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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

The LATE CAPT. FRAzIER.-Capt. Frazier, who
was so brutally murdered on board his vessel the
Sea Witch off Rio Janero a resident of this City,
and his aged mother and Of bis sisters now reside
in King st. He dutiful and generous son and
brother and his oss to them all be irreparable. Some
years ago he was married to a daughter Of Mr.. Adam
W. Yc ue, and resided with his fatherin'law in East
Broadway. Mrs. Frazier died of consumption short
time previous to his departure on his last voyage.
III were highly esteemed by all who knew them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

BRo,DwN THEATEn.-To-ngbt occurs the COM
pIimentary benefit offered to +. d. Rice. Messrs.
Blake, Walcot, Conner, w Villains, George Christy
with Mrs. Barney Williams, and Mrs. l. Conner
together with the several members Of the Broadway
Company and Christy Woods Mostres are to aP-
pear T. ID. Rice being the old pioneer OF professional
niggerdon, and George Christy the Young America
representative Of its present perfection, the meeting of
these colored extremes will be an event of dark and
thrilling interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

FATAL ACCIDENT FROM BLAsrING.-Coroner Gam
bic Yesterday held an inquest upon the body of Jalis
Donohoe native of LELAND 40 years Of age, who
died on Saturday from blow of piece of plank
which bad been thrown into the ar from blast in
Seventh av. Lear Fifty tirdst., aud fell upon and
through The roof of the shsnty which she occupicd,
striking her on the bead. The evidence showed the
blast to have been properly covered, and the Jury
rendered q verdict of accidental death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

OPER,-NrBLo's-Ms Pyne has recovered from
her in disposition, and The Opera Company appear this
evening in Fra Diayoo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
APPOINTMENT or SUPERINTENDENT OF
BUILDINGS .tND GROUNDS Al THE uNlVER.
SIrY OF vIEG;Nl

the Inst annual meeting OF the Uaii OF Visitors OF
~ the University OF Virginia Mr. s"vcn-D offered the
following resolution, which udurd:
"Iuving rcuson helcvr IRON h experience OF past
years that TIE Proctor and pnIro' &c the University
right with propricy and bcnti, Unvcr.i,y ne
c,-d from tho supervision and lie hrilncs aud
other public property o; The tnv"rs and that vi tcou
door duties might Sh advantage conided 20 som"
skful and practical HriI, whU wOIl devote his whole
time 10 the ilcharsc thrE" md duties for suitH
bic rompcn.a alton
"Rrsolved That ,hr whole s'jet b- referred the
Executive Comm itr"r. with hu'hor divide the duii"-
OF the Proctor in III" mrEcr rg@rs and with power 10
them make tn, appointment Of an as.is;nnt with
salary exceeding SiJn. IN III, opinion TN. !nerc'ts
OF the University would b" promote hy such tt apprin
xIcn Rnd division Of ahor, brt""e the Proctor and Su
perint"nd"ut.'
In pursuance Of The hhoT" r.-nu on she uni"rsisr",
Proctor uf the University, gives if, ih Executive
Corllnc" will proceed t!r J. ,luy OF Srp;"u,hrr
next 10 max" thc appointment "ur.:zcd by lIc above
r. solution, aid notify Mi who H., disposed offer
for the appointment TINT il N.ll he expected that the ind
yiiuhl to be appointed should bc quaihrt 10 fake thr
charge and m,ag oi fnin i -oule few hundred
acres guOus to Ec University surinr,dencr Of all
the buildings of the Uuir.rsrv public grounds, and
keep them in rrpGr, and hay" suitable knowledge OF
landscape gardening, ornamental puiin. Of trrrs &c
ANY further Information desired will br clIccriuly
given
Applicants viii send their applications to the undertign
cd endorsed: application tor prrin,rnreut ct Build
imgs and Grounds RpBT. K. PREETlS,
Proctor niYrrsiy OF Virginia
University of Virginia Aug 90 - -Nawtl lDthSrpt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
4 WELCOME LETTER.

