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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
FARM EnR SALE

TIME subscriber, wishing change his present occu
patton, Offers for sale hi. Fnrn in the county of New
Kent containing 500 within mile of the Rich.
mond and York River Railroad mile of the Williams
burg Stage Road, and three and half miles of Pamunkey
River and about twenty miles from Richmond Any per.
wishing engage in farming, qutea profitable
mcnt may be made in the purchase OF this farm
The buildings good and ample for the accommods.
ton Of large family, and the quality OF the land equal
any in neghborhood, we'll adapted the growth
OF wheat Corn, &c, having red clay suhsoiL
About 100 bushels OF wheat have been seeded this Fall
half on pea falow and euano. The Farm is cultivated
under the five field systen with meadow land and
in each field. Marl mny be obtained different points OF
the Farm. II s offered for sale privately until WEDEES.
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1856 If not sold
privately before that day. will be sold publicly the
premises at u o'clock. NJ Persons wishing to view the
same who will take pleasure in showing H. The terms
will be made known any wishing to purchase Ap
ply to GopDlN & APfERSON,
Oct 25-ctds Auct0neers.
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ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.

The Second GrinneN Expedition IN search Of Sir
John Franklin, 1853 3,'ji,-5j, in vois. By Elisha
KeAl Kane, ~ D., u. 5. ~.
This work, which we have just received from Mr.
A. Morris, is one which should be read by all who
have love for whatever is noble and disinterested
in human nature. DR.. Kane, at the expense of com
fort and health undertook psrous expedition into
the frozen regions Of the North, to find if any trace
remained of the distinguished voyager, Sir John
Franklin. BY such an enterprise he has won the
admiration of those who admire courage, energy ant
talent The description of his perilous adventures
will be read with esgerness by ALL
The book s beautifully illustrated with severa
hundred engrsvngs and published in excellent a;yle
by Childs IL Peterson, Philadelphia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
DEATH OF PROFESSOR N. NJ. HENTz.

Professor \. II. Hents died at the residence OF biz
son. Dr.. Charles A. Hentz, at Mariana, (Fls on the
ith instant The Boston Transcript says:
"Prof Hentz was French gentleman Of varied
accomplishments, and we'll known a. teacher ~ 10
many seminaries of learning in different parts OF
our country. He was associated with the diStin
euished historian, Hon. George Bancroft, es teach
er at Northampton, and subsequently at Cincn9atl'
and at Chapel Hill IN. c. las Professor Of Modern
nlv snccessf,I ,s An instructor but largely enriched
the scientific literature Of country His tre''ises
unon Natural History have placed bin among the
arst scholars Of our country in this department o'
learning"
II, il less than year ago that the death OF his ac'
conplshed wife, Mrs. Caroline Lee hentz' was an
nounced.
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MISE ISLAND FOR SALE.

UDY virtue of decree of the Court Of Equity tor Hall
ID fax county NortG Carolina, Trent and others ex
parts shall offer tor sale at Weldon on WEDNESDAY
the 18th dsy of December next this well known ana Va
uable plantation lying Immediately the Roanoke Ri'
yer and the sburg and Weldon Railroad This plan
tstou known the Trent Land, contains 500 acres o'
the bes, low land Roanoke s within sight OF the
town Of Weldon and well adapted to the growth ot
Corn Cotton and Wheat and is now IN high state OF
bered upland of about 325 lying Immediately the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad being part OF said es
tate which will be sold at the time and place.
TERMS OF SALE:-One.fourth cash the balance In
one and three years. interest the deferred pay
mens to be paid annually
Mr. J. Fred. Simmons who resides NJ Weldon will thke
pleasure in showing estate persons wishing view
H. J. II. IVEi. c. n. K.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
NEW FALL GOODS


WE receiving, and IN few days wiz nave
w in store the larset and best assorted STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS we have ever OIL
:e.ed our OF the following II part
Shr,ngs Sheet,ngs. Flannes, Blankets, Satinetts,
ruiled Cloths. Kerseys, Linseys,
Irsa Linens. Table Damrsks, Napkins, Diapers,
Clu,hs Cussmeres, Twseds, Fesupgs,
Bol.bazines. Alpacss, Plain LANES,
Freach and English Merinas.
Hosiery Gloves Ribbons and Embroideries.
TIE ae. TO examine our STOCK
Of DRESS SILkS 62! cts. per yard to the hneet
F.ouaced r. beg.
P.ii Vsl-uciSs Valencia Robes. Wool Plaids,
Ricn Paris u aims. Dress ana Cloak Trimmings,
Hoop and Qriltc! skirts
Cloths for Clouks, u! culors.
styles. .,-;
kcI Lace Cambria aud Book Setts, III low tor cash or
N n-o,not customers. w. PERKINS & CO..
No. Al, EAyl. Square.
Farmers and others invited c>au!n- stock Of
p,SkETS and SERVANTS CLOTHING before
en..as We keep the best; and sell them as low they
css be BOUGHT w. P. +. Il CO.
s,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

