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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-10-30
| lheokak { (Io'ca) Times, Oct. 8


p ARTIFICIAL loE.--An ice machine b,. .
just been co'npie;e'i nj the Cuyaii,u,o IN,
works, Cleveland, Ohi", which !. cipalts 80.
producing one ton of solid crvsfai ice J.,
twenty hours. a trial iras tece,,,,y i,e.,,;
made With the above Iesnli. while the ,ner.
clrv stood nt SO 'rgrccSsin the apartment, .
he estimated exlense of ihauntactb,irg =. /,
by Fneh ~ ma'l'i"e rs So per ton. or one-p
fourth Of a c'", per nou,a, li'. :.
El3 ooVTa CAROLINA CoNrrREScr III. /,
neht session Of this hc,y is TO Ia L,I.i 10
ms nwp. beginning ON Wainex,,ar ~" ~ ,
ite'p so'e"trr.s The usual Esanpinai,'a, 81
'le under graduates will te at,. n,,ed y, ~ "
Tue Monday and Tuesday preceding. Tsr,.
h"'n'%r" preachers 5wIl a,rive ON sa,,
',"y the 9th. andgfeligioGs service. os,. ga,,.
Jay H' io'h. viii LecoUdrcted bfetl,fe,{,
from distance. Abom one hend,s;tss.s1
hn'y iuperani preachers are cxpe.,.,It,,st.
tfeaent dntlng the Sessio;.. Bi.,,",
1!rews Is to preside u: Jssyks:Uc C3,,p,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
FARM FOR SALE IN MARYLAND.

v,IU.RIE FARM FOR SALE IN
IIyTE subscriber oacrs for sale the valuable farm upon
which he resides. in Charles County, Mary Hhna' cair
cd OAKLAND. II is convenient 70 hehpu. . n nf p pprru..
nI.cc one mile from BryHntown, my Post oHcr, u w
Two and a half miles from churches oi uinefcht uenom,
nations, and the same distance from the Missee nnitnn
aourishincF emale Academy, and also about hvc mlies
the we'll known College at Charlotte Hall 81 mary
~, Nd. h-;.L si,u,
The dwelling, on this place, is a two story orick' sau
tod ;ns beautiful oak grove, and cnclrcled oy u (
ward and garden, with many choice fruit trees I'D thc NUE.
The other buildings are Il kitchen, an oVersoerS y.
meat house, ice house, corn house, grahary, C"ii."s'
houses, stables, barns. farm house, quarters o sI.,p, y =
poultry houses, &c, ali in good keeping VIII IL '"'"s
ind farm. ,1,
Their. is also a new miller's house and a very faluho.c
sr't' mill, in thorough order, driven ny steam emu, ~ ;nIsr.st
vita three sets OF burs, which pays the net annual lnlet .I
on 5000. Ono OF the dams TO this mill poIueIe oH .I
y'ov" ii oaks, in which Is the dwelling on the iarh,, VI"
~" taxing ot hsn from il with hook and line, or oy eeIhe'
ton.
/, Is ihrm contains 900 acres, more or less, ana $ II,
waco INTO tonr fields, all well fenced in, watered, ana
,iioe'ru WIN oak. chesnut, cedar, &c. There 10 also ON
y W m.s N productive swamp meadows. iheG !,
rage crops could be NJ present from fifty TO seventy hTe
hogshcnus tobacco, fifteen 20 twcrty.hve hundred bushels
wheat. corn in proportion, &c.
ANY communication addressed to me will be promptly
attended to.
A better soil, more admired, profitable and desirable
farm, can scarcely be iouud tor .nl, Every necessary
implcnIcntand all kinds OF stock for the place. can be hud
of the subscriber, at a fnr price.
Also, servants to work the plnce can be bought or hired
q the neishborhood.
There is also a mail and passenger stage which pnsscs
through this farm, to and from Washington City, d. C.,
and Leonardtown, ST. Msry's County, Maryland, every al
tcrnate day.
THE farm Is in a healthy neighborhood-n nice and so.
cilblc ncishborhood-with every convenience one might
ask. The title Of it is unquestionable, DO.
Jan 29-c3w ALFRED w. GARDNER.
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DIED

