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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-05
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
>N-o~SCr S,1IrnL Nm nnIl SAIE

YORK RIVER LAND FOR SALE r
yUNHE fine estate lying upon York Rver IN Inc me Si. j.;
offered for sale In fertility OF soil It Is eNccieu W ~
other land on the river, and s position a'on. ,;,b
make il valuable if il mere land oank. ~ ,;
in hvc miles OF the City OF williamsburg the o'u
capital OF the State. ~. h;.b ,,ust
The Richmond and York River Rail Road, whle. s inus
be completed in eighteen months or two years ,a -
than twelve miles above it, When It shah oS if S u
all the travel from Williamsburg ana ule
rv to Richmond and the different Bay ana A"hte Siee'
must oi necessity, embark ON boaru tno -, -
pon, nnon mi, estate; for this il the Only point on Tue
river above Yorktown where me .na9 Gnu S ,hnri
tcientIv near the shore justify the building o whnr
>, ybrb orenn steamers come Inc owner Oh lnlS
property mus, then enjoy monopoly Oh hne VI Stages,
running from William burg. tho pfohtS Oh whicu eano'
.I r., ,f - 600 pcr Besides this advantage,
go arc rwo miles 1as tor planting oysters that are
no, be cuuaed by any others gu the south side OF the
;ver ,r the reason that hese flats lie between two ircsh
n,e creeks Of which at the Hood the other Ut tho
shb ,,ic pours sufficient quantity of fresh water upon
tem TO dilute the water enough 10 enable the oysters
10 take on tat
The estate contains 233 acres by survey and there
sufficient deposits Of syster crackings on H. !eit oytc
Indians 10 Gov the whole inches in depth
The value of ths manure Is well known ne so
admirable adapted TO gardening fruit raising ana ars
purposes When the rail road shall be completed the Ia
cty OF eendn. early vegetables fruits &C. tothe diner
ent large Atlantic and Bay cities through the steamers
that will touch daily, il not hourly, at Ferry Point w"
the whole be devoted TO vegetables ana
fruits.
The purchaser may make a handsome spec lation By
dividing il lots and disposns OF them at great ad
vantage upon the 10 hiin.
To crown the whole there must be at least ter thou
sand dollars worth OF valuable pine lumber aud
oak and ship timber the land and mill on the sd
joining estate.
Ferry Point will also be most eligible posuon for
house of private entertainment and country retail store
Refer to Sr. GEORGE PEAcIIy RichmohI or
THOMAS GRIFFIN PEACHf, in.
Oct a3-c5w OF WILLIAMSBURG. Nn.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

pAS AWAY from the subscriber. on the 18th instant
~ negro man named TOM GALE, about nve feet
nN nehe, hish bu and black. about 30 years ola
's,a-r bad coun'cnance had on when he left blue
M, nt I"'r rus'y anu "incnester hetsey si0thsa
M o"ec; IS 10 90 North. will give one handred dollars
a'a 10y aim, ii taken out OF the State; fifty II taken
.ete Ia n" State, except Matthew's county; taken
20 :ast &c, him
nstin: six years past, TOM BOILER, ,awny complex.
@ H"u bu!!t, about five feet six inches high away
u went North. have recently understood that he bad
s.0e1 TO Virginia and passing free rusn under
@ assumed nHmc OF Anderson juck-on iwhose free pa.
'hnk he has) He good carpenter and is about
x !enH old will give one hundred dollars to any per.
him ' '''' Wy ""N r - T pSnyWsrs cs yet
Matthews C. H. Va Dec 2 lsS-clm
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TIE NEW CENT PIECES

The idea entertained by s"une that M new cent
pieces have been manufactured is a mistake. Con
passed law authorizing their coinage, but neg,
lec,ed 10 provide for thri. The consequence
is, that "heap Of them sr- at the Philadelphia
mint, awaiting The order Of Congress 10 circulate
They about bali the sig: ofhs cent circulated
fifteen nr sixteen years ago, and are composed OF
copper, nick!s, anu ziuc.
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SEN ENlI En0nA