BALrIsoRr, Nov. 2I.-rne offerings At ~" scales
this w-ek amounted t. 100 head, -: ~h'"n nnmhrs
o3D head were sole to cry but h- ani rHf KRIS a
urc.s ranging from So .: e D p"' Ie1 punt.
On tn. ho1i, svrrsgrg s3 6!i .r'-e Tnsr~ were u
hsld ovsr and no driven Of We have no chsuxc 10
note in bogs the market remaining about Tue saEne
40 last week. We continue to quote a, as, ~
nav loo pounds, with sales. Sheep are dull, and we
note sales at s. per head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
THE AMERICAN PROPOSITION TO THE
PARIS CONFERENCE.

The Chamber of Commerce Of Liverpool accords
its hearty approval to the declaration of the Paris
Congress in respect to maritime war. 1t also ap.
proves of the additional proposition which the gov
ernment of the United States has made the condition
of its adherence to the declaration of the Paris Con-
gress viz: That the private property Of the subjects
or citizens of belligerent OH the high seas shall be
exempted from seizure by public armed vessels Of
the other beigerent except it be contrabaud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
A HEAVY LOSS.

Speaking Of Sans losses, supposed losses in tb,
late contest, the Georgia Federal Hqion says,
"The eneny's loss amounts TO nothing They 'takee
nothing, expected nothing, aud got nothing. Nothing
added to Nothing is nothing. Nothing taken frou
nothing leaves nothing, Blessed are they that expect
nothing, for they will not be disappointed. Sam
case stands about thus No North, no South, no East
NO West no honor, no ofdoe, no money, no symps
thy, no nothing"
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y. A l. CIOPTOS,

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
OStf 20 : Val Street. under y, ChSrLts Hoe,
hlCHMOND. VA
TIME subscriber begs 10 return his scknoweds smenti
20 mis- friend. end % their .avors during tht
, yea. would inform them that he still continues the
bu-inrss of
HIRING OUT NEGROES,
RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING CLAIMS,
And all other business pertaining TO General Agency 10
oil OF which he gives his personal attention Parties In
the country who enrust the hiring OF their negroes
10 him. sy assured every attention being paid 70
seng them none other than good homes and IN the event
Of sickness the medical and personal attention shall
always be supplied.
tSegroes hire the coming year had better be sent
IA 70 ne q. early after Christmas as possible
To thos. a distance whom ! am personally un-
known. beg 20 refer to the following persons
Caroline C0gaiy u. II. Kemp DR.. }. d Butler, r. Hud
gins, Wooltotk. wallis Pitts John Shepherd, VIM j.
hurry, D. c. Dejsrnet Dr. w C. Battsile
Ricimond-Judge J. b. Clopfon J. A. Lancaster Son,
,adge j. A. Meredith. John p. Ballard, Grctter Brent,
Garret; IS Anderson, c. J. Sin,ou & Co.
kin1 Hiiiidn couniv-John L. Latanc. WIN. G. L&ane,
Dr. John Lewis WIa Taylor Lucius Harrison. .
Hu,aYi Queen Countu-Dr Thomas Lntane, Wni T.
Courtney Turner Acree, Col Alex Fleet, Capt i:
Hsynes Gresham a. Bagby, DR.. 6. Fauntleroy, benoni
Carlton, Or. Benz Fleet. =. ,,. ~ c,..,a
nr : wrisht Dr las. II. La;ane, Edward F. Noel,
Col Richard Rouze, Or. Bcv. D. Roy, Geo l. Wright,
WIN b Davis. b. L. Wright
Gloucester COun;y-Or. l. C. Copton.
H,nrico Couaiu-Wm. c. Talliaierro.
Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
ALpEaARLE AND CuEsApEAEE CANAL

ALBENARLE AND CHESAPEAKE CAsAL.-lhf ~
cavation on this work is going on we'll. III" canal
passes through dense cypress =" amp ~ A.! un't
partially covered with water. and the work ~ hrrd
on by seven costly steam eIcava'"rs. The lock noT
building by the company is 10 pa-s steamboats, and
other vessels having length not exceeding two hun.
dred and twenty fret and beam OF forty ieet. /, Will
oass vessrs drawing eight feet of water. The enra
r.ntsl of near one million Of doilsrs is contributed
bv citizens of North Carolina and Virginia, ard
.yinces an honorable spirit OF enterprise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

