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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
FIFE sOI,TuEkN uKr.>, Nii.i. NOT 0B.'GG
LIE aRLu lII.INIsIS lE 1llE. NOk u

The Kichn.nd E"qHuer IL s-H'i"y d. =. ''
III. Aburiou w,pnIer- o"chu-e ~ ~ '''''''. 20
ii III not to endnrs- n IL. II !di"uI"u- t."''e'' ''
tone uf the Enquirer n. b"'n ," in"1' ''' 80
national thar II uas -.l a.. the AO'! ION i'n'I"l
in a blaze "f Indignation; and, as Il "'io" h II" :"
Charleston ~ rcw,y r iu-"- H. "'h" H. '.'"..
tipns. Cvu-urr,rs ihc ir"f ihni 10" a'''
are now entirely p-n''e'h r'ii nI'" 30 :. d" .'
.ru Democratic papers. Hai 'a1.ri!r N"i.'''-
attacks in nd a..., Alr imrhhha'. ''" 49, .I'"
m.ur il hitter indeed The truth -.i"r~ c'n - 'f
Inv nnon, the Abniri ,ur,- i'r Nu'!', u"' ="
south, n, uny and un-rrGps. 'ueI; "-nirH "E o."
,rysus %: secrl.nai-n -hhi ssr'7t" Il" ST'i! ste.
ibr-s men demand L Pir 4" tlI- ln'- 'lfrii IT, =.
nuunr.nrs of Mr. Buchanan d-I,Id"d "n X .'"",
and ou Nurh-r pr idc- .Shins' ihe o"H'l y" ~
isl ih.in; and inmi 'm'n- has si"reh "''.'
inv and that he North is QUIT nnd r's":'h " ~
IN attending tu iis own bu-,n.rs tts osn Why '"H
leaders ul the r,nrnr ~ the "pp''iii'n u"r't H.t
tn The south t" he than "u n'd r"'r""" ''' ~"
Democratic papsr- shurh! Tr-r'nd T." their az ~ ="
I,ci,s,iuus. The stu aud -,m-"'rf -im' b'f" '"'
,r,rru-rt of the E"9''r.r aud th'' Ncrrh'y ""''-r
ih-s. c.rcc,n stances, cr'lci IniGec- fsn"'yeA'
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WHAT Ow-NOrHINGIsM DID.

correspondent agrees thai Know Nothingism is
detunct, but claims that it did some good. in the day
of its power. Wha,l Ii certainly miscarrled in i's
two grand enterprises, namely the overthrow OF the
Catholic Church and the limitation of foreign immi-
grafton. We dare say we have an adequate appre.
cia Of its services, and our opinion is, that only
aid.d number of obscure demagogues in the graft
hcson Of their passion for pace. 1t seut a.CarIyle
to Congress- it elected Joe Mayo Mayor of Rich
nopd aud il commissioned Hiss to visit converts
These ar. the exploits of Know Sothiugsm Who
would disparage its giOry1
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y,LUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
SHHk HIYER LAND FOR SALE.

