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ANOTHER HONEST hotter.

George W. Lurty, Esq, who was appointed an eec'
Tor for DodIridse county, by the know-No:hin8s'
having been requested to NEE: tho talented anu ener
..tic elecur for tbs Wheeling district, on the occs'
sion of his regular appointment; to speak III Prunty
,rr rs,urned AN answer, declining 20 do so as 'the
honest conviction Of his mind ls' 'ha' 10 no 'cohs'a
.rabls extent, the perpe;u,y OF our glorious con!ed
erncy depends upon the elevation OF James buchan
an 20 the Presidency of these United States.
Thus, one BY one, are all those whose aid and as
s;ssnc. was needed to prop up the falling fabric OF
Know. y NotLugism, declining to act.
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THE DEMOCRACY OF RICHMOND.

There was a spirited meeting of the Democratic
Association at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday night
After some appropriate remarks from President Pat.
teson and the ordering the appointment of the Ward
Committees, twenty for each Ward, Charles Irving,
ESQ, of Lynchburg. who had consented to speak,
was introduced to the meeting. Mr.. l. always speaks
with elouuence and power-and his address on this
occasion was listened to with earnest attention Com
pact Of wit argument aud stirring declaration it"s
tilted the reputation Of the orator. and e1orted the
beartest applause from bis delighted auditory.
The rect Of the evening was consumed by telling
speeches from r. I. Cooke and j. Is. Stoval, Esqrs,
who were called out by jealous appeals. twas near
eleven o'clock when the large meeting adjourned in
the finest spirits.
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YlTTNRLE LAND FOR SALE.

yUNHE subscriber offers tor sale his Tract Of Land in
IL Caswel county North Carolina, lying on both side
of Country Line Creek about one mile and half from the
town of Milton, and containing 500 acres.
Somewhat less than half Of the tract ia cleared and un
der good fence the residue consists OF nearly equal
parts original forest and second growth much OF the
latter being large enough tor rail timber and the whole
we'll adapted the growth Of all the crops produced IN
this section of country especially the fine yellow tobacco
which commands such high prices.
large proportion OF the cleared land consists OF vaua
Bile low grounds and there springs OF ex
cellcut water scattered over the tract.
the improvements consisting of overseers house and
all other necessary oubudins entirely new; ana o
good quality There is also fine young orchard oil we'll
selected truit trees.
This Of land combines advantages. The soil
fertile aud il is situaied in healthy neighborhood
i. within II lew miles of the Richmond and D4uvlc Rail
rou and the hOurishng town ol Milton, which nj
;ris ready market for all the surplus produce which
could Do raised on il.
Ii" subscriber will take pleasure in showing the land to
those VINO may wish TO examine II.
Terms liberal and accommodating
M,l,,, Jpl i
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FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my cs,ate called Wnts'bahk, ~
ing ON the Ma,,aponi river, in King William county,
about ore mile from the Court house Nhitc b"hk 10 u
the head of steambo. and opposite the village
Of Walkerton from which place boat runs regularly 70
Norfolk and its facilities tor shipping grain are
1t contains By survey 6Sl about 35o a which are III
cultivation and have thoroughly married from exten
mari banks the place The remainder OF TOE ana
tnr cord wood for which cash be obtained On the
banks of the river The mari banks easy OF access
and contain an nexhxus,ibe supply Of the best deconi'
posed cncarcous mari which yields By analysis between
50 and 90 per of nearly pure lime. The buildings
consis; OF dwelling house su'cien, for the aeconoda
non of large family barns stables quarters &C. and are
all in good repair some Of them having been recently
bu, The land has been worked for upwards OF ten years
on the i've field sys,e and in high state OF improve
Possession will be given in the fall in time seed ucrop
of wheat For further particulars address The subscriber
at .Ftna post-offce, Hanover county, Virginia ~
NJ L.
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GOOD. VERY GOOD.

One OF our Mississippi exchanges, in noticing the
ol Democratic meeting in that State,
notices the fact that distinguished member of the
American party gave in his experience and took his
sent with the mourners. He said he had got oil the
platform of the american party-but he didnt tjump
off, nor he dint fall of. lie was standing erect with
head lifted, and suddenly he dropped MrouSh'-
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FARM IN HENRICO FOIt SALE.

