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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

VIOLATION or the QUARANTINE LAWS.
ArGrsT l3.-Chares Errs and Richard Jones were
arrested for violation Of the Quarantine and Reeve
laws by lsncing from the brig Magnet now ~ Quar-
sntne, certain plckages Of goods without permit from
the collector Naval Officer u sppears that boatman
gave inform alton that boat vas ~ the Battery with
goods from the brig Magnet, then lying al Quarantine.
Police officer Burns went TO the Battery and found boa.
there with eighteen kegs Of smarinds which had been
brous ht from the Magnet and claimed by Errs who
s steward Of that vessel Erris ssd he had permit 10
land them but this assertion he unable 10 substan
tate The officer then took him and the boaimsu
Iones) into custody and brought them before the United
states authorities by whom Jones hell 10 bail and
Irris committed TOR examination The Collector took
Possession Of the tamarinds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

LYNCH LAW IN ALABANA.-The boy Bob, SEN
fenced 10 be hung al our last Circuit Court on the
eth, and had new trial granted by the Supreme
ourt OF Alabama, was executed IN the presence OF
very large concourse Of people without the limits
Of Clayton yesterday. II was rumored in town
Il at petition had been gotten up, and some six
ed 70 hang him on the day he was sentenced 30 be
hurr. The Sheriff made arrangements TO prevent
their design bat the hosts c,me and broke open the
iaiI end took him out and hung him. The citizens
Of the town expostulated, but u did no good; they
we're determined 70 execute him--Ciayton, (Aio.)
Penner, 7th instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17
Common Pless-In Chambers.

INJUNCTION CAsE---THE BROADWAY THEATRE.
Are ll-Etheltert A. Marshall rs Henry c. frocu
An Injunction had been nted in this case The plain.
lin s the lessee c the Broadway theatre and moved TO
en- Join the defendant who is building the adjoining
lot from interfering with the theatre by inserting needles
into the wall. Judge Brady rendered decision this
morning in which he says that the material allegations
in the complaint which entitle the pana TO the relief
are nor is in any Of them denied They are
sufficient 10 require the nterpositon Of the Court No
euse 10 enter upon the plantfs premises further than
cited was granted by the plaintiff and no general H.
cense such az contemplated by the actor 1885, was
granted by the plaintiff 70 the defendant Abs lutte in
ut eli an ordered,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

TuE FIsuSRIEs.-A correspondent at Gloucester
Whites us that six or eight vessels have arrived at
that port from the Bay thus far with fares varying
frt m 200 TO 800 barrels each. large number are
now looked for, and soon there will be arrivals, al
most daily, until the close Of the season. Never was
there large feet from that port at the Bay this
year the different concerns and packing establish
men's OF which there are "a in the port, fitting sew
rally from six TO thirty vessels each.-Bosfor 2rn',
script, Aug. Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

TIE kNEffrlON 90 NtNFHAI nDruAf.
That General Corral was innocent ~ the charge pre-
ferrcd against him-v5. treason against government
40 which his allegiance had been enforcsi-is a r.0,
rclsgousiy believed by three fourths " the plpaa
ton OF Nicaragua. His guilt or Innocence IS a pro
position which not disposed 70 discuss present
and know ing that General Corral wi yet Ind Wind "a
cor for hs fame will call the pubkc attention % the
policy of HE execution. For the saSs n argument We
will concede that he guilty Ewes admitting the his
execution was uncahed for, unwise and mantestly i'm
polite. Ills conviction anil Incarceration, his c01vc
ton and bansh ment from the country was the dictate
sound discretion and sound common sense. WHAT We
would require W control the conduct ami regulate the
Judgment Of the chief Executive of Nicaragua, (snd vii
liam Walker u the Chief Executive Of Nicarsgua ift Il
not the unanimous opinion Of the people The unan
nous sentiment IN Nicaragua, with ali parties was
deep and strong opposition 70 the execution Of Cor
raj And yet Notwithstanding the earnest PRAYERS OF Inc
entire clergy regardless Of the forcble petitions OF The
chefs Of both parties, unin1ucnced by the aeopizel
cries OF the mother wife and children OF General Cor
raj this would be modern Brutus brute nature and in
nae) ordered his execution and thereby led from
him and hs forever the most opulent most pow
lose by granting this request Nothing absolutely no
sbing The majesty Of the law W had been assaied wa
most amply sustained by his conviction. What did b,
by refusing the prayer for Corras lie VIII n will
heartfelt sincerity, Rudbly breathed by every lp
Nicaragua the bell peaed for the hour for the ordou
shc eve before his death lie lost forever thai
enc thousand staunch devoted yet stl deuded hearts
and alienated without the rtm0est hope Of ever re
gaining them, the affection Of every citizen IN the re
public with t,e exception Of those few officials who's
tenure 81 Office depends upon the permancnce OF hi
ephemeral government We say u without the fear 0
contradiction, be s now most cordnlly de'ested ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
VOLUME LII.
,,cuMOND ENQUIRER,
nuLy, sEarwEEHLl, AND WEEKLY,
srs!..,,,,lE, PRYOR s. DUNNAVANT.
Z r Il NJ = A:

