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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

THE OLDEST SEsAToR.-The death of Mr.. Ciay 20
has very aturally directed attention to the mcmbcr Of
the United Staee Senate and 10 the point Of seniority.
Mr.. Crit,enden of Kentucky Is now the "father' Of
he. 5ss.het:enea hody having entered Il on the ~
of March, 1917. II viii be seem however, on refer.
epce 10 the record that this veteran Senator did
not exhibit any great degree Of foDdness for the ubC
considered. He resigned bis hrt term 10 lees thas
three yenrs and bis successor, the Hon. Richard n
johnson was appointed the 10th Of December 1919
Mr.. CiitteIdeD again in the Senate, his service
dating fro IN the ID of March 1895. lie again resigned
before the end of his term and bis successor the Hon
february 1871 Mr.. Crittcnden then succeeded Mr.
C0y who he'd resigntd the 18th Of February 1912.
ard continued until the Sd of March, 1919. lie VA
elected Governor Of Kentucky, but relinquishe1
that trust in July, 1870 to enter Mr.. FILLMORE
Cabinet as Attorney General Mr. Crittenden's pres
ert term commenced with the I'd Of March, 1855.
making biz whole service about eighteen yesrs.
The Hon. James A Pesrce of Maryland, Is nszt IN
the order of seniority his services dating from the "a
March 1913. He is now In his third term. Tie doa.
Lewis Cas- commenced with ith March, 1916, and 70
signed In 1913, when nominated for the Presidency.
He is in his second term, which will be closed Tho
Sd of March, 1851. None Of the ether Senators n
seniors stand thus: Mr.. Bright Of Indiana fth Maroh
1876 Mr.. Yuee Of Florida, July II, 1875; Messts.
Rusk ard Houston Of Texas, February q, 1896 Mr..
Butter Of South Carolina, December II, 1876 Mr..
Mason OF Virginia Jonusiy IS 1877; Mr.. Hunter. its
March, ls47; Mr.. Hale Of New. Hampshire, Alb March.
1917; Mr.. Bell Of Tennessee, 18th March, l8G; Mr..
Douglas Of Illinois fth March, 1877; Mr. Fitzpatrick
New-York, iih March, isi9. This exhibits more thea
the usual number Of comparatively new Senators, but
most of them have had legislative experience in othsc
public bodies. National INTEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
sor-TU CAROLINA LEGISLATURE THE
GOVERNOR 5 MESSAGE.

COLUMBIA, S. C., Wednesday, Nov %, 1856.
The South Carolina Legislature met ON Monday.
The Governor in his message regards the recent
election as merely establishing truce between the
North and South. He Advocates the revival of the
slayeArade, and thinks that every branch Of labor
sluld be in the hands Of slaves. He refuses to lay
before the Legislature tue resolutions Of the New
Hampshire l. gslature, transmitted through the Gov
,nor of that ate Tie rest OF the message devoted
10 State affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
THE. ELECTION.

NN,hCHUsITTS EIEcToRAL YorE.-Tha following
ia the Cfciai vote for Pres.ei IN tins state, the
1th inst, taking the bshe,t on each electoral ticket
julius Rockwell tFremoDtl ............lS,lD
Whiting Griswold (BuchahsnJ ........ 1920
John Bayl.es IF Dm0rel .............. 1875
Who number, I67 10
Fremont plurality over Buchanan. $500.
Fremont; plurality over Fillmore .46i.
Fremont majority over both, 1924
Majority against Buchanan, $3.50
Majority against Fillmore, III ,70i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

MOVEMENTS or TRooPs.-A detachment OF pa re-
crus left New Orleans barracks last week for Fort
Myers Fla, to join the 9Th Regiment o. Infantry nov
under orosss for active service 10 that State The fol
lowing named officers ass gned to duty with The
detachment: Capt. Brevet Maj \. b. Rossen, con-
Dep'.i tirst Lieut.. w. w. Burns. A. A. &. ). anG A
a. Y; M. firt Company-Captain Bre'et MsJ. 3.
II. Fowler, First Lieutenant W. n. LcSis. 5th To-
isnty; Second ComPsny-Captsin J c. Robioson.
Company-First Lieutenant W. W. Burns, FRS. Lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM X KANSAS.