UNHE undersigned offers for sale to the hghcs, bidder
q lot of land at Mtchell's Station containing be
tween nine and acres oil Of which is good
Of Improvement, and the location very desirable one
tor merchandising, as the lot adoins the depot: The i'm
tanning seven rooms o which is room There
are three out houses and blacksmths shop, which is
good ,t.ud and eligbly situated and we'll good
In the house yard know Of such desirable property
in this section OF country, being situated in wealthy
neshborhood; and. also. remarkably healthy. This pro
perry will be offered for sale Tuceday the Cd day
December, 1856.
All who may wish to bay such property will please cal
and see before the day OF sale. Terms liberal.
Nov 7-cw3u j. X. GARRETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
SALE OF Valuable ESTATE IN MAD1so,

COUNTY.
III AVlNG determined 10 remove to the West oher
IL tor sale the well known upon which reside.
lying in Madison county Virginia 1t Is situated on the
Rapdann river hve miles from the Orange Court House
depot of the Orange aud Alexandria rail road nine from
Gordonsvilie one from the Blue Ridge McAdamized road
and two from the Fredericksburg plank road 1t contains
SIX HUNDRED ACRES
200 In Timber 200 of River Low Grounds and 200
of Up.ands The open lands high state of cult.
vaon and well adapted to the growth Tobacco Wheat
and Corn and they are esteemed to be among the in
exhausble and productive Of the choice lands in this
ton. The entire estate 10 abundantly ws,ered The
Dwelling House and other improvements in excellent
repair and the place compares we'll with the best estates
in upper Virginia. tor ssubrty quality Of soil advantages
of location, society, and convenience to market.
Expecting to be absent from the State for months
refer persons desiring examine the premises my
son, WIN. Twymsn, who will be found at my residence
and nv brother Capt James w Twyau, is authorized
10 contract for me in the sale of the estate.
Should no private sale be previously effected the estate
will be offered at public auction, to the highest bidder
the premises on Thursday the ls day Of January 1857
when the terms will be made known
N0 ROBERT D. TTYMAN,
Nov s-ctds Madison county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

U1Y virtue of decree pronounced by the County
ID Court of Hanover the 2hth day Of July, shall
as Commissioner appointed for the purpose on SAIUR
DAY the Goth Green Bay. Qear Beaver Dam De-
land allotted 10 Susan Graves by the will of Nathaniel
Dickinson deceased containing ls acres Said ands nd
iou the lands Of Mrs Frances Dickinson Dr. r. A. Rou'
zce and WIN T Dickinson and Is situated Immediately
on the Virginia Central Rail Road, within TWO miles OF
Two OF the Depots. Beaver Dam" and ''Second Turn
Out % n said road.
There could be cut from the land 1000 cords of pine
wood which ready sale could be had on the rail road
further description deemed unnecessary supposng
those wishing 10 purchase will first view IT, Terms cash.
WIN. Il. c. GRAVES, Commissioner.
aida
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

SOUTH CAROLINA BANKs..The Charleston
standard publishes a statement Of the condition Of
the banks Of South Carolina. From this VI. learn that
the circulation of all the banks s"unts TO ss
that the net profits amount 81 ,6oss47; d,poalt, to
s3 33S 4s4; specie to 81 047l9; notes discounted on
personal security 10 81, ,954757 domestic exchange
10 S9 sal 900; foreign exchange to 32s6o6 suspend
cd debt 81 sol 20S.
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JOHN q ,;EOKGE' gibson.


RICHMOND, Va,
IIAVING extensively dtted up their establishment
III with thv latest IN proved machinery, are prepared
10 furnish a shor. notice and reasonable terms all
iinds OF portable finished Carpenters work, such as
Door and Window Frames Casings out and inside nm.
Ism &C
s4sa Blinds and Doors, of all varieties.
Stairs Handrss Porchcs, Verandahs Balconies
Coraces Cornice Moudings and Brackets of all szes
and patterns
Mout:nss Of all descriptions
Wash.oosrd- Chur. .boards Ceiling boards, &c, &c.
They wi! MAKE estimates for work TO plans furnished
them and deliver their factory at the estimated prices
Orders respectfully solicited. Jan 2S-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Al JACKSONVILLE
SAvASNAH Nov. "p.-The mails from Flor"'a
port destructive FIRE which occurred at Jacksonville
on the 18th instant. large amount OF property WAS
consumed, but the total loss is not yet definitely
known.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
FARM FOR AALE.

