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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Notice

Notice.
A BOUT 600 feet of lumber was taken from
lathe claim south of Rev. Mr.. Snyder,s claim.
short time since by a eeatle1an who is well
known IN this community, and the horse team
also. / shall make an exposure and put the gen
tleTnan through sscoaFse of sprouts If he
does not return the lumber or pay the yalne
of it to o. 4. Hanscom. CALERS. PRATT.
Lawrence, April 5. 1e55-tf.
Potatoes.
Al BUSHELS MeshaE mock Potatoes Just re-
4Ueeived and for sale by the subscriber at
Sl,T5 per bushel. G. STEARNS.
April 5, lS56-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Closing up at Cost at the Post-0ffice
Building, on Main Street.

A Ii kinds of Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard
N ware Boots and Shoes.
800 yards of Delaines. selling at 121z cents
former price Is cents Prints selling at reduced
prices.
Sugars, Rice, Teas. DC. &c., at extremely low
rates. p. r. BROOkS.
Mar. 29-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
1lew ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Letters.

D EMAININGi in the Post Office at 0sawatomie,
Ii K. T., April lst, 1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Lodge under Dispensation.
New Goods.

THE undersigned are nov receiving their
L stock of Fall Goods, consisting of Dry.
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware. Fur
niture, Saddlery, mems and boys Clothing,
Boots, Shoes. Gloves, iioSiery-and indeed al
most every article usually called for. Sale at
low rates as they can afford. Thankful for the
patronage heretofor extended to them, they
hope to merit continuation Of the same. Terms
cash.
WANTED--Dry Hides, Butter, Eggs, Sc.
HORESBY d FERRIIL.
LdacTppre Sent. o. 1SE..-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12

r WOULD advise everybody not to eat Pork, Il
i they can got any other kind Of food; but tc
these who are determined to eat pork. let me
say a word Call and see mine, and ascertain
who sells it the cheapest. before you purchase
elsewhere. c. STEARNS, 10 Mass. st.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12

y oan POUNDS OF BAcoS, PORK, &C.,
OsUUU for sale, wholesale or retail, at the
lowestprlce, at i. 4. FAX0NS ProFisSos Store.
Lawrence. March LIST. '5s.-sm.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Shingles,
NsarlY Gone.

T HAVE small quantity LET yet of that 95
L cent butter. Thcss who come the quickest,
will BE- the most likely 70 get its
fsbl6-6 C. STEARssS, l9 Mass. st.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12

AalIaG.
nRDERS received by the subscriber for lime.
O5o0 bushels viii he ready in few days de-
livery wherever wanted.
c. SEARES, 1e Mass. ST..
Also, for sale as above. lumber and shingles
lawrence, April 5. ls5s-tf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-07
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
1r-c>c~,SS s.SSM nIXrn IANn FOR SALE

