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ExECyTOR,S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
,NI pI,pIsu,RI l. Estate

M rirrun of the lust will and Testament of Vim. W.
a0 Dickinson. Deceased, we, the unic:s'gncd. rs his cH'
EXECUTORS. will sell NJ public auction, 10 the highest bidder
on Tuesday, the 2Jtii day o; the present month, Novrn'
her il mir, If not, the next fair day thereafter, a; GchaH..
viii, Caroline county. the following tTac.3 OF land u
which tM.. ;rstator died seized or pcsscssrd, to wit.
Onr ,racr. known u. Rcdd's, lying on Pole Cat Crcts,
sunposed 20 coltnii GOO acres; on" tract, known asThonp
sou,t,s .up,,psr 70 contain 40 scrcs; one TRACK, known A,
U~.uir,i'., suppusci to contain 90 hrT"si ole trHc', kan~n
q. Tb.cs,ris, supposed - contain y" acrcs, one Tract,
kuown gs Mnidox's, supposed 10 contain :O acres; and
on- rrnct, known AS Turner E, suppOoId - cVu,n!H ~
acres.
The above tracts 0; land lie in the immediate ~ncisahor
hood of G0,arsy.Ilc. Some OF them arc valuable, GLi
most vi them huv" GOOD buildings.
A, same time aud place, We will also ,ell one othcI :F4ct,
known ~ tylrrs. supposed TO contain 80 acres, hEA rr'
ON Forth Anna River, one tract. known No the Mouse
r,u,r,l suupu.rl IT, ruufrln -- acres, and one tract lN
occupied hy Warner White. supposed 10 contain lOO acIe'
All of when have good bGI!d.uSs ON them.
Also, ~ sam" lime and place. we will veil the stock Of
good. nj tiO'nn-yiiic, rnrtistlng OF the usual assortment
kept IN u country stnr"
AFRO. at the horses. nu'r., hogs and cattle. the crops 81
every description inHi" on tn" place, plantation utensils
household md kitchen furniture. sc.
SnI- 10 cnn'Iuu" from DAY To- day until completed.
On friday the 2-th OF the sanla month (Nuvcnb"g ,
ut the piHm,a'ion known as EppersOn's. on MattHpon! Rir.
rr, we viii proceed Ia sell NJ public auction, to the highest
biidrr. all the mules. h0r-"s. hogs hnj cattle, crops OF rSr'
ry description made ON the place. plantation utensils. ~,
ANY Information wanted concern ne The above hands,
will b." chrcriuliy given by either OF the Executors.
All persons hhvIn. claims hgHin.t The estate, will present
them. properly authenticated, tor settlement, and AN per
sons indebted To- the estate will b. required 10 settle the
same without delay.
Terms accommodating, aud made known on the day 81
sh!c. j. NJ. q. DICKINSON.
BENZ. =. DICKINSON,
itUBT. l.. DICKINSON.
SAMI.. T. DICKINSON,
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EEMEMRRANGE.


Oh I ask for remembrance, and that alter "'s,''
When lie in the tomb and hushen ~ my "re"I".
When the sods of the valley l;s stiii ON my o'."''
And they've folded my harris 10 meeh'y 10
When the birds sing II vesrsr in the mornings bright
glow, nav, ,,w.
WLsn ths .,nn,. ,h,il nave crumlblrd that told where
And strangers I'd o,,en that loved ones have "'r''
When the cold winds ARE chill as th- breath oi despair
ia have them remember q friend lie;h there.
ia have them remember I'd ronmed Ger the earth,,
Aud plucked the fair flowers aud joined III lhe'f mr'h'
7 would not live vanity and then he forgot,
NV existence a curse aud my HE De d DID,,
H., I would live nnb,y and calmly would die,
With no stain resting on me when iowly lie.
Oh T ask for remembrance when | sleep in the grave,
Der which wild birds MARBLE and willows shall wave
And the wind goes signing aud moaning Ger me,
lie, the thought of remembrance come fondly 10 tnee
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Mtj. for Buck and Brock ,U!l
CAMPBELL.

