10 ,hcir numbers had received idr share of
hc snus Of Office They denied that The fesioeh lau
nonied any man to Office who was soT rfcesocr vi ,o
ilionisl The conduct Of the great bGdf "' c
nary in this canvass is matter OF sincere coh!faluIa.u
Under the pressure of the scGerest parry eN"lchcy s
adhered 10 the faith. No States l,ieht Democrat has VIC
nird The r;oht OF sccesiOn in the very heat VI INC
Cushinps speech asserting the rgh was eAcsstlY Puo
isheJ and heartily endorsed by the press o the pnry
Nor did they fail express disapprohahon OF
ar Ahoi,ionists as warmly n The heated warfare oi eoo
II is true that they defended Dix, Froom, ana bow rom
he false assertions OF their opponents BAT 10 no Instance
have thew commended anY 10 public iVof 20 "Aoh 'e
suspicion Of Ffcesoilism attached. 81,
The Conservative party attempted 10 Hiahe u'' ca
Inc Democracy upon the Pacific Railroad Dut rh'l'ey i"
J 10 cTct tr insduous purpose. inc leading presses
md noIticians of The party adhered TO he ancient lana
marks and condemned this wild Feaeai heftSy ~. be
ncrorv of Geona have again set The seal ni e h's'P
nnon The system Of Internal Improvements oy c
| Federal Government. , woh,ro
This ,riumph therefore, is douby dear to u.s. we nave
achieved victory without the surrender OF s.hs,c
o,r IN n, "a Southern men and Democrats cosum0"S
/ (Ga,) Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

DISCHARGE OF DR. sTElNER-Ths 1I charge e1 ags'ns'
was by C. n Brooks ss9 b Of qsass Ut
ea.e o h; ,he evIdence relative thereto discharged
Steiner on the ground that the homicide was committed
in self. defence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
REAlON OE MIR. SIIAM.

The Lexington Star makes The following rrp.y to Il,
charge Of the Charlottesville idrosI that The a
MIR. Shaw pnrty prescription:
Mr. Shaw is Democrat, and, are lighll; ino,rne
voted, in the election oi mcmhGrs th luaiI C Publ
Wofk. for The nominee o.! he %taunrrn convfn,inn
Democrat has been !urned ou OF office by Democrats
Board This is the lact which hl= Satisfied the AdyocGt
thai the patronage Of the Board has been employed rGT
resolution Of he Board for Plsg purpose" We eih
only attribute this conclusion lu r i.cl thai Ike
magnity OF the Advocate has grown enormous r!o
poIlius that Il is now nothing less Than lunaSr.
We have heard II stated that the Board prior It's recent
session. requested Mr. Shaw 10 resign and that their
for this request was his !ncompcirGcy lor The place which he
held The difference between his estimates OF The distance
and grades o The several routes and those OF The
who made subs quen surveys snrh make the
cIusion inevitable. that he was not qualified for The office ol
Chief Engineer.
We do not know what ore e facts OF The cusr bul Il Is
reasonable 10 suppose from what has rranspred that Mr.
Shaw declined accedng to The r'qncs Of the BOARD and ma
they disis srd him from their Service or Ike reason which
had induced them 10 request his rc.:gnanu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

FREE" BUT NOT RICH "soiL"-A colored man
who undertook to get living from the land which Geret
Smith gives away in Northern New York, says the "oum'
bebees had to 20 down der knees get the clover
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

We have disposition 10 proorg dispute with The ed
OF The Ereay {t'setn bu, may be proper 10 pre-
vent isapprchGnsOn To tender n the distinct ns sursncc
that when "undertake 10 ass4i him, We viii "a,opt
mode VI attack" which he will nyt fail to understand and
which he may 'repe" as may please his fancy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

70 the Editors Of The Enquirer
DEAR SIRs-As all the wori has living interest in the
successful cultivation oi the ca conceive it duty in
cumbent upon all 10 promote H. Having put my hand 10
the plough ortysix years ago. am resolved 10 wear out in
good cause, and not rust out in idepess
have something new 10 exhibit al uur Stale Fair the
ls 3D. al and 4h of November next II consists in the
combination Of the plough and harrow; also nvea-
ton TO show the power nect do the work. the prac.
cal operation of which will satisfy the mind OF any o5ser
Thus The ploushins and narrowing are done once
without any percevabe addition Of labor 10 the but
less 10 The poushman; and by this simple conrvancc The
land Is put in the best condition for the reception OF the
seed by this invention The farmers labor is essened one
third.
The urow STILL while moving the mould board, Is cut
and broken into pieces The entire depth of the ploughng
thus making it equal TO The spade or fork cultivation This
union OF The plough and harrow will am sue be sane
toned by every cuvaor of the so invite competitors
for the premium at the Fa bring their trial implement
and ppt them TO the test
Brother flrners meet u.s. ard be our Judges of the best
and am sure, you will not 60 hrp with heavy hearts
you have living interest i'll our mother earth!
Editors every where do yon part and come yourselves lc
The Fair, and give notice 10 The rest of mankind.
s. MCCORMICK.
Auburn, Fauquer County, Va, Oct. IT, 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
COMMISSIONER Tn CHINA

The Washington Star announces The appointment OF Ro-
bert McLanc Of Maryland as Commissioner 10 China. a
good appointment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
LAND EOIs SALE.

IsAN ,lI,i,-,
ry>IIE subscriber offers III private sale 'eI n ~ MN The c
in m. lower end county OF Prince Eu"a & 80
mond nd pavIe Rail Road containing about loua ane
m ca hundred of which tobacco land AMI seveid'
running Through it, aurding abundant sullS " III; sc
i,n steam, mill s in operation, Wn1' n ,,r nrcSs
,hn ,nI Any pcrsan wishing engage III te 'uo ;
would do well tins property Us Is sit ~ 'e ~ !,
nunrv ni Inv swing personal attention. ley "ouu
uar nrntahe Ie wishing 20 sell II E uat VI s
cIr twenty miles place oi resdehce au 10 '
,wnisn ior me 10 that II requires
address Edward Court House, or Darlington liess
psIScx EDWARD, SEPT "a, lSJ3-cwiw JAMES CoBBS