=. his residence. in Goochland county, on
I'm January. WALTER COLES, son Of the late
5.r CrI,s. al the county of Albemarle. Cniver-
= ,..ssmai and beloved wherever he was known,
-. -. b.hiu! him n name withou: a solitary re-
",b' 4 l,-,e circle Of bereaved relatives and
will ever cherish. with melancholy pride and
.s,nre. The memory Of his many virtues: Ater q
- .caI..s nrr,;v, he died with the fortitude of a
90. man, and in the serene faith Of a Christian be-
ve-.
Dirp. on THURSDAY morning, January olst. JOHN
rVEEl.N. .on Of George q. and Eliza Ann MAI
.ws, g:cdl wear anu ~ days.
his ;unr-el will ;nk- place Mt 10 O'Clock this morn.
\, A, n, ~;s.a.erce .! his father. on Cary, between
Fans ar: foi.he. streets. The friends and &C.
7~ain:auces ci tn ;anjly are requested to attend
Thou: further Invitation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
;7nST RI TELEGRAPH.
,.r the Richmond Enqn'r'r'

NV ..rru CoNGRESS-F'RsJ s ,sss
,r.rorki" W,sH,xeroS, JAN:3i' .soo,
81. ~, ,-r q :, < s.: :'::. e $:'i F s;; {: y y F. f! $ $:; e;
T. NsASI. .Sa, "ff 10; necessary to a choice
>a'S" =, election. then takcn.-
gsH ,aeH$c,asNt IT. oa Nicholson, editor OF the
,o o.I, 's y speech ON Central American
u "tferrd a preamble proposing Cn r.
VI ,;c,ism, to wave some OF .'e pua
Hs q Fs''" order to elect Il Speaker.m msIIr
t$ n r;,ht TO insist on them praS s", III
s. =; 81 ::;s; ' III ~: s;'s 9ot a a fs' $s;; :s r. r + r. {:
O :: q: !: +: !: ): s: :. :: 8: !: :: 81: :; Il: :: !: s; s: S.: :; !: !; !: !: !:
80 s]Ap,n'n .I,y resolution yesterday 10 p'0'
iae Sn Of Mr.. Banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
by THOMAS BRANCH Il SON. auy,.
OLD Street, Petersburg IN.
a RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR Ae,rr -.

- VE$TMENT IN II PURCHASE OF MOST ~.
tabLE. REAL ESTATE u shall sell, NJ yya..C fa...~.
on 'ir premises, AZ il O'Clock A. ". Eel larry j.. j..
my tr'"'r, IN IN" county of Ch"..afSCii, cal.i 49,. d,
FIELD, within Is miles .r'-n tie city ni P-'ttsgu,. b.
coitnlt d'' acres. anihRs been 81, i!sG r'ol hrs g.. ;-r- 1.
20 !o' acres. ana Will be sold in uunn'!'i"s 70 &n!f ~. ...
..r-. Two hundred and fry acres nr Wi wc,d..-
nc remainder /. IN Il high state o. cultivation. ca 55r-
h"'inc received 90 bushels ashes. so bu.E,'. liac. rna =.
tility.
Tn" improvements SIRE on the NOS, liherrl .cnic. 80 FL
i'll complete repair. The farm is nnc.o.eI by 9 -n.as ..
substantial plank fence. The residence i selu'!,. d..
Gated, containing 9 roons, arranged very conyCf. ,rr,,. .
lately painted. A large double Kitchen, sro.c !..--...l
Dairy nr" attached. There are two large |: r;a ,;r -..r.
30 by 30 feet, with four tGo;s. e spacious hrn We. e.. .
ltfr'i stable, n Cnrring-l inu.r p. TWO new CRIB. Con E...-.
three new frame ho"-e-, with brickctimnryr. 80 :~e-g..-,
each containing: 1 looms.
= young Orchard OF choice Fruit Trees. ro,g ta.
A p!rt OF the estate may be scrH ut TIE IL. G. - :. y.,-.-
* sons.
!EIiM*.-A credit OFF,. 6. eand l2 month. viii rr 49,
cquHl lnsfaimcnis, tor well endorsed nr.c'i.h'r rc'.. a.
Withheld III! last payment If n"ne. ECkfIT Dun.
TIOS BRANCH & :ON@. GGs-..
Dec 2i-cotis I-..fh-,- -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01