CAMPBELL.
LYScHBURG, Nov. IL, lS5G.
To the Editors of the Enquirer-Sirs:-The oni
cial vote i'll Campbell county has b-ru ascertained,
aud the majority for Fillmore is only 81, being Il gain
for the Democrats of near 50O over WiSe's vote. The
American party in this place, in meeting, rrt"Std To
Invite Bolts, before the election, as they knew hr
would greatly injure them If Bolts could have been
prevailed upon 10 have visited ia, We would have
given a majority for Buchanan in Campbell.
BARBOUR.
PHiLirrI, Nov. s, 1856.
To the Editors Experimentation: The follow
Ing IL the result Of the election in our county:
Buchanan gOl, Fillmore 2SS-Buchuuan's majority
6l3.
Our county has done her duty on this occasion.
RUSSELL.
L~rR,N"S. W., Nov. :, 1886.
To the Editors of the Enquirer -Sir-:-The follow.
ing i. the official vote Of Russell county for Presi.
den; aud Vic, President.
70: buchanan and Breckenridge, 90
For Fillmore and Donelsun, 3S
'I- ,,o;
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BEDFORD.

LIBERTY, Nov. To, 1Ho6.
Editors Of tho Enquirer 81 See tina, it is reported
through the papers that the know-N"ihing patty ha'
carried this county by 50 majority. This is not ~:
the exact majority for that party i'll this county IS "a
R gain of upwards Of 300, since the Governors clec
by the Democrats. This will do pretty well for
old Federal Bedford. The Know u,Lings made a
effort to carry the county by their usual ma
iorlty; but ut every point our gallan; standard bearers,
jain Goode, Jr, VIM. V. Jordan and DR.. Robert y.
Clement, successfully met them; and, but for n rainy
day, q complete victory would have crowned Their
Put down old Bedford, Il, the next spring
election, for the Democrats. II.
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pREsIDESTrtL ELECTION RETURNS.
LANCASTER.

LANCASTER u. Il, '"''
To the Editors Eruu:rer-Grntleinen Fearing You
NAV not have reserved correct returns III the fresI-
Dental nn,i Congressional elections in this aud Nor,
thumhrrlani county, proceed TO give the Official
mljpriiie5 in those counties. VIZ:
In Observation-Disclosures majority over liimore'
IL: Garnctt's minority over Saunders, -.
In northumberland -Buchanan's majority over
FILLMORE, 30; Gnrnetts majority over Saanners' III.
Will not the Editors Of tls Inquirer and Examiner
and all other good and true Democrats, join us III a
long, loud hurrah for SO glorious Il result! we nave
effected Il change Of 1863 votes in the two counties,
since the last gubcrnatorlal election. his 10 n greht
triumph, when it il remembered that our counties nre
almost surrounded by the waters of the Chesapeake
Bay and the Potomac and Rappahannock rivers; that
many of our citizens ara wattrmen, trading win tie
cities of Baltimore and Philadelphia; where every
means and appliances is employed, and has always
been employed, to array them against the Democratic
party. But our peopl. have been faithfully warned
and aroused tn a SENSE Of their danger, by eloquent
aid patriotic appea!s-not To their passions, but 10
their judglnent-by our talented CIayhr"ok, t"i
whom, by the way, we have lust cause of prnic, for
the high and commanding position he occupies ~
our representative in the Legislature,l the Hon. K.
l.. L. Brale. nnd others.
can hardly speak too highly Of the ability with
which the gallant Garnett bore aloft our banner and
maintained the cause ui Democracy. lie is no doubt
elected to Congress, and well he merits the honor
a brilliant career,.s high destiny awaits that young
Napol-un Of 4 statesman and orator.
cannot close this report without eVOklng the
hearty thanks ui the Democracy of Virginia tor the
timely mid rendered and the noble and patriotic stand
taken by some who had formerly stood high, my
highest, in the Wing and American ranks. They
could not brook the unholy alliance in Perns yIvania,
alias the fusion with Free. Soilers- would that Bolts
letter had been written sooner.l They could not vote
y ticket contaminated by such a name as j. Minor
Bolts, nor the high+r-law doctrine promulgated by
Robert Saunders. Nor could they be swerved from
their patriotic intentions by the abusive editorials OF
the Richmond Wing. Those gentlemen act from
principle, and cannot be influenced by anything
which may be said by that paper.
ONO COUNTY.
WHEELING, Nov. !, 1876.
Editors EnIuirer-tirn,lcm-n: The result IN the
election, IN th:s Congressional district, IL a. lo!-
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THE MUSIC OF THE SOUL.
DY NINA.

