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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-09
tl,ELfi LANE FOR SALE.

yuyHE ubscibrr wishes so sell ,hs pls'aian on which
west from the city OF Richmond. on Appomaox River
contains 1902 acres about 300 OF which are wood land
has three good rooms and passage the first floor four
lodging rooms and passage above with three rooms IN
the Near the house is well o hnc water and
n remarkably good cehouse There are the other usual
ou buildings barns stable servants houses, Sc, &c The
Rdmond and nTare Rail. cad p%sses ero gh tue plan
tutiou and the Match" Depot - aqcrt enc m!e ana
.ou,r,r om the house THIS place is Considered as healthy
~ nny in this section Of country The nrieht rhood itself
il gr"u recommendation, being noted for it' morality
and soerety-a large proportion OF the inhaetsn sihe
members OF some church Fo; surtne? ,.rtcuais ad
dres, the sb.cribe;. M;oa- depot, Amelia county yir
g.L.I-. 1'A.n 'o.'i''1'
Ana oI-clm
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

"AvING removed to Richmond, over 20? 7ae, my
III Farm lying in the county of ChlG!ca City. TO g
miles from the aes Ri.er, nd q u;es irom III. city Of
Rcn1na aud containing $40 acres about one halt clear
cd producing well aad rapidly improving under the use
Of lime clover plaster &c There is good Dwelling. and
all necessary outhouses nearly new Also, excellent
Garden and Orchard. The Farm eoald tie very conyc
nently divided intotwo cSG seasaRing 900 anu the Other
2iO screS Flsnpa wishing ta purchase Farm in the
most productive and rapidly improving portion OF Virginia
would do we'll to examine this property, SIS am disposed
70 sell on liberal aud accommodating terms.
The oyArseer, my brother living ad'o"':5 %t show
he Farm. 10 anv ore w;sti@g; 70 larcsaSe ~ 49,"
.Iu.es. E DIR. o. A. ,CRESShAW,
I,,, a c,f Roy No al Richmond, Va
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from Cedar Poiur an,ii;s hI,t ubou four the
line oil the projected straight track Railroad from Rci
nomd to Carlotes ve containing 5s5 OF land. (o
which 20 are rich creek low grounds) adapted 10 al
usual crops we'll wooded and wntered, excelen,y pro
vided with buildings mostly new, both lo- farm and board
the yard md eudrnis all re5pccC, in iuct drsrnhlo
prurer,y-is offered for pIy.t" sHlc !, can be bought
bew cen ths :aa nnd 18th September, Tor S6n00-one
third cnsh balance AMI yesr secured by deed
OF trust on the property. Mr. Martin, the premises
will show the farm any wishin. to buy, while il is
hoped that who DOES not really wish TO purchase
If plruscd will poster him about il The title is entirely
clear Address JOHN HART, JR.,
IIu1,nsyl. GnnrbIn nd Vu
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FARM FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale MY estate called Whi:e'Hank, "
n ing on the Mattapohi river. in King William county,
about one mile from the Courthouse WhitcBank Is at
the head OF steamboat and opposite the village
of Waikeron from which place boar runs regularly 10
Norfolk and its facilities shipping grain are rnTvHcd
1t contains by survey f3l about $50 oi which are IN
cultivation ard have Teen thoroughly 'Rrl4d tlo exien
sve mari tanss op Elaes the fcsalhier OF tue au
is heat tmGei 3D. and offers srcu, Inducements Tor cut
ting cord wood or which cash be ooiancd on the
banks the river. The mari banks a-c easy OF access
snd contain inexhaustible supply OF the oesi ueco
80 and 10 per cen, OF nearly pure lime. The buildings
consist oi dwelling house eutcient for the ncc"n'itoda
ton OF large family barns stables quarters &c anu are
all in gooi repair some OF them having b2eR recently
built The land has hcen yoT upwards OF ten years
or the I've GELD sy.;cm ad ia n shsh snc OF improve
meet. go. ~
Possession will DE given in the a in time 10 seed acrop
of h,a, For further particulars address the subscriber
" Nov q r,f - -T-... JnHN COOKE.
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I1MES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

