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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
TEE UNION AND ITS GUARDIANS,

No paper in the country has been more consistent.
ly aud actively the friend of the Union than the
Richmond Enquirer. In its present hands, its love
Of the Union is not less sincere, however much its
ability 10 serve and perpetuate it may have dimin.
ished. 1t has always avoided tmid counsels and
halfway measures, which invite and encourage ell.
croachment and aggression and lead to disunion by
the very means employed to prevent it.
We rever threaten dsunon, until oppression is like.
ly to become ntolerable and then as the only means
left TO ndrce the oppressors to pause and desis from
their purpo'es-or failing therein to be rid of their
rule.
But we wish to know, should the government ever
pass into the hands of sectional party, what right or
what remedy will be left to the minority, except dis
uuion1 Why, none whatever. Yet dsunion is an
easy and all sltficent remedy; check to sectional
oppression, the fear of which, and which alone, will
preserve the Union. The beauty Of our system is,
that If is no; a centralized despotism. Yet, take
away the righ of secession and it to be
federation OF Ioveregn States, and becomes at once
subject TO an unchecked sectional majority.
The preciseissue presented by Erenonts party is
this ave, The sbol;t;cnsta, will not trust the citi
zens of Territory to aelect their own social systcm
because, IS ws do, coming from all parts OF Chris
tendon they sill be sure TO tolerate slavery, which is
wicked thing and must be excluded from the terri
tories now and abolished in the States hereafter We
are the select and especial guardians Of the morals
the politics sld religion of mankind, although we
have no moras no religion and are opposed 10 s
government ourselves. Mankind are yeI il state Of
ignorance ard pupiase. and viii never learu the
beauties REi ,uctice Il community of property, Of
wives Gn children, of free love, free negroes and
free womep unless we-Gsrrison, Greeley, Brig
ham You,g, Frederick Douglass, and our nigger.
loving whie women-usurp the reins Of state. Pub.
lie opinion which liberated the negroes Of the West
Indies anc Of the North, has become corrupted and
diseased, lnd if left 10 ITSELF will introduce slavery
into all tn. unsettled domain Of the Union We the
salt of tn, Earth, must .areoiel. il. Mankind have
become Incapable. o. sell government and We aholI'
tionsts ru assume to think and for, and govern
the whole world"
These are the exact issues pge.ented by the Ere
mont party. Thia IS The vulgar despotsm To which
;lmiC pseuio-e a. the South propose to
submit. O"r ralyng cry will be, Disunion! Dis
union waenayer We arc threatened with such a fate
The danger for the present Las passed. Our RENE
iy mas sutc.lded. We will preserve and cherish
the remed, 1t resistance, to bc USED wLenoye. s'n
lar dauges recur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

III SSh
IL gether with all sppurteuances, consisting OF nm III
ample supply of BEDS, bedding, Houaehold anG -
Kitchen furpiture also, CrocSesy, Cutlery, eta The
Springs are situated tho Eor part OF Monroe
couug Ala luie of toe Mobile and Grard railroad
aud the ssc distance flouo the Mobile stage hpe The
tract belonging 10 the Springs contains $40 scre ni No
creek land The growth Is hickory white oak red oak
lar s~eet GUM mulberry elu holly spanish oak with un'
derErowth at nkbuah, buckeye Euuarh and other un'
dergrowth Indicating rich soil About l2O acres OF the
above lands high OF cultivation and will pro.
duce 1900 1900 pounds OF cotton 10 the acre. The build
ings In good condition with large and corrnodous
Hotel and winter residence for fa.-y a.sO, Temp in
Alley BILLIARD Room and Gaoie patr Hoase, two Ball
Rooms! QUO wnioh 10 SOME Sy yards distant from the
hoel Also two roony Stables together With Corn Cribs
Negro Houses etc In fact there 10 nothing wanting to
make this Of tho deairshe watering plsces the
South the ssuds In high repute any In the
State Testimonials OF the fact be produced II re-.
quired.
will sell the place the following terms Teu dollars
per acreons fourth cash. the balance IL three annual
payments, with notes and approved security or mort
gage Of the nlsrs
ANY persoh Wishing engage in business o: the kind
would do we'll 10 examine these Springs hs the business
could he commenced without any outlay save tor groce
res there 10 ample supply Of things necessary Tor
aoel business Any number Of sheep can be had Al Si
Geei at 20 cents turkeys % ccns chickens al L.!
cents eggs 10 cents per dozen butter al l3 cents
Por further rarticara apply to G. F. He7aeo, EsH "a'
otce CdhGoa, Aisbstna, myself at the Springs
1nna d yr EE(ILlSb,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
MORNING, OCTOBER rs, 1856.