There's music in the ripping sea-
Far sweeter TO my inner SOU,
Than landscapes fair, or ino"hl,' n'
Or organ grand, or prIes'iy '"
Tbsrs's mnsic in rhe sparkling rlIl'
Tina, giidps along with AIRY grace
A ceaseless music never s,'l''
Tbs, art or time can ne er enAce'
Thora,s mu.;c in the dcwy morn,
Wb.n nature opes her dreamy eyes,
And with new beauty doth adorn
To hail Soils advent IN ths sXieS'
Tbars's music in the evening star,
That shines SO brightly from OH high'
I. breathes a sweeter influence lar,
Than daylight's bright aud cloudless SKY.
There's music in the midnight air,
When Moon on earth her radiance throws;
Thai, lu!ls the heart OF aching care,
And woos the spirit to repose.
There's music in the wild birds note,
That pushes forth 80 fast and Tree,
But il ia nsught 10 what doth float
In murnurs Ger the deep blue sea.
There's music in the bees low hum,
While sucking flowers rare and guy;
Now laden with their sweets they coine
Upon the bean!inG sun-iit ray.
There's music in the herds soft low,
In grassy meadow fair and green;
With calm content It seems 10 how,
And lend swee, peace unto the scene.
There's mnsic in the wild horses neigh,
While prancipg forth so gay and free.
As tho he fain would joyous say,
Where one so happy can You see!
There's music in the dark pine trees,
That breathe soft tones uuto the air,
When rustling in the summer breeze.
Like trembling notes Of walling lair.
There's music sweeter than this tar,
In the blue oceans ceaseless roar,
And in the mermaid's coral ear,
When singing to her pcurly oar.
There's music in the zephyr fair
That comes from balmy Southern skies.
With orange sweets and flowers so rare,
Ills laden as it distant flies.
There's music in the vesper bell,
That slowly tolls from convent grey:
II bids the heart now upward dwell
And cease from God 10 longer stray.
There's music in the land and yea,
In twilight grove and natures green:
Heaven and Earth join minstrelsy
In dsylight and in moonlit scene.
There's music sweeter TO the ear,
Than tempest's fash or thurder's roll,
Or cen all infants lisping prayer
1t is the music of the soul.
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OF MAJOR BEN. PERLEl pOoEi-
~ BOSTON, WITH HIS BARREL Or AZ

BnarON, Friday, NOV. q lo'U'
Major Ben Perley Ponre, the Fillmore candidate
fr Cnn,ress in the Sixth District, arrived IN inns G''y
this afternoon with his "heel.Gairow anu un'i w.. ;,
snnIcs which, he had wheeled all the way from "ts'
%Spp.JhTmrv . distance of thirty six miles, III two and a
H MITJ DAVIS. The JOB was in iuItiIment OF a bet with
Col. Burbank, the Fremont State Senator eject tna'
Fillmore would get more votesin Massachusetts IMAM
The Major, wheeling his apples, was escorted up
Sts,, street ghout2 o'clock, by the Fillmore Eluos Of
Boston and Chsrlestown, a military company ana a
mounted cuynlcade OF citizens. The novelty oil inc
performance collected usny thousands OF the !e"p,e'
and The Major was greeted with tremendous ana tu'
,nui,ous annIsuse on all sides. He delivered the aP.
nIes TO Col. Burbank on the steps q, the fremont
House. when both gentlemen delivered congratulate,
nv speeches, mounted on the barrel. len thousahu
people were present.
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From the Washington Union OF Nov. ILL.,
DEATH OF SENATOR CLAYTON.

It's with feelings Of unteigned regret that we an
,onnca This ,norning the death of Hon. John NJ.
CLAYTON. He expired at Dover, D.Iaware, on Sun
day evening last, after a long and painful illness. For
more than a quarter of II century Mr.. Clayton has oc
cupied a conspicuous position before the country ~
tha mas, exalted representative trusts and although
!, Las hen orr lot to differ with the distinguished de-
ceased on questions relating to the domestic and tor,
siyn noEcy of our government. we have ever had q
lively appreciation OF his commanding talents: mr.
devoted patriotism, and those kindly ln"!lt'es "i 'ne
warm and devoted friends.
By the death of Mr.. Clayton, the Legislature JUST
el.cted in Delaware will be called upon tn choose two
United States Senators, Us Mr.. Bayards turn will ex'
pire ON the 4th of March next.
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SALE or A VALUABLE FARM N tLoIcw