YORK RIVER LAND FOh Sahi' s,.,. or
TuNHE fine estate lying upon ork Kvc; ~ M is
ocr,d for sale In fertility OF soil it Is execute" ~
oher land on the river and It's POSITION hiohn nth
mako Il valuable IL il mere lana oaA' o,onis
In ave miles Of the City oil williamsburg the o'0
fhr Richmond and York River Rail Road. Wnn w., norc
b. completed in oighteen onhs or two conuletcd
than tw,lye miles above It, Whom it shall o1 a, conn.
all the travel from Williamsburg ana u Atlantic cities
try TO Richmond and the different bay anu ar Ferry
-, IS nocas,,y smhs-k on board the stealhol - ~
Point upon this estate; for this 10 ue suf
river sbuye YorkrpwI where the vr nT yvhnrf
6cien,lv near the shore TO justify the n nar of This
which ocean steamers can n,v Of A line of stages
; ppS; - frnIn Wi,Nsm,6urg the prohts OF ~hIIu van'
,un shn1r of 40 600 per annunl bes!ueS s 3D., o..
there are two miles of fals, for pisntlhS "a; of rho
not 10 be cquaed by any An M lie between two ircsh
W. L, one of which at the HOOD, tne o1itt d. 'n
hh,,5s nours sufficient quantity o llesn vac up
h ~ dilute the water enough to ehao'e Tue 'S''e
" r. csate contains 233 scres by survey anu thefe
r .utcient deposits of oyster crackings on IT, e'
Indians TO cover the whole two OF three inene' NJ , I;
Tbe value of this u manure Ia well known ne so
admirable adapted 70 gardening iruit rasina anu ,ai
nnrposes when the rail road shall be completed tns Ia
cility of sending early vegetables, rus
ant large Atlantic and Bay cities, through tue seAH
that will touch daily, if bot hourly, al ferfy rV'n. VA
cause the whole to DO devoted to 'ese'so "A
fruits. - .,,,.,;o, by
Tho purchaser may make q handsome specuiauoh y
dividing il into ots aud disposng OF them at Sro" MI
| vantage upon the cost 10 him a., ,Lor
To crown the whole, there must DC Al tfst .' ~.
sand dollars worth OF most valuable pine lumber ahd htt
oak and ship timber on the land and SAW mil Oh TIE au
| Joining estate. go, ;,;o, for ,
house Of private entertainment Hnd country io" '''''
| THOMAS GRIFFIN PEACHi, IR:
o,, oocsw OF Wiilismshur". Va
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v1rHNOND ENQUIRER,
THE y. sENl.wRRXLY, AND WEEKLY,
rrsi'shhv., PRYOR & DUNNAVANT'

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ale q e.t Seu,i.Weeky, five dollars per annu,n ana
,r.- ,cr .i> nouths payable in advance, TO DC Paia
cree Q. renlued by insil postpaid OF S'A a'nA''
1. u =, :; the end of the year. 49,.
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W, ENQUIRER in the Southern StatSs, ,ne S
R!ChAV hay, commenced the issue OF WE EEhL
PrgHe rs contains nearly all the reading matter Of
HisTT, - and stl,.i.Weekly editions ,,o
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We NcSe%Sn INQUIRER, which is now what 1t WAS nsil
i.taNoH Wc may state that it is the purpose OF the
H! all their energies TO the discussion o' Inc
:''s 20 Know Nothnsism has brought before the
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Steh Fr Of clubs in the following ratio: tor slo SIX
ss1e u a. Weekly Enquirer will be furnished tor sSo
s. r,ncs for $40 twenty four copies, nd 80 on 10
g ''a' i''PITF:RMs TRIMS OF ADVERTISING.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

IL
XLIE receiving, and In few DAYS VIII nav"
w In store, the largest and best assorted STOCK o.
fered our misunderstanding Of the following IL part
shirtngs, sheetlngs Flsnnels, Blankets, satinetts
Fulled Cloths. kerseys Linsey:,
| Irish Linens Table Damtsks. Napkins, Diapers,
| Cloths Cas,irneres, Tweeds Vestinss,
| Bombsznes. Apscas, Plain d Lal.ss,
| French and English Mednos,
Hosiery Gloves Ribbons and Emhroide.iee
The ladies' particularly invited to examine stock
of DRESs SILKS. from 52! per yard TO the inject
Fiounced Robes,
Plaid Valencias. Valencia Robes. Wool Plsds,
Rich Paris D. Lains Dress and Cloak Trimmings.
Hoop and Quilted skirts,
Cloths for Cloaks, all coors
One thousand Cloaks Shawb and Scarfs of the latcst
styles,
Large stock Of Collars. IN lace, muslin and canb1c
kch Lace Cambria and Book Sets all low tor casa es
to prompt customers. w. P. PERKINS & CO,
No. III, Eagle siue!:
Farmers and others invited anime stock {:
BLANKETS and SERVANTS CLOTHING before pI:.
chasing We keep the best and sell them ss how thay
can be bought. w. p. r. & co.
Sapf
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