majority OF ~. Mr.. Valandingham cannot fail
of securing The seat, for there seems to be no
doubt that be is elected by the votes of the legal elec
tors Ca"pbers apparent majority of 10, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, is "msde I'D by negroes who
have no right To vote under the State Constitution
i's provision being nhHe male citizens Of the United
States" Some forty negroes are known to have
voted for Campbell, in plain defiance of the Consti
tuition In this connection we heard good story of
Campbell from MIR. Josiah Carnitz of this city, who
was yesterday IN barber.shop at Hamilton when
Campbell came in' and conversation was held be-
tween hln and The negro occupants, both of whom
admitted that they voted for him, (Campbe.) One Of
the negroes remarked that the result showed what
few negoes could do. Campbell thanked them for
their support and said that he did not desire any bet
ter votes. We had this from Mr. Carnitz's own lips.
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few days since the New York Herald conceded
Since this candid confession, the Herald's hopes OF
the success Of Fremont have eliminated nearly up TO
the pitch of confidence from which they were pre-
cpitated by the Democratic victories in Pennsylva.
MIA and Indiana. The New York Herah again pre-
diets the success Of the Black Republican party.
Why this sudden and complete change of opinon1
How comes it that the New York Herald, awhile
since 80 confident of the election of Buchanan, is
again hopeful of the triumph Of Fremont What ex
traordnary development in the progress OF the can
vass, has 80 reversed the probabilities Of the result
as within single week to make Fremouts star as
oendant over the fortunes of Buchanan The tier
aid answers these inquiries In frankly explaining the
change in it's convictions. Here s u paragraph from
its issue Of last Friday:
Under the pressure Of such matter off, fact philosophy
rs this re are assured that The union ticket az Penn
sylca MIA is a bona fde and enthusiastic union; and
that in Indiana Illinois and all the West The Fillmore
kuor- NothlngI hare discovered their late mistakes,
and anxious TO repair their ds4sters They have
| been used by the common enemy, but IN November
| they pN uHhe against h'nl
II purpose, at present. to contest the ac-
ouracy of the Herads calculations to the result OF
the election. Our object is simply TO prove tho tact
! Of Fillmore and Fremont fusion throughout the
States Of the North and we prove it by The comics
sions of party to the coalition
| 1t turns out that there was nothing more than q
pretence of quarrel between the friends OF Fillmore
and Fremont in Pennsylvania after the recent cleo
ton. 1t was theatrical exhibition Of angry passion
and antagonist interest and intended for no other
purpose than to deceive the people of ,he South
That Fillmore and Fremont hunting in couples
not in Pennsylvania only, but in Indiana, Illinois and
the West, 10 established by inconrovertble te.timo
ny-by the evidence of the joint appeals OF their
Joint committees aud by the confessions oi papers III
the Interest of the allies Iu the face of this conb
uation in the North, will the South waste lis strength
and hazard it's safety by dscord and division =
While the Fillmore men Of the North ale thas uni
ting u tho support Gi fremont will not the patriots
Of the FILLMORE party in the South suspend their All
inostes for moment, and assist the Democracy /:
rescuue the Union from the imminent rule Of Black
Repubcausm Can any true-born Firginian re-
turn negative response to this appeal Whoever
may be false to the obligations Of the cria;s ae Pc
mocracy will at least dsch arSe nei H!T to thu couu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
Ry THg GuvERNUR OF VIRGINIA.