YORK RIVER LAND FOX SAIL. >,
TNNHE fine estate lying upon ork RIVER w nr ,,:c -
Virginia known by the name Of car AlioI'r. ,n
oa.red for sale In fertility soil II ia cNcri'u U! M
otaer land on the river, and lis position anon. ;,h
make valuable, it it mere land ohhA .,nni,I
in five miles st the Ci:y OF williamsburg IN" VI"
capital OF the state. , =, ma, ,,bich rnus:
Th. Richmond and York River Rail Road wh', @ ~ a
be completed in eighteen uonlh- or two yS om,ne,1
than twelve miles above il. When II snh'' rnun
MI the travel from Wilansbur: ana 'n' ,I,n n;,;n
So. ., prhmnud and rhc different Bay ANA .il"'e i'''e'
mus, of ucccssi;y einba on board the ~
Point upon this estate tor ihi' In,Srrnnins .n
river above Yorktown, where tue ei't,' - ,;i ~ y.
.,,,v near the shur, justify thc om'ihS VI "nt
~ ,i. =! ,,,.,, steamers come. IN" owner Gi i's
,,,,v ,m,s then cuiny monopoly OF hhc " s"-es
frnr Williams burg, the pruh:s oi which Cannot
tall short OF 5000 per an'ui' hcsu'7 ,.s ~" 1 ~
S-e ,e wo miles ss Tor planting oysters that a'r
, y, h ,ouaIei any others on the south ede ol tLc
no r te reason that these i,as lie between two irrsh
. cr,.ks one OF which the Hood tne o,ci III ;hr
.bb tIde pours sufficient iuan'ity oi Ne.n water uo'
them. To ulute the Sea "AteI cio"s" ~ oe"A ' 0'
10 take on tat , ,,o.o
The estate contains 1888 acres, by survey GnG there
are sufficient deposits Of syscr crncknss on H. let o'e
Indians. to cover the whole two or tnree ncheS ~ ~
The value of this mGuurc, Ii well kno"h he 81" -
admir- auo adapted gardening, fruit raising ana ihhs
purposes When the raj! rond sha be completed hc Ia
cility OF sending early vegetable" irHi'' Se ~ 'ne ~
,nt Atlantic and Bay ciilcS. through the seshet
,har viii Iuc daily il hourly, NJ Ferry fou; VIII
cause the whole be devoted 10 vegetables ana
fruits. ,.. -,
The purchaser may make handsome speculation 1y
dividing into lots. aud d!sposng OF .hcm ht srcM h
vantage upon the cost 10 him.
To crown the whole there must be at lcast ten thou.
sand dollars worth oi most valuable pine lumber ana whe
and chip timber the land and sh" mil on 'e a
joIins estate.
Ferry Point will also be most eligible position tor
house OF private entertainment and country retail store
Refer 10 ST. GEORGE PEAcHr Richmond or
THOMAS GRIFFIN FEACHi JR
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A STATE WITHOUT TAXES.

The State Of Texas i. IN mos, eaviable condltlon
in regard 10 her finances Her Comptroller, In re-
cen, report, presents tas following aattefng picture
Vi her condition;
THE State s out Of debt, with s'urp'us OF over
rn;,nn of dollars in the tressurv-a permanent i've
Der cent school fund Of ten millions OF dollars an un
saoo,onreted public domain estimated at one burdred
'pops Of acres which, if judciously used, would
.uh.sry. all the purposes OF internal improvements
Trour.d by the State, and tax lighter than is i'm
nos.d on any other people, and which is adequate to
all ths wants of the GoyeraDenf The aggregate
amount Of taxable property is very nearly
bsing an Increase of g., 500, QUO over the previous
y.ar."
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NICARAGUAN STATESMEN IN STEW
WALKERS AMBITION.

"
In August of the present year, President Walker
appointed Senor Domingo De Gocouria, a Cuban tx
lie u character and fortune represent the interests
Of the Njcaragsan government near The Court OF
ST. J1mps For some cause not communicated to the
public, Senor GoicVur;e fingered in New York so
long as to confirm certain suspicions which Walker
had already conceived e his fidelity. The conse.
ouence waa, the revocation oi his appointment and
the loss Of mis- commission in the Nicaraguan army
In fact he ANONYMOUSLY dismissed from the ser
vice of the Republic.
But Srrvr Domingo de Gocouris is no. the man to
brook such an afront and to endure such diagrace-
Accordingly he furnishes the New York papers with
a statement of the circumstance Of his coEne1ion
with Walker, and with exposition of the reasons
of their rupture Whether true or false the narrative
impeachs the character Of Walker, and reh-cfs upon
ths conduct Of some of his a>soca'es-eSpe''"''' ~
Mr.. Edmund Randolph and Mrjor d. HESS
These Gentlemen were prompt t"'esHn' 'he
Mr. RauIc,ph repcIird iHs lmpuaiioh ol oenof "o''
couris in language OF studied insult. Ibe Senior re-
n,;-d with challenge, which Mr.. Randolph, who Is
mon of cbivsIry, accepted without hesitation. Ibe
combat bs, not yet taken place. 1, lie postponed
they say, because u ''e 7''
Randoirn's health.
While tLis p-raoual difficulty was approaching
d;stuc, issue, the beligersnt parties were wagns
furious newspaper war; in the progress OF which GER
tain Interesting developments were made concerning
the origin aad aim. Of the fbus;er enterprise against
Nicaraeu. Itis 10 these revelation. that propose
to direct attention..
Notwithstanding our admiration of Walkers abil-
~ and the heroism Of his associates, have
been able 10 applaud his enterprise. His interference
In the affairs OF Nicaragua wanting in every cir
cumstapce of Justification, on principles OF public
law. And not only did We regard bis enterprise as
vicious in its origin but spprstsuded le't In lis
aims it night affect The peace and welfare of this con-
fsdsraoy. The following compact between Walker
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KANSAS AFFAIRS.

