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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TIyuE valuable Fufni Tavern aud four Lots. Mt SprT
Il Court House, Va olcr 10. sL.c ilo inri. con
,air. J3 nrr,s There is auo, lGj o IN" tract
cleared which las been arled and produces good crops
IF cc.u sud oals aad would bring good wheat. The tim
rr.r Land has IN abundance OF building timber or the
rn tavern aud los aud there be spared after c"'
M an a!uInuce of fuel and timber for tcn'nG b'tween
hrc. aud oul thousand cords OF pine wood This wood
l. within two mile. Of creek from which II c' be llGlt'
cred 40 the river reasonable cost where the Northern
vessels will receive IL.
Til. Tavern is n l,r:c conveniently arranged house,
wiihth he'd rooms ball ron and ptlcrapnrtncns
Tor cnieuce Ot the hourc aud there stable
tor IN" accommodation oi from scvcutYivf ninety
horses
Ii"rc a-etwo priYaie residences and rro sOfehouses
| all ot which demand by t'iau- at fair rent
This property is situated on the stage road between Pc.
tsrsburg and Portsmouth, and within four miles of uIb
lie wharf on Juin.s River. Is dry nni healthy loc,(su
any Eas. o! the moutans hcng exempt from tho al.
tun..n disrH'cs which ceacr"liy prcvnt on the lnr
binds CT Vrcia well Oi pure cool wucr i. within,
ten steps oil door This hn> ccn pronouncrd as
pure as any in the upunls Virriis y persons
from q dIs;apcc.l
There is male ACADEMY in operation on the prer,isc
end children aoGsh III the vi1niy insure permanent
school a this place thereby Offering advantage 10 any
ono who msy have children to N!r," much less cx
unuse ,l.au sending them from home
suopose il unnecessary to 90 into mCrc minute de-
scrnto of the property, MI persons wishing pu,.
cnntr presu,ne will examine for Themselves before mn.
king ofer.
will sill the property nj reasonable price. and tn"
tcr...o sla: be accommodating ,,,.,.
JACOB tACLCOE
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LANES R,vER ESTATE FOR SALE

OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Il Bernard This plantation lies on tine James River in
the county OF Goochlsnd, immediately above Maidcns
Adventure dam and within twenty sht miles Of Rich
nond 1t contains scvcn hundred and thirty acres,
whichseveutyfve are james River low grounds
of tho best quality. thirty.tve are creek low
grounds and the remainder is Beuver dam creek rcd
land There ia the place good dwelling house on
beautiful site and all ueccssury Ou;houscs and both tie
buildings and the fences III GOOD repair and The land
is in Il high state of cultivation.
will c!so sell the stock u,d nrH,u; Eic.'s Npon tue
!nad Th gto.A cos.st; O? .o'sts mules, cattle, nclu
OF ,iicir new; ana oil of them good-nud there are
enough both Of stock and farming utensils for tho tho
rou,h cultivation of the plantation.
The terms of sale to the payment. will be made
very much TO suit the purchaser
MIR James NJ. Payne my manager. l.iag on the place
will show the prOpcr.y tp ant pcrsun desiring to eXanlc
l. Ay aadfess is " aslinstoi, d c.
My I1--ctf NJ. " PAlNt.
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TIE FILLMORE PARTY.