I'VE offer for sale 'MRrle Hill, the farm upon which
" we reside in the lower end OF Denrco county and
CONTAINING by survey 500 acres: is situated Turkey
lsand Greek adjoining the lands OF Dr.. f.. Pond"xer
Tho West Ro Smith, aud others Upon this tract there
is marie in great abundance and OF the finest quality The
whole of the open land has been mared, and portion
has been remarked In the said tract there 25 acres
of open land IS of which are lowland and equal 10
anv in lower Virginia.
The buildings are all nearly now, and the neehborhood
as good as any in the State We consider it unnecessary
TO give full description OF the place as those VINO wish
y, nrchs. will no doubt call and examine tor them
selves. =. n.,, .
This farm is Is miles from the city Of Richmond IS
r;e. from Charles CITY Court House, and miles from
James River. Co.,
The terms upon which wish to sell the above isrn'
can be nscertsincd by calling upon W. H. Peasan's' NO.
81 Main street. Richmond. rr,,.oon
i,ir I,c.w & w & L. T. GATEWOOD
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.


MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE.
II OFFER for sale tho MONROE SPRINGS, TO. Es8
gelher with all appurtenances, consisting OF an III
ample supply Of Beds Bedding, Household ant ..n@
Kitchen furpiture also, Crockery, Cutlery, ete. The
Springs situated In the Northeastern part of Monroe
county Ala in mile OF the Mobile and Grard railroad
aud the distance from the Mobile stage line. lhc
belonging TO the Springs contains $50 acres OF NO
creek land The growth Is hickory white oak red pop
larswee gum mulberrye holly, Spanish oak; win un
dcrgrowth of stink bush buckeye, sumach ana oher un
dergrowth indicating rich soil About lao acres OF the
above lands is in high Of cultivation ana WIN pro
duce 1900 1900 pounds Of cotton 10 the acre ne oula
nss good condition, with large and conmodi0us
Hotel and winter residence for family; also Icn.tn
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, TWO ball
Rooms one Of which is fifty yards distant from the
hotel Ao roomy Stables together with Corn CRIBS
Negro Houses etc. In fact there 10 nothing waning To
make this one of the desirable watering places nthe
South the water stands in high repute as any In the
State Testimonials OF the fact can be produced re-
CURED
| will sell the place on the following terms Ten dollars
per acre-one fourth cash. the balance in three annual
payments with notes and approved security, or mort
gage Of the place.
Any person wishing engage In business of the kind
would do well examine these Springs as the business
could be commenced without any outlay save for groce
ries thcrc ample supply ot things necessary ior
hotel business Any number OF sheep can be Ind al
beef at to cents turkeys at as cents chickens al l2'
cents eggs 10 per Dozen butter at ID cents
For further particulars apply 10 g. Haynes Esq IA
zette office CShabs, Alabama, or myse at the springs
June aim J ENGLISH, Trustee.
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az THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..

kI-EEREAS ELIAS HELMS. who was condemned
NV tv L." C!:cu; Csur; Of Marshall county. 10 hve
k, in the Peniten,iary. for burglary. es
-: :as.sirom the night of the 7,h Of December
S and is : \, large: therefore. do hereby offer
[o: Fyu. Hundred Dollars in lieu Of the reward here
., o-.rei to aay prsoG persons who shall arrest
81! gas ucn,s and deliver him into the Peniteuia
Gear this c,y and DO uo.eoTer require al oceIs OF
generally 10 Us. their hst eNe.t!ons 10 procure the
|res: u toe said Helms a' he may be brought 10 JUS
lee
Gv.c under nv hnnd Governor. ard unoeF the Les
co. seal OF III. Commonwealth. e; Richmond, this
I AZ .i.h day 0; August, in the year -. IA.
HtSEy A. WlS.
E.s Helms Is rbou; 90 years old fvsE E"' eNhnd Guar
aches nigh l:; cUIP!exon, black "'7 and dark eyes.
~,
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IIAvlNG removed 10 Richmond ] ofc. for salc, my
III Farm lying in the county Of Charles City 10 2.
mile. from ,he james River aud 81 miles from the city of
Richmond and containing $40 acres about halt clear
ed producing well and rapidly improving under the use
all necessary ou,houscs nearly Also excellent
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could be very conve.
nently divided ntotvo containing 300 and the other
24O acres. Persons wishing purchase Farm in the
most productive and rapidly improving portion Of Virginia
would do well to examine this property as disposed
10 sell on liberal and accommodating terms.
The overseer nly brother living adjoining will show
the Farm, 70 any one wishing 10 purchase.
Address DR. q A. CRENSHAW.
Rnx No 3Tj Richmond
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS:
0YLES PATENT GRAIN CLEASER.-CTHlHlEE ZEN
ppEMIIIMS)