THE HlCARAGUAN QUESTION, ,, hr,
'N ,nyssjSu Of Nicaragua by Walker and me con,
II !nlsstV ,,i"n there. Great Britain would before
~, minated a treaty with Nicaragua, sur
have G%ii s.r all the prottc;ora,e over the Mus
:aa.t. On terms satisfactory 10 Nicaragua au'
. w " and, il is Thought, TO this country also
!" ! Wilmington umor which is looked upon II
cus-,ers as very doubtful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
,.,,u,xGToN CITY.

..u,>oroS, l"an"'! aud. it is thought win
: e ys:s4 on S 'S'% ]ss$ss.s ;' AM hisrs,S i ;s2rs party
:, !: ir::,..ls :, c is ,a;s St aad s;hsE d \: n ,.S ss amend.
. MI. ii;$ :; t' S;s. ;:,:, 15'Ss; n s''>'ss IT. IT ;: S !.
=: : &AI SpraIrE. The res''"'''" "~
'S' S; Oh blamed votes Of Orr anu
- h.rlrr of New lNFN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
JNO. J. OSBORN.
Richmond, Oct. 10, lsh5. l.. d. HITCHCOCK.
IJoN.
TbNllE firm of SMITH i ROBERTS II thiI day

'tE".NVf b"'
THNtIE firm of SMITH i ROBERTS L. thiS day dis.
e. solved. by mutual consent, Thomas II. Smith having
purchased d! J. I. Roberts his entire interest. The busi'
ness oitGe iute firm will BE- settled by Smith, Rhodes i Co,
who alone ARE authorized 20 sign in liquidation.
TIIOMA NJ. SMITH,
John +. ROBERTS.
Richmond, January Ist, lS36.
COMPREHENSIVE.
THOMAS NJ. SMITH, late %; the trm al smith & Roberts,
he. this day associated with him EDWARD II. RHODES. GEO.
W. WILSON Rhd WIN. :. llCKT, for the purpose OF conduct
ing n General lnpOrin. and JrbhIng Hardware Business,
under the firm aud style OF SMITH, RHODES co.
The subscribers have already received, aud vii! cnhtlnur
from time 10 time 10 receive, from the manufacturers OF
England and this country, II lnrrr and wcil.scIrcted stock
0! General Hardware. Guns, Srdil"ry. &c adapted 10 the
coming season. nnG would respectfully invite III" attention
o; the merchants. radGlcr: and Others, OF Virginia. North
Carolinn ana Tennessee, tn inspect the same, i'cLng aa'
-urri that We will be able 10 supply them upon the most
favorable TERMS.
To the patrons &C the old firm We return our grateful
acknowledgements for their liberal and long continued pa
rronasc, and would most respectfully solicit for our new
firm n continuance of the same, guaranteeing on our part
To give them entire satisfaction
THOMAS " SMITH,
EDWARD II. RHODES,
GFO. W. WILSON,
WM. :. HURT.
Richmond JDrunrv L., lSIt. inn lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
KAPPIUANNOCK LAND FOR SALE.