mr.. ur rr..,;.Is qu ely. Ahurt 'wn 'h'usnmi i"''
cha.-rs were -~-rnt aud 'l- b!':'nLS w"'e "',,'
Marshal madison had r'fn--h :" r-.rrr--i ii"h''r
the murder er # Duum. G ~. Gary hre rG'p i'i'
ed Judge Leco,npe, and The ira! oI us!'- = -
proceed before Judge Cato.
The L-nv.mw"rrh II. raid publishes "'rr"si'T'
deuce b-,w-e,r Gov. Gary rnd Mrr-iai D"''r'-"''
~ winch III. lufIer Expresses hi- d"ie Wi'.''' hi
resign. The 81. L,ui- Democrat sv!' '''' ~ '.''
sou has already resigned guh '-i L"'"H ?'" =,
Geary, alter TIE r,fG.al al D"ms.d,'i o. = '.'''
iays dispatched Col. ri'u-. w';h u Hr't"r "r -,
sho captured the murderer AMI brought ',' 70 '';'
cmuut,u. rne pri-"-r'- rnr'r-el "pr.'=d I" } ''-I
L.scnmpte for & writ cf Lnh-a- c"rpu-; ous Guy
had driniely su. p-md-i .Iu iE- l. coEPte,
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FnI,TEs

q USI received pc! schooner Fannie Cur a,s;Ss...s
- rio of thr-r celebrated iuEtru. Sz,ss2Sey,y
rnenis. 10 which the subscriber would invi'" = >
,c m rn'lon OF Ill persons who dcsrus OF purchasing
first clmss instrument Among the assortment IL the
Louis XIV, which stands unequaled in beauty oi tone
and fni-h.
Should the prices cf the instruments In the store not
suit thcy be in lays supplied from the factory
d, prices ranging from Sa:J to 81 600
Persons distance who mHy leave to tho subscriber
tn selection of instrument may rely upon receiving
on of the very best of tho desired kind and price.
The -1bscbrr being tine SOLE AGENT OF the factory for
Richmond Rhd Petersburg no Chckerng instruments are
GENUINE hut III sc sold by him.
To the inmuera6lr testimonials SC already received
by the Chckerinc rhcy hnvr recently nddcd the
first ;rizes from the Ma sscu, Saic far New fork
FAIR Penn yvaui STATE Fair. md Illinois S-r:c Fair.
Alsc Pianos of KrObe & Co.'S md Brown Aliens fac
tories. OF high rcpur""r. NATHL CARuSi,
no log. Main street, Richmond.
Over Messrs. Hsblistun & nro's Furniture Store
Soy 4-2am Opposite the Exchange Bank
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ny ruE GOyERNOR or IRGINIA.