n pur-uEnr" Of e decree entered M he ,bo o.
Il toGrt at Gloucester rOuaty, M October fern 1ss ="
tile cGst' q! CatIet' mmit ~. Waller and r,bo,. IL
undersigned cn;II'Ui- -Iuu"r- therein nsnei will 49,
10 -tH, ~ Hiruc"si'r CmIrr House. at pr1 surtinr
HoND'l the 1T day 0i n"c"imber. s6Iy Cou, Ian
III" farm called ana Known hy IN" name 81 D Il Wrr ~
II contain" ~ acr"-, HI at which il, rla,,.i .vro',
su!ic'"Hcy tor wood and timber. and h.. on -, '.n,
iIE- "m! t.r necessary OGt.huU.r-. I; j. ,irrg,oS IN sno,I
n"i.hhorlood, about n mile and a half from Yn,G r.
"'' n"'HI i'i''.'"uFta' ~ a mil" from porOpo;ank Cree.
on "hIch mere j. "A pG!,ic landing, where vessel, Gan Ind
wltn!h /" lew pace OF In" shore. Tar,r :. a rsin ,osj
I''i'i" I" Ills landing which lH.sc. bv the p9i. onsri",
ih," Ia" y"Fi oi the dwelling. The and produces corn
wheat ana oG.s. '"H'
Tho. y. Booth. Esq, residing irnniisr.,; in N. y;.u,
y VII. no" the farm To amy one dcsiriu, 10 see il,
lEh'Es.-Onrfniri ca-h and tue other ,.,.tb,r,. q NJ
carry Interest from date "'""'"
Nov la-Cti. JOIS " n cam ~ -,
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONER AND ADMINISTRATOlt'S

tohhlSSioNEh NND AbnlN1S IhalOh
SALE or REAL AND Personal. ESTATE IN
THE COUNTY OF CHESTEl;FiELD.
Ep ! virtue Of II decree OF The G. cut Court nt Chester.
HD field county, rendered at the Ucto5ertrrrn. l-Ji,i il the
case OF Cl"tkicy ) guardian against ChGlklcys heirs, III"
undersigned as commissioner appointed 10y the shit de
cree, VIII, ON the lith ,ay,of November. l-5i on the pr"
misses. offer Tor eale nj public auction 10 the highest bidder,
thr tract "i land aud prrmi-es, wiIcreO. samuel Chaikl"y,
deceased, died seized aud possessed. containing one hun.
drcd and thirty acres, more or less, living In the county oi
Chesterfield, near the Richmond and ie%trrsburg rhil rord,
ani about ten miles from the city of Richmond, and
about twelve from Petersburg. Tn" improvements upon
the tract nre ample, and IN good repair.
And. nj the same tiuue aud place, the undersigned. Ms nd
minisiiaior of the said Samuel Chnlklry, deceased, will
offer Tor sale nil the pcrishhble estate OF the SAID Samuel
Chau!klcy, deceased. cnnsisiin. OF hursc-, cows. hO.s.
corn. fodder. oats, &c household and kitchen furniture.
tarmin: implements, &c.
TEtM$:-For the hand, cnsh enough to pay the cost Of
-u: and expenses of sale, md Tor the residue bonds with
good security, bearing interest from sale. III thee
equal annual instruments. and the title Ia the land re;hined
as a further security until the purchase money shnli have
been fully paid; and hs 10 the personal estate, tho terms
will be made known on the day OF sale.
FENDAL.L & C~HALKLEi.
Nov 7-ctds Commissioned aud Administrator,
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LR MI AIE