z OFFER for snlr my Plantation in Richmond county,
q (Mulberry island about : miles ubovr Trppah"nno'E
mad = miles below Smiths whuri, a landing ot the s;chrnerE
thar ply between Baltimore and fredericksburg. II nd
joins thrlauds ofDr. Wexford, Mr.. Goodwin hnd oihers; and
contains, by recon; survey, 1916 50 acres. OF tl"tr about
$50 are arabic divided into three fclGs) the rest well tim
berci cxc.p; n portion. which is hard'mnrsh. and Gaords
excellent grazing. The coil is rs we'll adapted TO the
growth Of whca. and corn n lands in this neighbour.
hood which could not be- bnugh, for so per acre. II
is well wutcred; the road from the forest 20 the river
desccnds Il gentle slope ovcrsccr's house and ihrih
houses in good repair, and six new cabins for slaves--
very councillors and of the beet Inatc:!ni-recc"tly con
structed. The amount Of wuud.i,nd in this tract, ;hr va
lre Of timber which has been steadily advancing from
year TO year. and is convenience Tor delivery invite TIE
attention OF men Of enterprise. Persons wish ~ Ia view
the premises are referred Ia SIR. Robert lisson, who hns
charge O: the estate. Terms accommodating. address
ARTHUR Il. II. BERNARD,
$3.50, -. Er.iprirk-iurp Nn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01

NAVAL COUNT i MAT rnurt Martial for
81, p, Conn.,. Eitshis, for an sssss', on 9v sap a re:
''1 vp %s' the 5"s's CONCLUSION Of III The he submit sf,a,i ' q response spouse "
, ah srsa allowed; and the Court Was
"-.s,;cu upon the verdIc'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
a GOOD PLANTATION FOR SALE IL POW

NNIAW IDJNII. =.
N EslROCS Of moving TO another state ea-ly next ~
offer Tor sale the plantation on whicn res!te. !"
hi. county. 2 miles above Richmond, Q or 3 from ATlo,
mattox river, ! or : from James river. snd II rom M"''''~
Depot on the Richmond and Dnnvjlc Railroad. . An
acre. cleared, and improved by frrtiizinS hFp'eent.
and clover isllows, with abou; 30 acres OF bottom ,, nr,- :
The uncleared lsud lie valuable as REGARDS s?a t nna rsnnir
v.rd snJ rs5ien neatly psied. Tie ou' buildings are AN.
p,c for the comforts OF Il amily. Tie accontno'AA'" CT
servants, md Tor farming and planting pu;P.seSSi o,r he
a. an evidence thu, rhi. pIan:nt:onit coH''d-taa "n,uao!r'
a Tou oasred 500 by one pcrson. ami :s,ccO ca II
by ano;her, in the pa-, ,wo ;s"Es !; Is nes saH 10 ,a aei
scribe more fully. Ar early nprhcaE' nnay nave " GOO
y ~ n"., See j. S~mi,hville, P%O~hatan equity. Va.
~ Pc &c - CiiASTAIS COCEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
AVOID ACCIDENTS.

A AIDES AND GENTLEMEN IL you wculd -
IL avoid slipping down while wnlkln. on The F|
snow or slcciy pavcIncn;s. be sure and co 10 MAURICE
aud CO, II pair of ROUGH BOTTOM RuDBERs. We hive
every III" Tor Indies and Gentlemen, Misses mud Children.
T, Ike our advice and got n pair ." YOU fall and break some
OF your limbs Also. every kind of Thick Leather Shoes,
for Ladies and Gentlemen. {. s. MAURICE,
Jan - l5l, Main II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
JOHN Il GEORGE GIBSON.
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,

KICIINOND, w,
n iFiSG extensively tilted up their establishment
b q with the latest improved machinery. arc prepared
to furnish at snort notice and on reasonable terms, al
kinds OF portable finished Carpenters work, such as
Door and Window Frames, Castings, out and inside fin.
ish. SC.
sash, Blinds and Doors. of all varieties.
Stairs, Handrails, Porches, Ecrapdnhs, Balconies
Corniccs, Curnice Mouldiny- and Brackets OF all sizes
and patterns
Moulriinss OF all descriptions
Wash.hosrts, Chair. bonrds, CciiingbonrGs. &c &c; q,
They will make estimates ior work to plans furnished
them and deliver i, n. their facnory ut the csti.nnted priccs
Orders rrsprrtfnlly soil, tied. Jan 2s-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
AUCTI0N SALES.
SALE A. EORHOSSVIjIr
Or NALLAkLE EEGEEEIN