The recent Fillmore meeting at Philadelphia, over
which Southern know-Nnthings exult, resolved that
''re d,yf,rn'' Hc ml"W Oj kh' .WSSo"r' CompT0m'sr
as the primary of the present troubles in Kan.
sas" In other words, if tho people of the South vii!
abandon all their rights in the common territories OF
the Union aul permit ubolitiorsls to ride them,
the Fillmore men will v"uchsae peace and quiet
the country Not on!y thu resolutions adopted, but
the speeches made avnw the intense hostility of the
Fillmore party md Mr.. h. himself 10 the repeal ol
the Missouri Compromise. The Hon. III. ID. Moore,
an Influential FiImoren. denounced the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise law the 6iack and ddmn'Hg
,lct o base political power and party in this coun
try then holding the rcIs OF government Almost
the first act o that power nr party was biach and
dnmH,H@ p"i,i'c0' measure, winch had shaken the
glorious Union 10 IFS very centre-an erR which was
brought into lie by n Northern man, sustained and
nomrshed by Northern President, and which could
not have been inflicted upon the country or become
law of the and, but tor the iorty-iour Northern
votes il received from Northern representatives -
Mr. Moore in conclusion, said he wished 1t TO be uil'
dersiood. thu, he d'a0wHccd and abh"Tr"i the 0c-
cHrsd mrnsWsc, which had brought all these evils Oh
the country, as much any man could or "ouiu u"'
bui lie d1oupccd and njh0rrTa II not merely anu en-
irciy as Southern measure Of asgress"n' nut rs
loco party and was therefore, agahs'
the logo foco rarty North ~ well ns S"n'n 'h"' he
,,,.,rt i, ;h. canning contest and concluded with
"s,l:< or SWIM live or die, his voice and vote was
for Mlartl Fillmore!
Tho views of Mr.. Moore are in accordance with
one uf the resolutions adopted ny the meeting, with
,..,,,.. ,i.li:,erad bv Mr. Fillmore at Albany, R0-
chester aud Lockpoft, and such as were declared by
AR. Kennedy, in MS letter Of the Sth May last, and
constitutes II portion oi the know-Nothims platform
adopted in Philadelphia in February last.
1t is folly, them to entertain doubt rs !" the po.
,!an OF Mr.. Fillmore OF q: h- party, North, Soith,
East OF West. They are compelled to be hostile 10
tie repeal of the Missouri Compromise act, and, coz
sequan;ly, opposed to the Kansas Nebraska bill,
which yielded equality and justice to the slave States
in the territories Of the Union.
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A POINT IN ISSUE.

In recent article in this paper, it was affirmed
that the principle of popular sovereignty which char,
acterizes the Kansas Nebraska bii s found also IN
the organic act Of Utah and New Mexico. The
Washington Organ contests the truth "' this prop"'
s,on, but in t. ve:y iesui,ica manner
Now, VIC again affirm 10 distinct terms that the rr!n'
cipe Of popular sovereigny-vs: that the people in
constitutional convention alone have power TO admit
or exclude slavery-which the Know Nothing party
denounces in the Kansas Nebraska bill, is also inc"r
porated in the territorial governments of Utah and
New Mexico. 1t will be seen from an abstract ol
his speech i'll another cou.an. that Mr.. Stephens
SAYS, the Language q the Kansas Nebraska bill, On
this point is identities" with the language of the Utah
and New Mexico bill. The Org"a is in error.
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.OAKLAND" FARM FOR SALE.

ySNHE subscriber Offers nj private sale hrt mnsf vaua
q BE. -!i.r a!.d beautiful farm, known "OHHinud,
containing. SIS acres, lying the Chickahorny River
miles North Of the city Of Richmond Tits farm pr.
mary facilities that make ycry desirable Il
Luauiai ~ thr West b. the Richmond Frcdercksbur.
au Potomac Railroad, where there is turnout the
pac" the North and East by the Chckahominy River
South by the lands Of John r. Ryril and Others
III" ichnund and Charlottesville plrnkroad runs IN, oue
iGeut leaving most of the wood HGi on the West side
:!icI." Th"rc about $40 "irnrrd; balance IA
wool This estate is under high suc OF Improvement
and cr!rivs,!uu well enclosed, mostly with new plank
fence The buildings nre large and spacious. III" dwell
~ ample tor the accommodation u larg" ihniiy uf
barn. stable and other out.housre uluty n"w and IN
good oder There is we'll ot rxc"ll, III water i'll III"
yard; eight failing sprngs ON the place be-
side. being wn,ecd by the ChckHhoniny ior long iis
taace ..,,
ijunin. tho there is GTist md two Snw Mills
there about 800 fruit trees OF various kndl OF tue place
Il very healthy To sppr, ciaic this estate Il IL only ne
cGs.s view H. and those who may desire to do are
referred to the manager, Mr. c. L. Tiusy who will take
pleasure in showing the offer this valuable estate
or no other than my business engagements in tho
CITY, which require my whole time and htteution The
title is perfect, and cncumbrmce upon There Is
supposed ~ be coal ur other minerals Oh the place.
one halt are reserved 10 Il former owner
The ierus Of payment VII he made vc.y accomnoda'
ting.
plat uud dagWCn coypc view Of the premises ~ln be
secu at the Office OF Mcssrs. tiusdiu & Appccsun.
An,;y 10 WM. TAYLOR. to
Iu,y J-5awlm GODDlN & APPEESOE, Aucts.
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~ ,.;y,rI,rEOyrRNoE OFyIRCISlA.