4
vNrUFRF.S i, appears, by the !e:'t&s received Hoi
w me Commissions Rs appointed nr thi- Common
wes, =, .gparinsnd the election "i Electors oi lIes'
ds, y, Vice President OF the United states tAa' ma
;or,v OF tn. woes IN said election Va given for
" Ms.scuburs, OF Portsmouth,.
Thomas II ,s.uyocll, oi No,towHy:
4 Hu hes p.l,s:d, OF Henry;
James Ga. lAni o. CSu:pDel';
Jonn (ioude. ir o. Bed ord;
Alexander Jones. OF C!cstcIac!d.
VIM s Talinterro of GUUcrser
l. Mon,ssue. OF M,dGieseX;
james Barbour, OF Cupep.ri
J hsnto pm Fucker, O. F'ede''ek'
John T Hr,ris, u hociaSE"n'
G PenG.-tou. OF Giles;
John Flo,d g! "rsans;oni
samuel l. La,s, oi Gtnei, and
Sher ard C!cL."Gs, OF Oh'N
Thsro:ore ti-ury A. Wise. Governor, do hereby make
:ocastipu thu, The SAID persons have been duly elected
Electors r Il, behalf OF the Commonwealth o VIZ
,p,a 10 voe for President and Vice President o! the
Coted Sta,cs c;.,
Tne Ec os required By law TO meet al the Cspi,o
, ne civ OF K cnmonG the trs. "Wednesday IN De
csmber next ha,rs third DAY OF the month"; by ten
o'clock in the mornirs
GIVEN uaucc ms s.nl Governor and under the Less
seal OF tn- Commonwealth ~ kicnTpni, ihis
= 22d day 0! November lS3S, ard In the chtyArst
raw .. N. e. m,r,uwnrh HENRY A. WISE.
by the Governor: GEokoE ". NuSFoKr, secretary OF
Cal NOV ---FM
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FOR SAfE

H OFFER for sale my Tract OF Land. containing about
7UJ acres lying il the county OF Pi,;sy lrhui inme
dis'cly on the line Of the Richmond and Danville Rail
Roud md wit in four miles OF two Depots The I'M
proveneuts consist OF new TWO story dwelling mouse
with v. aud passage, sacn room having good
ire place The out.buildncs are mostly new. ad are
-uf:cien purposes OF the flH,a Ion The land
Ia oil Improvement; helarger portion o thcn
liable land having clOvered seeded 10 orchard
srss. aud part TO Tilnorny 10 we'll adapted 10 corn
wheat aud tobacco lies section OF 'he finest TO-
region State, is we'll umbcred Hud "Wcr"o
and has 800 cI select ti SET out wi:hu
the last three years Tne situation commands hne vie"
the pas Ing ard capable OF being made one OF
mOnd and Danve.
Persons wishing purchase invited 70 inspect ite
premises rcorrrsponG with the sub.croer, directngo
Whiiloc Post Office, Halifax county, Va.
S.ut lO-ctt WM RlSUS.
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L les b Id in the Clerks CfIcc Q.
the Circuit Colrt 4 Ga Cit. Of Richmond. the ~

VlRGISlA.-At les hid in the Clerks CEAcc Q!
the Circuit Court # ae Citg OF Richmond, the 9TH
day Of November, 1875
John L Bacon. Ee-.ry F. 9. Bnxsrv:N sad Edwin T.
James merchants ard psr:iers trading uIjcr he hrm
and sry!e OF Bsc2a Bssieivill, PEE,
Against
Anthony Thornton Jauee =. Thorn,, n. Samuel Thorn
tor, Josephine Csrrns'o1. Cn:hains Carring;on, Fsn
Carr.net,n WIN. I. Crringron Louisa Carriu.on I'd
ward Carr pg.or, V'Gi Csrring,cn Lucy CsrrinctoE,
Octaria Csrrine'on. sa!H Allen ana tier. Dns
The Object OF this .uii attach certain l0ts or pieces
Of sri IN the c.y O: Hianond which tie defendant
Anthory Thornton is entitled crn which h. Jas tights u;d
Interests, snG apply TIM 10 The payment OF the Ge6:
claimed by the plaintiff tthe said defendant snd htdarit
having been made andhed thrt the defendants: above
named are nIesidentiof this Commonwealth the said
defendants notified % appear at the Rules 10 be
holden in the Clerks os Of the said Court Oh The arst
Monday In January pex and do what 10 necessary 10
protect thet- .nt~roits in bis sui. Copy-Tsth
Nov s-cw.w EU5 ROBINSON, Clerk.
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VI :kr l,lnE ORIG. ~ ~. L,i:i. l..:: .L.

