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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PROPER


WILL sell privately my Farm. Chambers Mis) con
tanning 100 OF land with a good Dwelling ana
Store House, and all necessary outuuscs and large
Manufacturing Mill and Saw Mill, situated the county
of Buckingham, Slate River, "a navigabe sreamJ Z
miles OF the Court House. and IL miles from James
River. $50 cleared. and the balance in wood
land well tmbcrcd. 1t is fine stand for merchandising
aud tho Mills with the and dwelling be sold
separately from tho Furm, il purchasers desire il.
Terms accommodating. Address the subscriber ut
Chambers Mills, +. o., Buckingham County, Va
June 2i-clf GEORGE CHAMBERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
GREENWOOD A VALUABLE FARM IN HAN

OVER, on THE OLD STAGE ROAD, TEN MILES
ABOVE RICHMOND FOR SALE.
VBNHE subscribers authorized sell the farm on
which Mr. James F. Huffman now resides, located
as above containing Gl Of which about Onealf
cleared and now good heart. The buildings on the
place are nearly new, and in good repair and
pie for a large family There il large garden attached
good supply of fruit and wei! OF tine water.
II is admirable location for physician;
siding nearer than or miles.
Terms accommodating. Apply to
Sept 29-clm GODDlN e. APPERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
To the Editors Of the Enquirer

BALTIMORE, oct :, 1870.
Gentlemen: Your structures upon the free-soil ter.
denotes of this city, illustrated by several Of the
papers here published, as well in the position
sumed by one of our representatives in Congress.
have not been without effect The truth cannot be
disguised. The Fillmore party here beginning 10
that the speeches Of such men }. NJ. Bolts
and H. Winter Davis seriously injuring their
didae in the South The Democratic party in thj'
city is in fine spirits. and the impression gains ground
daily that they will carry tho Mayors election an
Wednesday next by decided majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
~ riiF 7:IvFHN0R OF VIRGINIA.

xuyTrgr;S 4, Governor q ihis ConH'ohWt"Nn r M ie
w ,,i,ai !. :. cae,!oa on the :!s' instant, 'to'i w
.,,..-: the House ii Representatives, 'ha' 'n'"N.!
~ The representation from this state III the CnnsesS
e. p. s.acs occasloned by the dea'a OF laoi.s
u Tyiv ,ucrnocr ci said House ios tl' ps''1S' CON-
u ': .I ,,,,,,.. Il M;id!csex. Wes'i roland kich
g. F..rx Northumberland, King and queen. Leneas
~ Gouc ser Ma shcws, James Cny' New Nm, y, y"
~ ri,5nbcin Civ Northampton and Acconac, To-
ss.,r- Win the q; ii Wilhamtburs
Nov therefore l. HE>RY y. WISE G"NeFho. o' ''' 49,
cor,o wealth have ,aua gsii propri :" direct 'h se'e
IDS ., the sa; Counties aud lie 5r'sthGt q ''e
NV Williamson, = 10 cause Hn eItct' ~ DC " a"
r,.:. 10 law Oh Ie Tuesday after the GFs iH'"! t".
IL ~, fourth day Q: November ne1; s"pPS 'n' 'a'"N
y a!otess:,: ,....;, o,,.,io, -, N. Cou;;
s nj .h csu, : and city sre required 'h iisr' al
Cour,bnuse 81 h, county Of MttIe..N To max" 'ar'.
urn on the n.,e nth day after the said ouTih day o
November. 49,. H.. ,h., ,,ss
,iysn u,dcr my 1snd us Gov"rnot and under the s.s @
seal oil to" CommonweRrh, AZ Richmond TINS
IL : a}i dag Uly, a. d. 1856 and II n" -is, yea: OF
tae Commonwealth go =. "tS.'
-. ,,..er.,ar, ,iEUEGE ~. McSfoRo secretary oil
49, nsi~,r.r~nnwco,,b r., ,uly 2i-ctde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
puLAsKI LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER ior sale, privately, one tract OF land contain
tanning lOUO acres situated in Pulaski county, Va on
the South aide of New River 81 miles from Ncwbern inc
county seat Of Puaski, and miles from Newbern Depot
on the Va aud Tennessee Railroad: Said land swel wa
tered ba wing upon it FIVE six unailins llnesone
sprnrs T6ere Is about 200 acres OF cleared and' ioo
acres of which 10 No bottom land. will take pleasure
and will answer promptly all communications Es letter
newDcrn, Pulaski CO., Va
Ref, ssfs.sne,; .sN:;,, B :. wfs0'' fe"0trn' Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SAI,E.