x Ihi'' lana 49,, r.,.r
,tt,E0R.;E slELLFRlC!I did Oh ;h' i";a Ga!
. I,.: "a, - artr tn" Hcrtai,as" IN the c&H",S %
css d. .s.. saoo Go'i't'cd FF!sS "a" W"Er a ,"r '''
49,. i ,ssr." Hell ir!ch has rcd from ln,,'s
4 =, a,, goa. m ar;c, do therefore h'Fr.y ,"S
r.. .:I-, dolirrs 20 any p,:>o9 H' =, ;,
ne -aih C,or-" iicl':' and ~ '''''' " '.,.
... .r.,.. r,ui.v uf il-nr'cu. ani 40 i""Ecv','
d ~ ...s- o. :sis CoumoHw"a'.n. civil ana ''.! @
49, .y: .re.,. III" p"ovl" GENERALLY q N,' , ,.'. ,r,
\ .a. 20 rrocur" ;n' arrest "i '"r '1.1 ~
. nd, ny Land Is Governor a"d T:..' I 49,. M;
- seal ., ..s Common" "Hi ut N''A'''o'"'' '"''
b. -: 10y 0: JAY, iHiac yea. ,I,., T"ypy WISE
y .a, =, ,,s.rr.r: G@oEae ". NrSfoRp' secretary OF
. Dsu..oi.,.c.It:l ., ~ ,ri IN vc.rs
i'"'- 80 IG iY.n,. III. weigh. 6hOGt l|j
-, E,s u.i mar ,yty -rc, ia!r comp!e H:on rec"nAr
,.. ,....G ni 4, hollow rn;Eer ,ulnces HAT nj
= Hc.. wls"Iwr.cat ~ trade.
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FILLMORE, A MODEL NATIONAL" MAN

FILLMORE, A MODEL "NA'rlONAL" MAN.
At recent meeting Of the Connecticut Fillmore
State Convention, Mr. Summers of New York. and
President of the State Council of Know Nohngs
made speech, in which he denounced in strong
terms the conduct OF the Know NOthings in selling
themselves out 10 the Fremont party, and eulosized
IN glowing words Mr. Fillmore, declaring nt hs hQd
tie L% irer soRrpHtatjOm Of 0Hym IN hls c0nntry.
lie asserted that every act Of his life POLITICALLY was
just what should be- except bis signing the fugitive
slave BILL and that he said was his duty under the
Constitution
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syrE sb'y rryar, viii be paid for the apprehension
And daI,yrr 10 me. or IN so:e ail Ill tns stat. ~
= :@s w h:i a.a;,. OF ,Sy -nv" LlNsEl purchssId
a.sy IL RchnIond last winter. oi Ms. I'ehueh!". "A,
:. -s.I IN aib.mnrc and has vii" in the county o
,,.n,bsr, He j. doubtless lurking about R!chronH o.
. ,an. 10 A,bcna.lr or Buckin!hSni. or nny probably
ay!u- TO .i,ld nis way to free STATE.
nS ia -o cct eleven inches six feet tall straight,
-, !ar n.i well formed and about 10 years OF age.
JAMES II. cox,
-. r,s HJSTERP.cE p. o.. Chesterfield Co.
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,:CANtI SJ'PERCEDED.