TRUSTEES SALE Al GORBOSSVIIIE.
Or VALUABLE PROPERTY.
! virtue ut a d:"'i Of trust executed 10 re Iy Henry
E0 NJ Linncy nni w!i-, Tor ;hs bencft of hi cfcdi,"r::,
"hirl his Drcn duly admitted TO record in III, CLERKS Of
Tee uf Onnnce and Louise. simil. nn WEDNESDAY ,m,
III day q: February, lraG, il fair, il not, the next i.ir isy.
proceed 10 sell, Oh the premises, NJ public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, h LOT at the village OF Old Gordonsvinr. con
tanning between N fourth nu1 II half OF M acre, hnyin.
thereon t%u large iramc dwelling houses III good rrug;r,
with all Tie necessary Uut-houscs.
Itis property. from ~ location and arrangement, il nd.
mirn5ly suited Tor ia Female Seminary, tor which purpose
il has been successfully used.
On the ssuHc day, -hall offer for sale. on tie premises,
a lot at the Gvrion,yille Depot, containing hall an acre,
luving thereon II large store house, with n comfortable
dwelling III the upper story. II rommodious lumber house,
and other Out.hous,s.
tt is storehnuse is onr Of the he.: stand, Cor business in
the rapidly improving village .: Gcr:Gusv:.l". and Is well
worth the attention of business rnsr.
On the same day, in frolI, q. said >tCrnlOuse, shall OF.
ter Tor snle two tracts OF hand. Tn. one knuwH nS the
Willie rrnct cont"irs Two hundred un! ferry ucrce, and lies
one mile from The hord"E5vhle Depot Tn" Other, known
rs the W i!iiaiils tract, Is within two miles of (iOrionsvili-.
and within Il fourth of Il mile Of the Central Rail Ecmi.
and confirms about four hundred scres. Bo.h rrac.. nrr
henviIy tnberrd: and are extremely valuable on that ac.
count. as well Rs for agricultural pur yosrI.
GorlOnsvillc, being II depot for the Contra and ORANGE
and AlsXHndrin Rail Roads. Offers a cons;a n,nrkrt for
weed a; rcmunrr",lve prices, whilst the facilities Tor get.
ting tn market the wants OF a growing viNncr aud Uf the
surrounding country present the greatest Iriuccinent. 10
engage in the lumber business. Both tracts OF land are in
Louisa county.
At the same time and place, | shall eacr for sa!c q FIRE,
rate Steam Saw Mill, in good rcpnir, wi all the neccssa.
rs fixtures. D..
Mr. l.inncy. residing a, Gordonsville, will take pleasure
in showing any Of The property.
TERMS: All Of the above described property will be-
sold TN n credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months. the
purchaser giving bonds in equal instruments, with good
security, bearing interest from the day OF sale. The title
will also be withheld until all the purchase money il paid.
The title 10 the property is believed to be good, bnt act.
isr AS trustee shall convey such title only ms is vested In
Dec. aO-ctds wM. F. GoRDoN, JUS, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01

Jan. 3l.-Every thing Is ~ a s.ahd ia
!. in consequence of the cold weather. Sales Sale OF OF
street Flour a, s. jr City Mills is held at
70. whya,-Wr quo;e good to prime white at
;. q 81 0j, aud red at 81 81 aSi' "hl'e .ofn
t3c: yellow Sc. Oats .iGa5Nc.
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X