7
fNHE DOUBLE SCREENING SEPARATOR pas ada, oSr
ed II. lis, of premiums, the first premium oi ,ne
:S;ai Agricultural air Also At Petersburg, trederlcxs
h.: held a, Knoxviie This improved FAN was patent
April @eh. le52 and has become very popular "here
T Is knowu. proving by its utility in expediGors'y
Iv n use Those in wan, of good FAN would do well
|-..I r, DOfLE'S Shop In Staunton or AT Doi LII
.LlNGER'S, in FreiericksbuEg, Va and examine Tor
Pz.cves.
les. improved Fans will be furnished al any point
.a Gity miles Of the Shops. and further By Rail Road
fs."smnoat
Recommendations addressed 10 the undersigned nt
la:.,icxs5urs, Va, will be promptly attended 10
;,.c ol-c3n1 DOYLE & SrLLISGER.
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ur,,
"tsh 70 sell very valuable Tract OF Land, lying In
ae Horheast"'n part Of Prince George county, con.
s 'V' acres about so Of which are in original growth
e anss' quAy-the residue in odield p:ne, with the
p''on OF IS 20 acres. This Land il lying directly
.1e "ac. (Wsrdcs Creck,) within two miles Of the
saass inis Land is though, 20 be very raluable, on
I'M OF the large quantity Of timber and :sood on it
ess " '"N1''' - "OoN-o
ison: desiring 10 see the land are referred to Mr.
:sSae~ Williams or DR.. Orlando Williams
.ens will be made accommodating.
address JAMES c. HUGHES,
- Lombnrdy Grove, Mcckc.bury, Va.
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NHE Above reward will be paid for the apprehension
IL and delivery to me- or in some jail in !ac state so
]: &c, hi.r again o; my slave LlNSEY: purchased
l;iey in Richmond last winter, Of MI Cienceuin. he
k rs.-u In Abemarlc ari has wife in The county oil
p-hsr ue il doubtless lurking about Richmond, or
gone % Abcmarle or Buckn: nam. or MAJ prooaoiy
S-y,a- 10 and his way 70 Il free State.
asey is feet eleven inches or SIX icct tai strgnt'
keu!ar and " ell formed, ana sbou; 10 years OF age
4 ~ ~ JAMES Il. cox,
80, 70 c,f w,srrrpocy p o. Chesterfield Co.
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all thlngs-God! Whosoeve. violates ih,s inp r..
nounces his own nature, dvess himself Of humanity
and will be vigorously chas,ised f,r biz d,obedirnce
though he escape what is commonly csIls,. puuisl.
ment."
10 or less extent, every s-rer, -o..e r..
!a1o: under this defect Gu accom-. Of taa jCcy o-
5esres.,ing the rul" from the exceptions, Mr Hoico .
sbridsemeut Of storyS Jurisprudence is, bcuc. e. ~
student. :ian the original work. Every s,uGeu, ::
have al hand EIo conbes analysis IN reading cousecu
the larger treatise
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'TWT\TY.FIyE DOLLARS REWARD