n OFFER for sale my Tract Of Land containing about
700 acres lying in the county OF pittsylvana, irne
diately on the line of the Richmond and Danvie Rail
Road and wit 1in four miles OF two Depots. The I'M
proverncnts consist OF two story dwelling house
with five and passage, sach room having good
fire place. The out.buldings mostly new, aud are
sufficient for the purposes Of the plantation The land Is
ur of improvements thearger portion oil the I'll
liable land having been covcred part seeded TO orchard
wheat and tobacco lies in section OF the hnesl TO-
baccc region in the state well tinbcrcd and watered
and has ON some 800 trees select fruit set out within
the last three years The situation commands fine view
the passing, and capable OF being made one o
the most beautiful the line OF the road between Rch
mond aud Danville.
Persons wishing to purchase invited to inspect the
premises correspond with the subscriber directing 10
Whnlock Post Oihcc Halifax county, Va.
sent io-ctf WIN. RISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
MONROE STRINGS FUm ~ALn.

II OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, TO. sss11S
gether with all appurtcnanccs, c"nsstina OF nn smaE
ample supply OF Reds, Bedding, Household and s.A%
Kitchen Furniture; also, CrockeIy, Cutlery etc. The
Springs situated in the Northeastern part OF Monroe
county Ala mile of the Mobile and Girard
and the same distance from the Mobile stage line Inc
belonging the Springs contains 80 acres OF NO
creek land The growth hickory white oak red pop
lar sweet gum mulberry, elm, holly spanish OAK WIN ul
dergrowth Of stink bush buckeye sum"ch ana othe un
dcrgrowth indicating rich soil About l2o acres OF tue
above lands is in high Ut cultivation and w pro
duce l to $500 pounds OF cotton TO the acre. Inc pa
nrs are good condition, with large aud comodi0us
Hotel and winter residence for family; also Tenfln
Aley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms one of which hy yards distant from The
hotel Also roomy Stables together with Corn Cr0s
Negro Houses, In fact there s nothing wanting 10
make this Of the desirable watering places inthe
South the stands in high repute any IN the
state Testimonials OF the fact can be produced II re-
Quired. ,r
will sell tho place the following terms Ten dollars
per Hcre-ore cash, the balance in three annual
payments, with notes aad approved security, or mort
gage OF the place.
Any person wishing engage in business of the kind
would DO well to examine these Springs as the business
could be commenced without any outlay, save Tor sroce
res there ample supply OF things necessary ior
hotel business Any number OF sheep can be had al 81
beef cents turkeys at 10 cents, chickens III l2
cents eggs ~ per dozen, butter At 10 centa
For further particulars apply to g. T. Haynes ESQ "s
zc,tc office ahSba, Aa5ans myself at the Springs
Iuu. a-;m } ENGLISH, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
FARM N CnARI.Es CITY COUNTY FOR

EIAvING removed to Richmond, offer for sale, my
III Farm lying In the county of Charles CITY 10 =
miles from the James River and ~ miles from the city OF
Richmond and containing $40 about one halt clear
ed producing we'll and rapidly improving utder the use
OF lime clover plaster &c There is good Dwelling and
all necessary outhouscs nearly Also excellent
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could he .'.y eoIve.
uien,ly divided ntotwo, consns O1 ana the other
24O acres Per.urs ",:..s 20 pu-chesc Farm in the
most rrodc:'s ara ridy nrproving portion Of Virginia.
would do WELT examine this property, as am disposed
10 sell on ,ibsrnlanf accommodating terms.
The oveeer my brother living adjoining, Will sho"
the Farm to any one wishing TO purchase
Address nR &: "A CHENSiiAW,
h,ne g-c-f BOZ No IA. Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
FARM IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, ON WARE
RIVER ONE AND HALF MILES BELOW TIE