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II ~ l,rs il taken for shorter period than one
r,.t . .. -,m Weekly, hvc dollars per annun, and
yel ..r..x months, payable in advance. 10 De pa'a
r :r,,i;;cd by mail. postpaid; or siS "o'ars
Is =. :. ne rui Oi the year.
o.. 80, ,,.v u, extending the circulation ot the
W.. .>n Enquirer i'll the Southern states the
Z =N' -,y. commenced the issue oi n '" "EsALi
T-.. 'r.h contain. nearly all the reading matter OIL
pa" ,..: -s.u, Weekly editions.
Ntm''x>D fNGl IkER, which is now what II WAS hhlt
fiaN' ", ,,nv state that IL is the purpose oil the
t1E AL ,hsr energies TO the discussion oi the
E....''' .r,,y.Au,h;ucis,u has brought before the
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Ta' S W.,sy ENQUIRER will be furnished; Tor Ssu
...,. .o- $40 twenty four copies, ANA so Oh In
=. sane proportion .,.,r,.,xc
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
FARM FOR SAFE.

CFFER TO. gale isy ostste csAor! " hits Bank, ~
inc on the Msttaponi river in King William county,
about one mile from the Courthouse Wh!teank IS al
the head Of steamboat navls shor and opposite the village
NalketnE. ahlch piac" boat runs regularly TO
Norfolk and i,s facilities Tor shipping grain are uhrVacd
l. contains by survey sl acres about 80 81 which hc IL!
cultivation aud have been thoroughly married from cXen,
mari banks the place. The remainder o the land
j. b.syiy t;ruercI aud offers grea, inducements for cut.
tnr cord wood Tor which cash be obtained On the
banks ut the river The mari banks are easy OF access,
ana cop,sn An inexhaus,hc supply OF the best deco
posed csIcsrcous mari which yields, by ANALYSIS between
~ and 90 per cent o nearly pure lime The buildings
consist OF dwelling house sufficient tor the nrceH"da
,;,p o large family barns stables Quarters &C. and
a. i: saod .cpa.I, sue 'Gc. atla- bcel recently
bu Tas lad has cen worked for upwards Of ten years
tine i've ed system and is n high s'ar OF improve
! n"nt.
Possession will be given in the ia in time 10 seed acrop
oil wheat For further particulars. address the subscriber,
! a. i.,na pos,o.!ce, Hanover county, virginia
! Nav g-ct; JOHN COOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
TIE RIGHT WAY TO TALK

A. Concord, Preble county, Ohio, a large Demo
c.stic meeting was recently held. a delegation o
tifty -four young ladies attended from Boston, Wayne
county Indiana, in An immense h'csory razor
drawn By eight horses. Each lady wa- Ir"-'rh III
white aud hold in her hand small whit" nag pear
;pr m. names of BuCHASAs and BnrcKiNRIp"E.
Around the wagon was stretched pink c"i"rrn can
vass, containing the motto. WHITE h'skAsps t y" .
NoSE.' This IS the way to say 1t. me rspro", p "'
the present disgusting attempts % h;,s rs,
w,s wsiI t;n.d and forcib!e. We like 20 hear the
wild fanatics thus rebuked, who would crush i out
bs Of our forefsthers well as their prnci-
nIas of civil ooyernment.- PeaRs ytroni6'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
MONROE SPRINGS FOi SALE.

II OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, 10. I:s,Sss
Il gether with all appurtensnces, consisting Of 81.
ample supply Of Beds Bedding, Household and
Kitchen Furniture; also Crockery, Cutlery, etc. The
Syringe situated in the Northeastern part Of Monroe
county Ala mile of the Mobile and Girard railroad
the same distance from the Mobile stage line. The
belonging the Springs contains aaO acres OF No.
creek land The growth hickory white oak red oak pop
lar gum mulberry elm, holly Spanish oak with un'
dergrowth of stink BUSH buckeye suach and other un
dcrgrowth indicating rich soil About l2O acres OF the
lands Is high state OF cultivation and will pro.
duce $500 pounds Of cotton 70 the acre The build
nus are In good condition with large and comnodIous
Hotel and winter residence for family; also, Ien-!n
Al!ey Billiard Room and Table Bath House, two Bal
Rooms OF which is fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also roomy Stables together with Corn Cribs
Negro Houses in fact there ia nothing wanting 10
make this of the desirable watering places nhe
South the water stands high rcputc any in the
State. Testimonials vi the fact be produced II re-
Quirel. .
will sell the place the following Ten dollars
per scre-one fourth cash. the balance III three annual
payments with notes and approved security or mort
gag. of the place
Any person wishing engage in business of the kind,
would do well these Springs rs the business
could be commenced without amy outlay save tor Sroce
rcs, there ample supply OF things necessary Tor
hotel business Auy number ot sheep can be had al $50
beef 10 cents. Turkeys at Io cents chickens At 2
cents eggs ~ 10 cents per Dozen butter NJ ID cents
For further particulars apply To e. f. Haynes Esq Ga
zer Office Cahaba, Alabama, or myself ri the Sprngs.
june a-6,n ENGLISH, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
II1IES RIYEK ESTATE F0R SALE.

OFFER for sale privately TIy plantation called Mount
bernard This SANITATION lies on the James River u
tac county Of Goocniand, immediately above AtIt
Adventure dan and Hi.Ei.. tent .ihSs OF hch
,nuu,.. 4 co.;alns seven bandrad aud thirty acres
OF Tvh!chse:enyave James h:er low grounds
OF tie best quality ihi.y-hve hcrc' are creek !ow
grounds aad the remainder "a Res~er dam creek red
land. There ia on the place good dwrins shousc
beautiful site and all necessary ouhoCscs snd both tue
bu!!ncs and fences III good repair aud the land
is III high state OF cultivation.
will also sell the stock and armipp u'eraz pUa tet
land The sto"k co-s3:0 -cGea, uAes, cttls, !uc.a
dla. ...a sons lGe farming utensiis are ae NOS
OF them. ncY, .aad al OF them Sood-and there srt
enough hntn Of sacs and ia; n.Eg uteas or the tho
rough cultivation Of the plantation.
The terms of sale to the payments will be made
very much To suit the purchaser.
Mr. James ~ Payne, my manager, living on the place,
will show property any person desiring TO e=ar n
it. My address 10 Washington. D c.
Msv rr' NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
GC3SO SUPERCEDED