n ANAWAY rom the subscriber, on Frd.y the 3Otn
il November, n negro boy by the name OF PHILLIP
boy is ab0u !. wears Of age, five feet thee or tou
(.. high rather thick SCI, about n" color OF enc'r
ls. i face and large eyes has hhtit ot rolling his
T., when talking or aughn. which look very white Il;
lcr Zines is itte inclined sSaE.er and drag his
lt w.n wAIkin: He is carpenter hy trade. was bern
-sei n Richmond, Virginia, and WILL perhaps, try to
(ike h:, nay 70 that ptsc,.
Il vii! .!v. he Dove reward for NJ apprehension and
eive.y 20 ne or for h;s confinement; IN any Jail othst
u re; hr, l.. Eo,.hEh!
|na.E n, n. Z,
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WiNTERPOCK 7
NOTICE.

lNHT :ou- negro men name DAVID. sometimes called
u CROCHETT. CHARLES, LEWIS and l. LEE,%horan'
rsy :.e 27a October 1858. yet at large see sd-
L-..ss:er. O: hat dare in the Richmond Enquirer, Tx.
-.G ualy Dispatch which will give description OF
ID ne1yJss "" viii give hddi'iona! reward OF Flf'
Y DOLLARS y- me delivery of ci:hcr OF them TO us;
od:" IL "A. "a"" GET tn"ni, or two hu"oleo
pliars il ihsen Gu; Of the State OF Virginia.
apr,, 2S-c.. JONES e. SLATER
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GTASO SCPERCEDED

TME UNDERSIGNED. located at Fshcrsville, Angus
c0u:iy Vi.sinis are prepared 20 furnish the very
g article Of PURE LIME" burned on the most ap.
wed Tnomas;on plan containing more OF It's original
fsy'"s than .ny other Lime burned IN the state and
rs cost wn'cn will enable the farmer TO improve his
HEacrc: lands cheaper than he has heretofore had an
;o';lsy OF doing We propose 20 deliver on the cars
IS ?sce S!.ACkED LIME at Gents per bushcl. or
i.>iiC LINE =, One Shilling per bushel, when used
agricultural purposes. The Iiberay OF the Virgin"
';:ral Raj Road Company has So much reduced the
4: on s article to enable all 70 use !. Mt timing
i:-s'e y a-n compared with Gusno. All must and will
'n- while the one Is only TEMPORARY, the otheF Is
ptssASEST lmproer Of the soil.
'N Agricultural. orposes IL IS thf own IN the cars loose
hg 'a- :srme, the OF bu-reling Tothe hechanc
.aa aaieitIy recommend our Lime Us pelnS cGual
Esnsa, Yield and whi,.ness 10 any in the world oun
"pGt E2 N T!rrccs. iull sze, and WARRANTED NJ ~
per 'i"c" a: the Kins. II equal, why not use II In
E"'sacs % Yankee lime, .
bsj ch e's'."s on Lime by the virginia Centra ran
I, I.F C-v Loud of Six Tons, loose or IN oar
~. N."'ona ma s. ,ee's, SIS; Pea ks. Hanover Cous'
~. aGl Wic.sam's, Sl6; Junction, 80; Huciet =,
49, tno d1de!son's sl5. Frederick Hall! Bumpsss ana
|s' Dan, S3: Louisa Court uouse, and Toicrsyille,
|" iiev!sns. $40 Gordonsviiir. Lindsay j. aud Cold
r S. Keswick und Shadwen 81 q irlottcsvillc,
" Woe!vi!le Meachum's River and Cir .cawood Tun.
AGENTS.
|M I. MINOR & BROS, for Albemarc county
[" Il. MANN & ,rdonsviile and the Depot Agents from
re 70 Richmond are our authorized agents to receive
F.rs Tor lime
|: !. BUTLER 4 CO., Of Richmond for that place
..!y2-c Til 2i'n Oct BROWN NORRIS
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EpOv W.siII>GrOS CITY.

WAsHI>GroS. Aug. Is The Ceon-t have r"' az
dered the d.coniinuance of The Kansas pro--cu'I'.
Ii is ead that the President has appointed H. &C
R.tc:iffe Ass.taut Solicitor OF the CourI at ',,''.
rner. j. no truth in the rumrr TINT Secretary DoHo'
il TO succeed Mr. Mason a. NIn.'"r ~ 'aace
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Va. MILITARY INSTITUTE, July S, 1856.