RIVER: ONE AND HALF MILES BELOW TIE
COURT HOUSE, FOR SALE. , ~,
ISSHE subscriber. sa.Eaed by NJ s. w. W:d c. rTy f.
rohonse Tract cortnaing about 400 ncres, OF which
about hu % open land and the balance mostly in 9rci
nal growth ofpne oak, chesnut and cedar The buildings
n ,Sc n,ace are out of repair and CONSIST Il dwelling,
contsninr seven roons and semI buieins' Posses
sion riyen s ths end G ,he Je'. Is IL considered very
valuable " rlssqn tf the hne oyster beds II
A. tohn r Sewel of Gloucester Court House, who L:
el scons;nted with the Farm will cheeriuy give any
information about it that may be desired
TrRAs-One third cash. balance at and 2years' ocnr.
;,o;nnres, propery secured As the owner has deter
mined 70 sell these who may wish to purchase, are re-
oues,ed to make early application.
FOR iu'N'' GODDIN g. APPERSON,
Co.., .1u Richmond Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE

OFFER for privately NY plantation called Mount
Il BERNARD This plantation lies c ls:ass :'ycT in
cotu,y of Goochiand immediately above Maiden
Adventure dGah sad wish:a twenty;eght miles OF ieh
OF acres James River low grounds,
OF the beat quality, thirtyhve acres are creek low
grounds and tho remainder is Beaver dam creek red
land. There the place good dwcllins-housc on
beautiful SITE and oil necessary outhouscs and both the
budnss and the fences in good repair and the "nd
is in high state Of cultivation. -,
will also sell the stock and farming uensil. nnoa the
land The stock consists OF horses n"l?a, ""e, nviu
ding milch cows and the fs-.-s eltils are the most
OF them, new s-., Gli OF thein sood-and there are
enouyh hu. oi s;ac and ming utensils for the tho.
rough u1lti' alton of the plantation. -
4 The terms of sale to the payments will be made
| very much to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ. Payne, my manager living or tae pace,
- iy-ntY = y TS7f''' = : NJ NJ PAYNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

4 ADMINISTRATORS SNOTICE-Alpcrsons hav.
a inr claims against the estate of Abjah Cheatham,
sr deceased are hereby notified to make them known
wish TO know the Indebtedness o the estate aho maze
D. B. HANCOCK, Adm'r,
Sept l6-cG eaeSefae'a'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
TWENTY-tlYE DOLLARS REWARD.

BiXAWAY from The Subscriber. on Friday me SUN
t( November. = recro boy BY the name OF PHILLIP
sad oy is sbeu y years OF age I'VE fee, three or tour
cas nigh rather :ck act, about The color OF ginger
;.ls I'LL i.cs s: d.ss eyes. has hssit o rolling MS
oh ,aeS is little inr.ired TO swagser and drag his
T.; waca walkin. He is carpenter by trade: was born
lI ased ID Richmond Virginia and WILL perhaps, try 70
r.sia MS ~ ~ to tia: place.
t, ri,. tie stcye reHaId ic1 niS Gprsenension and
oycy 10 me- or ior MS confinement il any Jail to That
=. ..,. .;ci t. COLBERT.
49, ",; Saw.bern. N. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM on SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD In THE COUNTY OE PRINCE

SAEE OF VAEUAEIE FARM On SOTTH
SIDE RAILROAD, IN THE COUNTY OF PRINCE
EDWARD.
IT OFFER for sale privately the Farm Upon which n;
ox river, six niles above Famvic, eight miles from the
Court House. and Ii miles from the SouthSide Rsrohd
and containing sSt Isupposs there in the
least l30 river and creek low grounds OF very
ne quality with enst 2Un of orginn forest The
highlands Of good quality and In fine condition The
nipruv good, consisting OF two story dwell
ing house, with basement rooms built in lsi5, and all
other necessary houses oi them recently built
detailed description is deemed unnecessary those
disposed purchase farm hre earnestly invited
and view the farm.
TERMs-O third cash, and III LRiance in aud
yerss, with the ;l:e Liirt-thc purchaser
cutting tord win approved personal security for the de-
terroi payments
Address, JNO. II. KNIGHT
Sept 2J-clm Fa..nSil'e Va.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

