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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
LARGE AUCTION SALE OF NEGROES.

an TUESDAY, December I'd, at the town of Halifax,
North Carolina, will be cold az auction. for cash, from
200 TO 300 VALUABLE NEGROES, :.
consisting of field hands and mechanics, with their fami'
lies.
These negroes have been reared on the low ground. OF
Roanoke, aud will be offered for sale in familiel Inc
place Of sale is on the line Of the Wilmington and "eiaon
Railroad, rhe great mail route over which two passenger
trains pass each way daily. ~
The sale will be for cash, but If time be required 20 MAKE
pecuniary arrangements, il will be granted On uhuouo'eu
bills or approved security. ~ So
Letters addressed TO the subscriber. ut Raleigh. NJ"
will receive prompt attention. !; r; 100:
Those newspapers in which me ABOVE saie WI d , az.
advertisement, and send their accounts 10 the Editor OF inc
standard" Raleigh, N. c., with u copy of the publication
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LAND AND CATTLE FOR SALE.

LAND AND UNTIL tOh SAlsE.
TXTE shall offer for sale, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
w of November, two tracts Of land in Hanover coup.
ty-
First. A piece o. woodland. containing between 100 and
900 acres, lying on the road from Old Church to Hanover
Town, and formerly a part of the Marlbourne farm.
Second. LARRYS, formerly known as Srnith's) On the
same road. containing more than 800 acres, the larger por.
ton of which is cleared
Terms liberal and made known at sale, which will take
place at Marlbourne, at II o'clock, A N.
At the same time aud place. we will sell to the highest
bidder. n large number of good CATTLE, Of all ages
mostly of one.half aud three quarters blood OF Improved
Short He rn' or Durham breed. The attention OF butchers
il particularly called to this sale.
I'VE also OF . privately a tract Of wood land, in Prince
George cou. !, about 40 ncres, known as DOCTORS.
situate near Merchants Hope Church.
T.. RUFFIN. in,
J. c. RuFFIN
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I FL

- ....,on of this Insuuon will open on the
VI mex. Of October, 1855, d close on the first day
OF T Ss RsSss1i 500; w,,A,s 20; E1 Eli. NV. Tuition on
eiV, .NHsrn Guitar $50; DraAc $40: Drawing from
ry pspsssnsss for Children under ts.5. Of s. e., $50 nov
p!l ~ I n..I' n:si, Rev. Bishop Joi, RICH, Rev. Bishop
Cobbs OF Alabama, Rev. Moses D. ye, D. D., Rev. T
v. Moore, D. D., Rev. B. Gildersleev,
FACULTY.-Hubcrt P. LefebvreA. NJ, Principal
Rev. H. S Keppler. w. C. Webb, A. Mohn P. Little, N.
D., r. A. Lewis. n. D., Joseph MicharJohn A Calyo, c.
w. Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mrs.. Taylor, Tile Estvan, Mile
Lacy, Miss Eliza Bartlett ETC., etc. tsdlle Villemet
French Governesa
Alllet,ers 10 be directed TO
July 2-3m nUbfRTi IEFERERE.
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VALUABLE Estate IN ALBEMARLE COUN.
TY, NEAR TO ~SCOTTSVlLLE, CONTAINING 1907
ACRES TOGETHER WITH CROPS. STOCK. &c