Master john BALDWIN, Balcony Falls, Va:
Ny Dear Sir Your letter conveying to ne, ns SUI
perintenden Of the Institute your wishes in reference
10 the rifle shot bag aud accOuirenents by your
great grandfather, Capt John Paxton, during the war
of the Revolution, aud actually in his possession when
he was mor,al!y wounded while gaantly lighting for
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ALL RIGHT IN TENNESSEE.

The following is extract of letter dated Knox
Vile, Tennessee, August 9th, 1856:
1--WE think that the Democracy will carry Tennes
geo by majority of 5000 at least. The Old Line
Wings are taking noble and patriotic stand with us
a, the only national, and probably, successful!
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FILLMORE AND FRENON fLoioN -

SoRrrsrow~, Pa august II The F:mor' ""t
Fre,nyut nen me; in lin, convento,. here to.Gsy,
and orcanzed by the appointment 81 DR.. Shr"cs 4.
Chairman. D. II. Muivanv. .. Mark;y By 49,:
others were PLACID in nonaatun foi Cor2r'. -. =:
the afternoon session o: the convention Nj B":' =
w,thIfew HE NAM, and Mr. Muivany was non.oa Il
by accigm..yu.
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JOHN g. GEORGE gibson,
aOCSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS

IN ,, RICHMOND, Va,
A'i"G extensively fitted up their es,al ahmept
sHH the !ates, improved machinery, are prepared
Gsn a, shor. notice and on reasonable orins, all
|lo. pV,,sois W finished Carpenters work. such as
IT, uiie'' oas'H8s' oat aud inside I'm.
va. .n e:indt and Doors, of all varieties.
rs,ni.an,' 'SGciH!.' r"rches Versndahs. Balconies
p,,,s,, .''H'ce Noudngs and Brackets of all sizes
TAsHtss.@ al descriptions
They viii M, nat boards, Ceiling boards &c, &C.
Fem and dehy siina'es for work to plans Furnished
Orders :he. factory a, the led prices
\, ,------! suHcit"t. Jan 2S-ctf
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NrSso(.xi i,j.lrlC,.

CT 1o-,s An, Is -r;,- ID in vera cln0nnc"s - :
wiibd[awsI by the B-ntou Domocracy ot tn-'F :. e
,oral ,iok, IN fav r OF ne au,.b 'no t-' out "i"'
w., I'm, nm their pa.r princip and doctrLes
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/ l0TI(,E.-

tate of Ms ss,.9", having claims against the es.
L.a'T will please 49,. :. Hill, deceased, OF Hanover
asx am Tey .e,,e @ av M tbe e,s,e Win ,Is
sns, aaos y days: Should /, 10. be- Convenient for
tea, rs s!,!m. sgans said estate I to presen, them
Il Z" "Eie't' P. O., Hing William county.
e esawlr, 6. R. TRAET admir-
o: Mary c. Hill, decd,
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MOBILE, Aug. l4.-There have been severe rams
throughout the Stae for several days. ana Tears o INC
cotton crop are entertained,
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Somebody pulled out the 18th section plank which
he was standing, aud ho fell through the hole in it
that's Filmore's Philadelphia platform.
RUFUS CHOATE FOR BUCHANAN.