NAE Undersigned, lOcHtrd AZ Flsaers7lllc, angus
- county, virs!uia prepared 10 furnish the very
=, article oi 'ruRE LINE" burned on the most ap,
."j Thpmas;un p.nn containing more OF is original
r".:es ,gsn ay other Lime burned in tue Stale and
rg.' Ivhca .si!l enable the farmer 10 improve his
7.,'ci lands cheaper than he has heretofore mad an
''1u'v Di doing We propose 10 deliver on TIE cars
t.a.. 24c.. SACKED LINE NJ cents per brshci or
I>IiC LIME n; One Saing per bus:iei. when used
s:rlcw!tura rurposcs. The berslity OF the Virgins
sec. EIi. Sc. COM. a.s so h.Gca tedIcsh 'I.e
20 ;s Gci.ce enable al! 10 us: u tat G!.iiic
'.a-, when compares, s.h GuanO. III! mast ana viii
- '..t w!,c - on" oaly TEMrok,Ef, 'hc othcr Is
.:+NANES iu.yrDycr ct the sCil.
~. rru;eL pUTpC-s- !: is thrown IN the cars loose
''a,'" :arar- the %; 5Hrrerg. T"'he Mech':''c
.".'a :ai"u,': recommend Oh: Lime as BEN; cpe"l
'''"-.' "l and .'it@Efss 20 any III tnc word: w
. .' ' ut ~ I.rrc"., fall size, Gd ;sGTr"nscd al ~
49,. ~ ..a. a. .:.o K!s II equal "hy not Gsc /: III
p,,... 'n-S'" I'a': ,
. ~ ':'..o ID l..ne h;hc Virginia Central Rail
i''T i"- 'sr Load of S!E Tons, loose or in bh''
"'I.'E'ghl d. so: 'iir"s. 81 P"ak's Hanover Court
- an3 hicA:h:ns. Sl''. Junction, 80: Euccts.
tN! ILf..-uH-. 81. frederick Hal. huInpnss and
'' O''. 80, Louisa Court iioa-e, r,.d Tolcrs.illc
" .f"'. Siui G"T'ip.sy!, Lindsay =. naH Cod.
,1 :, ks-vck a:ia Shad"-ll, O.: C!.a.iol,..yi.,c,
y "uyi..!c, McacaCnls River uai Greenwood 1 ul..
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS:

Y .s..S J = I'M NItNIN Nbts'h|'fsf' -
PKEMiUNSl
eSHr DOi'GrE SCREENING SEPARATOR has add
.i:u!, LEI al premiums t:.c Hrst premium u! Tue
r,q Agricultural Far Also at Petersburg, t'cdericHs
-: Aim -tou uu! al the Ems; Tennessee A@ric"t'''a'
ID. ."lj u: Knoxville Tis Improved Fan was patent
i-.i .U.: I-.5 and has become rcry popular MH'!s
j. known. PROVING by - uti!ity IN e:;pcdioa-iy
.,!u. all Fill- ri :rnin bc the bc.t gram cleaner
.,.u,a '..ase n van; O; good .AN "u"d 10 E-i'
,.I n: DOYLE'S shop ia StauG,J:, oc ut ~ LIZ -
!NGERS, in Fl. fredericksburg, Vi, aad examine TOR
-a7 leg.
-. improved Fans will be furnished at any poin;
;.a y miles OF the Shops, and iutn'r by Nai! Road
>'"-'lnraI.
Recommendations :. addressed to thc undersigned n
,;...casbur. Va, viii be promptly attended to
I.,. nl--r,ut DOYLE & SULLINGER.
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!lls-,fiits i,tiiSsHAS Is