T I.H.T
vrroPv,TION having been received by the ENeeu
nre :h.: on tee night Of he Eth Instant LtM -
srEgrTT who was couSncd in the ie:! OF ham snte @
..ny open charge o! grand !src.Hy ana VINO aa Tee
.osd Iro ,ae said i sy force and violence ara IS no"
Scas at large Go, therefore hereby oasr sbs
se suai5ed yllars, TO any person OF persons VIM
a.: COUNTY aud TO- moreover require all olncst % ,.
-mIuwssn civil aud military AID :, guest the peop's
,crcalv 10 use hc!s best exe-:.ons 10 p:ocefc tH
EvIRFr'r Thai he may BE- brought TO lastice'
Given unier my hand Governor "Hd uh"sl ;hg Les
H. s. ser sea- .! the Commonwealth in' n'h,u %t
October, lc.G. hh->Ni :" '"
Bv tie Co emo! Il, c,,,o,
wealth. ~ nv. AVID from
-. n.,.arsuce would DC taken 10 be svine"uae ooe'
So i've feet ten inches bish spare, hsAt
~. ,s:r sneep!sh downcast countenance, LIS hPe son
-, cuvcrrd with spi,le Had on when he escaped
s,x.5wn ,rock coat black pants Ind brosd orimmea
,r.Y a., win back band Ocl lo-l'"
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my Tract OF Land, CONTAINING aoout
ZOO acres lying in the county OF Pttsylyauis imme.
lsrey on the line of the Richmond and Danyillc Rail
Kond and wi, in four miles ot two Depots The I'M
prove,nents consist Of story dwelling mouse;
with ave rooms and passage Saoh room having good
hrr place The out5uildings mostly new and are
sufficient for the purposes OF the plantation The land IL
in ane state OF improvement helsrger portion of the III
bc land having covered part seeded 10 orchard
grass and part Timothy Is well adapted TO corn,
wheat and tobacco hes in section OF fhe hnrs to-
bsrcc region in the State is well tmoered ana ~atereu
the las, three years The situation commands nne view
Of the cars In passing and capable OF being made one OF
the beautiful the line Of the road between hich'
moud and DanviNe.
Persons wishing purchase invited 10 inspect the
prcuee correspond with the subscriber directing TO
Whloc Post Office, Halifax county, Va.
S.nf lO-,,f WIN RISON.
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nv TIE l;0yNWNoR 0F VIRGINIA

>HEREAS. theGoTernor Of this ConmonWesnh re te
w ceiycd Information on the 2it ips'an', nuti .nv
sneaker of the House oil Representatives, tnat
n the representation from tai. state IN the
ei,e United Sta,es occssloued ey tse dsa'G Oh
svIv ,ncmber of said House tor the pistrist com
.n,- q; Tie counties Of Middlesex, Wesmoreland Nen
rr"pi Essex Northumberland. King and Queen. Lsncas
-, G,ouc..,er Mathews James City, New Kent, ioik
W,rw;ek Elizabeth City Northampton and Acconac' 10
-,:he- win ire C:t- OF ":!l:arnf2 2a: ,,,,. .s,d
- ,ce-e.o;e l. liz SIr A. iH.sE GoYerpor oitne saiI
nave ,nought proper TO direct the seyefat
said cOuD'is aud y 30 be e ted
~ law ON tie Tuesday after the hrs: Monday Soe'
i. tns fourth day November ne1;o supply she
ey aforesaid ,, ,,;s, =. rho Court.
,.e. Of said counties apo city are equr"o 70 'eet
Lo.sr ho.se .: TIC c3Lay 0; A!aiest = .ase
Isru-. o. ha i;ceG;h dag af-g tie s'o 'oaf'h 'y ~
Cs.. 2icr my hand Gors.no:' aad aaIe' .ns .
- Ses! Of the Commo wealth, at EcEnoh', r's
Il : a7i day July A. n 1885 Hmt IN Tue '
Il. Commonwealth tiESn @ s,-- -. -,
- ~ 'ulv 2i-ct3e
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOX SALE.