ACRES. TOGETHER WITH CROPS, STOCK. &c.
THEREON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
" subscriber having removed TO South Carolina,
and not wishing to cultivate his estate in Virginia
will sell the same al public auction, without limit or re.
serve, On the premises, on TUESDAY, the llth November,
1856, if fair, If not, the next fair day, commencing at II
o'clock.
1t lies on the Green Mountain. adjoining the lands OF
Mrs. John Coles, Messrs. Peyton Coles, Tucker $ Coles,
and others, and contains, by recent survey, ,J0T acres;
shout 800 acres of it are cleared land, and now in culiva
ton, the balance 10 in original growth OF pine, oak, ches-
nut, and hickory timber. which, by reason OF its conve-
nient access to market, renders it peculiarly valuable to
persons disposed to embark in the lumber business.
the tract is reven miles from Scottsville, on James Xiv
err, and within five miles Of tho new rail road, now under
construction from Charlottesville to Lynchburg. The
plank road leading from Sco:tsvilc runs by IL. The i'm
provemrnts on the place consist OF n plain dwelling, con
tanning five rooms, together with Barns, Stables, Tobacco
Houses, Ice House, and every other building suitable ior
the use Of so large a place.
The estate Is remarkably healthy, is well supplied with
springs Of water, and has on it several orchards OF choice
fruit. 1t will be sold rs r whole, or divided, as may be
deemed best AT the time of sale.
Immediately after the sale OF the land, all the %perishHble
estate on the place will be sold, consisting Of the crops Of
Corn. Fodder, Oats, &C.
Also, all the stock, consisting OF Cattle, ZONE fine Mich
Cow, work Oxen. fattening Hogs, Sheep. &c.
q. 10, the Farming Implements, Tools, &c together
y BE- = parcel OF Household Furniture.
TERMS:
For the land oue.fourth cash, balance in equal install.
ments, at |, 9, 3 and 4 years, for bonds bearing interest,
secured by a trust deed.
For the perishable estate, all sums under $40 cash; over
thai amount 6 months credit, for bonds with good security.
Persons disposed 10 view the land, or 10 make enquiries
concerning il, are referred TO the Auctioneers, or ~ Mr..
Geo Carr, at Charlottesville, or TO Mr. Pace, the Manager,
residing on the estate. J. SIRlCkER COLES.
Sale conducted by GoDDIs & APPERsos, Aucts.
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REAUTIFUL FARM FOR SALE, on HI
WEsTHAM PLANK ROAD. THREE MILES WEST

OF
TIME subscriber having determined to remove to Rich.
mond, TO engage in mercantile pursuits, is DESTROYS
Of selling the farm on which he resides, located as above.
II contains IS acres, OF which about IS acres are cleared,
the balance is wood and timber.
The buildings on III. place consist Of an excellent brick
dwelling, containing IL rooms, now in good repair, be-
.idca the usual outbuiiiings, all OF which are in complete
order, and ample enough for the use of a large family
There Is a good peach and apple orchard on the place.
The place is so well known that a further description is
deemed unnecessary. Persons disposed to purchase are
requested to view the place.
For terms. apply to the subscriber, or to MesSrs: Goddin
g. Apperson JHO r. VIXEN.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
LANES B u c H N,
Of PENNSYLVANIA.
FOX VICE PRESIDENT,
John c. %BRECKlNRE,
OF KENTUCKY
,vuoCRATIC
W. ~ UTORAL, TICKETS.

.;;o,TRAiTS OF BuCHAlN AND BRECKENRIDGE
ysss. Richie & Dunns!nt have autographed a large
k-!y OF electoral ,icke,sor Democratic voters Each
j.: contains the rsmes the Democratic electors, and
.sde. eubellshed bybesutiful portraits in miniature
>. Democratic cspidates for the Presidency and
X Presidency. p,cIgss will be RENTED by mail to
ps- OF the State, fee of postage. at the rate Of seven
. .e cents pc, Eurteed Or i've dollars per thousand -
p, should be zen, Immediately, so that voters may DC
|. ,.yylied before me day Of election. -,
..,. pi,cb;e & punnavan, have also autographed
- ,so very sccu,a,e portraits OF Buchanan ana breeaf
III, - Hir5,nond work. hut aner specimens OF
S m l., nd m no Northern city. The portraits
-. u,n;she5 a. one dollar the pair.
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MARSHAIIS SALE

an FRIDAY, II 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER next,
at the door of the Court House Of ksnawha county,
shall offer for sale to the highest bidder, for each, all the
Dams, Locks and fixtures OF the Coal River Navigation
Company. lying and being in Kanawha and Boone coun.
ties, and built ard erected under their charter from the
State of Virginih-the same being levied on by me to sat.
isty three executions in favor OF Scots Whlt;ord, and one
in favor Of William II. Webb, against said Company, and
all issued from the United States Court for the Western
District of Virginia held at Charleston.
ROBT. BLAINE, Deputy,
For Jefferson T. Martin, Marshal w. ID. Va.
II, n ,,ds
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN SPOT.

