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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
,,Ivrnr SSn HAR SALE.

YORK RIVER LAND FOR SALE
IUNHE 6ue estate lying upon York River IN tne @ u "
Virginia, known by the name Of Gar AtloSSS, AS ~. m
offered for sale In fertility oil soil 1t IS eNsse 9r,d
other land on the river and its position alone vh
make il valuable il il were mere ianu ohhA .o,o,al
In five miles Of the City of williamsburg the ola
capital of the State. :, ~. which must
Tho Richmond and York River Rail Road, wh.. ,, ors
he comuleted In eighteen months two years ,d @
than twelve mile, above it. When 1t shall oS ani coun
all the travcl from Williamsburg ana tne .ntic ces
try to Richmond and tho diaerem Bay hu a. Ferry
must. Of necessity, embark on ooa @ onIy point on the
river above Yorktown where the chanhc upp w uhurr
deently near the shore, justify the , of this
10 which ocean senncrs can como. lno a. of s,ayss
property must then ENJOY r,6ts uf which cannot
sm ts, -, =, NM per annum. Besides thls aufahasc'
tber, are Two miles OF flats, Tor platihs nf ,bc
no, IN hr ,uualcd By any others on thc eouu -
-: g. ~, r,,,son that these hst5 lie between t"o tsu
iU ts ono of which the Hood, the otheT NJ thc
hh ,,,. pours u sufficient quantity oi iresn "htel upo
the,n 10 dilute the water enough 10 ehao'e '
to take on tat .. l., .,-u,,, s,S tbcre
are sufficient deposits Of systor crackings on ~ e' ~ ~
Indians 10 the whole two or three inches m n
Tbc value of this as mnnure well known ae oo -
admirable adapted ~ gardening iIut tasus ,bn ia
PURPOSES When the rail road shall be eompeteo, tns
cilty of senduy carly vegetables fruits 10 the "eI
cnt large Atlantic and Bay cities. through inc stca III
thst will touch daily, II not hourly, ut Ferry fVut
cause the whole be devoted 70 Vesotsoe' ~
fruits. ~ -, ,,o,;on NV
The nurchascr may make handsome speculation oy
dividing il into lots and dsposns Of thon ut great do
vantage upon the cost TO him. ,,, ,hou
To crown the whole there must DC at ieast ' III,
S dIurs worth of mos, valuable pine lumber aud whie
o, and hjp timber on the land and mill on the III
joinin. estate r;,, ,o.,ic, for n
house OF private entertainment and country .e'a e'o
THOMAS GRIFFIN PEACtl, 'h
o, - .sw OF WILLIAMSBURG. Va
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TIE puprI,AR VOTE

From present indications Mr.. Buchanan vii 70.
ceive nearly majority OF the whole popular
The country, which, with three prominent caG..l,=
ia the field, IL great triumph
In 1913. Gen. Taylor lacked 1881 Of c!ea- ~.
orty over both his competitors, excusire"f tle v":
of South Carolina. We think that Mr. Buchanan i,
minority cannot be so greht that. Ou the OH =
hand, Fremont. il 'he votes for the Fusion lnl.-'.
headed by hs name in Prnnsy lvania, only
ed for him. will be III minority as against Ii.. uue
vote of Buchanan ami Fillmore. even in tao n.I.-
..aveh0ldns States. Indeed, his votes 10 r!.rsr "
not much exceed that cast for Mr. Buchanan. aar ,-
he receives votss in tn. savsholding State n J..
in minority IN the Union nf from 49,, ,CuO 10 lD1t .
votes. Fremont has clear majrri;y "u,y IL :, So
England, and probably Michigan, Wlscon.'u g,;
Iowa. In New York aud Penu.y!vania, each, b. ID
IN minority OF loo 00u votes H.. carries Ohio Dy =,
minority vote, and Illinois, we presume, i! carr, {.
him at all. is carried in the same manner. On u.r
contrary, every State carried by Mr.. Buchsn ~ H.
carries by majority over al! his e'mre.''o,H eA"'
perhaps New Jerssy, but think be hu a!so ii,
majority thsre.-fP PhRa Penn yiUaa'1a.
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NEW ENGLAND.