NTIRGINIA-I% CHANCERY AT Rules holden in
;hc Cerk's Office Of the Circuit Court for the
" of Hanover, on the ih day Of November !s5;
jacob Holloway gnd Polly Holloway his vile, ft:s.
Against
Sus"n Carter Many Chalkley. Thomas Chalklcy
Amanda Jones. Norris T. Jolcs Wil.ln Woodhn and
the children OF I,hn WoJdhu. who uonr,sitrnts OF
Virginia aud whose na,s unk n0wn. Oscar +. N"s".
ger, JohH L. Henderson, md Elizabeth Henderson,
Urffs
The object OF this suit is 10 deere the proceeds of
tract of land sold In the county Of unnover containing
hundred twenty tix ard half acres be- paid the
plaintiff, held BY Charles Mills the younger decd under
the will II Charles Mills the elder: This day cure
the vi n'ifs and hed ihs amended bill and upcn rids
Vi, also hci it appearing 6t the children OF John Wood
h. whose names unknown, are uonresdrnrs Of his
State :he motion oi tb psitii- !, is ordered that
the said children o. tee sat WCeifu, whose
unknown do appear here shin month after due pub
caton c this orde end 10 wba Is necessary protect
their 'neIc=: in hi, suit.
eo?y-T"s;e, Jag. D. CHRISTIAN, G. c.
Nov 2J-~v4w
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1. r. OF Ia y ID AND NEGROES. VT Les,
HORSES, CATTLE. SHEEP, HOS. CORN, FODDER,
TOBACCO CARRIAGES, FUkUTURE, PLANTA.
SALE OF VALUABLE EsTATE IN MADISON

HHAVING determined TO remove to the Wct', offer
Il n Tor sae the well known estate upon Nl:E esde
lying In Ne olson county Virginia s,'I,;ri on the
ap!anu river five miles from the Urnug. Court House
depot OF the Orange and A-XaLdr!n ra ro~d nine
iordonsvc. IRON the blue hidce Ncadanlz, road
aud two from the Fredercksbu-2 pl.Ik d. II rotsus
six HUNDRED ACRES
200 acres in Timber 2U Of RIVER Low ,roTndi and 200
Of uplunds. The open lands III high of cult
vn,on and well adapted 10 the growth Of Tobacco Wheat
and Corn and they estcer to be the most in
and productive OF the choice lands In this
inu The entire estate is abundant!y watered Tne
Dwelling House and other Improvements are in excellent
repsr and The place compares well with the bo
in upper Virginia tor salubry. quality OF soil advantages
OF location society, and c"nve veniencc 10 market.
Expecting to be absent from te State for months
rer persons desiring 10 examine the premises to my
SON Win Twyrnsu, who will be found at my residence
and my brother Cup James w Twymau IS authorized
70 contract fer me IN the sale Of TIE estate"
Should private sale be previously effected the estate
will be offered public auction the h!glcst bidder
the premises Thursday the ls day Of January. 1857
when the terms will br made known.
ROBERT u. TWYMAS,
my a-c,1s Madison county.
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MOSKOE SPRINGS FOR sALE.