SfLVANIA COUNTY.
WILL offer for sale on Tuesday, the llth OF November
1856, my farm formerly known as C~HANCELLORS-
WILLIE, and lattcrly ms Chesney Void. This place con.
tains s64 acres, 200 of which are cleared, and we'll adapted
to the growth OF the usual crops in this part of Virgins;
the rest il well timbered. II lies on the plank rond, about
ten miles above Fredericksburg, and Il miles from the
on i, a very fine meadow. The dwelling is one Of the
finest in the country, being OF brick, and containing TWEEN
ty.odd rooms, besides those in the basement md garrett;
and al.o many closets, md every convenience in the way
of uorcbes. entries, etc., etc. 1t WIS long favorably
known as a public house, and was much rcsorted to, espe-
cially during the summer months. The position is one
remarkable for health. deemit unnecessary TO say more
Of It's advantages, as any one wishing TO purchase can be
shown over the premises at any time. | will sell privately
II convenient before the day named; and II 90, will duly
notify the public
TERMS made known on day of sale.
DIN C. PETTUS
Address me at Mattaponi Post Office, Spotsylvania Co.,
W. Sent l6-ctds
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SALE OF A VALUABLE ESTATE IN THE

SALE OF A VALUABLE ESTATE IN THE
oUNTY OF G~OOCHLAND, UNDER THE ORDER
OF THE COURT.
y virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Court of Gooch.
land, made on the 9TH Of September inst, in the
cause of Argyle's administration vs.. Curd'. Trustees, and
others, the undersigned, commissioners acting under said
order, will offer for sale at public auction, al Goochlhnd
Court House. OF the 18th day OF November next, (being
court day. the tract OF land now III the occupancy OF DR..
Thomas Curd, called Dunwoodie, containing f76i acres,
about 100 acres in creek and branch fa', and an abun.
dance of oak and pine timber, situated on Beaver Dam
creek. three miles from III. Jamc1 River Cnnnl, and three
miles from Gooch and Court House.
There ia on the premises a good dwelling house; also, a
barn and negro quarters.
rash, and the residue in three
equal annual instslmeuts. Walter d. Leake. one of the
commissioners. will give any information required.
P. X. GRArTAN,
{. ". DABNEY,
w. D. LEAKE,
Sent 93-c6w Commissioner.
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TIKI ART OF DANCING.

GtBARLEs A.. McEvoi has the honor of announcing
non Of his School for instructions in the desirable accom-.
ph'nent OF Dancing. in all it, varied forms, will com
nenec az Co:in;hian Hall. on Wednesday afternoon, No
ad Matters, aud at =, on the same evening, for Gentle
men.
Regular school days for young Ladies, Misses and Mas.
Wrs, " ednesday afternoons at 4 o'clock, and Saturday
mornings at 100 O'Clock.
Regular school how're for ednesday and
Friday evenings At Il O'Clock,
The session will be a long one Of FIVE months.
Terms hr me whole time sl6. For half of II Slo.
.seni. desiring 70 enter their children. and Others wish.
tae session. A private class for rorns az. ~;n hs
Dc. 2-l2t ""oo'
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A FARM FOR SALE