The States of Ne. England, with character. =
iisoyafy have gi"en powerful nsjrr:tiss agsin,: 'r
Uuinn and the Democracy. They now, grti.r
solid, unbroken front OF sect'onaiiss-inle 10 ~"
priucip-s OF our govtrnnent-tU the soe!nn irirr =.
ions of Washington aud the other fr,h.Es ~ tnr
Constitution, an! prepared 10 saur.io o., -! + "a
divide aud destroy this c"nfseeraey. such lss beru
the leading cbarec,e:i.re of ihrse States since iLo
Government No organized. |, was here tie trs;T,.
,-l.iou occurred against the Fedora. Gogr...
ncnt. II was here the people refused 20 volui.
ieer to defend their neghbors against fre;.u c,.
emy; and here convention was held to d.scu,. the
oxpedjeucy of dissovng the Union. Here Abolition.
ism and al! other disgusting and trai,orous Issues at
schemes have had their orig gin aud found their c.t
strength. Here originated alien and sediou ia~..
religious persecution, nativism, &c, and mere, a!o:.
the people have invariably refused -u-rniu lie
ton in the wars in which il ha. been involved ic.t
waa started the interference in the affairs of kHns
which brought upon that unhappy Territory sGct
amities, and on the whole county such Eu:nit.,,
disgrace.
That the Democracy should be in minority in ila
section is a jas, tribute to ne naionssn, t." pain.
otisn the truth and justice of that party C"s'i
nat! EngUircr
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HRyy FALL GOODS


WYE are now receiving, and in few days will have
w in store the largest and best assorted stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS we have ever Of
ercd our custOmersc consisting Of the following in part
Shir,ings Shee,lngs. Flannes Blankets, Satinetts,
Fullcd Cloths. kerscys Lnseys,
Irish Linens, Table Darnusks, Napkins, Diapers,
Cloths, Cassnleres, Tweeds, Vestnss,
Bombazincs. Alpacas, Plain D'Lnincs
French and English Merinss,
Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons and Embroderies.
The Ladies particularly invited to examine stock
of DRESS SILKS, from fas cts. per yard the finest
Flounced Robes,
Plaid Vsleneius. Valencia Robes, Wool Plads
Rich Paris plains Dress and Clonk Trimmings
Hoop and Quilted Skirts,
Cloths for Cloaks, all colors
One thousand coaks Shawls and Scars of the latest
styles
LARGE stock OF Collars in lace, muslin and cs,nbric,
Rich Lace Cambria and Book Sets all low for cash
To prompt customers. w. ?. PERKINS & CO,
No. l4l, Eagle Square
Farmer. and others invited anime our stock Of
ri, I,ANKETS and SERVANTS CLOTHING before pur
chasing We keep the best and sell them low as they
{ An be bought w. p 7. g. co.
Sent ll-ctiJDec
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NOTICE

WESTERN TEAAs LhNO H"E.SS g. =. &c.,
UNUE undrr.irned have on hand some City 20 sixty
i .sa.s,i rcrcs az tie finest lands IN the State oil
-.y, Gr sale on reasonable terms il large o, small
.,c. 10 sui, purchasers Twenty seven thousand acre;
:,,ando tbe fnest sugar. cotton corn and grazing
n be State Emigration is tending rapidly 20 this
1,n Of the State, which for health and good water
road some forty miles down TO Corpus Christi
Gulf where shipping and steamers receive the pro-
: and carry them of We will sell these lands III tracts
ron three hundred snd twenty acres up 10 any amount ~
,sc, cesired A. we have large amount Of lands, we
s s,ske terms accommodating. The lille is indspua'
~. For any information conrnc. address any OF the
.zdc;.isaod. "htlh q LOinr,
JOHN w. STEVENS,
Attorney At Law. Abingdon, Va.
Any o! ahjm ~; contract ard make conveyance, ana
promptly -u-rer a,,y enquiry addressed 10 them.
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LANES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Bernard This plantation lies on the James River, hi
the county of Goochland Immediately above Maidens
Adventure dsr and within twenty eight miles Of Rich.
mond. 1t contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
of whichscvcntyhvc james River low grounds
of the best quality, thrty6vc acres are creek low
grounds aud the remainder is Beaver dam creek red
land There is on the place good dweline.house on a
beautiful SITE and all necessary outhouses ana Do'h tue
is in high state OF cultivation
will also sell tho stock and farming utensils upon the
ding n,ilch cows and the farming utensils the most
of them, new, and all of them good-snd there are
enough both of stock and farming ucusis, for tho tho.
rough cultivation OF the plantation
The terms Of sale as to the payments will be made
very much to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ. Payne. my manager. living on the place,
will show property to any person desiring TO examine
it. My address is w sshngton, D, c.
Nav I7-ctf NJ M fAlNE.
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From the Washington Union, Nov. 2.