OFFEN for sale privately my pIahtatOh cHIvu HOUlE
= Bernard This plantation lies on the James Hysr I N
me cou.y oi GonShana Immediately "aoYc MaSfI ecu;
moni II contain, scyea, hundred aud thirty acres
Of acres are James River low Srsr srSOpas os
".onnds ,nd In. remainder /: Hsafrs dam creek red
land. There Is On the place good dwelnshonse on
beautiful Site and all necessary outhouscs ana pom te
buildings and the fences in good repair anu 'e ahu
is in high state Of cultivation e., -,
wi siso scIl the und farming utrnsNe rr"a tho
land The ol consist. Oi Rurrcs, i".e-, eh'i'c ihci
H. ,;ih COWS: and the isl u.inc utensils are, the most
NJ inem new and all Of them good-Hnd thofe are
enough both OF stock snd farming utensils ior the ho
rough cultivation of the plantation -,
The terms of sale 10 the payments VIII ps Hsaae
very much to suit the purchaser. ,o
Mr. james n. Payne, my manaeer iiVlng on inc p p
will show the property amy person desiring to examine
IL NY ~ 'u ,s NJ PAYNE.
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KNoW-NorHINGIsM ILLUSTRATED.

The editor of the Stauntop True american f'ucnS
a nonI charges that Mr. Buchanan deserted his
post at the Court of St. James, received his nt o
clear nine thousand dollars, and came home TO seek
the nomination for the Presidency" Mr.. buchanan
resigned twelve months before his return, and did
not reach the country until just before the meeting
of the Cincinnati Convention. Everybody remem'
bers how scrupulously he avoided participating in
the intrigues for the nomination. So much for the
falsehoods of Know Nothingsm Its ignorance is il
Iusrated in the charge about the in;6t-in:fts hav
ing been abolished some two years before Mr.
Buchanan's return. 1t is not expected that Know
Nothing editor should understand the laws of the
country,
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THE GROANS OF THE WOUNDED.

The Fremont presses alternately curse and groan
over their recent defeat in the House of Representa-.
tives. The Boston Bee says iof the passage Of the
army bill
"It adds another to the damnimg trumphs of the
administration, and carries with It an endorsement o
all the governmental outrages in Kansas"
The Boston atlas howls out:
"The friends of freedom and constitutional liberty
in the House Of Representatives are defeated. God
only knows how soon Federal bayonets will be pierc
ing Republican bosoms-how soon Federal bullets
will be driven into Republican hearts"
The Erenine Journal says:
"The Border Rufiinns' rejoice to-day. Congress
has passed the army bill without the provso forbid
ding United States troops to be used 10 enforce the
Missouri code in Kansas
The Boston Daily Adrcrtiser says:
"Ths proviso was lost through the absence of some
of tn. opponents of the administration without pair.
ing off. Among these the name OF Mr.. Burngame
is reported. His absence on this occasion has zone
more to injHre the cause Of constitutional Ieerty'
than his or his tongue could repair IN lifetime
even if he fought duel or made great speech eve
ry day"
The Boston papers follow the cry of the N. Y. Her.
aid, and denounce the cowardIy connyance OF the
Republicans by which the bill was permitted 10 pass
The Bostsn Atlas says:
ave want Representatives who cannot De tright
ened by the unnecessary discharge from employment
of few operatives by the stale and ridiculous accu
sation of blocking the wheels OF government
The \. Y. Register describes the effects of the
news in that city:
"The news from Washington yesterday, was per.
fecy stunning' to people who have any pluck. ~ Al
was with the deepest regret that the he"S Mns
ceved in this city, that there had been "a csving OF
R.npblican members We do not know where tne
blame rests, but it is mean business Iie hePuo'
lican Honorables Of that body cannot oe iensu U"
been been az complete back down as ever We heard Of
The secret of the "caving.in" Of the Republicans
ia 70 be found in the fact that the Senate had resolved
to prolong its session till the 4th OF March next rs
ther than fail in its duty to the country and that the
President, if the Senate had consented to ADJOURN
WAS prepared again to call them into session.
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nv rgE 1;OVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