USuE stovc rcvvn! will Le paid Tor the Apprehension
and delivery 10 me, IN some jail III the Sthte 50
t5,; ,,; him again Of my slave LiNSEf. purchased
la.er !. Richmond last winter, U Mr.. C!endenn ne
w.. raise: in ibcmhrlc and has wife IN n" E.5 oi
H.rsq;lau He Is fOnht'srs ,...s Uv.t ic e:roEd or
'.. - e, ,.a..-,s- BIrstnenal.. OF may prooaoiy
ta,.y'sc % lad MS Say 10 n tree STATE
!:-y %vt l.ven inches or SIX ee' tall siraisht
u,usc.ia: au. we'll formed and about ioyears ot age
JANIS II. COY,
.,.,,s 80: r,>-rppory . C.sst.cnsli Co
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NOTICE..


YlyH. Twcny.Sccond Annual Meetas ci tue stock
l. holders Of i.t 'a,nes River and nanswha Company.
~ yt held the see OF tine Company in this CITY on
g.ai6y. The CT. Dc obe- mex:
.:0"e. i .;....rJ, appointing p.nXy 10 represent
.ots !. c.srirA significantly sutb"micacdh II II DC Gh
De- iac hand and gG. Of the Stockhoder and aeseo oy
one .. more w'uosses
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Kaox al! men hy ese prcsenS That "e, the suose:'
sa being S,ockoI rs in the James River aud hans"-
IA Company do hcreuy constitute and appoint - -.
,l tue and Lawful Attorney and Proxy 10 represent
o: rs in all sn'.- i meetings OF 'hr Stockhpuo "
4at- hereof when not personally rfes":. or :T.h
n.ed nv some c,har roy .G lai! pn~e: ana autnor
ss - dn anch cher or acts each of could give
81 DO az a member Di ssd meetings, II we were pei
pnny present: aud do hereby ra'!fy and cophii
vote or votes. acts our said Att"'h I
awully give or do to- rs. IL paisa"ce r tue au'0''
Asr-by conferred upon him.
fitness our hards and scale. this - daj oi -
v...,usGnd eshr hundred aud f;ty.r,x
-, SEAL.
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WM. z MC&fOEn, Sc
~ .h. I
NlTI('E.

tNNRF four negro In.n name DtE!u' soWes'n' vE .
i CeoCKETT CT ,RLES. LL\Nls AID LEs'who ran. an
;a.y on the 9th Octooer lee5 n:e yet =; se
y.i.onenr of that cate iu the RichRr'nd ENQUIRER EH
.sgc- Tnd Daily Dispatch which WI sse dsarpannn 9l
al rss;oes We iii give additional reward ni fir m
II DuLLaRS for The delivery o; ctther oi lheni ~ us
{: t.g, in iaii wher. can geL thehi OF t"o nuno
1','s ,,, u ls !"n. w., w" JONES SLATER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT. TW,

MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT TWO
MILES WEST OF RICHMOND FOR SALE
TIME beautiful country seat, located above owned
IL and occupied by H. b. Dickinson, ESQ., is for
salc The dwelling has attached il about % ncrcs,
in high of cultivation The dwelling is nearly new;
is large snd elegantly finished md possess every comfort
and accommodation usually found i'll such establish.
men,. The out buildings also comfortable and ample
for the OF the place. lidcsired land be had
Terms reasonable. Apply 20
Sept 2}-clm GODDiN e. APPERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
RUNAWAY ARRESTED.

4 AkG.O SAL OR ~as arrested by the Police IN VII
&'.;pn, n. G, saturday night, 23d inst, ana on
i's"a to IL" iaon House. gave his name as DCh'
'@a sl ne heloug 10 man Richmond, Va, from
.s2G ac escaped free State some or years ago
De S4s confined jail yesterday Sunday 24,h August
1ae gnicrsigncd, sheriff adver,ises Tor his
cy" :urvard pa Charges, prove property, and take
am The negro 81 IS he belongs to Edward Johnson, of
Hanover county, ar Richmond Dick is about scot
OF nrh". hign IS and - yef; I; age, aad Of
= DARK osrnu rolOr.
HALL. Sheriff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
SENATOR HUNTERS SPEECH AT ptEGt
KEEPSIE, N, Y.