The returns received by telegraph yesterday cLiy
strengthen the confident belief expressed ~ ,ur
last ssue, that Mr. Buchanan will receive {; .r..,
l70, probably Ia. votes Of the electoral college ""
stated yesterday hat the report originating with NJ
Wentworth oi the Chicago Democrat, that the Is Al.
Republicans had carried Illinois, wss too Gb,ur 70
merit serious contradiction Our faith in r Irwin.
cibility ofths Democracy Of Illinois founded not
upon information Of contradictory cLarscier-.cs.
so tnr were concerned, the telegraph was ;...
vokiugly sileu-but upon lively recollection OF II
long and unbrokru series of triumpis which trrv
had achieved. We were not surprised, then. vi! IL,
at late hour yesterday Afternoon, the following ~.
sparh from Judge Douglas addressed 10 gentleman
iu this city, was placed at our disposal
CuicAGo. Nov. 7.-ll!iuo;s givs. Buchenan ab,ng
eigl, thousand majority over Fremont. Five G-,Lu.
crafts elected 10 Congress against tour abD!Ilicn..,.
Both branches Of the Legislature Democratic b.
decisive majoriries. The State tckc, rendered oun,.
u by the Fillmore men going with the aboltioulss.
S. A. DoUoLAs.
Partial returns from Missouri show Detaoc,a.:,
gains compared with the last governors election.
The Democratic mhores in Kentucky ard Tn.
nessee promise TO be much larger than first
ported.
We have dispatch from North Carolina stain. +;
that Mr.. Buchanaps majority in that State will a.
ceed fifteen thousand, although there nsy he iiIns
OF in the whole vote as compared with the las: gJv,r
uor's election.
The probabilities are that in Wisconsin thre. H.. a.
Republicans aud one Democrat have been e!ec,d {"
Congress. The State hu- gons for Fremont
despatch from Senator Jones, dated a, DwbrqG,,
November Il, says: You may add Iowa To tue si'r,.
ous Buchauan Democratic pyramid" II is sNld t:Iat
despatch containing the same gratifying information
has beeu received in this city from Judge Mason VITO
is now in Iowa.
We have, BY telegraph, incomplete returns from I
tho counties in New York but seven. They SHOW
that Fremont has received 203,000 votes; Buchrnr.,
l55,O0O snd Fillmore, lUl 900. The official vut,.
Of course, vary these figures
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The Salisbury Banner Of the 2Sth ult. has the fol.
lowing account Of the reception in that place Of E1-
Professor Hedrisk, who lately turned out Of the
University Of North Carolina for expressing abolition
sentiments
Our unusually quiet town was the scene Of great
uproar and disorderly conduct Tuesday night last.
1t became known that Prof lIedrick was in town as
a delegate to the Educational Convention, which
then in session. this calculated 10 excite the indig
nant feelings Of many Of citizens who determined
TO disgrace him and compel him TO leave. An efigy
prepared aud placed in front OF the Presbyterian
church. where the convention in Session, and on
adjournment of the convention the eigy was burnt
in the presence of the Professor and nearly every
member OF the convention. This ought 10 have salts
hed the crowd, but it WAS only the beginning OF the
rioious proceedings They coon collected in large
force and proceeded under much excitement and much
uproar to the Female Seminary, where Professor
Hedrick was lodging; then came the "tug ot war: =
They haloed, hssed, grosned aud proceeded i'll q
most riotous and reprehensive manner TO compel
Hedrick to leave the town. The excitement became
intense and greater disorder prevailed as they
proceeded. The rabbe finally quieted by the ap.
pearance Of several OF citizens, who prevailed
upon them to dis perae.
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TFrom the Norfolk Daily News
THREE CHEERS FOR NORFOLK AND NINE
EGD pnRTSMNl-Iu