4 PKUTIANA ION !,
.rYu-.EhJ EIl:fS nfLaa wno |as 'c"asInsu
W !. the Citcui,' Cou.t Of Marshan county,, to hVe
,., rr-i.onment in the Pententiary. for oIrsary s
. Tom on the might of the 7th ot December,
~ az, Is SUI az large: therefore. do hereby offer re-
d Four Hundred Dollars, in lieu OF the reward mere
~. oer-d 10 anv person or persons who snail arrest
.;: So. Helms and deliver him INFO the Penitent!a.
" -. .y. and do moreover :alui:o cil oHcc.s OF
- r,...rsi. cr.I ana military and request the
" 10 use ,hei- best exertons 70 procure the
-. 81 the .nd Helms, thet he may be b;oGGRF 70 JUS
.s,-. ,oy hand as Governor. and under the Les
-; Seal tcI the Commonwealth, a. Richmond th's
i'--. II: la Of August, in the year isM' uv,sp
w old h,ss nysinfs 5s M1d" dark eye eyes
,.,.,ar, n:.a. H:h complexion o1aeA ''A ''''
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NJ TIE GUy ERX0R or VIRGINIA.


ry-npNA~,0N ..,tn- been received - tEc tSccHN'e
;aa. TIguDR!CH 6. FERGUSON, char~'1 IN mare
= rl~f.r WIN t. uio;-ly ahiurns HHr ;.'hi' MN
~; 70 ,i,1ie ne- and OLIVER a. HORSph' ehHFt"G
gs F"r-s: n The o. s"h hcir .Tros .scsna
Il .;a iay o. Il" present mon'A in""e !ar' 80
the ,u 81 said county aud are no" .u.ns al larg
do hereby offer tswsrd oi Two ro.l hbsa,jd ,Ss snd
.a .Uy person persons WHO shsi. a'Eest IL" ;, ~
r- cn saG Hupsun and deliver them in;o the jail OF
a.:e, C,y county. OF One Hundred Dollars to sucn ar
%. ALL 4...yery oil either; and d" moreover r.
.re Ill ,-crrs OF THE Commonwealth civ!l ara mn
~ and r.lucs the people generally 10 Use ihe.I oes,
-rons 70 procure the Grres, oi the said "1
,.ga, :hn ;aey may be brought to justice "a.
,ivea under MY hand Governor. anu G'in't ', 80;
90. Seal OF tire Commonwealth, a, kc!'i"o"'' '''''
"a .,.h day OF August, in the y"ar 20. ,,.,,r
sr the Governor GroRoE w. MrSfoRn, Secretary o'
= Commonwealth .,:,,.. i;t, ,t
arnirck G. FERGUSON is sbOu; feet IL nCh"s sh "
L.. make dark canplex!0n black hair AID dark eyes
,..;e laxative; carpenter By trade; ., .,.,;o,
Jy.r A Uobaon is about = Zee, high. well Pr"noEuoh
round face lair complexion blue y,co eye; a,r u .nd
4 ." ;ns'ia'ro..',, nat he ,rode Az 30-c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-09
RATTLE IN KANSAS,

The telegraph reports battle in Kansss-not a
mere sham fight but genuine collision OF arms with
an authentic return of skilled and wounded" The
Border Ruffians achieved easy and complete vic.
tory, as everybody knew they would when earnest
fighting began. The forces were equal-the mode OF
attack smple-the "Rut1ians" charged, and the Abo.
litionsts fled. Perhaps this skirmish will determine
the issue of the contest Perhaps bloody battle is
impending. A few days will relieve our anxious Gus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-09

NEANTNA 4 E. MILBY:-TAxE NOTICE, that
Va aha proceed, the first day OF October. lsa he
tween the hours Of sunrise and set Of that day ht n"
Town Hail in the town Manchester tnke the depos
lions Of James H. MiIby und others be rend ereIcc
in matter OF controversy now pcCtGg 1eio.c the Cr
Cit Court OF Chesterfield cS}, lr the Chancery s!ie
And ftae tatinr of sa dcposi;on be commenced or
being commenced shall nor h" completed on that day The
tgking OF the same will be adjourned from time to time
until completed. WILLIAM MiLhi
In,
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY o

A VALUABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF
MATTHEW'S Va, FOR SALE.
m ESlRING to move INV Negroes south | will sell |
~ this beautifully located aud desirable estate cheap
and on terms to suit purchasers Scuiori contains 7G
acres, 800 OF which is arabic, well enclosed with
chestnut fence, and recently lined The bsildngs
new and in good order. Supply of plentiful and
from never failing springs Sea!ord situated in
and within sight OF the Chesapeake, with line oyster
Shore and great Abundance every variety Of sh
Il" hand Vessels loading with grain lie within 100 yurds
OF the granary The Norfolk aud Baltimore Steamers
to their wharf within miles of the farm, times week
Persons wishing purchase rcqucetcd 10 inspect the
premises. a. X. SHEPARD.
Nav a3-cwtf
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TWvITY-FiVE DOLLARS REWARD.