oe'uon' nave We published more eloquent and
argumeh'a'iFe document than the speech made by
IL. NJ. 1. Hunter at Pougbkeepsie n York and which
occupies the larger part Of our paper this morning
As the Washington Union well remarks "i, j. rlsa
for the federal Union which will forciblv remind ,ba
reader Of those great intellectual efforts of Dsuii
Webster which gave him world wide fame. M
Hunter appeals 10 the judgment aud the hearts Of the
Northern people, and they be not given over 10 fs-
natical blindness, his arguments and his eloQuemce
VIII produce telling effect upon the prospects of SEC
tlonal disunlonsm. Whilst tho Southern view Of Il
slavery question is presented by Mr.. Hunter with
oohsummate power, he does not indulge in criminp-
ling romarks that can be offensive to the most sens
tive Northern mind He does not assume to tell thsy
people OF the North that dsuuon will follow az ne.
cesssry consequence Of the triumph of Fremont bot
he warns them in terms of the loftiest eloqurnce OF
the danger to be apprehended from sectionalsm and
carries the appeal home by presentation of the ad
Vantages OF the Union to the North, which utterly
scatters to the winds the illusory sophisms Of such
demagogues az Speaker Banks. There are passages
OF MIR. Hunters speech which will be universally ad
mlred as equal in sublmi:y of thought, in power OF
language, and in elevation Of patriotism to any that
ever tell from ancient modern orator. If We did
not fear that religious bigotry and delusion had OH
tanned dominion Of too many Northern minds -
should confidently predict that no who resds Mr.
Hunters speech could vote for Fremont But, even
as it is there is much Of calm, dignfed, Garner,
conservatism running through the entire argument.
and there is much OF lucid statement of facts and
logical demonstration Of reasoning that we look ior
much good from its general perusu." =
>S -
IMPORTANT STATE ELECTIONS.-Siat elec.
tons will take place in Pennsylvania, Ohio and In.
diana next Tuesday week. the li,h inst. and their
results will have vastly important result upon tho
Presidential contest In all these States members 80
Congress are TO be eected-in Pennsylvania tweL. !;
FIVE, in Ohio twenry.one, and in Indiana eleven mn
king fifty seven III all. In Pennsylvania a Canal
Commissioner, Auditor and Surveyor are 10 be cho
sen by general vote. Two tickets are in the field, the
Democratic, and the Union.opposition. State l-
gissture will also be- chosen, which will have Ia
lec United States Senator in the place of the Hon
Richard Brodhead, whose term expires in March.
1857. In Ohio, Judges Of the Supreme Court,
Attorney General, School Commissioner, and Com
missioner Of Public Works have to be chosen. There
cratic, and Republican. In Indiana, a Governor, aud
full corps of State. officers 10 be chosen IT,"
American party have made DO nomination in Indiana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

TIE CIII L;REN OF DAVID \. DAVIS.

9ERSONs wh nave enquired. through the neaspa-
IcT. o; this ss,c for the children of David n ps.
es'd or 1--we i, augusts Georgia. (and concerning
oruue left then in Waes) a,e hereby informed that
G'"eF for aud rep the children Of said David n Ds'
y. and any iuo:'n lion they may desire TO give IN the
&c, 70 the IniurnH.: - ..''
:. Address V !. !. wlLCHER, Warrentou, Ga. ;.
- am tH| @ni one tia: represents the children OF
will copy ;h!D. Sent 30
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TO All WHOM IT NAY C0NCEKI

! hthLb! give notice, that Virginia Land Office Mill
'aty Harrsnts No. 3gG2 which issued on the als, Of
-" TO WIN. ksynOlds, assignee of Moses Quarlrs
=; No i2i which issued on the 18th dsy of Juy iisS
IN; NeyHoids assignee Of Christopher Stoakes. who
Of Ambrose Arnsndo. have been lost, mi.aid
and that the heirs of the said VIM Reynolds
l,' Land Office, for scrip, In lieu Of aud in salts.
~'- u said warrants
WM. REYNOLDS TRENT
July e. one OF the heirs OF Wm. ReYnolds, decd
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II OST-On the night Of the 10th inst, at Enterprise
Ia Mu in the county of Gresnsvie. negotiable note
for eighteen hundred aud hve dollars and ninety four cts
(sle05 dated ID August. 1856 and PAYABLE at the
River and Ksnavhs Company the subscriber All per
sons arc against receiving the same az s
payment has been stopped. SAMUEL soH',
Sept l5-cw4w hoks ro'e, %
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BENNET. BEERS &: risI,ER