L
The Presidential camp IN, which came to close
at sunset Tuesday evening wa' one OF unpreceoent
ed interest aud Importance, involving as It did the
very existence of the Unicr. And row that this
mighty nation hos just emerged frUm another quad
r-nnia revolution throughout the length aud breadth
of It's vast empire, and the popular mind is no longer
struggling for political asceudancy, the one party
over the other, expectation stands on tiptoe for the
earliest Intelligence OF the result Of the great battle
aud anxious hopes and fears, and specuaions and
doubts are awakened 10 q painful pitch OF excite
ment.
That James Buchanan is our President elect, We
entertain not doubt. The smoke Of the battle, 80
far is only sufficiently cleared away to reveal TO the
Democracy of Norfolk and Portsmouth the crafty
ing fact, tha, though this city is still under the do.
minon OF Know. NOthingsm we have gained great
ly upon thc disciples of Sam since the gubernatoral
election even here and that the patriotic people Of
Portsmouth have glorIously routed the opposition
beyond The hope of another rally. THREE CHEERS
FOR NORFOLK, ASD THREE TIMES THREE FOR
PORTSMOUTH. II the accessons to our ranks through
out the State are in the came ratio, the Old Dominion
has excel'ed herself in the overwhelming ma.
jurty she gave on yesterday for Buchanan and
Breckuridge. Henry a. Wise nipped Know
Nothingism in the bud, and saved the State
and the South from its dsmning blight, he encounter
ed the Black Knight in the heyday of his prowess
and pride, and hurled him back where he belongs,
upon his allies and ins,igstors at the North. Too
much cannot be said in honor Of him, who broke the
eneny's centre in 55, that the national champions of
Democracy might easily ride through the broken
rauks in sc. Eucomiums too high cannot be- heaped
upon him.
1t ia idle to speculate on the result; there is
every reason to believe that Buchanan mud Breckiu
rid e have achieved tremendous triumph, and that
AbuUnism and Know Sothingism are beaten back
to their dark abodes for four years at least
The "battle is lost and wou," and in q "tew days"
we shall all be definitely informed as TO the result In
the meantime, let be patient, and let Democrats
not be disprited by idle rumors of reverses.
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THE CONTEST IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The returns which pour in from our own State So,
Of the must cheering character. Most n"bIy t.a
Pennsylvania vndica,ed her pledges 10 the Drn"r,.
cy of the Union. When notice how thorough.
the tide Of sectlonsism and anaticsu has swept Over
New England. New York, and the North. wcs..gU
portion o the Union, and reflect upon tue s,rrnunu,
ex.rtons, extraordinary combinations, and ;mrn.u
sums of money expended by the opp"si,roli we feel
prouder than ever Of glorious Old PENNEY wanna. -.
has proved herself the great impreguablc frtr.s, Il
Constitutional liberty. IL agairs; hrr That 4. ,
dercest assaults were made. Here the TREASURE ~
the opposition-tte corruption fund OF Black K"par.
lcsnisin-was most layishy expended. Here pr,-s.t
and venal politicians were bought up, at d here ..
merous attempts were made to br b, Democratic ""
rlon officers Here STEVENS, JOHNSTON aid WE.
MONT tricked, trafficked aud conSpreI iur nou;i ,
aided and abetted by III. shrewdrst nauag-r, oitl
party, THuRLow WEED, TRUMAN SMITH. TX Coz.
FORD, etc. Here SUMNER quarr.rcd himself ter i!sn
campaign TO excite sympathy aud COMMUNICATION
Here the great orators otthe opposition, BA>Es Bee
LISGAME, WILSON. and hosts oi others mhtr 'a,ii
greatest eiforrs Here all The fanaiici-ms "t- 'u-s
wcr. caug-d against Here was the chosen bstir
ground of the Constitution aud The UBlo: "i" ii~r
foes made their most desperate fight enG h.r. H,nuS
R"publ.c.n;sn received lie death blow P.Rnsrr1-
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A SoUTIIERN LADY.

a GENTLEMAN, residing in Jackson county Florida,
IA wihe. to employ lady, born and educated in some
one OF the Southern States as GGverncs' IN his family
and the higher brapcbes Of English education. To one
we'll qualified, liberal salary will be pnd. The suation
is healthy and in neghborhood aordng as good sociey
Gated and accomplished lady will find pleasant home
for one or nluny years.
Satisfactory references will be given and required.
Address Box S. Marianne, Jackson county. Florida.
(lrfg
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

NALE.
MIAVING removed to Richmond, offer for sale, my
III Furm lying In the county Of Charles Cty2 TO q
miles from the james River and o. miles from the city of
Richmond and containing $40 about one halt clear.
ed producing well and rapidly improving under the use
of lime clover, plaster &c There is good Dwens ana
Garden and Orchard. Tho Farm could be very conve.
nieny divided notwo containing 300 and the other
a4O acres Persons wishing to purchase Farm i'll the
mos, productive and rapidly improving portion Of Virginia.
would do well examine this property, as am disposed
to sell on Rberaland accommodating terms.
The ovorsocr my brother living adjoining will show
the Farm to any one wishing to purchase
Address DIR. . A. CRENSHhW,
June q-ctf Box No. 37I. Richmond, Va
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale Tract OF LsId containing about
zoo acres lyipg in tho county OF Ptsylvanla ludne
n,ciy on the line of the Richmond and Danvilie Kali
Road and wi, in four miles OF two Depots Inc im'
nroyemenis consist Of two story dwelling mousse
with sye rooms and passage each room having good
drr place The ou,-buildngs are mostly new and are
sucien, for the purposes OF tho plantation Inc Sna Is
in hne OF Improvement the e!arger portion oi tne W.
liable land having been clovcred par, seeded to orchard
grss., aud part to Timothy well adapted to corn,
Wheat oas and tobacco lies in section OF me nnest TO-
bsccc region ia the State well tiubercd and wntered
ana Inns on il sonc 300 trees OF select fruit Sc; out within
the las, thre. years The situation commands fine view
of the cur in passng and capable OF being made one OF
the most beautiful on the line OF the road, between Rich.
nlond and Danville.
Persons wishing purchase invited to inspect the
premises or correspond win the saoss0c'' a'ee'hS''
Sans I0e,f -I- WM. RISON.
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NOTICE.