OFFER io safe privately my plantation called Mount
L Bernard This plantation es on the James River IN
the county oi Gooohland. Immediately above Maiden
Adventure dam and within twenty miles oil lch'
rnond 1t contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
of which scvenyive acres James Rive ar gound',
OF the best quality, thirt,-ssre .cles are creek low
grounds and tAa emsiuder 10 Beaver dam creek red
aai. Tnere On the place good dweling.house on
buildings and the fences n good repair and the land
10 In high state OF cultivation.
viii; also cell the stock and farming uteHss upon the
land The stock consists Of hoTueS. Gsies cattle iuclu
ding mch ooe; aad tine farming utensils are, the mos,
of them, new. aud sl of them good-and there are
enough both Of stock and farming utensils for the tho.
rough cultivation Of the plantation.
The terms Of sale to tbs payments Will he made
very much to sui, the purchGspI.
Mr. James ~ Payne, my manager living on the place,
IT, Ny address 10 Washington, D. c.
Nav I7-otf NJ NJ PAYNE.
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GARNETT AND SAUNDERS.

The news from the FIRST Congressional District ~
very cheering Mr.. Garnett has met his opponent.
Mr.. Saunders in now nearly every county, nj! pre-
seped fully to the people the ssues OF the ca:npaG"
His triumph over Saunders III discussion l. represent
.J 10 have been signal and complete, much ~ fist
even the opposition have been obliged TO concedc hla
superiority to his Antagonist in debate. He has II
heavy majority against him to overcome, but a! ac'
counts we get from the District unite in predicting
his election by decisive majority.
Asa matter of interest, we annex the vote Of The
District az cast at the last gubernatorial election
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THOMAS =. EILLIAM.

IRON. STEEL AND METAL WAhhHUL'E;;;
No q. BoL.IxGBRooX STREET. tETEFsptha' VA
Geac.a irou S;e.l aud Me, Business, and invite the
attention O, V;- and Nor1a Carolina merchants, visit;
Ing this nq.Se to a ,xana,ion 0; my large ana varr
assortment, my arrau:euents being such ~ VIII e""o'o
sell a. the loves rates
Rroads Msc.iurts Blacksri;hs, and the trade gene
:,y will and . interest 10 examine my STOCK oe'
fore purchasing 'isrwn"re.
Orders N. raful!y received and promptly attended TO-
w., .N";m THOS s. GILLIAN.
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PTIASKI LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER for SALE privately one tract OF land contain
L tanning lDO0 acres situated in Pulaski county, Va, on
the South side Of New River p miles from the
county seat of Pulaski and miles from Newbern Depot
on the Va and Tennessee Railroad Said land Is well wa
tered having upon it hve six uniRiling limestone
springs There is about 200 of cleared land LOO
acres of which 10 No bottom and will take pleasure
in showing the land those who may ish 70 pureaasc
So 80 D. NJ. CLOYD,
kcwnern, Pulaski co., Va
Reference: D. r. WYsoR Newberu Va.
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-TFS 00I-IARS REWARD.

m Az .N AZ from the subscrlbeT, Uu lIc .0'. q ~
An 49, rrSro no ,.,an nesaed NELSON Si.id negro
v., hys iee seen esb: inches hsn ms age .,bor @
Ii 4; ~ dark COPPER color; clothing not reco!Ieet
:. He W wa. bought in Richmond some weeks since and
!ppose is making his way back The shove FeraiG aaiG
v - ;si 40 that can GET hin. ssas. fos' Once
s''"as'o'o' |aa'' HENRY E. EDMOEDs,
n -. FoR S4NL HAsSAH.
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NOTICE