N OFFER Nr sal. tie MONROE SPRINGS to- Hs,SS
IL gether with all appurepancrs sting OF tt:.,,S
ample supply Of Beds. bedding, Hon. ."h0d RnC AAIas
Kitchen Furniture; as,, CrockcIy, Cutlery, etc. The
Spriugs rtualcd III the Northwestern part of Monroe
county Ala IN mile the Mobile and irari rniroad
anu 3hc ssmcdl.tance from the Mobile stage lire The
truc belonging the Springs contains $40 acres of No
creek land The growth hickory white "sk oak pop.
lar sweet gum mulberry elm holly, Spanish oak with
dergrouth OF stink kbush. buckley and Other TN
dersrowlh indicating rich suil About l20 vi the
above lands in high OF cultivation, and will pro-
duce 1900 1900 pounds Of cotton to the acre The build
in., are p good condition. with large aud comnodiou
Ho,e and winner residence fur family; also, TeuPin
AIlsy Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Bnll
Rooms one of which is fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also two roomy :ablcs together with Corn Cribs
Negro Houses etc. IN fact there s nothing wrntins to
mako ;hs one of the desirable watering places in the
south US the water stands In high rspn,e am IN the
state Testimonials OF fact c1a be produced L re.
3uired . - ,,,-
w:,l sell the place the following terms Ten dollar
.r rcr.-one fourth cgsb the hsiscc il three annual
pay ne ps with notes and approved security, or mort
gage OF the place: ,,.d
would do well,o examine these Springs, Us the business
could Oe commenced without any outlay save tor groce'
rie there is an ample supply OF Things Tor
hotel Osucss Any number OF sheep can oe nad ni
beef al 10 cents turkeys d, IS cents chickens a. IL!
cens, eggs 10 cents per dozen, butter at 10 cents
For further particulars apply TO c. T. Haynes Esq Ha
zet,e Office Cthaba AlsbHlnH, yselt at the SPr'ngo
June a-6m ENGLISH. Trustee.
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TIInM4S & GILLIAN

INUN,
No 2l, BoLLiS0BRooX STREET. PETERSBURG, Va
II HAVE established Eyse!f tor the transaction Of u
General Iron, steel und Metal Business and invite the
attention Of Virgins ard Norh Caro!na merchants visit
ing this market; examination Of my large and varied
assorrmeut my arrangements being such as will enable
me 10 sell at the lowest rates.
Railroads Mschuisis backsmiths and the trade gene
ray will lind il to their interest examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
Sept 4-c3m THUS D GiLLlAM
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pI'Itl,1C SALE


pNOR the purpOs" u carrying INTO effect IN" last VIII
n and testancHt O: In" iaic Thomas Coleman, dec a.
will sell 10 the -hrt bidder the premises, III"
day OF December next. G iSr uihorl-c the EcS; imr
!nv thcrcHi crl the which IN" sHi 1n tO!c
nan resided. Tns farm situated IN the lower part O
the OF OraD-". about two n"s Southeast 0t the
Orange "prin- and nj in= the lanns IL Mcsrs j. T. snf
L Coleman Tnomus Coleman, Lew, Andrews and
Gihcrs Il cOninn about tJ2! Ore or les hni l.
well adapted to al the v"rou- grains tobacco ana
rhs-cs any land in its vicinity. Upon ;hs nid Is ro"h
II bushels OF wheat. with six tons Oi Peruvian ,iunnO
rna Improvements large and convenient nwclE:
House with all the necessary OUT buildings IN the c"ntE"
nI the farm There suric"ncy o timber 'hc ssiG
IpnL and II s we'll wa'cr"d any land IN NI'si-
MA The u-i hbcrhood IS n,nrhy and the society rxr"i
lent. Ina tubscrIh"rs DEEM Il useless 10 bliyihn.
more In 20 this LrsiIhhc properly but wou'c
uvt" MI persons w!.n!H2 10 pUrcass" 20 view tn" pr"
n.i,,, which Will Hc s.Dwu u, lime by either oi III
-u..ciibnrs or by John NJ C"-rinn rcs!ony the. 20
IN Tcrns uIal. known ~" Gry .. .rir.
K COLEMAG,
Ti;US 2 COLENiH,
Executors Il TGyuiss Coleman, dec d.
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DlIillI AllI

nN WEDNESDAY. December 10 ls5d. his farm,
~ near Liberty Nils, Orange county. the srhscrIbcr
vii, o!r- the iuy win: property for sale at auction:
Aouu fry mead Cattle, Of AL ages and %; highly i'm.
proved breeds including many vau.b. mitch cor. md
i'm. oxen: 10 or ]. Work Horses, s'v" Co.,. Riding
Hose and ihOrOu. Inbred Brood NHrr Also. pDriirn
a. h Plantation Implements Hnd Household Furniture
Terms innGr known on the day OF ,ale
NDv3I r.i JAMES BARBOUR
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yNI-TlHIE FARM FOn SALE