NAIE are now receiving, hnd in few days will have
w in store, tho largest and bcst nssorinl stock
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS We have ever Of
fered of the iol01 ing in part
Shirincs, Shccting5. Fhnncls. Blankets Sntinctts
Fuled Cloths kerscys, Linscy.,
Irish Linens, Table Damnsks, Napkins, Diapers
Cloths, Cussimercs Twcrds NcstIBss,
BDmbazncs. Alp,cHs, Plain D Luincs,
French and English Mcrino..
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons and EmbrOiderics
The Ladies particularly invited 10 xanine our stock
OF DRESS SILKS, from 62I cts per yard to the fines,
Flounced Robes.
Plaid Vaencias Valencia Robes. Wool Plaide
Rich Paris D'Lains, Dress ana Cloak Trimmings
Hoop and Quilted Skirts,
Cloths for Cloaks, all colurs,
Ono thousand Cloaks Shaws and Scar:s Of the latest
styles,
Large stock Of Collars IN lace, musln and cambric
Rich Lace Cambria aud Book Sets all low Tor cash or
TO prompt customers. w. =. PERKINS e. CO,
No. lil, Eagle Square
Farmers and others invited anime our stock Of
BLANKETS and SERVANTS CLOTHING before pur.
chasing We keep the best and sell th"m low MS they
can he bought w. +. T. & CO.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

4 Of small boys al the Rectory. in the Forks of Han.
over near the old Fork Church. about miles from Tny
lprsvie Depot, on the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Rn Ruad aud y mile, from Vcrdon Post Oifc-
the Virginia Central Rul Road, and within mile
of the school OF Mr Lewis NJ Coleman.
He will teach the Ensll-h and Latin Languages with
the rudimcuts OF tie Greek.
The school will b. Opened the 18Th day of January
next, and limited 10 10 scholars.
Having had many years experience in teaching. he
ieels confident thar h. will give satisfaction 10 those who
nhy favor him with thcr patronage
TERMS Fer the rcholHstic year of 10 mont =, for
board aud tuon ythng included except books and
stationery 5 80, pay able half yearly in advance.
REFEKEScEs-Mr Fred w Coleman. Lewis ". Cole.
man, Dr.. Jas. II. Sheppard, and Col. I'd Fon,aine.
RICHARD F. DARRACUTT.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re-
Il sided, lying immediately Swift Creek, in the coun.
Of Chesterfield about four miles above the Court House
and twelve miles from RichmOnd.
The contains 2Gi acres ohethird Of which is in
original growth the other twothirds il open land III
good of cultivation, and we'll adapted 10 the growth
OF wheat corn and tobacco.
The improvements consist OF good dwelling and all
cessary and farm houses
The farm is we'll watered. and considered remarkably
healthy.
Any one wishing to purchase can call on uc or j. K.
Gill, at I'll Farmers Bank of Va, Richmond.
Nov lJ-ctf =. II. GILL.
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GEN. CASS-The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times gives unqualified contradic-
ton to the report that Gen. Cass had been ten.
dered cabinet appointment by Mr.. Buchanan. He
ssys:
Gen. Cass hns arrived in excellent health IIe de-
pies positively that he has been o-red The Sta De-
par,ment oy Buchanan, and opculy avows that the
vave srptiments Of the Detroit Free Press
SIayery and Kansas are HE.
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IMPORTANT FROM

IMPORTANT FROM NEW GRANADA.-It is
stpted BY the Herald that advires have been received
in New York city from well informed sources in Bo'
gDta that the ditii ruties between tho Nsw tirana'
dian government and Mr.. Gri.fiihs, the Brltisf MINIS
ter, in relation to the payment of the Mcintosh
claim have been amicably adjusted, and that no
steps will b- taken TO effect blockade of the ports
Of that republic by the British fleet.
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prpEMpTloN or VIRGINIA FIVE AND A


yuyHE FOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING CERTiti-
y GATES OF DEBT, Issued By The State OF Nicini'.
vii: ,sk- uocc tia, ':he Commissioners cf the SENSING
Fund or a,ci by act O; the General Assembly oi VIZ
e,ua passed 26 day OF March. 1883, Will proceed
on ,hc nj Day o! March SJto redeem the sCd ctrH
Gates he Treasury OF The Commonwealth aforesaid
The holders OF The said certificates are required on o' M
lore the said day OF March lsJ 10 surrender the
same at the Office oi the Second AUDITOR and whether
surrendered not the interest thereon viii cease on th"
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JOHN & GEORGE! gibson,

HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,
RICHMOND Va,
EIAVlNG extensively fitted up their establishment
HI with the latest improved machinery, are prepared
furnish short notice and reasonable terms all
kinds Of portable finished Carpenters work such 40
Door and Window frnmcs, Castings, and inside fin.
ish &c.
Sash Blinds and Doors of all yGr!aties.
Stairs, Handrails, Porches, Verandahs, Balconies
Cornces Cornice Mouldings and Brackets Of all sizes
and patterns
Mou!dings of al descriptions
Wash. boards, Chair bonrds, Ceiling. boards &c &c
They will make estimates for work to plans furnished
them aud deliver ut their factory at the estimated prices
Orders respectfully sOlclted. .S-cu
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ATER ERDM AS

ST. LurIs. DEC. 2.-Adsices from Kansas say
tba, III, militia under Col Titus will be disarn
ed. Gov Geary had quietly submitted TO the action
Of habens corpus Issued by Judge Lecompte in the
case Of Hayes. THUS was TO leave soon with 100 men
for Nicaragua.
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CUNvENTIO,

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
In addition 10 the selection of delegates heretofore
msds, tbs Gcverro- selects Willis P. B,cock, Wn
Douware and Roger a. Pryor as delegates 70! The
State at large to the Conmerca! Conver:cn to be
held at Savannah, in the State os Georgia, on the Sh
Instant and substitutes Joseph II. Scott for Alfred
NJ. Barbour, who has declined to attend.
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In the grand Derlocratc celebration in " ashDg.
ton city, Thursday last, a carriage filled with Ia
dies from North Carolina Joined the procession, who
had inscribed upon their banner:
NORTH CAROLINA:
"Pennsylvsnis gave her President; she owes him a
wife. Let the Union be cemertel.'
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FUk s..LE.

fHNHE subscriber offers private sale, that beautiful
Il Farm in Goochlsnd county, called ORAPAkES, y'
inc james kvcr Licking Hole Creek, and the James
River and kannwha Canal, four miles above the Cour
House. and thirty, miles from Richmond The sNua'
non among the beautiful the rvoI communal
lux OF the whole arabic surface fine view Vi the
surrounding country and canal Tor several miles up and
down the river The Is in hg state OF Improve
,neEt, and remarkably healthy Il adjoins the es
ta,es OF Thomas J. Desne, w. 4. Weisgcr. and Skip
VITA and contain. 93s of which III acres are
hrst low grounds 10 OF second low grounds, 272
o arsbe hgh land, and 329 acres of wood land
The improvements consist OF frame dwelling with eight
rooms Ia good kitchen outhouses quarters, ovcrseers
huusc built in the last FIVE years. with brick chnneys
and underpnning, and new brick barn, GOx3O, with
shed running the whole length, sixteen feet WIDE new
threshns machine ice Lousc, and all necessary
stables, sc.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase desirable residence
would DO well TO visit this oeio purchasing elsewhere as
| will sell reasonable terms
Every preparation i, making to seed 200 acres in
wheat this fall, 100 ot it in tsllnw, all the cornhed has
been sowed in peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing as it
stands, and most OF the nesroes
My manager. Mr. Sanders, will show the estate 10 any
one wishing 10 purchase
My address is Su5lett's P. O. PowHatan county.
Oct Is cti MILES c. SELDEN.
s-sS.W Whig will please COPY.
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THOMAS - GILLIAN
IRON SrtEI AND METAL WaRFJJDI'sF

IRON, STEEL AND METAL WAREHOUSE,
No 81. BnLLISGBRoOK STREET, PETERSBURG Va
n HAVE established myself iUr the Transaction OF r
IL General lron Steel aud Metal business and invite the
attention OF Virginia and North Carolina merchants visit
ing this market examination ui my large and vnrrd
assortment, my arrangements being such will enable
to sell at the lowest rates.
Railroads Machinsis, Backsmths and the trade gene
rally will iud their interest my stock be-.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Sept 4-can THOS. :. GILLIAN.
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NOTICE

'ENAE tour negro men name DAVID sCmetmes called
- CkOCkLIT, CHARLES, LEW is and l. EE, who .an-
on 'ne Zth October, 1885, yss at large See adj
tsenent OF that date in the Rchmo nd Enquirer, Ex-
M snsf and Daily Dispatch which will give description of
w ~ neSroes We will give addiious reward Of FlF
lodge in Jail whe, can se, them or two hundred
April as-ch IoNEs & SLATER
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OFFICIAL. RETURNS FROM IOWA.