"HOLtsALE DRUGGISTS, NO. la5 MAlN STREET
RICHMOND. VA,
\ Il" now receiving their Fall supply 0! Drugs, Medi
= r:ncs. Paints. Oils Dyes. Window Class r,olors
Mai.h"s and Brushes especially adapted To the trade OF
SEa md North Carolina They agents Tor the ,ac of
Nocka!d,c Alum Water Pills aud Alum Mass and MI tina
POpll4r medicines OF the day nj propr:e,ors prices.
.sr'iruIar attention given TO phys yscians order,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
VTIRGINIA.-xAt Rules holden in the Clerks ohceof
thc Cauuty Cou,t Of Hanover on the I'd day Of sep.

VIRGISIA.-AtR Rules holden Ill tne oieis VI
the Caunty Copst Of Hapoyer, on the 80 day o sep
tembfr, ls5G, u,n
Maitha Baker, FNin'n'
James q D,v,, Defendant
Upon An attachment in debt sued out ohn stan
ley, administrator Of WIN. Fleming, decd.
The object of this suit is 10 recover OF the deiehoenl
FIVE hundred dollars with legal interest thereon from the
9h day Of May ls49 till paid for debt; and It appearing
by TN affidavit fled that the defendant b not resident ot
this State 1t il ordered that the said defendant do appear
within month after due publication OF this order IN
do what necessary protect his interest in this suit
Copy-Teste,
Sept 30-cw4w WIN. o. WINSTON, c. H. C.
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TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2. 1856.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR g. DUNNAYANT,
WIN F. RITCHlE & ROGER 4 PRYOR EDITORS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

pror, LEWIS HILL,
4 rrrHDDCCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
a TopAcco '"'e o' WHEAT FLOUR, CORN and
!..y .; n Governor % Or lah Street Richmond Va
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
THREE VALUABLE FARMS OK LIBERAL TERMS |!
n ESiRO,iS Of engaging in other bu.ness, 1htr for
IL Gale, privately, on Accommodating terms, three
valuable and dcsrsb'e fnru,s II wit:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30
Defeat Gains for US.

The Jeffersonyille republican hitherto a
steady Fillmore paper, and one ct the most
active, HAULs Down the Fillmore flag and
G0ists FREMONT. The editor, Mr.. French.
knows what he says, snd here is what he
saw: ra
1--WE go to press under the impression that
the Old Line State Ticket il elected. Whistler
this be true or not, il is certain thatMere ,eas
a fuston of the old liners and the Il. rs.
The k Ms were sold, soal. body and bresch-
es, at a certain convention held at lndaaspo-
lis not a thousand years since, which accounts
for the present vote. If Wizards majority
is not more than 1000, in the State, we can
give the State to Fremont. for reasons that
viii he given in our next issue"
Whatever may have been the course of the
Fillmore men in Floyd, or Ohio. or Wander
burg. the evidence is ovsrwhe lining that they
voted the "old line" ticket in large numbers
and sometimes in mass, in nearly all the coun-
ties in the State where they had not men upon
the Republican ticket, or q ticket oftheir own
We have expected nothing else ever since we
noticed the coaxing tone OF the Seminal and
BUCCANEERS generally to that party.
The declaration that the State is good for
Fremont against 7 900 majority for Willard is
right, aad November will prove it. Will
lard's majority will net much. if any. exceed
five thousand, and three times that force will
be lost to Mr.. Buchanan in November. The
''old liners" are playing big game OF brag
30 break down the Republicans, and scare
them from effort for they feel how insecure is
the hope Of Buchanan in Indiana, but the
came wont win. The RKPUsIIcANs or Ma
KIoN County WE'RE NEVER so JEALOUS Or ALIVE
IS NOW, and it is the omen Of victory Ind
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