WESTERN TtXAS LAND AGENCY.
HUE undersigned have on hand some fifty 10 sixty
thousand acres el the Gas, lands in tho State OF
gus Tor sale. on reasonable terms. in largo small
70 sun purchasers l"enty seven thousand acres
In ternsndo the ncst sugar cotton corn and grazing
IDS in the State Emigration is tending rau;dlv 10 This
S'on OF the state, which for hcal:h and .ond water
Hews;ou road some forty mes down 20 Corpus Cbrist
zee Gulf where shipping and steamers receive the nro
and carry them on We will sell these land. m
;sree hundred and twenty acres Up :" any ao,ut in
.aet desired as We have large amount Of lands We
r:sse terms accommodating The ti,ie is indi-pu,s
foG any information or CONTRACT, address any oi the
E'eis2ned WHITE & LOGAN.
Attorneys st Law, Segun. Texas.
JOHN w. STERlSS
Attorney at Law, Abingdon, Va.
~ ,! wcom ail contract ard make conVeyancp and
j p;:? answer my enquiry Addressed to them.
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yiLUABLE FARM IN HENRTCO,

SIX MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FUK SALE.
TuNHE subscribers authorized to sell the Farm on
which the late Dr. Hopkins formerly resided, locucd
o. above adjoining tho lands OF Mr.. w. Green and
other., and between the Deep Run Turnpike and the
Chopped Road. The tract contains 80 acres o.
acres are heavily set in wood Of original growth The
buildings consist of comfortable dwsIing and the usual
out uthud!ncs Tic aud lies well and produces hneiy.-
There is a uue orchard on the place
For terms und further particulars. apply to
DC, lI-c9awlm GODDlN e. APPERSON, Auc's
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOE


"AvISC removed to Richmond, offer tnr sale, my
P.fr lYins in thn county OF ChH'lcs City, t" J.
Richmond nnd contaniug 40 acres about ouehal. clear
ed producing we'll ard rapidly improving under the use
all nocessary outhouses. nearly Also excellent
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could be worry conve.
nently divided intotwo, containing 800 and The other
24o acres Persons wishing to pns.hass fafm IN the
most productive and rsrd Improving portion of Virginia.
wod do we to examine this property ss am di'po'ed
The ovsn.s.r or uy brother living adjoining, will show
the Farm any wishing 10 purchase
Address Dr. o. A. CRENsHAW,
pn,N No Rirhrn n-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PROPER

II WILL sell privately my Farm, Chambers mils0 coz
i talniug GOO acres of land, with good Dwelling and
Store House. and all necessary out houses and large
Manufacturing Mill and Saw Mill, situated In the county
Of Buckingham, on Slate River, "a navigabe sreamD
miles Of the Court House. and lq mea tro: -alne;
land we'll t;mbered. II 10 Cue saudfo. merchandising
and tho Mills with the store and dwelling, Gun be sold
separately from the Farm, If pure hasers desire It.
Chambers Mls P. o., Buckingham County. Va
Jure 2l--ctf GEORGE CHAMBERS.
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Use. Flournoy. Wise

This aati- Democratic majority eau bs ard wi.l De
overcome if the Democrats will but half sustain Car
net, in bis noble efforts to redeem the District To
the work. then, friends elect Garnett and save your
District - South Side Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28

BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER
Who'll ESALE DRUGGISTS, NO. l25, MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. Va,
RE now receiving their Fall supply of Drugs, Medi
"A cines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glas., colofs
Vsrnishes and Brushes especially adapted to the trade OF
Virginia and North Carolina they for the sale Of
Rockbr:dgs Alum Water Pills and Alum ass. and all tho
popular medicines Of the day at propr:etors prices
Particular attention given to physicians orders
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
NOTICE.

INHE tour negro men name DAVID, sometimes called
IL CROCKETr, CHARLES, LEWIS and LEE, who ran
'av the 2;,h October 1885, yet at large See al
.ment Of tina, date in the Richmond Enquirer, Ex
uer and Daily Dispatch which will give description OF
&C negroes We will give additional reward OF FlF'
iDOLLARSfo for the delivery OF either OF them to US,
lodge in Jail whci. we yet Them or two hundred
".Iars II taken Ou; OF the State OF Virginia.
n April 2b-ctf IONES a SLATER
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