IIAvING removed to Richmond. ] offer for sale, my
III Farm lying in the county OF Charles City TO =.
miles from the james River and % miles from the city Of
Richmond and containing SO acres clear
ed producing we'll and rapidly improving under the use
all necessary out.houses nearly new. Also excellent
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could be very conve
nienty divided notwo containing 300 aud the other
24O acres Persons wishing TO purchase Farm in the
niest productive and rapidly improving portion Of Virginia.
would do we'll to examine this property as am disposed
TO sell ON liber al and accommodating terms.
The ovorseer or my brother living adjoining, will show
the Farm to any one wishing to purchase
Addres. DR. o. A. CRENSHAW,
.luns o-ctf Box No 37i Richmond Va.
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NOTICE

WESTERN TEXAS LAND AGENCl.
bousand acres Of the fines; lunds In the state oi
-.x., o- SALE. on reasonable terms, III large or sna
s % sui, purchasers Twenty seven 'Iouisna pos ant
s,s raSo ,be hnest sugar. cotton corn and grazing
sts :, ,h State Emigration is tending rapidly to TIM
.-ton OF the state which for health and so2a wMsI is
y,,on road some forty miles down 10 Corpus Cnrist
Gulf where shppin: aud steamers receive the pro
.c. and carry them of Wc"il sell these ands IN racts
m three hundred and twenty acres up TO any amount 10
,r,c Ges;red As we have large amount OF lands we
rl make term, accommodating The re Is indisputa
,e FOR uny information conrac: address any Oh the
!ui.rsgned Hh,lE Q SL'.;u Tsx,s
JOHN w. STEVENS,
Attorney at Law, Abingdon, Va
Aay c, whom will contract and make conveyance aho
promptly aa.sy: sny enquiry addressed to them.
DC, l3-r5i-
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LAND FOX SALE.

OFFER for sale my Tract OF LaPa eona,ns imwe nu
din,.y on the line of the Richmond and DanNile Rail
Road and wi, lin four miles Of two DePot: The im'
movements consist OF new two story dwelling mouse,
with va rooms and passage each room having good
fire place The oulbudings are mostly new, and are
sufficient for the purposes OF the plantation Inc snu
in OF Improvement the larger poInon OF the m
prass, and part Timothy, 10 well adspted TO CORR
wheat and tobaceu lies in section o' the hhesl TO-
and has on i, some 800 of select fruit set out within
the las, three years The situation commands ne view
OF the cars In passing aud capable OF being made one %
rho most beautiful on the line OF the road between Rich
moud aud Danyile.
Persons wishing purchase invited to inspect the
premises. correspond with the subscriber dreenSto
ss.nr I0-ctf WIN RISON.
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LANES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Il Bernard This plantation lies on the James River, in
the county Of Gooehisnd, Immediately above hsdens
Adventure dam and within twenty eight miles OF Rich
mond IL contains seven hundred and thirty acres
OF acres are James River low grounds
grounds and the remainder is Beaver dam creek red
land There 10 on the place good dwelling house on
beautiful site and all necessary outhouses, aud both the
buildings and the fences in good repair and the land
is In high state of cultivation
win also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
ding mch cows; and the farming utensils are the most
of Them, new, and all Of them good-and there are
enough both of stock and farming utensils for the tho
rough cultivation of the plantation.
The terms of sale TO the payments will be made
very much to suit the purchaser.
MIR. James NJ Payne, my manager living on the place
will show the property any person desiring 10 examine
IT, Ny address is w washington, d. e.
MAJ Eft NJ NJ. PAYNE.
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MARYLAND ELECTION RIOTS

The following communication WINS despatched u"
US on Tuesday the day Of election, but, owing to the
breaking of the tsegraphic wires, did not reach US
till yesterday:
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Your despatch has been re-
ceived. The Know -Nothings have taken posses 'i"n
of nearly all the polls. Our men are shot down
Terrible riong prevails. We will be beaten III this
city several thousand God bless Virginia
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THE SPLENDID RESULT OF YESTERDAY

The Democracy Of Richmond have covered them
selves with and more brilliant lsures than
In a vote, which is only sereay.sir less than the
vote of last year. the Democrats have increased their
vote 81 l. and have cut down the Know. Nothing ma
ory of 91S To the small pittancs Of 2s4. In every
Ward the Democracy have done their whole duty
In Jefferson Ward the Democracy, for large por
ton of the day. kept ahead and at the close of the
polls the Democracy were only beaten eisren rotes
From every portion Of the State that We hear from
the Democracy have gained largely. Our Office, unit
very late hour last night was crowded with the
exultsnt Democracy.
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NOTICE.