LnrcnrsrA H,a'dpuLlrhoS a correspondence
-. ,,keu Mace between Gov Geary and Mar.
'r" nn.ld,op. in which the latter expresses his de-
Termination to resign his office
Tne correspondence of The ST. lem" Democrat says
a., I,opsldson has already resigned and left Le-
compton. IL.
co,, Ceary dispatched Col. Titus with six men, WHO
,,raured the prisoner and brought him to LecOmpon
Haccss counsel had applied to Judge Lecornp'e for
whit Of habeas corpus.
u il stated that Gov Geary has definitely suspended
tbe LecomptOn trals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

sr,c,pr.-Our readers ard the p.hio .remeo4, e'
~, spoderais who had b. fore bed q respect
u va as;cn 10 society near Greenvile 50 Al cory.
sn .s rsprrthsneed for the murder Of b. wife. Ths
tr.l before the magistrate is tbs town did net lesys
sor Sisi. As tie tine approached he teerast .;
pressed in spiriis aud yesterday ucruIs va e0s,d
ssead in hi. cer, be having CT. BIZ eho,@ T;e 90.
yic.fon Of b. guilt ID C cocrre s',.1Lthsnso ~ ~s
act. t~eS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
MURDER.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1856
Mis. Owen Bulger residing in the southern portion
Of this CITY, was murdered the quay last night. Her
BODY, bearing marks of srrangulation and other VIC
lenoe, found in the street at early hour this
morning Deceased was the mother of five children
Coroners pquifon has tailed establish ary clco
As to the murderer. Great excitement exists at the
scene of the affair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
THE NEW TRIAL OF LEWIS BAKER.

NtWBURGB, wednesday, NOV 70, 1000.
A Jury in the of Lewis Baker was empannelled
this forenoon A. Oakley Hail. Esq in clear, forci
be and eloquent speech opened the for the pro-
secuton. John f. Dean, the proprietor of Stanwix
Hall is now the stand.
Mr. Deans cross-exsmins ton and James Ackerson's
INSTRUMENTATION concluded when the Court ad
joumed till tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

TBALBERGs CoScIRT-This evening Mr.. Thalberg
commences Lis second series Of Concerts, when an
event Of no ordinary moment takes place, being the
debut Of Elena dAngri, the celebrated contralto. Mr.
Thslbeg will play, for the frst time, Beethovens
Concerto in minor with orchestral accompaniment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

For EuRoPE.-The British and North American
Royal Mail steamship Europa, Capt. Leitch, for Lv.
erpool, sailed from the Companys dock at jersey City
yesterday She took out 81 passengers and s62 900 80
in specie on freight. The iron screw steamship Bel
gque, Capt A. Jack sailed last evening for Antwerp
aid Southampton, with about 100 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
ER0M WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, NOV. 2G, 1856
The new Nicaraguan Minister, FeTer, has not yet
taken the course usually pursued by such officials pre-
liminary TO their re ,epton by our Government.
Not more than dozen members of Congress have
arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
IMPOSING FUNERAL OF A FIREMAN.

BOSTON, "Wednesday, Nov. 10 800.
The funeral of Elisha Smith, Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department of this city, was attended this after
noon by the members of the City Government and the
entire Fire Department with delegations from numer-
fire companies in the adjoining towns. The funeral
services took place in the Pine street church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
THE HON. rHos. II. BENTON AT BOSTON.

Boston, Wednesday Nov. o, 1856.
The Hon. Thomas ii. Benton delivered his copy
rghted lecture last night before the Mere ane Library
Assocaiion Ills subject The state of the Union,
ia Condition and Danger, with view to avert the
danger by slowing ito reality and invoking attention
a" 10 the remedy before il is too late.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
ROBBERy OF A RAILROAD DEPOT.