HaRRnpUko, Oct. 25,-The following are toe foo..
inys up Of the official returns Of all the counties %
this Stste:-Scot democrat 2l2, SS6 Cochran, rron.
2lOll2 Democratic majority 277A. The State Senate
stands-dernocrats l5 union ls-and ir the Assembly
there are So democrats and A unlOnsts.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 25 Flour is lower 'aief "t
Howsrd Street at $6 81; nothing DONG N o"er
hands. Wbea,is lower; sales OF white al o. TO
81 rcd II IS TO 81. Corn is lower; sales oi white
at 10 TO 62 cts, yellow 81 to b.
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NEW YORK. Oct -. Flour i' steady. ss!es OF
S,s, h,s-f. a, 81 o. To- ~, Southern is heavy at
g. 25 to IS. Whea; is aivancug sse' OF W.
n, Al 20 10 81 50 for (Ienssse, red Il 6o C@.r %
tr,S, lower; ssiee u mixed At se eta.
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sGiiN .. GtORGE GiHsoS;;

RICHMOND, Va,
AfiSG extensively ht;ed up their establishment,
II wiki the !.cs, improved machinery are prepared
:.::,a at shor, Eotce and reasonable terms, all
'!eis Ci portable finished Carpenters work such as
9oo' and Wi, ,ow Frames CasnSs out and INSIDE mn
|aa &c =.
ssa, Binds and Doors of all varieties.
s:s:re, uarirails Porches, Verandahs Balconies
GoTnccs, Coruce Mouidings and Brackets OF all sizes
I1t Patterns
aogiiuss OF all descriptions
W-sa.oosrcs Chsir. boards, Ceiling boards, &c, &c.
They ii" make estimates for work to plans furnished
:.n sa deliver st thc- factory the estimated prces
0:ie., r.s,.rrfuIiv .olici.ei Jan 2%-cd
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DASAWy from the .ubserter: Oh rriaa{ F Tf Tf igP h
n Novess- boy bv ths sas fs, Tt res ~ fa,
sPS s rrIer ILL., ,fes ~. abor the color 9 @snse
n.e ga si s S;ss t.i Ss +rcs oa !:s =; ;2S .Ge :. !
- 80 :; S,.e !p:l:.ed 10 swGggcr aud drag his
h., wSes ws,:: Fs :, carpenter 6y trade was born
/, thr5oGd Virginia, and will perhHPS "y 10
.; ss H. above reward for bis apprehension snd
aesv. 10 rr Q. for bis sesspsment In any jail
oS Newborn, NC.
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81. .VALLANDINGHAN, ESQ., OF OHIO.
This young, gallant, bold and eloquent champion
Of the Constitution, is apparently beaten III the Day
ton, Ohio Congressional District, by the Black Re-
publican trickster, L. D. Campbell, by the meogre
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NoSS.TIES.-The undersigned wishes to contract
A. W 1900 Cross Ties TO be Of white post oak feet
ches face, and inches thick; one.third TO be de-
iss February ls5T, at Norfolk, and the remain
p,sr.!as A!as 81 the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
,p,aJ wharf on South branch of Elizabeth River
! mile 1tO,e Norfolk,
wI'has 10 propose for the whole number, o. any
mad better do 50 in person. at the oiico OF tue
ps WILLIAM MAEosE, Chief Ener. &c,
p" Norfolk Va
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A VALUABLE FARM n Han; \:

OVER, on THE OLD STAGE ROAD, TEN MILES
ABOVE RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
fHNHE subscribers authorized sell the farm on
which Mr.. James F. Huffman now resides located
above containing 6l OF which about onehaf
cleared and now in good heart The buildings en- the
place are nearly new and now in good ,pn aud are am.
pie for large family TheGe is sge garden attached
a good supply of fruit and well Of fine water
I. s an admirable location for physicn none now re.
siding nearer than or miles
Terms accommodating. Apply to
Scpt o9-clm GODDlN g. APPERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28

rOLUMBIAN HOTEL FOR RENT Ok al
above old Snd we'll established Hotel 10 tor rent
with immediate possession There ara chambers sacea
Tor two hundred beds The dining room Is ~ " 4eet
There extensive and most convenient accommodations
for cooking washing &c. aud large stable and large car
raSs houses &c, 80.
This property we'll know that any further desc!p'
tion unnecessary. To good tenont the rent VAL oe
reasonable. S. D. CRENsHAW.
July lo-cf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28

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