Iva" lHDER>iGSED. located at fishersvi!!e Angus
q c.;H'g E--nin are prepared 20 idihish tEe very
." a.....s u: PURE LIME" burned On tue most ap.
''i 21...Dn plan, coi;s!nag ;norc o. Il. o'e'..ai
r''s It.. AZ; athrr Line burned II. the state ava
- .r Sa.-h VI. enable the iar;acr 10 improve his
4 80. - - asGpcr than hr has heretofore had M
-. 14c" SLACkED LIME n; cenfs per bustiel or
4 ,Is!f LIME NJ On" Shillin: p"r hu-h,. when ussd
'-ac.'.ral purp"-cs. lh" Wb"r4lty oI the Virgins
| '.'D :.Hl RoGt Company mas much reduced the
- this article "HtDl" all 10 NJ u trIilinu
T. =" Len compared with Guauo All and Will
~ ' while the onei- only TEMPORARY, the otHcr j..
Z 'f|~a>rN- imurovcr Of The soil.
e- a-,g-,i purposes 1t i. ,nio'Sn IL IN" cars loose
r. 20 .-rc.. N. cost OF barrcng. Toth. Mechanic
.ta '...a...r;ly recommend Limo a. being -qaal
'-'-':a y'~i and whcness 70 any y! 'Ae word Our
= Y4' ~ IA Tierces full SIZE and warranted, a. 20
i"r 'lcscr - tao hns II equal, why not use II IN
"'"nr" :" YelSsc li:nc'
a1;"- %: 1E, cn Lnc " ;he Virginia Central Rail
tola?aHy per C,s L0aG 0 SIX Tons loose or III bar
! Accroud, So A'!""'s SIS; Peaks, Hanover Court
80" and Wc&arln'., SO; Iuncrion, Sl5; Hueets
: ana Ander-on-. 81. frederick Hall. Bumpass and
Dam, s.3i Louisa Iuu., House and ToersvilIe,
!F"Y!lhan,s, so. 'iDIinr.-v.I" Liui.ays and Cold
- hes"i"k sad s.6iSr g: Charlottesville IS 10;
3isu,r I"ncaurn Riser az! Cir. nr,youd Tunnel S.
AGENTS.
iN. l. MINOR BROS, tus A!5a,uar;. .o,,,,,
~ II MANN. 'DrdU.svIil-. ma tt, ue-. ;c,.a frnn,
70 10 hIchG9:: authorized D'.,.. ,n rec.;va
-rs tor lnr ~ ''~''
4 HrTiER co, OF Richmond c,r TIM. ,,,cs
80! &c Till 2i,E Oct Brown vt,ppic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
EIETY pOLLAIiS KEWARb.

jss.,"A" tom IAna"i +. HOei, q; Fsse- county
~ ia tn ~ oi august nes.o ,.aa Aa.!ea AM no
al .,. of rS- supposed Et"u; FIX eei H:sa IA in!th
s15l : e. Usual tor one Of lis nciEh', lad moro dis
5s r a.scuia. than neshy GEd weigh. fEou ~ to
-. gC.i. IL, color ;swny Ear husny aead st!h neck
,0l- ac" more long than round eyes small :ore'ectn
.. 5; H. ,n,lv GIscoored from he Va" o; Tobacco H'
..sa assurance and more incli. .enc" than servants
.u~:ev aad may deceive the creduouS. lie has ~is
= Ca7, Jpcr, g. Haes but for some MISCONDUCT "oon
E -.lune, is I'D. : II = i~fs' % - ce''e~'
.u;2.lrei n mas still ir-yvsuted iMer". ~
. IL. authorised 20 o=e: the soore se~H:i oil r!t
JARS 10. MS aap.e. enson ALA ieESerg 10 me, n tae
q. ~ Richmond EDWARD A. J. CI.ofTOS,
A..u; and Collector, No Wall Street
I-,l.r rb.-les Iinrpi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
THE "DIsPATCH" IN ERROR.

We read the following paragraph IN the D'<Patct
of Saturday with equal surprise and regret; Tor the
Dispatch certainly knows that there is no such :ins
as a "Fremout ticket" in Virginia;
PREsIDEsrlAI E-EoToRAa TiexErs- Tickets
haya te.a formed iu all the States for Mr.. Buchanan
ior Mr.. FILLMORE in all except Michigan, Iowa. Is
oonsin, Maine and New Hampshire; and lor Mr; Ere
mont in ali the slaveholdlng States except fehh
,ylvania; also in Maryland, Kentucky virginia ana
Missouri.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.

The election in Delaware for Inspectors, Judges
Of Election! takes place on Tuesday.
Col, James w. Wall IS the Democratic nominee
10. Congress in the secocd district of New jersey.
Al ,b. municipal election i'll Atom H., few days
ago. Il Nebraska mayor and six out OF the twelve
counciimen were elected: also the Nebraska nomi'
nees for Register, Treasurer aud Collector.
j. &. BulIiit, ESQ, an o!d-line Wing vi Phiisdsi-
pha, made Buchanan speech at Germantown On
Wednesday evening.
". 7. Preston, Esq. of Baltimore and And r.
Kennedy. Esd, of Charestown, had political dis
cussion at BerryvilIe, Va, on Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
FARM II CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOE

HAVING reuo,ed to Richmond | o.:cr Tor sale my
Il Il Farm lying in the county Of Charles Cny2 to 2,
miles from the James River and ~ miles from the city Of
Richmond ard containing $40 acres about one hall Gear
ed producing well ami rapidly improving under the Se
OF lime clover pns:er Go There - good Dwelling md
al! Ee, rs.a.y n0.Set uIary Also excellent
Garden and Orchard The Farm could be very convc.
nenty divided inowo containing SEQ and the other
2iJ acres. Persons wishing purchase Farm III the
os, productive and rapidly improving portion OF Virginia
would do well examine tns property, as am disposed
to sell on liberal aud accommodating terms
The overseer my brother living adjoining, will show
the Farm any one wishing 10 purchase
Address DR. . 4. CRENSHAW,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
c0v EIOyD IN NEW YORK,

Mr.. Sueuker BANKS having, at the request of nifty:
eioht merchants in New York, made free SOIL
speech from the steps Of the Exchange in that city
il s the n.sn:on Of the conservative merchants and
othars the Journal Of Commerce says, to call meet:
;n, in few days al the came place, to be addressed
by FL. Gov. Floyd of Virginia. This gentleman was
n1esept when Mr.. Banks spoke and intended 70 re-
piy, but could not obtain permission
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

&h ElH SAl

OFFER for sal, my Tract uf Land containing about
700 acres v:ug in the county of Piusy vania nine,
disely on In: Of the Richmond and panviic Rail
Road and wit rn four miles of two Dcpots. The i'm
provcmrnrs CONSIST ot two story dweiiin: house.
with ive and passage, each room having good
arc place The ou,-builiiugs mostly new. ana are
sufficient for the purposes of the plantation The lana IL
hnc of Improvement; heurscr portion ot the III
liable land having heen covered part seeded 10 orchard
grass and part Timothy, Is well adapted I" corn,
wheat and tobacco, lies section OF the hnes to-
baccc region in the we'll tinb-rcd and watercd
and has O Of select iruii set out within
the last three years The situation commands hnc view
OF the cars passing and capable OF being made OF
the beautiful the line OF the road between Ricn'
moni and DRnvi!e.
Persons h:ug purchase invited to inspect the
premises correspond with III" subscriber directing
Whi,loci Post Othce Halifax county, Wa.
Sept l0--ctf "M. RSOS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

nANAWAl from III" subscriber. on FRIDAY tie nth
n November a nero oov 0r n. name OF PHILLIP
l 1v apsu L. years OF nv" feet taree or ioCt
., nigh rather tck set. hbou; the color OF Sncer'
-, I'M ,ce and large eyes, has habIt o Eo'Eh2 MS
;g.. n - tKlng aG gh.Es wh!ch look very white al
(. e ;,..--. = I;:ic inclined 10 s@ssSe. a.a q. hs
:. rHG walking. !!c ]: carpenter BY t.sGe was born
z, ei ~ Richmond Virginia, ani ill, perhaps, try TO
-->, ..s ..ay 10 t.a, place.
r., ,y. me ADORE reward for his apprehension and
e-y - H. G. for ii. confinement IN "nT Js TO that
"a e. I'm r COLBERT.
- : Sru..iicrn y c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
SlTIGE.

T,Rs Twenty Second Annual Meeting OF the STOCK
g. Of lie James RTeT ana nans"na ,,. .onP"pS riE y,
arit AZ .se o,ce OF ;1e Company l.! Iiis ei'y oc
! 10y me 2.th October neAt
:5.er Of Attorney, appointing proxy to repsesen'
rs regarded IL -uifccntiy authenscaisd IL be Gh,
Ike and ana seal OF the Stockhodcr and atesed oy
a..r" p!;nC:-eS ...-,,
APPOINTMENT OF PROAf
,,r.u,'c,, D.. rlr,e pre-rnts Tha; We the subscr;.
-. b.:p. s,oc sGGr-s in The James River and hhlh"-
"A Com.paus 10 hereby constitute and appoint ---'-
.-r -" ,ad .a.ul Attorney and Proxy 10 represent
srcH o: all general uectlnSs OF the Stockholders OF
,Ad Cl.ynuy a a,au -ix months from and after the
tate rrrD. %~' personally present or repre-
'-n'ed by yt" Proxy win full power aud authori-
IT, suCn G"n"!nl N"e'ln,, snch vote or woes
&c 10 ch .iner o-hr.s, ; nsG CI IS cold sife
10. - E.cnVrr Oi tie sa,i IG""!gs, II we were pc!
aa',? ?rese.: and We 30 hereby ratfy and confirm
4:"yeG acts said Attorney may
al? ave Or do tor Us II pursuance ot the autho.fy
-r. conferred upon a!m
t-a-. C.t hnlds al. -sts this dag Of ------.--
=" ;-o.syni sht hurd:sd and n!ty.slx.
-, tSEAL.
| Iss'e. - tSEAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
.r,,-E<J,\ UOJlARS REWARD,