,,,,rp. 4: -. Paul'e Church. Richmond. on Tuesday,
.,,y ..ra. BY the Rev. VIM. n. kinckle, of Lynch
y. HENRY 4. DARLINGTON, OF Charlotte county. 10
.ELuTTE f.. CULLEN. youngest daughter oil tue
,r- y,aG Cullen, OF this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
C0 SALE OF LAND IN CiiES

rN pursuanc. of Il decree OF Chrstcrhald County Court,
pronounced in the case Of Homer aad wife he"!ns,
New man Newly. admir-. and Others. shall eel a. public
,rc,;on an the premises, op friday. The frs, dag o; Feb.
r,Inry next. the ,rnct OF Land called Chicken Hill" on
which Johu Horne. now resides, and which formerly be-
lonrcd TO Newman Newly, containing $50 acres Th.s
,rac, If lpnl Is situated abou, half a mile from Eeubye
Bridge, on Third Branch, seven miles west OF the Court
House. and II miles from Richmond. About one fourth l.
in cultivation and in ahigh s,n,e e improvements: the -,
meinder is in original growth. The coil is fairly adapted
10 the growth oil corn, wheat, cuts and to5rcco. Ii"
dwelling house i new. and n! necessary out.houses-
Eastern virginia.
A., the same time md place, | will also sell ano;h'r tTnc''
containing - acres. on the Goal PIT read, ai!in woods.
TERMS six, twelve ard eighteen months credit, eN
cnpt cash enough to deIrny expenses. TIE purchaser IT,
give bond aud approved security, and title retained "'h..
the aynent OF the Inst purchase money,
JOSEPH C. BROWN,
Ian ln-iltSc,d CnMruissioErr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
TIE GOODS MIST BE SOIL

TIE EUUUS MUST he SUBU. -
a Sour sock is unusually large for the season., We viii
"A offer great Dargainsin
Rich Velvet, Moirc Antique, Satin and Cloth Clocks and
TRimas
Plaid. Long White and Black and Colored Thibnt and
White Grape SlhwiS
French MrrinOrs. Cashmerrs and Mousciins
Plaid Mcrinor.. rlnid Flnrncls and Comforts
Bed and Servants Blankets
PcnilrnIiary and Other Plaid LiEsrys
10 eases sheep greg Sa;ncts, full"l Cloths, and other
po,j. for servants. will be- sold nj great bargains.
Also, in Carpctin-s II grrn; reduction will b" submitted
10 in Rich Tapestry. Velvet and BRUSSELS Carpets. To pre-
vent carrying item over 10 the next season.
Cash ,urrhasers are particularly invited 10 call. being
assured that it will be to their interest tn do so.
M % Mnin street. CHRISTIAN l. LATiIROP.
In, ~; The Cash Store.
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FARM EOf SAlIf.
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE, y" VI.

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE, TWO MILL
FROM PETERSBURG.
n HEREBY offer Tor sale $50 acres oil that o"hu;;iG! -: ~
II YES VIEW about two miles from lac cry OF re.
tcrsburg, on the Hickory road, in Chester eii. IHi5 tTact
was surveyed and laid OF :" be presented 10 the eo".ia;T".
,ion of the Committee of the Agricultural sOc!t;y, al VIZ
o;ni, md North Carolina, for the Model Farm. E;i!" "!p!"
Than a year ago-a plat Of which can be secn upon "ir:'
cation TO the subscriber. II comprises lhi nc't, . ! ~. .
I,nd md on acres OF wood, all lying together, imn!"!:"'''
" on the main road, and beautifully situated, making oi.'
Of the most lovely and desirable farms in ,hI' v:c'ii,E.-
T,s n ,i ia suscrptiblo Of the hichcs; degree OF i.nprp"'"
.an, b.;nc nei,her TOO Ant nor too undulH.:n- PERSON.
DESTROYS of purchasing land near town will lind =; tH.-
tract a lovely site for a home. Any i":o;ma'!o:!H: t'!a"',
N mi. nroperty can be obtained from IL" -u'sclio'r. J
clear ,ti;ie will be given the purchaser Call on
e""' '' EDW'D l.. ROEaI.t.
Ian Aim At Pnwells Hotel. for JANE L. cLt'Fh.
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TOIE T. ROGERS. -th street, nrnr M7i5, Re
- w.. Desler!n Egyptian, itnhat and aineT:f.n %
MONUMENTS. TOMBS GRAVE STONES Ma
PIECES OF every description, WALL fLAIE=, re-.
&c. Sc.
ANY design In Carving executed in The ne.:r": =
Orders from the country, with city reference, ;:..
attended Ia.
Nj. Rogers. having served his tmc IN one }! he -
establishments in New York City, and havia: mas
rieuce in the business, tlutters hinIsel! thar I'll So
cutrd At his shop will Eve as entire Satisfaction ANY .
Nnrfn or Suufn ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01