The following from gentleman of distinguished
,,toiunrnts and rs true Yirsiaian as ever breath
.d bas inst reached u.s. We take pleasure in its pub
licrun ns well Oh account Of the source whence II
comes az for the gratifying facts it contGns. When
Fauaticsm and Folly take possession o! IL" puip's
OF the country, 'GeccIt respect 10 local public opi-
ion" does not require that men "t intelligence ai,a
thou. .t should calmly listcn 20 their raninss' we
honor the mc.--bc they who they may-who IN III"
Northern States have now the manliness, ihdePe"'
derrc and honesty 20 avow themselves ~ III ne"fl
and suu opposed 10 abolitioiia;n. And though some
nav quarrel with the mode which tho gentlemen re-
rrd 10 in This letter adopted to express their Gisa
ur,butior of the sentiments of the reverend dcciaim
er, we snail not. Here follows The letter:
Me-sr.. Edtors:-At the present time, when fanai.
cism s 90 riff. in the Northern States, and wDcn hho-
Etionisin seems tD command vale ASCENT IL u'y u"
gratifying To the friends Of the lnon' 10 taTh 'na
there nre Il few even i'll Massarhuses'e, VINO nav 'io
Welded tn the passing storm, but WI" hidh'uhs s''u
I'm IN c,uirout and rcbukc it. Through private 'e-
ter received by n friend, learn that u lew o"DoS
srcc the pulpit of ol the llltariih Chu,ei VI
Dorchester Massachusetts. was occupied ny 'hc new
hlr rockingham, distinguished I'esS y'i"n VI
nj .he Lord is there is liberty. During the pro-
rrss OF his discourse. he alluded 10 African slavery
4, the South in 10 complimentary terms, "hcreupoh
s;xtren Of his congregation comprising some OF the
mns in,I,.n,jal citizens oil the town, Immediately re-
ira, from the Church, thus mani!esting their disap.
proval of the urrance OF sach sentiments IN the pull.
il Lc, us hope that there are many IKE tlcsr' YET
rraro;u,.. IN New England, who will resist the popu-
lar current, and lead in that reaction OF opinion,
wh;rh wN snomcr or later occur upon the subject Of
sInverv. ~ nil events let no longer e1enuate, let
US no longer caaosi'' lie. the whole subject Go a't
russI in its theory aud rs practice und Tie time IS
,. far distant when domestic slavery in the South
vii, h. recognized as an institutions, whose abolition
,rn,J hc nm lncaculsbe disadvantage 10 the Auier-
cn1 L Mon, aud Inconsistent with wisdom anu truo
Philanthropy. =. ,e-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW YoRx Sept. S.-The steamer Northern Light
h,. arrived bringing later dates from California
The Northern Light connected with the stsamer Uncle
sam, and briggs San Francisco dates to Augu.t ~.
The Wheat crop will be about two millions OF bu'
shells. ,,
Cnliioruia and the Southern part OF Oregon.
TWENTY-FIVE Americans wers murdered on the
Klamath.
Thirteen Indians attacked the miners at Upper Sd:
eraruento, when seven Americans were wounded and
fifty Indians killed.
At Rancherea party OF Mexican robbers attacked
the settlers, killing eighty men, woman, neludIns
Mr.. Francis, aud robbed tile latter Of s7,COO Inc
robbers were pursued by party under the commanaa
of Mr.. Phenix. A fight ensued, and the snsr.n
were afterwards hung by Judge Lync!, law.
The Know Nothing State Convention nave nonn
mated j. Keeiy johnson for Governor
Col Kinney vas still 1T San Juan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
SOBLI DONE.

Ii nny thing could mitigate the mi''rlcs ut our
reichburing cities, now suffering under the scourge
i, would seem that the ready and almost uneIampled
kindness aud sympathi"s expressed for them would do
so. In nl quarters, there has been awakened an IN
crcst in their condition, which has not spent itself IN
words but has become fruitful III noble and generous
actions. IN the great number Of such cases when
have come 10 our knowledge have not felt 1t our
du.v to call particular attention 10 any single one
But one la4 just reached us. OF such peculiar CLAIMS
upon public regard that We cannot refuse oursciVe"
the qualification We really feel i'll especially noc!ng
IT, The mechanics of iinw River, un the line OF tEe
North Carolina Railroad determined 10 give aome
relief 10 Norfolk nld Portsmouth, and Tor that pur-
oo... lhnving ro;ing 70 give but their labor) thry
desired days wages to he So apart for he purpose
II WAS done and the irulr othntdays labor, amount
ng to "00a pounds Of Hour i, now on lis way 10 'hc
Afflicted cities. These woskincn, we arc informed
urc all har5yorking people end earn their daily ilv
;r,, by. the .wea, of their brow. We have no douo:
et Joys I,i,, wns the sweetest they ever enjoyed
S,rI instances n kiudcrs 10 those We Eavc never aceh
are beautiful illustrations IN practical f"rm Oh INC
sea,;nner uttered by the Roman por;
uo,,u ,uu,-iil. Gunisidn n INC Hli'num puto.
In ator time this action will bc remembered anu
.Ir1p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
NUMBE & : So j.
MEETING IN HENRICO COUNTY