Dl!AWAY from the subscllbcF. on FT.u"!, ITT Vp III
IL Xcy.rlbcr a negro boy by the name .! Ph!Li:ir
: .ov GU; Il years OF FIVE feet three OF ioui
,ra., Il ..,her thick SET, about the color Q. sesi
ye, ns.ssnr or laughing. which look 'ery white al
ca :ss. !. little inclined to swasscr gni ar"g mss
%, r pskns He is carpenter by rndS, was rS porn m
al .ai.r il, Richmond. V!rg ginia and WILL ~
wi. T ;be above reward for his apprehension an1
" - otne' VI ''' I'' F. COLBERT,
= IN; Ncw.Bc-u \. c.
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r,rr>ry. DOLLARS REWARD.

V,rr 'rc r.,sur,i will e paid tor the Apprehension
and aIi delivery 70 me. or in jail in ne state 50
"a ,v n.n again of my -lave LlNSEl: pnfchssuga ua
a.. "a i .H.nsrl. and has A wife in tie county Of
..sn.ham H., doubtless lurking about chnonu, OF
=, CON" - AlbcuaTc Buckingham, or II y plo""o'y
e ;ry!E. 10 ind nIs wry 10 Grrrc StH:e
L!nsey ave cc "cy inches SIX feet tall straight
.l,cuar and we. formed. and aJOu: ~ years of age
JANIS 4. cox,
hp-. ie-ctf WlSTERPocx o.. Chesterfield Co.
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NOTICE.

1NiIE tour negro mon DAVID, sometimes calieo
l. CROCKETT CHARLES LEWIS and l. tE, WHO ran
Isy he 27t! October !-Jj yet at ln ge zee su
'.-,in.ut Of ths date in the Richmond Enquirer Ex
rt Daily Disng,ch which will give DESCRIPTION OF
} II a.s.oes Weaill give All additional reward OF rlr
F DOLLARS :Or the delivery OF either oi theh 10 us
p ot,. IL Jail where get them, or TWO huhu'eu
yAar, !: :Gk.u out of the State Of Virginia.
Apr! 2t-c,; JONES j. SLATER
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TO HOLDERS or LSK,r LAaDLp


TENHE AMERICAN AND TRANSATLANTIC LAND
IL AND MINING COMPANY in connection with some
of the newly established money institutions Credits No
bliers) Of Europe aud especially OF Germany, viii
ts,c purchase aud sell land. and ipes n!so will employ
funds in good promising ouirr.T!sea iiiscoycrer5 o any
minerals Goals will lind Srcnty 10 their advantage 10
call addiess office, /, Nassau street New York
city y ANTON MILLER, General Agent for the United
States aud Canadss. Per /. n. Boss, secretary.
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NJ r IT. GARSETT.

The nomination of Mr.. Garnett has drawn from the
the pr.ss an expression Of esteem which few men
in the State could command. We annex articles from
the leading papers.
From the South Side Democrat
Mr. GARRETT OF EssEx.-The Democratic Con-
venton that met at Mathews Court House on Wednes-
day last, nominated Muscoe K. H. Garnett, Esq, for
Congress We regard the selection as most happy
one and trust that he may be elected. Dir. Garnett
is comparatively young, but he enjoys high reputa.
tion as an able debater, accomplished scholar aud
a wise legislator. He was distinguished student 1t
the University, and is graduate of the same. ne
was selected by the society of Alumni TO deliver 's
annual oration which s regarded having oeen the
most beautiful and memorable oratiOn OF the eor' s
delivered there He is the author OF the Pnlosop,l p
cal and spirited pamphlet in vindsatlon o ,e S a.I
rs the contributor of the larger snhre VI "a ,h
treasure in the formation Of the GoVerne'' M niu .ne
shaver Of the smaer amount OF treasure ne "as
An able and distinguished member OF tne REFORM
Convsnt;nn of lS5G-'jl since when time ne has
sssd ,vo sessions in the Legislature, and mas oeen
90 ~ ths most useful and industrious mernoers.-
a. haod of the Finance Committee OF last session,
ha hss,owed on the complicated subject OF Inc 81,
,oas s d;ligent and patient attention worthy OF al
a;ss and produced report of marked ability which
ppamnanded the public appreciation and applause
W cannot allow ourselves to doubt his success in q
hr;,ant and useful service in Congress.
From the Lyuchburg Republican,
Mr.. H. GARRETT, EsQ.-We are much pleased
IN see thai this gentleman has been nominated by the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-09
FOR SALE,