NYTll.l. be offered nj public auction. on the preml'r'
w on IL" .U,h of November, II lRlr, otherwise i'
next fair iny. II tract ot land continuing .Ol acres, lying on
south ANN River, nijoiIins the lnnis Of Ben. + Andrf'
rom and Hugh Mcdowell, aud within twenty miles OF thr
city OtliIchmrui, in tho county OF Hanover.
This hind has n clay sub soil and SIN good condition and
susceptible ot III" highest improvement. md is well adapt
rl. I" ih" growth OF ~n"nt, tobacco, corn and oat-; wcd
nui tirIbrri IN abundance.
/; I'm. II rorniurtubl" dwelling, containing ? rooms. ~!
al the necessary houses of every kind in good cOI dtri
Tho ns !.ubUrhOoi l. religious and moral mills aud uE,i'
Tor irr work 81 it" farmer right nj the place.
A, the -aruc iirlr viii n" sold MI the stock of every kl'
rs well ns farming. household nui kitchen turnirur| %
which :h"rr j. nu ample supply. nnh at good quality.
Terms ih"rnl, md ninh' known on day OF sale.
u,.nyEp der >, is1,-r,is
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TRUSTEES SAIL AT GORDONSvILLE OF
IIIrSEs ANn L n1's

Y virtue of a deed OF irus, executed TO me by II. VI.
Linncy aud hi wife duly OF record in the Clerks
Otic. ot Orange. shall, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of No.
v.mber next, il fair, If not, the next lair day. proceed to
sell on the premises, nj public auction. 10 the hghrs! bidder,
II ln, at the village of old tioriOnsyille combining t"t'c"m
II fourth aud a half acre, having thereon two large frame
dwelling houses in good repair, with all the neccssnty out
houses. This property, from lis location and arrange.
meat, IL admirably suited tor q female seminary, for which
purpose il has been successfully used.
On the same lay shall uirr for sale. on tho premises, a
lo, Al III, Lordonsvillc Depot, continuing hall M mere,
having thereon n large store houses, wiki II conlOt'nhI"
dwelling in the upper story. n cOmmudiOus lumber hnu-"
stnnd tor business.
TERMS-Ihc above described property will be sold on
II credit u. six. twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
giving bonds. in equal inslalinents, with good s'cu:i,y
bearing interest from the day of sale. The titir will De-
withheld until the last payment i. made.
The title TO the property is believed 10 b" good, but
acting ma trustee. I shall convey such title only hr Is vested
i'm me- by the deed aforesaid.
Oct li-ctd. WM. +. GORDON, JR. Trustee.
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VALUABLE uANOvERLAND FOR SALE.

UD y virtue of the last will AEd testament OF Col. &. 7.
GuoIgll. deceased, the Undersigned, ~ hs EX"cu.
,or.. will offer for sale At public auction, on MONDAY, the
I.th day OF November, il inir, if not, the hr-t fair day
thereafter. n, tho late residence OF the said GOOdnll, 39
rrrrs III land, being Il pGrt OF the tract on which said Col e.
p. Gpodnll resided ri the time Of his death, lying in the
county ut Hanover. from 16 10 ], miles from the city OF
Richmond. and about d mics from the Richmond, Fredcr
ick.bur. aud Potomac Rail Road, immediately Oh the
Richmond snh Charlottesville Turnpike. about 10 acres
of the said tract has been clesr ed, the Residue is heavily
timbrrcd with oak ind pine Of original growth, present.
iug to persons engaged in the timber business, an opPortu
nifty for Il profitable investment that is seldom met with
To persons engaged in farming, we will say, that no hand
III Eastern Virginia Ia better adapted TO the growth oil
wheat than that now offered by us for sale.
TERMs:-Ore third cash, the residue i'll TWO equal pay
rnen;s. nj one and two yeHrs, with interest thereon IRON
day Ol salc, the purchaser executin. hi. bonds with ap
proved personal security. and the title to be- retained unul
the last payment be made.
wM o WINSTON
WIN. X. VIM. ExcrU'ora.
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=

VIcKsEuRG. Nov. 9.-The result in this State is
very doubtful. The city gives Fillmore a minority
of I533; Yazoo l33; Jackson ZIG; Warren reported
$50; Amite So, aud Woodville "a.
Louisville. in Winston county, gives a Democratic
majority Of 80; Claiborne 50, and Gallatin 50. The
vote in Adams county is doubtful.
The above dispatch We find 10 the Philadelphia
Ledger OF yesterday. The following we copy from
the Savannah Georginn:-
NICKsBrRG, Nov. 6.-Returns complete and in
complete from twenty-fnur counties show a Demo-
cratic majority of three thousand in Mississippi.
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OF VALUABLE EsTATE j. MADISON