i've T.. reward Will se pa!d to: the Apprehension
AZ; ;.uvcEy ~ me or IN som" la II Inc state, 50
-, =. al: gain O: my slave LiNSS.i. purchased
L..,g e.. ",aG.uni last winter, 81 VI. trnl"L!a IL"
y. .-. "a. ihrHure. anu mas vii" u" ~" count! oi
:-...! T. j. DOUBTLESS lurking s3ou, k!chm moni. or
Ia. .4-. s.cn.r-!c buckingham, or may probably
ua:.y.a: =. =. MS way 10 free State.
L.ly ,. r!"y-n inches six !cct tall straight,
.,c.s- sid N.!, formed and about 10 years 81 age.
JANIS n cox,
ID "a 4 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
TEN THOUSAND ACRES YALCABLE land

N kANAWHA COUNTY, VA
TIME subscriber has tor sale thousand acres OF
land on the waters Of Blue Creek of superior quail.
ty for wheat grass corn tobacco hemp, flax &c Tile
ndisputabe and warranted Blue Creek navgable TO
Kcndas Mill for boats OF There are some one
hundred acres in high OF cultivation: good h95a,
orchard aud excele, 'vate-, :n s;. m! ana beat
hru il &c h.aYlI; mDered and there Il rcsdy sa!c Tor
ali lumber at Hansysha Salines and Cincinnati There is
also abundance OF eumnous and camel coal iron ore
&c, accessible for shipping.
Lila seldom tract, offering 5urh iuu.eInens TO iaTE'
Gre g-a:ie;s oe s,i;aists, is offered.
These lands arc 70 miles from Kanawha Suncs. u from
Charleston, Kanswha with water carriage TO any point
for grain, lumber coal, &c
TERMS:-The entire offered at So per acre; on"-
third cash, balance on term OF years
Person, de.ir;zr 70 visit tee afds Will c.ll at Nj
HENRY ~ PRICE, Land Agent.
Eb-I have also sevsral tracts OF improved and unim
,rorsd land in Nicholas and Bruxton II. NJ. J..
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
July l-ctl2th Nov
PI-TASKI LAND FOR SALE

OFFER for sale priys,I oao trnSt OF lana CONTAIN IN
no south aide Of New River .: miles from Newborn, the
county sea, of puass AMI miles from Newbern Depot
the Va md Tennessee Railroad Said ihnd sven wa
tered. ht Yng uron il rve or six untaing limestone
apIuss There is about 200 Of clca:ed iad tUo
acrcs Of which is No botcr land vii! take pleasure
III showing the ,an. those who may wish TO purchase
aaa VII: ansse- promptly all communications per letter
D. 81 Cl.OYD,
Newborn. Pulaski CO.. Va
Reference: B. T. WrsoR, Newborn, Va
Scpt9--clJt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
VALUABLE LAND IN PRINCE GEORGE

II WISH TO sell very yaiule tract OF Land lying in
tne sortreaBtera part of Prince George county, con-
m rg J acres about 500 Of which are in original growth
Of tho quay-the residue in oddeid pine witn ,e
exccn,Ion of Is or 20 acres This Land is lying direct
on tide water (Wardes Creek within two miles OF TIE
andng. This Land ia thought 10 be very Na!rSaie on
uer,.cuar; 10 aosc engaged IL tue lumber or woodihu
s.Rcss \,
Persons desiring to zee the land Are referred 10 Mr.
Matthew Williams Dr. Orlando WillinHs.
Terms will be made accommodating:
Address JAMES c. HUGHES.
Lombardy Grove, Meckicnburg, Va.