CLEvEAAND, Wednesday, Nov. %, I856.
The ticket office at the depot Of the Cleveland and
Toledo and the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroads was entered and robbed OF 81 400 yesterday
morning. A negro employed in the doing saloon near
the depot has been aesed suspicion of having com
mitted the robbery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

Ep-lsu6 was Ii, Cd pine tree shilling. Thsre was
u.sninr ,hs pine tree. DID il rot give the impress
cine, England en- .rscterl 1t vss noble symbol Of
Ges Erslsud mind TIE pine vas the Pufitaos Own
- Pc - ,he ..er. rsk OF Old England il need not
bloc il teed whose gio'y is green when the oaks
i.sves taller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

MLBURS's LEcTURE.-The second lecture Of the
course before the Young Mems Christian Association
was delivered last evening, in Hope Chapel, by the
Rev. VIM II. MlbuD. A goodly audience was pres
eIt, and the lecture on Aaron BUR-, was very well
received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
THE BANK OF EAST TENNESSEE.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. %, 1906.
Letter has been received here from the President of
the Bank of East Tennessee contradicng the rumors
affecting the credit of that institution, and asserting
that the Bank is in perfectly sounl condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE OF ILLINOIS.
Total, 1910

Washburnes n s'ority ovef M0o-y IT 65; 9ger 81 IT 5s9
$50 cast NcHeury County for Khshs inses
Elihu b. Wasbburne. winch thIowc out by III
Judges Of Eecter Thcss sdded wout hsy, ale his
ioGitY oy x Molony Is IT'S. al, IL 9ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
FROM NEWFOUNDLAND.

ST.. JOINS, n. F., "Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1870.
The newly completed telegraph lines continue to
work admirably, and keep in instantaneous commu-
nicaion with New-York. The weather here is clear
and cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
SJ1CIDF OF 4 PRISONER

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1856.
Henry Lawrence arrested on the charge of poisoning
T. A. Esmiol comm tilted suicide last night in prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

Senator J. b. Halsted of the Alegany District had
his leg broken by a fall on the 2lst inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
THIRD DISTRICT
= Y : : : : = y : :
v.joy, mSority over O,socd 5.ls7
FOURTH DISTRICT

Griffith Am received 81 votes IL Fulton 81 in Heury iI5u
Knox $50 Maso1 and 10 IN Warren The American vote IL
Msrshan Mercer Peoria Ssfk Tsgewe and w cdfott 90
received Il vii however. be very suisu.
.lln,s N IL DnN don. l0uf-ox, a e. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
THE TOBACCO QUESTION.



SIR: wish o inquire Of you if there could be law
pass at the uext Session Of the Legislature esta bsh
mg0 regulating the Inspection of tobacco IN thLS
city. All American tobacco for cig leaf upderEoes
an it, cton now b. persons who know nothing what
everof ,cbscco in practical sense being ccopers by
trade and rot .obacconiss, aud therefore as i'll quail
ed to decide upon the merits Of tobacco as tobacco
i-t would be to judge Of the qualities of barrels,
iiercts puncheops or hoesheads, or any other article
tray know The least Of Besides the necessity OF max
rgit 6gsl by statutory law il in consequence Of the
COLLISION tered into by these cocpars and the mer-
CT sri. Urdor whose pay they TO draw such samples
will enure TO then special benefit agaos the manu-
isCui,s who are particularly crucifed by the opera,
'op. lou will obstrse the unsirness and injustice If
II syst. at present CONDUCTED. The mercha0ts,
CO ubt would SET up Dire adfu howl at the passage
of such law. as initiating sgsnst them bat the man
fao.urr--'ho les u."neS ed particular weu'd
be that Session Of The Legislature 10 grateful rcmem
branCe though forge, ing all else.
A. sever yours &c. JOHN g. WOODRUFF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