WILL be offered at public auction, on the premises.
w on the 20h OF November, If fair, otherwise the
mex, fair day, Il trait of land containing 20i acres, living ON
south Anna River. adjoining the lands of Ben. {. Ander.
son and Hugh MeD'well, and within twenty miles OF the
city ~ofRichmond, i, the county Of Hanover.
susceptible of the highest improvement, and is well adapt.
ed to the growth o whcnt, tobacco, corn and oats; wood
and TIMBER in aburdai ce.
Il has a comfortable dwelling, containing 8 rooms, and
all the necessary houses Of every kind in good condition.
The neighborhoot ia religious and moral mills and shops
for the work Of tie farmer right at the place.
Al, the same tine will be sold all the stock of every kind,
az well az farming, household and kitchen furniture, of
which there is an ample supply, and Of good quality.
Terms liberal md made known on day sale.
IJ.,o,r, nct * 1516-ctda
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UUAvIEG determined to close our present business, We
RI. will offer for sale, without reserve. on FRIDAY, the
10th of December next. al our Saw Mil, in the county Of
Charles City, eighteen valusble young Mules, four hun.
bred and twenty.sx acres OF Land, one sixteen horse
power Steam Engine, with two Circular Save, and Head.
ing Machine attached, all in perfec, order. Wsgons, Cert
and Gear, Carryboys, Axes and other tools. Al the -
time and place will be cold, from fifteen 10 twenty thou
sand ieet Of Sawed Lumber, in parcels to suit farmers
and others. The land, from which there can be cut six or
eight thousand cords OF wood. is in Il good neighborhooo.
within five miles OF James river. where there 10 a eood
landing. There is now being built upon the land a comfor.
table Dwelling. The terms will be accommodating, hnd
made known on the day of sale
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RICHMOND MANUFAcToRY OF BOOTS AND

TIME subscriber Is now exten,iTely engaged IN manu-.
wear under the supervision of Mr. Henry Karr (ot tic
firm of Karr & Brother.) and soEcits the custom OF 'hoee
who prefer Richmond made
BOOTS AND SHOES
70 those made by Northern Manufacturers. All KINGS OF
work made to. order and warranted ~ give satis'.ciIon-
Misses Bows and Servants Shoes made TO order also; end
those who may prefer other Boots and Shoes. will hnd
one of the largest assor,ments TO select from that can b"
found 10 the CITY. which will be sold al small profits My
friend, and customers are invited 10 examine my stock
before Supplying themselves) at No. 2l9, Broad street.
Oct IL W. P w. TAYLOR.
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VALUABLE FARM SALE, SITUATE on
2ND BRANCH CREEK, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,