a ND Possession given Immediately, most val e.
"A uable md desirable House and Lot pleasantly Xiii
situated, fronting the Court House Square in the ELI
city OF williamsburg Va formerly owned by J. &. Shell
DON Thc house has eight rooms and clUsels
and good cellars. AID all the necessary .uuses well
and cstern III the yarl arge garden. containing choice
collection Of fne traits all knls. Th. ofcrs very great
Inducements To any pcisOu having children to be cduca
ted. either Vt the College of Wun aid Mary, tue
male and female Seninars. Any person wishine farm
can hni plenty Of laud in the neighborhood, ut very
moderate price large portion of the purchase money
remain on Interest. For further particulars please
- r. r TIIRTIs
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LAND WARRANT LOST

4 y additional bounty land warrant, No 24,22i lor 90
N oi land issued - on the 2id OF February,
lS under The oi Congress passed Sd III March, s.1
lnnilad fr"m the Pension Office WASHINGTON City,
and directed to the OF Christopher g. Mcttae Man
chester Val the hH.rcy"r b9co cce;vcd hi either
OF u-. Arcrsos .:e h";ety cautioned against trading
for the sad warrant as intend apply to the Pension
Office a renewal of the came.
Aug ls-cw6w John RADCLIFFE.
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS.
OfLES PATENT GRAIN CLEANER-(TuIRTEEE
PREMIUMS

II T
ed to its !ist Of premiums the p-Cnium of the
gniu Agricultural Fair Also at Petersburg Fredericks
a;: ABINGDON and at the Fast TcnEr,scc Agricultural
("' held ut knoxville This improved FAN was patent
apr a0,h, ls5a aud has become very popular whcre
t' is known, proving by its utihy in cxprdi.iousy
"nslnc all kinds of gran be the best Grain cleaner
L." IA use. Those in of good FAN would DO we'll
!, cal NJ DOfIE'S shop in Staunton or ~ DOYLE &
IIaers"lvcs. w
.ae'- improved Fans will be furnished At any poin,
an ay miles Of the Shops, and further By Rail Road
Steamboat.
f; /; Communications addressed 70 the undersigned a,
4 II1''chsbu:s, Va. will be promptly attended 10
.-i- 2i--c.In DOYLE & SIlLlNGER
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YALTABLE TAVERN IN KING WILLIAM
COTETY FOR SALE.

yUyHE subscribers are authorized 10 sell the farm In
IA 20 niles from Richmond l2 miles from the Paun-
ky River and adj oins the lands Of Capt Martin nrewry
contains be-, cen 800 and 40U acres has good
- ,.;,r s,- rooms and s necessary ot hn'scs "A
isrss norton OF ii is very superior swamp lard ls' o.
which is cleared wei drained and now IN euIt'vHton
~ nnr,on of The high land is in cultivation hes wen
and il very productive The ueighbOrhood IL very ui
rbl one and this place has always been noted Tor s
Mr. Crenshsw, living on the place, will show it to any
person wishing 10 purchaso - =,
wa, a.. ~ an " Sa,ri,n GODDlN IL APPERSON. Ancta
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pI-I Ask LAND BOK SALE.

OFFER for sale, privately, tract Of land contain
,s;png 600 acres situated in Pulaski county, va, on
- Smh aide of New River .. miles from Newbcrn, the
connty seat of Pulaski and miles from Sewbern Depot
on the Va and Tennessee Railroad Sale hand n. well wa
tod bavinr upon it five or six unaiiing limestone
; TSorr is ubout 900 acres of cleared land, Ipo
acres Of which is No bottom land. will take pleasure
in showing the land to those who may wish TO purGnns
anu VIII "i'"'' P'''"p' D. NJ CLOID.
Newbern Pulaski co Va.
Reference: p +. WrsoR, Newborn, Va
Sent
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TO ALL WHnW IT NAY CONCEKN.