A larg. and intelligent meeting a.; In" Ja-ii''-.
officers and ci,Hrus of limricn county, ""7 :' SI
the Court House last Friday Ia take srV" l." ~
tci"ng relief to tie suffers ot Norfolk %'! F"r::'
mru!h
The meeting was organized BY calm; Ihonns :.
Dichen, Esq, 10 the char. and dpv"rulg bcni-:r:u
J. Duva secretary.
The following resolutions were offered aud ahH1t.
ed:
Resolved Tha. :he svlnpathlas OF til, n."ati3- 4
rendered! 10 the ci-eus o! Nng:o; eni Gorai- ~
i'll ,hr present mru!ntu! ard distressing: "!rso '''&
which il has pleased nl-w!sc Providence I" ss.c
thcln
Resolved That The Justices nnd Ot;,rcr' =" NY
CO county, and tive other citizens from each rlo:'E
rial district thereof. be -"lect-d bv ~" "'.a.n X
this meeting, be appointed c"i.I.n.co ~ '"v'' 90
rihutior. 10. the md Of the suffering Ci!' t "t ',E\
folk and Portsmouth ard that TIE in'n'n'r' "' 10
said committee pay 10 III: Treasurer II! i'it' ne -
such contributions they may raceivr, ''n" -.
.mnsni, two-,hiri- thereof 70 .,"ro!N ant oI-n"i
70 Portsmouth.
On motic., james Elliott, Esq, uuan,rloy,:'
appoinud Trcnsu:cr OF thin mertns.
The Chairman thrn proc.r,rd +" dl'i"''ri iHf '@i'
owing ., nclncn 10 act rs c1nG'c N.th tf' ''.'
'ic.s and officers OF tho G0ri.iT toGlt:
Disfrict He. l--JaneS VI. tHnp, l!r'tG:. l.. Li!d.
Elder Thomas Burfori, John W. Fuss.ii h3a.tl IL
o,yiI.
District No. 9-El;iah BGlrr. 'r.ioam' J. S.ar.o.
Dr.. Richard S. Eest, William Cn:!tm, G'rt' "
Barker.
District No 3-Ja.lcs D. shelton, Eati.a.iH ~
lheYs Eendei Griffin, Peter W. Gcur, -. j'''. N.
Sheppard.
District No. +-Charies Phillips, Or. Z. >. NJ
Grader BENJAMIN ". Grr"u, Zrsu Bnl!u:H. Co" o.
Exnll.
On motion /; ia ordered that the rc>olnton' .: :.1
meeting Ec published III one nr mere % '!'r G'''f -
pers published in the city OF Richno"d.
On motion, II IS no"rd that tins ucrii; 10 ~"
adjourn THOs. 5. DiChi.N. rIr"Gc'f.
! 3. j. DrvAL. Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
THE SECOND ANNUAL EHiIiBir,!IroS, VIZ iih
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INs ClE
tInx,l lie NIec cn:L NC AfIN