-. rc-".y EuG"d that 40 acres o! the finest To-
ca'r" M! Nhea: Lnud lying within 10 mi!es OF inc
'l''pi md miles Of Praric"lc. Pike county. can be
.''-"H "r "s.y and accommodating terms. WIN the
''E "' about -h sCres in cultivation the whole tract
"a .i.G. 1ucrc IS guuu dOdDic Ios mouse, anu
& . hH!n"--, CPDm II, nud n" who.c tract is wcwa'
" o" E"- N14!HooG Is OF n" hes, in the state,
- p>' "%"lu-:"'y -"'.gd by Tir-ui.rs 1t is with
a''' in'!"- 81 au Episcopal md Methodist church.
hprtm"DeHt Eu"lsh and classical academy. To auy
,'.!n. 20 cHia.''c to0hrco. ...caG aud etsss this
=. ":s .Iran'rg"s surpassed Dy hu lew in the Wcs
! AL be sold low.
= ;eEins, address n r Minor. Louis,a Missouri
Il--rlp.
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NOTICE.

yNE torr negro men naIa: DAVID, sometimes called
( CEUCrTTI. CHARLES LEWIS AKA lEE, who ra:
,y 90 uc -. October, lsa. are yet "t lisc See sd
..;,.,,,. H., liza, . ie in the licA:nUnL Enquirer EX'
,n.. .i u..y sglch which will give d:ecrlp'lnn Ui
.:t negroes W"wl eve additional reward oil FIf :
Y DOLLARS %! tic delivery OF either oi 'hetii 10 u"
z y.c ~ Jail was!" can get th'ni or t"o "'4' '"
E, .n.. Il ..n.. ~. u. the state Ui Firgiuin. ~
,,..,.,.-,,, JONES & SLATER
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24.

aboli'ionists' look half whpt already" ~ Ky
lne masses 0l tie New York Democracy are LA
terinined on union; aud when sucb ,.o; -,
Black Repuhlicanism and Know Soibimr. % '"V' '',s,
clear the track. '''''
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W. s. WHIrE. Secretary.
ALABAMA AND MAsSACHrSETTS

Bosro>, .July I9.-1he Beo .h;s morning contain.
thc replY OF Gov. Gardne. 10 iae communication ..
tbe Governor Of Albania T>surning the kensa. To-
smyes of the Mas:achn: rs Legislature. Gov Gard
ner conments IN sr'cre terms upon the assumptions
of tn. Executive of Alabipt, aud says hr iii CON
inu- .eut resolves tu Alabama whenever directed
by the Legislature Of Massachusetts, ne long q. Ia.
I,Is the Executive chair
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MULTIPLYING THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. ,

NULLlFiING THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
In another column the reader will find narrative
of the of fanother fugitive slave in Boston, The
thing was accomplished by the insrumentaty OF the
Personal Liberty Bill-an enactment vf the Masss-
chusets Legislature which WIS designed to prevent
the execution Of the Fugitive Slave Law. The first
experiment demonstrates its efficacy. Here is an in
stance of pactica nulliticatou. What is the South
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rlVENTH.ElYE nnLI.AitS Nt:NVNRn.

~ iNANAi from !lr subscriber. "d r:!d"y "a" .JtA
"a November, negro boy - "a: aai:c 81 fAi.'L.f
rov j. sbou l. years Of s.c tTc fee; thT'e o! l"Ii
Hl.L ruia"r rck set. about the color -! E!Ec"r
80" :u :gcr hia large eyes; has Ghoit Ci IOihl .7
e. wae ~, X or laughing, which io"E very wr!Ic "t
-. mc.: i Z, l.t.c inclined 10 swag.er and drag ms
, Ha.. Saia.u: lie is carpenter by trade, was born
i ra..,i ~ rhmoE! Virginia. aud Will, perhaps ~ to
aic rls wsy 10 iaut place.
vii! !ya ha above r.war,! for his apprehension IN!
- ,,Y -, f. COLBERT
- .. Erw.Brrn. ~ e..
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOI

EEAVlNG removed to Richmond, Offer for sale, my
Il Farm lying in the county OF Charlie City. to-
nc. from the James River, and - miles the city
Richmond and containing $40 about Onc.hali clear
ed producing well and rapidly improving, under the
sll necessary out houses nearly Also an excellent
Garden and Orchard The Farm could be- very cnnve
rcutly divided iniotwo. cOntnnn. UJ and the other
2iO acres. per-ons wishing to purchas" Farm in the
most productive and rapidly improving portion vir.nis
would do well 10 examine this properly, disposed
10 sell on liberal and accommodating terms.
The ovcrscCr, my brother living adjoining will show
the Farm any wishing to purchase.
Address DR.. O. 4. CRESSHAW.
limo Ma RIA Rirhmnud Va
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.c,,r>T, UyLItKS REWARD

a V-..-.| ~ ~ HppfchtNslVh OF MY TT"
M !.ry.y who !"tt my plan'"t!on on Tues.
- re - rr henry i, Rbou, Il - years old, .
.. 90. .....s ... height slender aud quite piacK ne
-,.l,-.' !. ....rs.-i lco.. b-u:h; him N p:cHm
.E, .-,r s. SAINT Reese vi Bichmoad b. was
80. II .u.s...Sa, ot the county OF Louisa, where
.,...v ....a.:lu: TO GET. will pay the nonye re-
.- b., .va-r nI" or put in any JAIL win "ii i,!"
,ss. q" al uneL LSae hired oa. IN thc lily
q. 3 ...... =. 2, ....! .:,tr r. lurking there.
~. a... -, nc~ ne C.,y q, R!cIrnoud, or CRY Point,
-. -. ,;.,-,..,.,,...y D. W. HANALL.
..,s.gx.s ,,.,,r..s Citv CO. Iuiy i. i-Jn--cts
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THE LATE RAII,RoAD CALAMITY

PHILaDELrHlA, July l9.--Cou,ributons are bein +,
taken up for the sufferers BY the late diss--r ,p,
thousand dollar, have been received q, fu- e"p!paT5
office. Funer1! services Were performed this moral.
over the body of Father Sheridan, by the Re'. d..
Moriarty. The church was crowded to -xctss. The
unreoosnised bodies ragged together IN tho
church. The coroner had commenced an iDs'stIgn-
tiOn.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

VA.HaHLE PLANTATION IN GREENS
WILLIE COUNTY. VA. FOR SALE rklvAthLa. .fILnn.,.
known as Cunning hams, In the upper part OF Greens
vls county nine miles west OF Jnrrats Depot, on 'ie
petersburg and Weldon Rail Road and seven east o' the
Rrunsyick Plank Road. The contains l2o acre.
OF which 200 entirely fresh. being recently cleared;
and highly productive 400 acres are oi virgin son MI"
original growth aud the rest second growth timber
The tract is generally considered the best aud most V"ua
be in the county account Ot the ricbneds anu Proue
,ivcness of it's SOIL which s highly adapted u Ioo'
Wheat. Tobacco, &c. ~
The improvements. consisting OF u Dwelling house,
Ovcrsccrs House. and all necessary houses are cncY
,e,v Loyin been erected within the last two three
wears and also the fences The tract situated III
healthy country and in ,shborhood noted Tor lis III
ni 10 those wishing to purchase good land in good
neirhhorhooi and convenient to market II the size Gr
Objectionable will sell the land i'll divided tracts TO SUIT
c. +. MAUPlN, Poplar Mount,
.,cnIL NirniuA
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11OLUMDIAN mOTEL FOR RENT OR "a