VIRGINIA.,
C,EVEN miles from the "Court House." about half q
- mile from the Glover Hill Railroad, nineteen miles
from Richmond, and fifteen from Petersburg.
The tract contains GG2 acres; 10 known as "BURFOOTS
PLANTATION;' and I'd Branch Meeting House 10 located
stits Northern corner. Alarse portion of the land is ofex.
cellent quality, being OF the red clay soil, we'll adapted 10
Wheat, Corn and Tobacco; about one halt il in wood, a
good part Of which is of original growth; the other half is
In a great measure cleared, aud under cultivation. The
buildings are in lair condition, and comprise a good sized
framed house, the location OF which il extremely healthy,
n large framed barn, two or three out houses for hands,
two stables, one Of which, (also a framed one, with three
stalls, IS nearly new.
There is nm excellent Garden. also a good sized Apple
Orchard, and near the house one of the finest and purest
of springs to be found, even in Virginia There are also
streams of water running through different psrts OF the
estate The proprietor having two farms situated some
twenty miles from each other, has resolved upon selling
one. and will. in consequence, make the terms easy and
accommodating. Should II be desired, the place IL suscep'
tible Of division into two "tracrs, viz: a WOOD LOT near
the rail road, ofabOut l70 ACRES, FINELY TIMBERED; and a
second lot comprising The buildings, together with about
$50 ACRES OF LAND, OF which there would still be
above 1870 acres in wood. II not sold privately before the
IUh ,iay of November. (of which due notice will be glvenD
Il will on that day. RAILS OR SHINE. be offered by public
auction to the highest bidder ut Chesterfield Court
| House, being Court day" by Messrs. GODDlN j. AP.
PERSON, OF whom, as alec Of Nessrs. Flournoy and
Poindexter, all OF Richmond, or Of Charles Middleton. the
proprietor. Amelia Court House" further particulars
NAV IA. knuwu. Sept. 26-ctds
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II FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber, wishing to change his present occu.
patton, offers Tor sale his Farm in the county OF New
Kent, containing 800 acres. within one mile Of the Rich.
mond and York River Railroad. one mile Of the Williams
burg Stage Road, and three and Il halt miles OF Pamunkey
River, aud about twenty miles from Richmond. Any per
son wishing to engage ia farming, quite u profitable invest.
ment may be made in the purchase of this farm.
The buildings are good and ample for the accommoda.
ton of a large family, and the quality Of the land equal
to any in the neighborhood, we'll adapted to the growth
Of wheat, Corn. &c, having a red clay subsoiL
About 100 bushels OF wheat have been seeded this Fall
half on pea fallow end guano. The Farm Is cultivated
under the five field system, with meadow land and water
in each field. Mari may be obtained at different point: OF
the Farm. Il Is offered for sale privately until WEDNEs-
DAY. THE 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1856. II not sold
privately before that day, ii will be sold publicly, on the
premises at IL o'clock, NJ. Persons wishing 70 view the
Farm, are invited to call on Mr.. Clopton, living on the
same, who will take pleasure in showing il. The terms
will be made known to any one wishing to purchase APP
ply TO GODDlN & APrERSON,
= ~ ~ .,l, AprtionpprS
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TO THE GREAT STATE FAIR
n o YOU wish to purchase any article OF Ready-inade
Clothing or Gentlemen's Furnishing goodsl If so,
consider the following facts:
let. We have at all times the largest assortment in the
CITY. and have manufactured extra stock for the Fair.
I'd. We are more largely engaged in the manufacture
and sale Of clothing than any other House in the State.
Sd We have longer experience in the trade in this city,
four House having been established in the year 1859
Possessing these advantages, We are enabled to sell a SUI
perior article rs low as those who sell inferior clothing.
Call at lI2 Main Street, where may be found a superb
stock of the most fashionable and well made clothing at
moderate prices.
All goods warranted.
Grr Of kEEN. BALDWIN d. co.
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MEADE q BAKER,
CHEMISTS AND APOTNECARlES,
ls6 North ctsf cornsr Main and lOth Sfs.,

LEG, North ptst corner Main and l0th SIS,
(Just above the new Custom House,
OFFER to Farmers, Physicians and Families, q perfect
FRESH and RELIABLE stock Of pure Drugs, Medl'
cine, and Chemicals; fresh Spices, ground and unground;
Furniture Polish, Crate Varnish and other household arti'
clea Medicinal wares and Apparatus; Surgical tHstru:
men. and Appliances Psrfumery Soaps, Brushes and
Combs, and every article usually found in a irst.clsss
,nn,,ecsrv Store Oct. 81.
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NRyANTRD.-SO Good Horemen and Marks. "
w men, for the u.s Dragons and Mounted 80
Rihemen, to go 10 California, Texas, New Mexico, 10y.
Kansas and Nebraska. @@-s
Also, wanted Immediately. a few Musicians for '"1
Bands Of the Mounted Regiments, and few Boys OF good
Music, to whom will be given tn. pay and the emo:u
ments Of the soldier, and they will also receive a aus'c"!
ana Military education free Of charge.
vous, Franklin Street, opposite Metropolitan Hail.
.uq T-3m
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Y virtue of the lat will and testament Of Col {. r.
tors, will offer for sale at public auction, on MONDAY, H..
18th day of November. il fair, If not, the first lair isr
thereafter, nj the late residence OF tine said Goodsll. $40
acrea oiland, being a part oithe tract on which sHid Gel c.
p. Goodall resided at the time of his death, lying in the
county Of Hanover, from l6 to II milcs from the CITY ot
Richmond and about miles from the Richmond. tr,G"r.
~icksburg and Potomac Rail Rpsd, ;mmed ascly on RI"
Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike About 80 acres
OF the said tract has been cleai ed, the residue is heavily
timbered with oak and pine Of original growth, preseu:.
ing 10 persons engaged in the timber business. an UpTcr:u-
nifty for q profitable investment that 10 seldom met will
To persons engaged in farming, We will say. tina; 10 !rnt
In Eastern Virginia ia better adapted TO the growth II
wheat than that now offered by u. for sale.
TRRhs:-One.t third cash, the residue in two equal psy.
men,s, al one and two years, with interest thereon iror
day OF sale, the purchaser executing his bonds with ur.
proved personal security, and the title TO be retained rAu!
the last payment be made.
WI o WlSSTON,)
WM. +. WYNN, Executors
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THOROUGH.BRED HORSES FOR SALE.