n OFFER for sale NY Farm. upon which formerly re
sided lying immediately Swift Creek, in the coun'
y of about miles above the Court House
and twelve miles from Richmond.
The rr.ct contains 964 acres one third Of which Is in
original growth; the other twothids is open land in
GOD s,sie of cultivation aud well adapted the grGwh
OF wheat corn and tobacco.
The improvements consist Of good dwelling and all ne
cessary ont and farm houses.
The tsrm Is we'll wa,ered and considered remarkably
healthN
ANY one wishing to purchase call on me- or j. X
Nov II c,f p ~ GILL.
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NOTICE..
DROPOSALS will be received at the ofioe OF the
Il James River and Ksnawha Company In Richmond,
uau the 5th day Of December next for the improvement
Of tho Ksnawha River above Charleston embracing sbou.
IS miles Of the river.
Specifications Of the work be sseu At the Office Of the
Company In Richmond. o. ss the Engineers Office In
Buehsnau. WN. p. MUEFORD,
Nov I-RdwpllDsob Secretary.
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NV FALL GOODS.


WE are now receiving. and IN Il few days VIII nave
w ia store, the largest aud oes, assorted STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS We have ever oi'
fered our rcusroners-conss;ng OF the foow rg IN part
sh,rlncs -n.e:lugs. Flaunes, Blankets, Saiinetts
Fuled Cloths. Kcrscys, L,nseys,
!.I,n llu.r., T.bIe ija,nasks, Napkins, Diapers.
Clo;a- Cus,irrcr.s, Twc.ds, Nest.ESS,
Byraoaza.s Aprcss, Plain Lan"s,
French ard English M.rne'.
Hosiery Goy.s. !iibhon- and EDhro:dc!ies
The ad"- y,r,cusrl invited to examine ou! sork
Of uRE>S SlI.h- rom 62 cts per yard to the hhest
Flounced Robes.
Plaid vai-nciI- Valencia Robes. Wool f'aids'
Ricn Paris DIains, Dress and Cloak trimmings
Hoop and QGii:cd skirts.
Clo;as iyr CIuaks, all cUors.
Ore thousand Coaks Shawls and Scars, oil the latest
s,yies, ,;
t,rse stock OF Collars. IN lace. muslin md cambr'c'
Rich ACE ;'.mbr'c aud Book Sets hll 10" tor chsh or
70 prOinpi custC!neTs W. I.i ,,r Sn,nrs
P-ners md Others are invited 10 e.an our STOCK o.
B,aXEETS and SERVANTS cLoTH!St 'etore pur
csa,nr Wo keep the best and sell tGen rs ow rs hey
s1as.'ist n, W T. ?. & co.
Con, lu-C;l5DCc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

NEW YORK, Nov. 23 Flour has d-cl n." leg
Of State brands at 81 10 ~. Southern 50 ~ t ~
Wheat is drocpnr. Corn has sn upward 'e"ce""":;
sales of whiie AZ 7Ic. yellow 73c StoSss Ire i-..--
Fnginias 93t. -.
i, ee,i.r with no ountsbl- ctnng" heat !, 'i".
and upsettIed Corn has declining tendeuc!. s;Vvta
are firm; Virginia. 9I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

The Leavenuorrh } IUr.r, ~ IN. l>F nti'7-
nrrclamat,on from Gov. Gesry s-'ting apart Thu.
day ,a.t"as day "f srn-ra, thauk-Ei7"- '"g
praise to Almighty God Ia. q v"rr. ~c.'a '""'.
.f,r An .x,rpdei rour Of ohser" .- ti!"u. hu' i'r
Territory he i. ':r!ly 49, z. thar rne benign IT,.
au.nc.. Of peac. ,-,-1 li'"ut Mi Der buiGeIs