u LEASE-lMMEDIATE POSSESSloh,-lh E,A
above old and well established Hotel is ior rem s.:
with immediate possession There ars chainsers
U.. two hu',rc,i beds IKE G,lna room Is ~ y -
ihe:c axe extensive and most convenient accorou"oi
for cooking washing &c, and nrgc staole ana iHfSe '
mage houses, &c, &c.
This properly is we'll know that any further desGIp
ton is unnecessary To good tenant the rent VII, 10
reasonable ;. H. CRfHSHhN'
July l5-clf
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WASHINGTON, Jaly iS.-AIr. John Forsyth has been
nominated As Minister and Mr.. Walker Fuarne ID
Secretary Of Legation tboth of Alsbanal to Mexico.
Mr. Gadsden has been recalled
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W0nn LAND.

OFFER for sole i,i2l acres of Land about half way
4 between Frcdericksbur. and Orange Court House
been eSrsf Sss r"ad %" anI ps 1s
rnd n.s hron,I /; Onethird of the purchase money
will b. required the balance time, bearing e. nsre1i ,r,nu
Errdrrir kshurc. IuY Ia, lS0h' IL. !. t'Io.
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NEW YORK. July lY.-Flour is higher; sales oi
State brands at 81 10, Ohio 81 70. Shou,hern is
changed. Wheat ID five cents higher. Corn Is un-
changed. Stocks are higher: EirginIas %.
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LAST NOTICE,

= DE- i.h'l lte' December, notice TO ali persons
~. ..- = . l.:..:a ali - Ester nv MAKE irnnc.
p-!iae:, OF '"i" respective GUes sin.'. wGl iI!aG
-" r'FsuDs nave complied with the :Cg.,a
~ IS - monty al pagtIcs w:ihou: respect 70 pI:saaS
''sti" % sd. estate thar ;nCr vaIuls r.:.-t bt
Il without 0c's". tirrr rnan- debts CT lorG
les ""v c"!yss ,o'ac satisfactory arrangement il
"s,ose lac hrs' Monday in AG=us: 1856 their bonds
su.,.f 70 attend regularly Amelia and ko'toway
!" c.,a,, ""a "h"tcl hope 10 ;hosc indebted to
Ju,y i--r..
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BALTIMORE, July lY.-FIour is dull. Whe.. t.
a triae lower Corn is irregular.
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. / MINOR : BROS for AbcmaIlc conn:y.
II. MANN .1pr.ionsv!lle and the Depot Agents from
%" 70 Richmond a., our authorized agents TO receive
RS cor i.,nr
&. / BUfLLE : co, Of Richmond, for that place.
.r'v &C ill ni.i a. BROWN e. MORRIS
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHlE. PRYOR 4 DUNNAy.aNT.
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WIN +. RITCIlIE & ROGER 4. PRYOR, EDITORS
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INTENDING -. remove my family to another county,
this TAIL SHALL sell, ut public sucrn, on Tucsd"y the
l Of Juy next plantation in GOochland county. II
y .,,: on The fork OF Lckughole creek, aud ad'
IONS In, laris OF Walker d. leuke, Martin James and
u.hr:>.
TAr said ,rac; of land contains 7G6! acres there.
a!uu Ahnu: 215 very heavily ,:mbered most
n the remainder (Which contains " o creek hasJ
in good OF cultivation, being we'll adapted to the
u,g4l crops grown in this part OF the country
Trc iw.ilu, house Is quite conmodious, and Is In II
beautiful and healthy situation being, also, convenient o
religious and educational privileges Besides the dwell
m house lne usual farm houses the place, such rs
Il. :ro houses, barn, stable, tobacco houses, &c.
r.RN!s One third cash. the remainder ut the purchase
money remain in the purchasers hands tor several
years u: pcrups longer sccurcd by deed "t trust on
the land with interest paid annually from day OF sale
The title 10 this land is undispu,ed
Persons wishing 10 purchase obtain farther inior
NATION hy application TO the subscriber either personally
or ihruu, IN mail, at Guochiand Court HOUSE.
May 21-CyW Am h. NOkES.