Eor nm PrOnIOt1On q
r n,rd "a. ,""uni exhibition OF the Virgin, M,chnl'
r.' Institute viii take ylucc the 2;: day OF oco.
Der, 1856 ut the Spacious Hall oT'r the tFs' M"fNe'
House OH lT,i aii Main str'r!S. R!ch.n"h"' va
Mechanics Manuiactlrcr., Artists, nvento:' ana os'
in the State OF Virgins wei! as me country ~ "fS n
re.pecu!ly invite, si themselves OF h" "rl"ftuny
b r,yj 70 Ii.pl,v ;e.r ta,,s and skill in the cc'c-
ton about 20 he n!sir ut, , ,.
TIA purrose OF tho Borrd of Managers will he to make
IN. second Exhibition OF great interest," 'o.'ho '""F
OF Richmond. and Of t!c Sta'n ~ large , ,.,.,.
The Splendid Hall and BuidinS secured oT t'e f;N;'n
riun will il Il believed a:'U:d a;nonmn1I'"Ht s"'''c"
10 nuke most a;;rncT. display o; articles .! hstc ana
in.resr OF wha,cyc. class or description wnch may be
entrusted them by those engaged III MecAsh:''' n"'
eults. .-.-.-...
G-.s, care will hetaxcn in the nppon.nGcn: OF competent
ard Judges establish! the grade In which e"ci
contributor e:.,rl 10 stand, nnd 10 pronounce on It
rb, Premiums 70 ne offered will &c .oll silver ard
bronze medals snd dpous according TO merit nd Tue
degree "i usr.uDcss Ot the aii'clc>.
In addition which tho Beard oi Managers nave c'tcr
mined ~ s:srr tic following Premiums.
l.; For the best ln"cUi;On OF Work o. N"c":hc re-
sin- within The limits OF The s'n'r ct NrS'"ia "Ho-' age
shall not exceed IS Years. ni-rn nUIiCIF.
end 70; The hes. Invention or Work the IOd"c'oh o'
Female residing within the nts OF IN" S;Lir ""se age
1hhli not exceed % years, fifteen dollars go :,
ga Fax the hes; Invention or Work OF Virginia NC
crIC. wi;hCU; reference 10 axe. niiocni iiai''
4,h For the 5"s, Invention or Work w'hHrol ,";r o;
-Ornc>'ic uti.l,y ui Virgins FoEs!r ""noui reference
20 a.". ,it,r"r dollar.
5;l i"r th" ,os' practical Invention nd ir"d 10 common
use @c ".tnrtcH with reference IA r!s'i'ss h" 2:'
ral ui,y, fifteen dollars.
n..c premiums wi! b. awarded BY 10 most co!rT"irn.
Judges in ell :hr vurors departments = when 'ry be-
oas both male snd !"a!a", "itHr! IN ife r money ~
tie OPTION the Successful contributor
The premium. above rnuncrn'c are oorcd with vicN
more particularly stimulate honi" C sly HE' VIII ~
10 interfere "tE tho regular .r"nns and r."
ds Of ncri; which open 10 ruTP'iors 'ron Il" or
any o. the other States.
III. Bourd of Managers earnestly inv" II" ncve CO.
operation OF the Mech -aics and lndrt Cnrsos through
the in contributing 10 the Important object IN
view and would also cxprcs their Acknowledge .n.rts to
tbpirif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
VOLUME LII.
u.CuMoNO ENQrIHER'
THE sru,wrEKly, AND wErkLf,
rr'.,rc,,IE. PRYOR II puNNA'HNi'
= : X '. =

i : x Va = n, 49,,
po,s, seven dollars Ter m'sunt' s,u ,,,,m ~ ,e 'me
Il? '''H rs, il rsAcu rr asA3r'r' LILO ND
Fer NE .,S moa i" asnnre' 10 &c osrs Ra,u
d0"e ~ .ca ,,S w ,.ai'. post paid o' s'N "'''a's
n Al me Soo%rS y& :" i published every Wednesday 1n sd y
"c'!E ts .,,,n !, ,sid !" "dvanre or .ot ssW
~. II . :, 49,, ,,,aac III advance n "ruuSs;on
P-!nSr -, II ,Ur ioaowin: rHso; a5' @ ,' ss sN
~ 's>", 81 - EYcl!cr NH y" .Gr"'sAtd' Tor s:o
OF the "s,N! 20 .nS,y ,yu: copies and 90 on in
i',H" i,H.rrly aaI III: WEETLY--For TEN
~ ,,. rr.: IN .t'iio', -''''
-ie" IyatrsEEEor IrS lircs or less, hr't
~" :.,v rr.,s au; every succeeding insertion twcn'
: % - 4 inserted ONCE \ week. ;w.c- u wcck, or
r.r. 4 wrea i.:y.>cven and half cents lor escil
/; .. q;.-- TIE nrs;.
n,!,cr;:.evs are cln:cci :i:;y dollars for ia ELri:
- l. la, proportion 20; a.v"rlis scmrn,. oi sreaicr
T 90: Lottery VcNIcrs and AGciioGccr-, who are
-. - X (pupcr iuciuGcd)
T.: :, obituaries and TT:Eu,es OF Respect. exceeding
q ,,. S-c charged ior US advertisements.
EXON. distance NUT I've accompanied with tho
ere 2sy Or satisfactory references, roinsurc execution
- ,i, ucs ias U;tcc may be ren.i,,ed per i"iI In
~; srs:il5lc Bank notc- AZ me risk o .S editors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
I'laiutih,