FARM FOR EALE.
I'm the 5h Of December I win SELL at auction, my
U FARM, in the county OF fowhrtan, about q miles
from Richmond, and ono mile from the canal containing
heavily bered about 60 acres lying Jones creek and
the whole we'll watered with fine Southern exposure,
and wash on the place 1t adoins the lands OF mr.
SAINT and eereessle neiehhorhood any the State
plat can BE- seen this Office At Mesns Mckinney
Dapuys Immediately after the sale Of the land, WIN
sell all the stock Crops, &c.
Nov 2-ctdS JANE MACKENZIE.
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LOUISIANA ELECTION.

The Louisiana Courier of Saturday last publishes
returns from every parish in the State except Caoa.
sica, which show a majority of 1,7O7 for Buchanan.
This parish will give Democratic majority of about
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

A COSTLY BRlDGE.-The Suspension bridge
about to be- erected over the Ms..sippl a, ST. Louis,
it 10 said will be the costly in the world. Il w',
cost about two million dollars, will be- 81 feet abova
high water, and over mile in length. The bottom
of ths iowsrs will be 6O feet below wnter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
The rumor OF An extra session of the Legislature
Is without foundation The Governor has no idea Of
convenipg the Legislature on his own notion and OF
those members who signed the call for the extra
sion, number have withdrawn their names. There
will be meeting Of the Legislature this winter. unless
some necessity of State, which nobody now antic'
pates should make the call Of an e1.ra session an i'm
perative public duty.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

VIZ ay''e reward will DC paid for the apprehension
and delivery to me- or in come Jail in the State 60
ita ger a:;n again Of my slave LlESEY purchased
.sey' 10 h'chmond last winter, Of Mr. Clendeuin. He
raised In alheniaIe. and has wife in the county of
'nhsham He is doubtless lurking ubout Richmond, or
sGhe 70 A!ocmare or Buckingham, may probably
I't!aS 10 Ind his way TO a free State.
Ln'ey i've feet eleven inches or six fee. tall straight
na'erar and vel! formed, and about Oyears Of age
, JAMES H. cox
hpl:! Is-cn WINTERpocK P. O, Chesterfield Co
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nY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

-rroRM,T!ON having been received by the ESecu'
"y. ...: WINTER b. SMlrHER did, on the nis nj
oi5 a instant In thu county OF Essex murder Jamss n
-, OF sa.d county aud 10 going AT large therefore
IA sc-.9v offer reward OF hundred ami nity doiaf
"a any usrspn rprreons who shall the said snths
and deliver him the jail OF the couny OF Essex ana
90 moreover require all officers ot hi. Con'm0nwea'n
civil aud military aud reQucs the people generally 10 sse
e ves; exer.iuns procure the arrest o! the SAID Sn
ey tina, ne may be arsugat to justice.
Given under my nand As Governor ana Hnner t.s ~;
ss, seal of the Commonwealth a; Richmond this
4 10th day OF November. in the yTu% year ~" v,sp
pr,be Governor GEORGE W. MrSFoRD, Secretary OF
the Commonwealth. &c.,. - -; ,. o
inch high with large :eei anu hands ana sloIps ""eu
wak;ny black hair which Is very straight and usually
Won Behind hi, ears. rather thin rsage for man oi ms
ar. with reuarxabIe mole side OF his lace lie
We .ck lead colorsd usually worn MS an over
. .;ri,ed paualoUns red blue and brown He escaped
AZ Jun or cream colo ed hors wiki dark mane and tail
vs-y good horse and in good order Nov li-cot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

TuNO JACOB COIN AND JULIUS coHN partner,
IL trading under the style and fIm OF JACOB COIN
& BROTHERS.
Take notice. that we shall on the 18th day OF Decem
ber 1885, counting room In the CRY OF Baltimore
between the hours A. NJ and P. NJ Of that day pro
coed to take The dispositions Of witnesses to be read a.
evidence in behalf in certain action at law, depend
Ing IN the Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond where
in We plaintiffs and you defendants and from
any cause taking Of the said dcpoatons on that day
be not commenced, II commenced, be not concluded
the taking of the came will be adjourned srd Continued
from lime TO time. unit, the same DO completed.
Nov l2--cw4w TURNBULL, sLApE 20.
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SALE OF A VALUABLE FAKM TN.CLOUCEs