Since the death of Daniel Webster, Rufus Choa.e
is confessedy the ioremos, member ofthe Wing party
in the North. No other man Of the same political
principles has achieved equal renown in letters aud
public affairs His genius is of the highest order his
rluquence incompatible for power and brlIlancy his
attainmen,s so rich and rare that he ranks with the
rpest scholars of the country. As an author he is
admired for sort Of redundant all lence of thought
and peculiar power OF style which rushes upon the
mind like the successive waves Of the ocean. As
statesman he is remarkable for conservative and
catholic creed, which owns no affinity with the mar.
row and destructive fanaticlsms Of bis section.
The letter in another column happily illustrates his
character both as writer and politician. 10 the
uoblest sentiments Of patriotism be gives an utter
ance of which he alone is capable and The support OF
striking illustration and irresistible argument. We
do not remember so remarkable al instance OF that
cumulative power Of style which distinguishes him.
1t is certain that in no other production have his
sagacty and conservatism been more conspicuous.
Mr.. Choate is driven to the support OF the Demo
cratic nominees by a necessity which no Intelligent
person can fail to recognize, and which no patrio'
can resist The present contest ID simply struggle
between Union and Disunion-betweeu the Democra
traffic Party and Black RepUblcanism. lu such
conflict of course, Mr.. Choate is found on the side
of Democracy and the Union. Like true patriot he
espouses the only party which has power to resist the
march of sectionasm and anarchy, and supports the
only candidates who give any promise OF faithful
and successful administration Of the government.
If, then, by the confession of the most eminent
Whig OF the North, it is hopeless to oppose Black
Republicanism, save with the power Of the Demo-
cratic party; if he, with all his prejudices against
slavery and all his antagonism to Democracy, is COM
PEELED out OF mere love for the Union to announces
his adhesion to Buchanan and Breckenridge, how can
any Southern patriot hesitate to support these cham
pons of our rights and Of the Constitution! What
ever may be the effect OF Mr.. Choae's letter, it i'
good at least as admission Of the impossibity Of
Filmores election, and of Buchsnan's high chsrac-
ter as a gentleman and a statesman.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR s. DUNNAVAST.
WIN. P. RlTCHlE & ROGER a. PRYOR, EDITORS.
- HE a n " N n RElNE AIEEST 10, $50
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BOSTON, AUGUST lo-iL- Board OF AdS'". !
TO day passed an ordinance maintaining qurra"'''i
on ali vessels from Southern ports where the y'.o"
fever is reported 10 exist.
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HALIFAX, Aug. lb.-A survey o! the 't"'Hn-h
Arabia shows that che is not seriously nSu:ed. IL
yers are etopping the leak.
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VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PROPER.

WILL sell privately my Farm, Chambers Mills) con
] tanning 600 acres Of land, with good Dwelling and
Store House. and all necessary out houses, and large
Manufacturing Mill and Saw MILL situated in the county
Of Buckingh on Slate River "a narigah!e stream
miles east Of the Court House, and l2 miles from james
River $50 acres cleared and tho balance in wood
land we'll timbercd II 10 fine stand for merchandising,
and the Mills with the and dwelling can be sold
separately irom the Fsym, il pure hasers desiro t.
Chambers Mills, r. O., Buckingham County. Va
Jnn. oI-rH GEORGE CHAMBERS.
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NEW YORK, AU6. 10. 60 r "u' + '"'rov w :"
of S,a:.;,r,nI- et So IL, Uao 10. sou'le.n o
Wheat is better; sales Of Southern white 1t II - .
| ". Corn ID dull and Unchanged. es"oHsrAs = -
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4 YIITARLE PLANTATION IN GREEN

4 EALCABLE TLANIAIIUN n WIEE.S-
II OFFER for sale privately my plantation, formerly
Il known Cunnnghams in the upper part Of Green's
Petersburg and Weldon Rail Road, and Of the
Brunswick Plank Read The tract contains l25o acres
of which 2O0 entirely fresh, being recently cleared
and highly productive; 400 of virgin soil and
original growth and the in second growth timber
The tract generally considered the best and most va ua
tveness of it's soil which is highly adapted to Corn,
Wheat, Tobacco &c.
The improvements. consisting of a Dwelling House,
Overscers House. and all necessary houses arc entirely
having been erected within the last two or three
years. and also the fences The tract situated In
healthy country, and in neghborhood noted for its in
elligence hospitality and morality, offers every induce
ment TO those wishing TO purchase good land IN good
seghborhood and convenient to market ii the size be
Objectionable will sell the land in divided tracts TO suit
purchasers. Address C. :. MAUPlN, Poplar Mount
June l9-cim Crccnsvlle county, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-19

BALTIMORE. AUG. lV.-Flour IS hrm a. -
Wheat is unchanged. sa-s oi Corh "' - :" - 49,
for yellow and white.