"IRGISIA-IN CHANCEEY-At Rules holden in
v the Clerk's Office OF tbs G.cui, C.ur; of Mathews
county on Monday. the ~ day of july ono Thousand
ejsh, hundred and i!ty-ivr:
Jr,ncs Murdsush, Plaintiff,
Against
William 4. Ransone, ThUnu. r. Runsonr, James
Gwyn,snd Caroline his wife, Tioiu, .sh and Lucy his
wife Thomas Green nnd Mary ais wife James RnnsOnr
William Oliver, Thomas johnson and Elizabeth his wife
William Roberts, (son of John Is. Roberta lccenscdO
Richard Roberts aud john RObe.;s William Roberts, (tou
of Thomas Rob,r,s,) George Roberts and Thomas Ro
brrs the four Inst uanlcd bti: niant William Bilups
and Lucy his wife, George P Evns and Francis his wife
Elizabeth Howard Jou p Stoakcg John wilson, Con-
,p.sioncr OF the Grr:s -: OHic. II, Washington CRY.
d. C., and SHifn:> ":!:cr Register of the Land Oi
nee Of Virginia, Defendants
Tic object this suit is ncov.r of the defendants
conpcrsaiD services rendered the heirs OF Thomas
Rnusouc dccea.ed vino Lieutenant in the wnr Of
the Revolution, by the psiu! IN the prosecution Of
cl,i for Land Bonny under the Act OF Congress pn.sed
July Jth 1882; anu aiari; havin. been made and
fled in the cause that the defendants william Oliver JEo
berts and Thomas ROhrrt, rcsiden. Of this state,
ON The motion Of the plaintiff by Wyuihan Kemp, lis at
torury /. ord.rd that the sa;d Wilam Oliver, John
Roberto. William Roberts. (son OF ThonEs) G'Ur.c Ro-
ber,, and Thomas Roberts, do appcnr here within one
month after due publication oi this order aud do hat Is
necessary TO protect their inere., in this suit and Ig
copy of this order be published week fer four sue
ces:ivr weeks in the Richmond Enquirer Ii uewspape!
published in the City OF Richmond and .ls; uEother copy
b. postcd ut the font door o. ;he Court House o: sai5
copntv w nm The irs day o.; the next County Cour,
(,nnv-Tcstc SHEPARD q. MILLER, Clerk.
Gz,,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
yrW ,ITrv,ry AND POLITICAL

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Il ami Columbia E"nn"r r'1IPco ond Scw, ournnI
CITY of Columbia II Literary P"h'" """ ''"" '''''''
to he Gale" .rur EXAMINER"
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subscription li-i "i "im am, " w..
:ay, u .iin. Literary and Political Weekly Lonrn",
-, ,sr people Eow 'saH this Prospectus, isanns NJ.
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n,.nr iIumr Journal Of the rhsract": t." that now PR"
p'''" LITERARY JOURNAL,
r,r the no, circle The EP will hr conducted
wh render II st susi eIintn uIy ever pnb''s!
cI !, the South Tho choicest seectiona English md
smercnm Literature will hc ,de tor is columns n.i
,,u,lr uf nlr contributors sill i. secured. will rni"h'
vrr this department, 10 niae it journal woiihy nl s
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THE EXAMINER will hUdr by H." old landmarks n Nv
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the cxponsrt Of potticu creed. hich h"s n"i !or ono
l'uom or Indnpcrdrntc out OF ~ Tn:s is 10 now iHI
but which South Carolina mrs los. and earnestly ''"
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per. Il Will give iull hnd accurate 2orts oi TIE
iSGs or THE LHuSLAruNx Gnd Of coNoRrs, AMI re H'
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worth giving rs readers. will br carefully cui!'d lot "
columns.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
Southern LITERARY MESSENGER. .