In pursuance of decree entered up by the Crcui,
Court Of Gloucester county, AT October 1885, in
the of Ca,ett Committee Waller and others. the
undersigned commissioners therein named, will proceed
10 SELL al Gloucester Court House public auction,
MONDAY, the lst day OF December. (bting Court day
the iurm called and known 10y the name OF OAkWELL.
1t contains alg acres, all of which s cleared except
utic ccnCy for wood and timber, ard hrs on good dwell
linz and the necessary houses IL is situated in n good
neichborhood, about mile and half from York Rivei,
and about thrccUurths OF mile from PorUpo;nnk Creek
which there 10 apmhic landing where vessels Ond
within Il lew pace o the shore There ID main rOud
leading this landing which passes by the gate opening
wheat and oHts.
Thos. T. Booth Esq, residing immediately in the vcni
~ viii show TIE farm 10 any desiring to see it,
TERMS-Onethird cnsh and thc other tSo-hirds psyn
BILE in and two years from the day of sale the bonds
carry interest from date.
Nov l2-crds John ". c. CATLETr ComElr
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Fi0ur has declining
tendency; saee Of State brands at Is 10 :" e. 35i
Southern is heavy. Wheat is a tra- lower. Corn
i. buoyant. Stocks are dull VrgnIa's 92s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

JUNHE tour negro mon name DAVID, sometimes called
Il CROChElT. CHARLIE f.. l. LEWlS and LEE, who ran.
away on the 2h October, ls55 yet large See sd
vertisement OF that date Ill the Richmond Enquirer Ex
and Daily Dispatch, which give description of
said negroes We will give additional reward Of FF
II DOLLARS for the delivery Of either OF them TO us
lodge in Jail whe get them. two hundred
dollars II taken ou, OF the State OF Virginia.
AurlaG-ctf JONES s. SLATER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
FILLMORE HELP TO BUCHANAN.

The official vote of Pennsylvania gives Mr.. Buo-
hansn majority in the State over all other candi-
dates 50 he is elected even without the involuntary
aid of the Fillmore party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
FLORIDA ELECTION

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 20.-keturu, have been ro-
ceived from sixteen counties III Florida, which g'|s
Democratic gain OF 900, as compared with tho las.
election.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

4 BsCONDEp. abou, the first OF the present year.
N ARCHER bright mula,o, about % years OF age,
f,eckled face and mber awed. He may be about Rich
npnd where he once lived, in the neighborhood Of
Goodies Bridge in Chesterfield county. where his mother
lives will e.! the above reward o fifty dollars il de-
versd me- put any Jail in the State of Virginia.
that get possession OF hun
Address JOHN SPEARS,
Guardian for Misses Patteeon,
Sept l6-cwtf Macon L. o., Puwhatan county, Va.
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CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Flour has declined II
cents. Wheat is four cents lower Corn ls tr1u
sales Of white at 50 to 62 cents. yellow ~ 10 b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

OFFICIAL VOTE OF NEW YORK.
The following is the of the entire State-offi'
cial, except New York, Kings, and Clinton. The
figures for those counties are semi.othcial and Will
not be greatly varied:
PRESIDENT.
Rep. Dem. Amer:
E,-oc,o-a o7a lao 1854 l24206
Fremont over Buchanan. ooizo
Fremont over Fillmur.. -.l3l,234
GOVERNOR.
co,or,or 96Iy57 l9o,2S2 1927
King over Parker. $500
Hing over Brooks ..---...-....4 ..43o,ooo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
PT1RIIC SALE OF LAND.

WE will sell, at public auction, on the :e'h oil Dr.
w CEMBER next, a tract Of land containing zoo
scres lying in the county of Amelia the RICHMOND
and Dsnvile Railroad within two miles OF Chula Depot
aud miles from the Courthousc and in excellent
neiyhborhood The improvements consist OF Il Dwelling
Hous. with eight and apassnse six OF the rooms
good The plantation is we'll watsr.d ON all parts Of IL
On the day will sell another tract OF 2ii acres
mile OF Grub Hill Church. and about four miles from this
Court house with tolerable good buildings. Both acts
we'll adapted 20 the growth OF Corn Wheat and Tobacco
Both tracts will be sold the premises; sale commence
at the 60U tract
TERMS will be accommodating Any person wishing
10 Zee the land will call Capt A. Stringer, Jos.
Sco,, or any person living by who will show them
said land BY THE HEIRS OF JOS. SCOTT, Decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

EXECUTORS, NOTICE
Ii persons having claims against the estate OF the
n late John Blanton requested TO present them
cuy shcntca a;ed the undersned that arrangements
may made tor the payment thereof apd persons in.
dab.ed the said requested TO pay their re-
sp.ctive dues. JOHN c. BLAE1ON,
RlCHD ]. PHILLIPS,
Executors Of John Banton.
Cumberland Nov Is ls56-cw3w