VyUE four negro men name DAVID, sometimes called
i CROCKETT, CHARLES, LEWIS and LEW ornn'
wsy on the 9th October 1885, are yet OF large see so
rerus.rnent OF that date in the Richmond Enquirer, EA
muer aud Daily Dispatch which will give OF
aid negroes We~,l give additional reward OF FIR
y DOLLARS Tor the delivery OF either OF them 70 us,
lodge in Jail where get them or TWO nunoie
.O!,rs II taken out Of the State OF Virginia ,,,
4 ,ns-c,f JONES g. SLATER
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THOMAS =. GILLIAN,
,> srLrr .ED METAL WAREHOUSE,

IRON, sIhE. ~ SrsrrT PKTrassvSo v.
rU.vr .s,tblished myself tor the transaction OF
General iron Steel aud Metal Business and invite me
,en,lon o, Vrs aud North Carolina merchants x.st
INV arrangements being such will enable
20 10 sell al the lowest rates.
ssilrosds Macaiists Bscksmhs, and 'ne trade gene
,y will saG il Is their Interest TO examine my so.X oe
0tte,. ,.sDkfuy received and promptly attended TO-
1l,r
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JOIN g. EE1RGE' GIBSON,
,Gr.Ir DI'IIDERS AND CARPENTER

RIcHMoSp VA,
HAVING extensively fitted up their establishment,
III with the .tcst improved machinery are pIepareu
., !nr,sb A. shor: notice and reasonable terms all
lind, OF portable finished Carpenters work. such as
Doc, and Window Frames Castings, out and inside nm.
Ic s..
sut Blinds and Doors of al! varieties.
s.,. Handrnils Pcrches, Vernndahs, Balconies
Corrices Cornce Mouldinys and Brackets Of all sizes
sac patterns
Nouldnss Of all descriptions
Wssl.bsards, Chair boards Ceiling boards. Sc, go;
Tncy will mako estimates for work 10 plans iurnisheo
hem and deliver il ther factory at the estimated prlcss
QrAnrs rrsncctfully snicited. Jan S-Cl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-07
A SOUTHERN LADY.

A GENTLEMAN, residing In Jackson county. Florida
n wishes to employ lady. born and educated 10 sot
one OF the Southern States aoverness IN his family
10 educate bis daughters in Music, Painting Embroidery
and the higher branches OF English education To one
well qualified, liberal salary will be paid. The situation
10 healthy and in neigh6orhood uordng good society
enjoyed in any other part of the State well edu
Gated and accomplished lady will lind pleasant home
for one or many years.
Satisfactory references will be given and required.
Address Box 5, Maranns, Jackson county, Florida
,nac
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FALL. RACRs-WARRENTON COURSE.