HrTrsf n63cc ,is, Vr,irir land Cfsce Mill.
.niy Warrants No. 3 gO2 which issued the 2!st OF
Juae 1853 TO VIM. Reynolds assignee OF Moses QuaTcS.
and No l42i which issued the Eth dsy g.; ~y. l;es
VIM. Reynolds assignee Of Ch;iistpYnat Stoakcs who
assignee OF Ambrose troLIn saye hrrI iost mlslnd
destroyed srd ,nattc kSi!s ciths sid VIM Reynolds,
decesssd Slfp due 'imc Rppy TO tn" Commissioner OF
the Geueru aud Once tor scrip in lieu OF and in satis
faction Of said warrants
WIN. REYNOLDS TREET,
One Of the heirs OF VIA. SeyEoids deed.
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THOMAS =. GILLIAN.

Sa"nN' STEEL AND METAL WAREHOUSE,
II n ~, HLLiSGRKoox STREET, PETERSBURG, Va.
i Go,,. "'iAbl,hed myself Tor the transaction Of
k:eD, :, ia steel and Metal Business, and invite the
ia VI '.uis and North Carolina merchants visit.
,i'ra my arrangements being such as will enable
60 ~ Ia" iO~cst rntes
Ahctin;s,. Blacksmiths and .hr trade gene.
r,, ' II Ia ih".i Interest 10 examine my stock he
>,, sa&iuy received and promptly attended TO.
.rs--h TnOS. s. GILLIAN
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M, Es, pRE,IIrM HURR STONE NIILl.s.

HAVE ON hand Mll thr different sizes al Hnyts
II niu,u Burr S;unr Mills can Recommend tH'sr Nu'-
ns being the be-. Mill in for grlnais rhor corn or
wheat There live ie: i'll daily Operation In this
place giving entire -a;i.clio They will do more WORK
with ih s.e power than any other Mill KNOWN ahd are
ess Liable 10 rct out of order have szrs 10 run either
bv water steam nr horse power and they be put In
operation at a trihing cost. 800.
A circular, with descriptive cut and prces Of c s:i.s
will be sent by mail to any address.
will also furnish water Yhoc, made cLtiGrI OF iron
and cosi about oae h,rd o nary breast or over shot
wheel ,ha, win 10 l.sorc work with the same water h"n
any wheel known and will lnst hundred ycHrs o,
more For further information, ndirts- -
'''' JOHN /. JEIEh,
prescoti House, tive dGors hbGyr IL" BanSt.
.,r,s, % Is:G Richmond, Va.
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JOHN A. JETER, Esq Richmond.

RICHMOND August 29;h, lsjG
lido hereby certify tha, have in operation in this city
one of Moves 80 inch Grist Ma sold me by John A. Jre
nbout fourteen barrels Of supcrior family -four in
hours and the steam power 10 drive is estimated Mt
nbou, Elk horse power have sold the hour to number
nj families in this place most of whom pronounced it
3r,t rn,e article GEO. MERRIAM, Agent
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VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PROPER
~

TY FUR SALE. -,
WI r ,pI privately my Farm Chambers Mills,) con
,aininr 600 acres OF land, with good Dwelling ana
Store House and all necessary aIu mo- large
r pS;nob,n on Slate River, Ia navigable streaIi)
miles east Of the Court House and l2 miles from James
River $50 acres cleared nnd the balance III Wood
ind we'll timbered 1t fine stand for merchandiznS
n,, @ ,h M;s with the store and dwelling can De sold
separately from the Farm, purchasers desire H.
Terms accommodating Address the s4osefoer ,"
Chambers Mills P. O., Buckingham County: va;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-09
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Ri,iIMo>u, "a,
4 Rs nov receiving their Full aapy'y OF Drugs Mrdi
"A cnes Paints, 0li.. Dyes. Window Glass, CulorH,
varnishes a@d I.d.Ge especially adapted to tie trade OF
y;Lnih and North Carolina They agents Tor the sale OF
Rockbridre Alum Water Pills and Alum Mass. and all ts2
popular medicines Of the dny at propr:etors Prize.
Particular attention given TO phTti4iaas' oider'.
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