The September number OF this periodical Is Oe'o'e
liz. with the following original articles
/. The Pre-Adaniito World. - ,co.
2. 4 Kingdom Mor,gaged-Chapters TO- Il. lCon'
cludcd.l ro,,,o., or Gre.
5. Gonsalvo OF CordoTa, or the Conquest oi u'e'
I. Notes Of European Travel-By inc Editor.
: .In,nbe D. Argent and Monsieur Jacques.
6. Matthew Pryor vs.. Macauey' hiFK "h''e 1H'
Shelley.
.dd-a-s dsvrrrd before tho Ladies, Mount
ysrpon Association, July 1, lS55-By B. H. "elliord'
ESQ. .c,.o
TO- Monthly Report of the Mount vernon A7s'e'''
Ths,s "a also the usual supply OF n"etIcai readios
with notices Of new works
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11

VTIRCINIA-At rules held i'll the Clerks Office OF
The Circuit Court CT Caroline county, on the nrs.
John p Msssy, Plaintih, },
against :" N0'
John krauss pe'enud":
John Krauss the sum OF SIS 3s with legal interest
thereon from ,hc li Of February, 1852 due Dy an cS
defendant resi!ont Of this State it is ordered mat
the said deenl"n', John Krauss do appear mere wlln
ono month aer due publication Of this order and 90 "ust
ID necessary To protect his iuteres, in This suit.
Copy-TPSs
Aug 2l-ewiw GEO. x. TAYLOR, Cl0Tk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
a yNLTABI.E FARM IN VIRGINIA.
L., ,N.l.lHn A(,EES klE II


He avlNti leased, sor Of years, Tho Fnugue'
HH White supiin. springs, IA persUns who's" hish re-
pu,;on warrants tie belief ha, th will be kept in the
be style the undersigned offers for sale the Vauh
bic farm which aufrounds the srrings.
ccu,ains upwards o! 80 Hrres olow grounds rennrS
ubc for d,ry crops O! Corn and capable OF beng
made the bsss possible moadow Apar OF t. lard yield
ed 100 busas single ucre in 1888 the r.h year c' sue
c.s,vc csryaOn ci,lort manure and in 1854, bad as
was season produced 30 5ushss The farm Is easily
suscesie o division and certainly one "t the bes N
VrgiAis-
TERMS-Ono-third on lst Of December next, and the
bulanco in and years thereafter with interest from date
oi delivery.
For further particulars enquire OF the u5scrib"r by let
e-s addre..cdto to 'Wu7en,on Springs, Va 10 Wash.
ington, ID. &. ,, lr,.,,,
May left ihOMAS hhEF.N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
tSI.t NblE LA.<n nv sbru nj
nAI RIVER LAND,

UHOR SALE, very vnia5le plantation on Dan hiFcr'
It in the county Of Pii.syrsns, eight miles above Dan
Vile ana nme,iscly :he State line. II contain, l-os
acres OF which .s0 siver low grounds, anu C'o IL
woods II lies in the fe.s tobacco region N the ChN
uni is particularly adapted TO tue growth oi n"t "eie
II Is hr best market III this section oI the
country and as ace Richmond and Danvills Rail Road
will bu ipished ,is year. and :e river Ii n"rIssnic hty
miles above il, A,re will be rapid and cheap eota'nun
cation with Richmond Petersburg and Norfolk deorcu
could be divided 10 MAKE TWO very coed inrns
TERMS OF SAlE:-One;nird cash. lhe an!":es III one
.nd xa years the bond, bearing iro. date An
could probably be made by which mo time
tr .ae deferred payments could be cX,ended the interest
being pNid punctualy. The title WI! DC "nleiu o'' '
last payment smudc. ,,
ii no, sold privately will be offered publicly, on the
olst day OF September noMs
So Danyie w July ls-c2In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-11
VALUABLE FARM On JAMES RIVER 20


TIME tubsc<brr ueers for snle privately for fifteen
Il days, hia valuable farm in Chesterfield county on
the South ride OF James Evcr, just above Boshrr pa'
and about nine r,lrs from Richmond. ~ =.
The farm contain, upwards cf 400 acres, ABOUT io oi
which ia in cuiv.;!Un nad the remainder IN OAK wood
The improvements consist of dwelling as good NJ any
in the county whica contains eleven ROOMS; OF large
hrcsEng bar'. with stationary machine OF eight morse
power ,"ccnsly put up together with nj necessary o'
buildings.
The Farm, accessible by The Plank Road By Wcshhn
or by tho River Rohd Turnpike the ChcStrrheh
side.
The subscriber having purchased another farm hr oilers
this for sale fifteen DAYS only ny person desiring 10
purchase most valuable farm, in short distance from
Richmond, will lind this rare opportunity.
The subscriber ";ng tla place, will nSo pleasure IN
showing il any desiring - purchase.
Thrr"rTun will b- accommodating.
| Aug 3l--ci, w. VI DtiNhL Bosher's Dam.