Remarks ANY Tobacco Inspection that the manu-
faourers may desire may, presume, be obtained,
prov ided it is not made compulsory. To compulsory
Inspections stubbomly opposed, and believe
they are forbidden by our Reformed state Consttu-
ton.
Let US consider them for moment:
A. II. has Tobacco for sale-no matter whether he
bought or grew it. He says: There il s-you can
take it at my prce and my description exhibition
of it, or you can let it alone" If there be ms pee
ton and he chooses not to have his Tobacco inspected
the absence Of the official mark or brand will indicate
that fact to every buyer who will draw thence his
own differences; but with what right men who don't
own that Tobacco, any part of it can compel him
to have bis bales or hoesheads probed, and injured
and some of their contents distracted, and himself
charged fee therefor, We cannot perceive. II the
owner of Tobacco wants it inspected, let him by all
means have it done and pay for it. Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

tenant 4 Ascher Ga Inral-y ca; Gustav r Lostn:s
Of tn 5:h .pfsntry aoccmpsriss toe troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
Fremonts mnio-ity.. 1851

Total vote .3S7 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
RIaHrH DIxrHICr
NINTH DISTRICT

80 irhs m,or.ty Over LANSING '.'S Morrison 'v-'
Tlyuas .Jl6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-09
F.. 4. }. CLOrTON.


orc, u. :. HGi! Sired. Under 81 Chdr,J Ho'.l,
hICHMOSU. Va.
TIME subscriber Beg 20 return he acknowledgment:
20 MS friend. and pa rons tor their isrors during 'Eo
past year. would inform them tina, . -rii continues the
bu-.E-s- Of
HIRING T. NEGROES,
REST!SG CIT hUESkS. COLLECTING CLAIMS,
And ali otas. oG-ine-s ps. tNn'rZ 70 a General Agency 70
all Of which ne gives hs persona! attention P-rf'i IL
inc country wro may sri!u.t The nirng OF Their Negroes
20 him. may res, sseured o. every attention being pa'c u
letting 'hcrr non. ether thar good homes. and in the eyer
~. sick ness, the best medical and personal attention sna!
a!wnys be fuFplicd
in a. me a, early after Christmas rs possible.
To those az q defiance 10 whom ! Am persOEa!!y w
known. beg 10 -ef-: 20 The following parsons;
Caroline Coar.y =" II Kemp, Or } u Butler. R. Hud'
ri.s. z. WoVltUrK. Win. Pitts. John Shepherd, Wm.J
Mur-v. o. c. D.je9nct:, Dr.. " c. Bstts!ie.
RinhmorG.-Judgs J.. q. Cl0p'or. J 4 Lsneas,oT & Sou.
Judge J. 4. MEREDITH. John P. Ballard. Gretter & B!ea;,
Garret, & Anderson, L. }, sintou s CO.
Ki1S u i!lIGn C0la:y-JOnu l.. Lh:,n", VIM. e Latsne,
Dr.. john Lewis. Vim Taylor. Luc!us ilsrri.1n.
King and Queen County -Dr Thomas LStan", WA. P
H,ynss. Gre-hsm \ Rsghy, DR.. G.. Fsun;Ie.oy, Benon.
Carlton, ~. Benz Fleet.
E..z Coun;y.-N. J. p. Whi:lock, Thomas y. Clarke
Or. (. l. Wright, Dr las II. latane, Edward F. Noel
Col Richard Kau,ie. Dr. 2ev. D. Roy. Geo. T. Wight
VIM. B Davis, 3. I. Wright.
GLoucest,r C6Ha:y-nr. r. c. Cln1'on.
H,7-,ro C0arty-Wm. e. Talliaferro.
Nov ia-cris,f.b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-09
FOR SALE OR RENT.