FALL. RACRS-WARRENTON COURSE.
TIME Races the Warrenion, ehN>N
IL North Carolina. Course are e<&8
postponed until the 2lst day OF Octo- - Nk
Der next, instead Of the time adv dyerS~E.-.S.--- or
tsed, on account Of the Broad Rock and Petersburg
Races
Of the races 600 entrance half forfeit three
make a race, entry, mile heats-to name and
close by the 18th Sept
FIRST DAY-Sweppstskr for cots and fies that never
won race mile heats sl0O entrance, half forfeit-tc
name and close by the Eth day Of September Now
entries
SECOND DAy.-Jockey:Cub Purse for slOO-a mile heat,
entrance SO.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse Of $500 mile hea,s--
entrance S25.
FOURTH DAY-Propie,or's Purse OF s2OO-e mile hestl
--enrrace go
The Proprietor pledge, himself to have the old track in
elegant order with buildings, New stables furnished
race horses gratis.
BY order Of the Club.
p. j. TURNBULL., Secretary
GEN ~ T. HAWKINS. rrop'r and Treasurer.
FuarHER PosTPoSEMEST.-M kmceting OF the War
rentou Jockey Club held at DR.. Brownows Hotel the fol
lowing members being present ". Eaton, sr., Presid 1
Dr. Stephen Davis, Samuel Newell John Newell, B. H
Pridde NJ T. Hawkins, President and Treasurerit was
Resolved That In consequence OF the Petersburg races
taking place on the h Of October the Warcnton races
shall be postponed until the 18th OF November at which
time the purses heretofore advertised will be for
THoS. g. PLUMMER,
Sept l6-cwtd Secretary pro tenn
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
At the Court House-Buchanan l23, Fillmore B.
At Robinson's Store-Buchanan II, Fillmore 81.
In Chesterfield county, at Roblnson's, o'clock
Buchanan 100. Fillmore 45 at Clover Hill, Buchanan
20. Fillmore ~ at Shells Buchanan 55, Fillmore
2-Buchanan's majority 49,
CLOVER HILL, Nov. Sat sunset Tuesday, the
polls stood a. follows: Buchanan l9s' Fillmore ~
majority for Buchanan III. The polls will be Kept
open to-day and to morrow. The Democratic ma
jorty here will be from $50 to 275.
HENRICO COUNTY.
At Kidd's preclnct-Buchauan 80, Fillmore D.
At Sweeneys precinct, in Henrico county, the vote
was, Buchanan 81, Fillmore As; at keck's formerly
Lovenstein's), Buchanan g. Fillmore 81.
LOUISA COUNTY. -, -.
Erederick,s Hsll-Buchanan 81, Fillmore IL. At
the Court Houss-Buchsnan so majority. At IRE
villian's-Bucbanan' majority %.
GOOCHLAND COUNTY.
Ar Iittle's Store, at Al o'olock-Buchanan LUZ,
f"n0'' ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Az Harrisonburg, 4 o'clock-BuchaDan a30, Fill
moro l29 At Dayton, 2 o'clock-Buchanan l2o,
Fillmore IS. From scattering returns Buchanan's
majority will 90 over 2,oOO!
AUGUSTA COUNTY.
To The Editors of the Enquirer.
SrAUSroS, Nov. 4th, 1856.
MEssRs. EDITORS The polls closed here just now.
Democracy has risen eIultanl wings. The follow
ing is the vote in this place:
Buchanan. Fillmore.
Precinct No. Il CHI Is! 81 ~ 2:
4Ia 459
Fillmores majority l0
In the election between Wise and Flournoy' the
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TES OOIJAKS REWARD.

IpN AWAY from the subscriber, on the ssth OF sep
TX r-ber a negro man named NELSON. Said negro
u, ve feet seven Or eight inches high; his uge ~ or
rssrs ID heavy set; wears whiskers ~hicn are rMnst
an He is Of dark cope. color; clothing not Iecoiect
i He was bought in Richmond some weeks SINCE anu
,y,,o.c is making his way back The above reward
~. be paid the apprehension and commitment 9i snu
.e.o 20 ja so that can get him again. fost omce'
''''''-o ''' HENRY E. EDMONDS,
,,,G.,s FoR SAa'L HANNAH.
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@.,w,YV%Ty.FIyE DOLLARS REWARD.

up4NAW AY the subscriber. on FRIDAY, inc 9Vtn
X Xvy.mbcr negro boy by the name OF phiLElf
- hny s.u u years OF age five feet three or lout
lies high rather thicA set, about the color ei GinsSi
Ike full lace and large eyes; has habit OF rohs hls
.b timc.; is little inclined to swasger and drag aus
, wien wslkin. He is carpenter BY trade was ootn
raised IN Richmond Virginia, and WILL perhaps "S "
r,ks his Way 70 that place. a
viii riyc The above reward for his apprehension ah
yery 20 me- or for bis confinement In any jail 70 n"'
:Aa sr ILL., New-Bern n &.
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL

TIME second session of this school will commeISe on
the ls October next, and terminate the 5lst July
following The session s divided into terms OF hVe
months each The subjects taught are ancient shd no
dern language and nsrhemates Ihe chs.gr %rs"cs
Persons desiring It, may obtain detailed catalogue BY
addressing the Principal at Gnneysr T. O.. Cnroline co.
Va. SAM !. SCHoOLEh, NJ ~.
REFERENCES.
F. w Coleman Senate Of Virginia; Prois, Harrison,
Davis Cabell Minor and McGusey. University OF va:
profs Vensbe and Brown University Of Georgia; Ran.
dolph Tuckor Esq Winchester; X. b. Heath Esq, aud
K. l. Coleman, NJ D., Richmond, James c Souhs ESQ.,.
Charlottesville II. M. Robinson, ESQ, ~ Orlrans
Inlv la-cwtf SAMI SCHOOLRR.
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HOME INSTRUCTION.

HEAVING secured the services Of accomplished CO.
II for my daughters, shall be pleased to
into my family four young ladies ~ share their
dies.
Tho School opens the lat Of October.
TERNI, for session oi ten months BOARD and tuition,
embracing the usual English branches French Latin Mu
.ic of Piano. S2O0the onehalt payable in ad.
vance, the balance the close OF the term Address,
Col. ALEX G. TALIAFERRO,
Rapid Ann Station, Culpcper county Va.
REPEREScEs :--Rt Rev. Bishop Meade, RI Rev. Bishop
(c,u "a
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN GOOCIILAND
TUAViNG determined 10 cell my farm n Goochsnd
shall on the Goth OF November, ofor it Tor sale pub
hi, tract of land consips T6. Of which 250
heavily mbered 76 in creek fats and the rest in good
s,,e Of cultivation 1t conveniently situated for social
For further inforaation, address the subseriber.
70. 70. .ui'Ht ~, a, '",o N- - ANN F. COLES.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HOROPOSALS will be received nj the once OF me
il James River and Ksnawha Company IN Richmond
until the l2ih inst.
let For the repsir of Boshers Dam, and Tor keeping II
i, order an ss 10 a-d safe tor two yesrs oin
the completion OF the repairs.
ID For rebuilding Boshers dam oi wood
cd For rebuilding Bosher's dam OF stone
SnacISc atoms of the work will to furnished ty tS
Nov iSsodulsls WIN P. MUNFoRD sssi.tsr;
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


BY RlTCHlE. PRYOR & DUNNAYANT.
s>~~~N~-1N~-~->~~1r<N,
VIM. F. RITCHlE ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
THURSDAY, NOyRMBkK 6, 1855.
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HANOVER LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

~
TIME subscriber oers for sale tract OF Land, known
III a. Spring Grove, formerly the residence OF COL w.
L. White situated about eighteen miles from Richmond
sbout three miles above Ashland Aourshing little village
ON the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac ruil rond
On the ruain leading oodns TO independence
Meeting House. containing four hundred acros onethird
cleared balance wood and timber. The land is OF ME
dunn quality and is highly susceptible OF improvement
IL is we'll watcred being inereeced by Stag Creek as
well as by q number of perennial streams, which afford
some valuable meadow land, &c
The improvements consist OF quite large dwelling
house large barn, house. servants houses &c. &c
There is large orchard the premises hne garden
we'll enclosed and stationary wheat machine, &c
There are two neverfang springs Of most excellent wa
Ter within yards Of the homestead also an old
mill site on the creek above mentioned more minute
DESCRIPTION deemed unnecessary persons desirous OF
purchasing will doubtless wish fret to view the premises
small crop of wheat and rye has been seeded
Also one other tract adjoining the above mentionod
land containing l3 onethrd eayl cleared IN" pa
lance in wooda This tract well as the one nrst en
toned Id well timbered with the growth usual IN th sec
ton of the country wit pine OAK &c II has on II
small framed dwelling, somewhat out OF repair also wen
OF water in the yard The quality Of the land about the
same that the larger tract There is small apple
orchard on this tract.
For terms and further particulars apply to S;oddn
Apperson Richmond, the premises OF the hTst &C.
scrbcd farm to, r. NJ lohhlEs
Nov l-clm