VHsC W. S"''S
WILL sell low the following valuable
II HORSES: L
|. The celebrated race.horsc stallion. Prince ~
Albcrt-is rich dark chestnut sorrel horse, up.--4-I
wards Of FIVE feet, four inches hi1h, o, hne body srsa;
size and most elegantly formed. He was got by Imported
Margravc. out of Euraw's dam, by Sir Charles. He wa
one Of the bes, race-hor.es Of his day. He received n,;Ee
Virginia Agricultural Fsr two premiums, one tor the beet
stallion of any breed on exhibition. and the other !or the
second best thorough. bred. Aud, also, at Rapp"hannock
River Agricultural Fair, two premiums Tor the pest mo
r~ough.bred stallion. =,
9 Monarch, is ! years old. a jet black, 10 hands hsh. 81
6ne style and appearance, both under saddle and IN En-
ness, perfectly kind and docile in every respect. lie We
sired By the famous Black Hawk, out Of skinrer's c"Ie'
brated trotting mare, Pride of the Wesr." celebrated tor
her great speed and bottom, and she BY Flying Cloud "
3. Tally.Ho Jr, a beautiful chestnut sorrel colt = yeHr'
old, five feet. one inch high. and was got By Mr .frl"'
Taly's great r~nce.horse, Tally.Ho, by Old Boston, aud out
Of iuacamunka, Che prize mare Of 1852 by imported
PriRr.
ANY one desiring any further information, will address
me at Bowling Green, Caroline county. Va.
They will be offered for sale at the State Fair, ifno' sod
privately before that time. G.
aont -d&clavt3OthOc
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
4 LII persons holding receipts of L.. L. Smith or Smith
"A & Cosby, bearing date prior to June LIST, 1856, for
subscription TO Weekly Newspapers and Magazines"
l2l, Broad street, between 9Th and 9th, in order that they
may be furnished with their papers and magazines for the
Smi,h or Smith e. Cosby, together with whatever back
numbers they may have missed since the first Of June.
LEWIS L. SMITH,,
Oct a3-ct Late of the firm of Smith & Cosby.
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SAW MILL. ENGINE AND BOILER.

rENHE subscribers will offer for sale, at public auction,
OH FRIDAY. the 18th OF November next, upon the
promises, "a miles from Meherrin Depot, upon the Rich
mond and DAnville Rail Road, their STEAM SAW MILL,
OF twenty tive horse power. which has been but little used,
and is now in good running order. Persons wishing to
buy a good Saw Mill vii! do we'll to attend sae sale, as
the subscribers are determined to sell, and a bargain may
be- had. The Mill is situated within twenty yards OF the
Rail Road. and the purchaser will have but little trouble
to move il. as there is II turn our from the Rail Road
that runs directly To the mill.
credit of six months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving his bond, with approved security.
RO. II CRAWLEY,
WIN. d. EORVELL,
Lunenburg, Oct. Goth, ls56. Oct. 26-2aw2w
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MP COMMISSIONERS Of THE REVENUE


i, necessary bat the Commissioners Oh inc Ne'ehue
.,.s County and Gown in the Commonwealth should
-,,s 10 the ur!ersisned their names, county and
o.cs written in d plain hand. as early as possible, in
-, ~, ,c.r !, Ks may be properly mai!ed.-ah VINO
!. "rm,'x ~! this request, will have their books sent
~ - -. III. y:,he!r respective counties and towns.
"tSSi 0.. RlTCHIE s. DUNNAVAET.