IOINl
IIAViEG determined TO remove 10 the west ! onnl
for sale the well known estate upon which ifsiue,
Rsuidann river, FIVE miles from the Orange Court House
h.pot of the Orange and Alexandria rail roia, am n,n q raad
Gordonsvillc. one from the Blue Ridge u, a
SIX HUNDRED ACRES
ono ocres in Thinner oNn of River Low Grounds, and g0
81 In.I,pds The open lands are in n nigh stnte OF cult
walton, and well adapted 10 the ;,oT,h Of , n0oI ,hs WI What "a
spd corn and they are esteemed 10 he among the most IN
- 49,, nd nI,iucIlvc OF the choice lands in this Sec
tion. The entire estate is abundau'iy wutered. The
nrsIE,g House and other improvements are in excellent
W. nai "a ,he piprc compares well with the best estates
in upper Virginia, tor %snlubtity, qonI!y OF syil, advantages
~ Iirs,inn society, and convenience 70 market.
Exnncting 10 be absent lrUrn the State for some months,
| refer persons desiring TO examine the premises 10 my
sar WIN. Twyman. who will be found At my residence.
,amt ms brother. Cnp.. James w. T~yman, ID authorized
70 contract for me in the sale Of the estate.
should no pnvs:e sale be previously effected, the estate
will b, offered at public auctior. TO the highest bidder, on
the premises. on Thursday, the la day OF January. 1857,
when the terms will be made known.
ROBERT n. TWYMAE,
Nov s-ctts Madison county.
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ppESInENTJAL, Ell ECTION.

The te!esraphic wires Monday removed whatever
Of doubt may have existed in relation tn the vote "i
Tennessee. 1t has, undoubtedly, been cast for MIR.
Buchanan by a decided majority. Wehad' however
previously set the vote of The State down IN the Buc'
hananIcolulnn. ,r:
The d.spstches in relation TO the result in Illinois
are so positive the State has gone for Buchanan, that
we feel justified in transferring It's vote from Fremont
to Buchanan.
Giving Iowa to Fremont, and putting down a.
doubtful both Louisiana and Californls r
with Il, and the latter with ! votes-we sum up the
result as follows: -.
Buchanan and Breckenridge, ini
Fremont and Dayton, iil
Fillmore and Donels"n, =
This shows that MIR. buchanan has a clear majority
of Is in the electoral colleges. Should he carry Lou.
isiana and California, he will have Ia electoral votes,
or - more than is necessary to ensure his election by
the people, Baltimore SIM.
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SALE or LAND, MULES. &C. ~ CHARLIE.

ANiNG determined "a clos" our present business, ~
IN WI! OF r 'ur -Hl". wihuu. reserve. ON FRIDAY. th"
10th Ut D"c"uh'r u"x;. nj oar Saw Mil, in tn. county %
Chdri"- tIty. eighteen vaiurLlr yoUu. Mules, tour hun.
df"i and t""niy'-i% Hr:''. 81 Land. on" sixteen hnr-'
power Steam Engine. with two Circular SAWS. md Head
In. Mnchrn" attached, ~. IN perfect order, WhSons, Carts
mad Gear. Ger rvtuy-. A."- aud other tools. At the same
time and place w.Ii b." spId, from hti"en To twenty thou
sand .rst I'll sawed Lumber, al parcels TO suit farmrn
and ollI.f. Tn" land. from when there can be cut SIX C'
.i.n' thousand coris Ui wood. II IN II good neishbor.ip"-'
within live rnilrs Of James river. where there In n l"!
lnDIiny. There i now being bull; upon tho land n com!"''
uhl. dwelling. The terms will be accommodating, "ni
mad" known on In" hay Of sale
Der lI-crds WEST & GATEWOOD.
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KING WILLIAM LAND FOR SALE.

~ n ,hc 18Th November, ls5f. will be sold the farm in
~ Hing William county, known as Remington, contain.
in. abou. tour hundred and eighty acres. Situated In Il
rehncd and agreeable ncighborhood, only two miles from
Ayicrt's uhe head Of navigation Oh the Maitaponi,) noted
Tor health and delightful waters, it should command the
attention OF those in want of Il small farm.
Improvements consist Of a large dwelling, stable, barn,
quarters, &c, all In good f-pHir.
Terms made known 90 the day OF sale.
ROBERT HUDGINs,
Nov l-c,ds MkS. :. +. DEW.