ENHE three story prick -ud atone Tobacco Factory on
L High street. Petersburg, Va. rox n the occupaI'
cy OF Messrs. Jones & Hudson, Is offered tor sale private
Iy, or for rent.
Tlio IS uuqusstionably one OF me rcs: convenient, and
admirably arranged factories III the STATE. and Is most eli.
gibly .ifua,ed, frOr,ing about 80 fee, or Guarantee street.
and IS Tee, on High Street.
This Factory has recently been built "a portion Of it
jus, completely CT the best material, and in the most
workmsnliks manner with the view Of carrying on the
most extensive business IN al! - details, with the mos.
convenience, and 20 the best advantage. The Tobacco
SXt-rra, also, which are very complete. and Of the best
character, are offered for sale, together with q large sne
lot Of well seasoned box timber, Of sycamore and other
kinds.
should ,h:s property no, De sold privately By the I'D De
se,noer, l-5G, II will, on that day, be sold al public auction,
a, II o'clock.
Fer terms for the factory. Application may be made 20
the subscriber for the hXtur-, and box timber. 10 E.J
Hudson, Esq surviving partner OF lone. & Hudson.
z Y. JONES,
Executor BENZ IoSE-, Deceased.
On ,he day af.ev the above sale vii! be sold by }. Eud
500. surviving partner. sixteen young and likely negroes,
belonging 10 the concern Of &. J. Hudson & Co.. among
rhom are factory hands, cigar makers and u first rate
cooper.
V-The Lynchburg vivgin!sn, Clarksv;lle Tobacco
Plhnt, FGrmvillc Journal and Richmond Wing will copy
until day OF -ale and send bill 10 ME for payment
Nov 2i-itds X l.. JONES
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sprci.L NOTICES.
,rD. OF

rn- OF CAUTiOS.-h ~e -
sr ~: rssdeTs 'T %ssn ,' Dc,.oned. and tia. We
.,,bout ne ...,3,,, 70 lis effects. not one VI ~
I~uIscoVfr'.a LII y avail themselves OF ou' nS - 80
T.: woa& ", ,rert;us dcsrh. !. We were W" for
- - al discovered n m'ne :. ..S I'm share with
IL a.! Va, aud tina; "" were PIT" .n,runr Bu; As
80. ope would refuse orT MA !" moro graft
b. no. y r-LrahIr ,,sn riches, aow H'u'n ~. been
a i. " - 30 q, learn tina; = srca' pau" :. II, curs.
,n,nd-i Of purely rcse;an.e ~. and dsrxncss.
c?oanoeN " ,c less certain :AAa So ,rurrie;oI
go"eIs are a !. II 50, ca. ~ TOE pi'E II cer.
.srSs blTTESS and examine ot persons who
80 ron. all scc,!ous OF 10, . ..alns proper.
"Ss. .urcd .: Dyspepsia oE ~ .,crs OF old and
(. AnSSs :. ..,n slc. ex'olirc THE o.'s.r I'm, its
ln-' no 10, Providence tor ia ea'A',S Won. headache.
r.-as. .rN not c"ann nssr. 'TorTid Livcrs become quick
..G readily 4 "spU bv IFS ,nhlencc. sour stonacns
.a=I AL h'Nr,y hy is ncu,raiiz!hs .Hctis: tIS!seS.ou
,.s s:sie aeS"-; ): eaters the organs o, he. uisrIoea
:. .,pss-, aa'a rosers And Cholera itself, when
.,"1Il -~sH ~ 49, :. promptly disarmcd and bscsmes
=; >! :as'e ,.,rd. OF persons have eernhed. vino used
Mn ,''t A.. ., H!rTEES will no, remedy, all the
.,urt.y Nh" .uch diseases rs are Caused by tee
lis .; alfs.~;- resiily yield 10 its strengthening ell
4, ornira y !. .r-~i:ly driven from the sy'teri. All "ao
'e',.' .S.:c ss;4a ::y Il, snd become their own lcasc' Oh
:. v;;aTs .e,.. per bottle.
Pc, - a: nj the prn,ips, Dru:sis,s in the city OF
also. OF the following pruSGisss:
b. S.-veps, Alexandra, Va; /. Il. Mckinney
-, -. Todd, Hinton 4 Traylor, Pe,ersbu!S Va
lts' jones', Lynchbu.S, Va. King & Toy, NoF"!k
- : Csnpo-ll. Portsmouth, Va Or. I. Camn; wi
). Ia. Johnston s. Co.. fredericksburg, va
=. { Co., Darvl!e. Va; and Druggists 10 Farm
: .. Taos Adams < Co Smi'haeid, Va; BIB &
i ccsrlo,;esvi!e. Va; J 8. Esk-dge., staun'on. va;
!" . Iinn,,,. vii n!rzton. n. C.; Charles stoa q
" y..s;pr,on y c; Can ~ & Hatch, Baltimore; Md.
.tsr & Miller Covinstoa, Ky; Gil. from all Drug
>. a E. BAKER. Proprietor,
y Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-09
SALE or vALrAnLE I.AND IN THE COTNTY