4 NOTICE..
Uygr tour ,.gro men name DAVID. sometimes calico
I 4 CROCKETT CHARLES, LEWIS and LEE who ran
x.y on the 27:h October 1855 yet at aSe see al
ueut OF .ha; date In the Richmond enquirer Ex
iuer and Daily Dispatch which will give description OF
ID negroes We will give an additional reward oi FIJI.
Y DOLLARS for ;he delivery OF either u them TO US;
s ,:,. in jl whcie sc, them, or two hundred
,,,aas 1T ZONES g. SLATER
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THONAS =. GILLIAN,

I IRON, STEEL AND NkIAL " WAhtfiOUSr; z;
I No q, BoLLISGDRooX STREET, PErERSBrRo Va.
4 r HAVE established myself tor the transaction OF
General Iron Steel sri Ms; Business, aud invite the
-,u,iou OF Virginia and North Carolina merchants visit;
M his market ~ su examination OF my Large aud vasled
,,r,nent lny arrangements being such as will enable
-a % sell at the lowest yates
K.rosds Mscaiusts Blacksnli.hs and the trade gene
.y will s:d their interest 10 examine my STOCK be-
ior. ;u.c2asius elsewhere.
o:c.. asnGfully received and promptly attended TO-
| c., .-,1,r TgOS :. GILLIAN
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JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON.

klcMMoND, VA,
UyAvlNG extensively fitted up their establishment,
II u,:h the lacs, improved mach!msry are prepared
% r..ash al shor; notice and reasonable terms oil
I.aI. Of portable finished Carpenters work such as
H,o aud Window Frames Casings out and inside nm.
.G 2c
SIc Blinds md Doors, of AL varieties.
i S:s..s Haudraiis Porches, Eerandahs, Balconies
cg.rces, Cornice Moudinss and Brackets OF all sizes
~ patterns
! a5uldinss Of all descriptions
Wash.bosrds, Chair boards, Ceiling bnards &c, &c
l They will make estimates for work 70 plans turmeneo
sen and deliver it at their factory the estimated pces
ORDERS respectfully solicited. jan .eScu
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N Z
nI.N mol IARS REWARn

niN AWAY from the subscriber on the 18TH OF sep
IL :crsbe- negro man named NELSON. Said negro
u, ive feet seven or csb, inches highs his age "a or
rss.. is heavy se whlskets; which are rs,nef
,: he is of dark copper coc! c!ohn: not recollect
n. he ass bough, in kicLnont some wrck since, mud
.o1ose IS making his way back. The above reward
&c 7st Tor the apprehension and commitment OF saio
40 70 ail so that get him again. Post Otice,
ly5.u,;ord Charlotte Co., Va.
i'''"s' HENRY <. EDMONDS,
n..,s .,s FoR SAM'L HASSAH.
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TWEZTy D0IIARS REWARD.

1SHE above reward will BE pad iGt ihe Ssta .o
H.: Ssa ss, bn srsIn, Of my slave LlNSEy purchased
in Keamoad as' winter OF ~. inc, rnnv s of
W t;nnban he is Ioubtles lurking about Richmond or
d., zone to Albonarle Buckingham or may probably
H.,;y,ng 10 find his way to tree state
s.,risr and well formed and about 40 years OF age
ln-''- JAMES II. COX,
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7WvITY.FIVE DOI.LARs REWARD.

ANAWAY ,rUl the subscriber, on FRIDAY, LHe 9TtH M
| X Nov.m5c- negro boy by the name OF rhlLLif.
NV ia nheu II years Of age five feet three o! tour
IRE, c,.h esther thick set, about the color Of Egnsei
-, tc lace and large eyes; has nabt OF ro!fhs ELS
. bcn :akinc or laughing which look very wni'e al
.t ,,se, Is a little inclined to swascer sud drag hs
s yher wslsin: he is carpenter BY trade was porn
in Richmond Virginia, and WILL perhaps ny 70
.ske his way that place. .d
ivc The above reward for his apprehension and
syery 10 me- or for bis confinement in any JAIL 20 ss
ca .e him. T.; Ss'un,n G.