XIV ORLEANS. jan. 30.-There is c"nsi'eFa'
s,,;y;,y in the Cotton market, though prices are
n.n..-i sales amount TO {, 900 bales. Sales o' gu
a, /: :o7!. Corn Us TO '5c.
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NOTICE..

TENO MRS. JAN BINGHAM OF FKENFP''F
RYLAND. El.lZABETH HOBGS II FNiH!a /"
MARYLAND. WILLIAM MACKlS or ELiiiG.. %
Mills. MARYLAND. AADTHE HEIRS At ~ 80,
DEVISEFS or THOMAS MACkiS. .LCEA@Lh s-
III HERS AT LAW AND DEIlSEis or S"..l--
MaCKlS DECEASED:
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M.rkin. GrcrasrG. recently Of Richmond. N!r-E'n. ! .
fund in h- hrnds. 10 which i: appears by Re ~: - =. -
kin. udm'r. ". Mrck!n nmi Hls., in tho Circus. '".. ..
Heurico. virginia the above named prrtirs -" -. -
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h. required. III order that tie sum, u, widen ;"rF -. 70
,i;l.s! respectively nny h" pait over to ir'm. 1ig. .
inter. sod rnay ~0' r-.pOnd with NJ. or W.. - --,
Mc.srs. Howard q Sands of Rich.rcnl. Va
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Acting administrator OF Hugh NacS.T, dec.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-01
VALUABLE LAND il CiiEsTEnFIEID,

WI NH
I'D Y virtue Of n decree of .h" Circuit Courf 81 Chester.
HD field, pronounced at the Inst term, | vii offer for sale,
on TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF February. leJ6, IL lair, other
wise the next day. ut the late residence az Il. II Brook,
deceased, or on some part Of the land near By, all OF the
real estate of said Brooks, Except the Homestead. which
has beer assigned TO Mrs. BROOKS rs her dover consisting
OF rhe following parcels
The Log Castle Tract, lying on Swift Creek and Toms.
hawk. containing 593 acres, including the additions inSdr
to il from Vim. G. Elan and others. 4 large proportion Of
thi, tract. probably Onc;hicd or more, consists OF low
grounds OF very fine quality, ind well drained. 4 part Of
the swamp. and also OF the upland, i soilin original woodr,
md there is n good deal OF pine, of secondary growth
There il no dwcllin: house on this tract, but a large barn
md other farm buildings. 1t will be sold entire, or div!'
dcd. M may be deemed best on the day.
The tract. formerly Elhc,ts. continuing % acres, on the
Hundred road, by Tonhhawk Church, adjoining or nearly
adjoining the above. with a public road from one TO tie
other. On this il a small dwelling and other houses, with
an orchard and wall of good water, hfordinS a convcnien,
site for II residence. These two tracts together would
make a valuable plantation.
The neighborhood is hcslthy md GOOD; tho distance IL
Is or 10 miles West from Richmond, IL from the Court
House, and about 4ironl the Midlothian Station, on the Rich.
mond AMI Danville Rail Road
One Of Mr.. Brook sons will show the premises 20 any
one wishing to buy.
TERMS:-A liberal creGi, for tie greater part Of the
purchase money, secured by b0ris with security md Ii
lien on the band. X. w. FLOCEHOi, Comm'r.
Ian ls-ctis