Z y obedience 10 q decree D: the County cCu-: OF Han
4 over. pronounced on the 2-ih OF October, l-56. n Il
.ui: therein depending, undo. the style O: f. irnDnGson
and o ner. 81. BeIry and ojie.s, tie undersigned the
Commissioner therein appointed. will. on MONDAY, tee
i2;i Of January. 1877. II lair. u not the tr-t f!r DAY there.
alter. on the premises, cell the land In the proceedings rHs I.
toned. situated IN the c, unity 0. Hanover and State OF
Virginia, Called Oak Grove" estimated 10 Contain lsG
cree. adj lining ,Ee iaats Of Col Ell win Shelton and
Garland Timely, ESQ.
Thi. tract Is All exceedingly desirable one. Its location
= very healthy an; The n":yh50:hUod i! unsurpassed in
every desirable quality tn" sJl! Il, well adap,ei - the
production OF Wnesc, Corn. Dat. and every var!erv Of We.
!-tahlrs. Tie improvements consist OF a dwelling hOuse
II -urEc., n, Size tor 8 small finally ard sonc Ou;,hoCse-.
and ra- place Ia supplied with pure water from :Eree ex
cellcnt springs.
Terms: Cnsn asst SO much a. la! be necessary 10 defrsy
he cost. aud expenses Of sui; and ale. and the calance o.
he purchase money on a c:edi' nc, y amt Is months. the
ourc. s.er executing three oordi OF equa! amounts. each
With good and sut!clen; .ecuri:y-ore payable Fix month.
liter date, one twelve months -ii"r iste. and the rem ain.
my one eighteen months after ~t.,--encA carrying interest
rom the day 0; sale. and the a:!e 10 5= retained uEt.l The
whole purchase money Q paid.
i. W. EDMOEDsOH,
n.r .I saa.,ulI Hy,- 1aasy a =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-09
rALrARlE LANDs. WILL, &c, FOR SALE:

I'VE p aais-.uu 10 Ge!'y uwnrf " Aosniora Smitc,
known =, rEr Enterprise TEn",, situated or N: Nc
aerr:u r!vsr. in Southampton cOGu:y. "a, az ;he crossing
=! :he Sesovs:d and Roanoke Es!l Road. continuing about
NO thousand acres r.or- or .s=5. together with n vh!cGo!.
Ssr ard Grs, Mil. lg-c stock 0: nogs, muie-, cattle,
rrm.a. an: shw null u'rn,h-, Sc, &c viii be sold al
yub'ic Auction. @: no: privately sold b"fore.} On TUES
DAY. tn- 10Th Gsy o. December next, Ii fair, OF on the
irs; ter dty e!ter.
The plantation is conceded 10 be one Q! the beet on Me
,.r;ic river, about ai lcr~s are IN cult "at!op AID tue
1slauce is covered wiki ID heavy growth oil white mad 'r1
s-k, hickory. cypress, hC y, p:ns and sycamore, we'll
.daptet 20 sag mill yur2Os~s
Tire Land Possesses Er-st advantage In fertility, location
md capacity tor Improvements. Tic range tor hogs and
cattle i very superior.
Tn. mi! - located on tho tract. only a fs% hundred
Yards ;.uiG ;aC -es5Oart sEd Roanoke Rail Road with
saica II i. connected BY a side track. .o that Lumber eau
y. paced upon the cara immediately rom the Saws. II
-uns E Nerrc-lH and Circular saw, aat o. = pair OF ou:rs,
md n. Gri-t Mil. has Dad q good run OF business.
The sale will take place ~ the saw NIL. a. - o'clock,
u. Terms made known On :ae DAY o! sais.
Persons des.'i ina 10 pGrchass can apply 10 D ; Walton.
n the pro u!.es, or 20 q. ". Peet-. or Dr.. James Joant0n
Portsmouth, Dec l-fawu