CLEVELAND, Nov. .9-The following il the official
vot. Of Iowa for President: Fremont, 44,l27i Buo
hanar. 36,2Il; Fillmore 9,44i.
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WHAvING removed to Richmond | offer for sale, my
Farm lying in the county of Charles City = 10 %
miles from the James River and ~ miles from the city oi
Richmond and containing $40 acres about ouea clear.
ed producing well and rapidly improving. uud,r the
all necessary outhouses nearly Also, excellent
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could be very conve.
nCntly divided ntOtwo, containing O0 and the other
2lO acres Persons wishing purchase Farm in the
productive and rapidly improving portion Of Virginia,
would do well to examine this property as am disposed
to sell OH liberaland accommodating terms.
The ovcrseer or my brother living adjoining, will show
the Furm 10 any one wishing TO purchase.
Address DR. o A. CRENSiIAW
lime y--ctf BOX No 37I Richmond Va
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va.

HANES, FT.uCIpa.
GARLSSp 3. HASEs, A. B Instructor OF Mathematics.
JAMES G. P,SEs b.. Instructor OF Ancient Languages
rHNHE next session OF this School will commence
u the 18th OF JANUARY 1857, nd continue. wi'hou:
intermisson. until the st "Wednesday in NOVEMBER
following Tuition and board for III. entire tern incun.
all contingencies except lights $50; onerhrd due in ad
vance. balance at the expii alton Of the scholastic
year Text books will be furnished ri Richmond re al!
prceR. For iurIh-r information address the Principal
Chambers Mills p o., buckingham, coua:y, VA.
Nov IS-cwtl lE'hlnn.
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Payments seni.annunlly in advance
Young ladies will be- received time during th,
session, and charged from ,he date OF en,rnnce.
There will be full corps Of able and experienced
Teachers who will that each study thoroughly learn
ed and understood.
Herr a. Gcshard pronounced by competent judges to
be Of The beat instructors th, country, will
the Musical Department
REFERENCES:
The patrons and Trusrers Of the Academy; Right Rev
Bshop Johns OF VirripH: Judge Scsrbrrch OF Washing
CIiy The Faculty OF William und Mary College, hc''
George T. Wilmer, &c Sc w
address JOHN X. NOEL, Williamsburg, Va.
We the undersigned. members of the Faculty OF WI
liam and Mary College having attended two exhrnn. ions
nt the Williamsburg Female Academy and having had op
portunities Of hecomng scquainnd with the manner III
which instruction Is impaired take pleasure In re-
commencing the school pubic patronage In ihe stoh
eat erms b,syn. be faithfully and rk!!iuy conduct
ca BESJ. EWELL.
H. :. WASHINGTON
SILAS TO1TES
July II. 1856 N. J. SNEAD.
heartily concur in the above recommendation having
beer present at those cxu!m!na:iOns
TIiOs II. HAYNES,
Pastor Of the Mc,hOdi,; Episcopal Church
Jily 90 -cwtf In Williamsburg. Va.
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WHOLESALE INTERFERENCE WITH THE

The Albany Atlas mo Argus says it was announced
during the argument uu the :nufer trial which wa
trougbi to close Albany MJudsy. that Gov. Clark
had comu,ur-d the Sentence ofev-ry person sentenced
20 uuderso capital puu:simeat during his term OF OF.
fee.
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FL At ROCK FEMALE SEMINAKN
NOR the year 1856 the first session o this Institution
II will commence on the 18th of January and cuse on
the 10Th oil June. The second session will commence the
Goth July and close the 18th December.
TERMS, PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION:
Beard Tor session. Sl2 ~
Tuition in the English Departments, including
Mathematics. &c, Observation-Disclosures. Is 0O
French, Spanish and Italian each extrn,......... 90
Music, 90 0O
Ornamental Branches each, extra at teachers prices
Latin and Greek Class. taught by Jno Organ IT,. 20 90
In the Engsh department. Mise f.. r. scott again
ployed. In the other department ui Music and French
Mr. John DVamns is employed and at his post.
tT%My address is MHctarlnnds, Luncnburg Va.
June 2f-cti JOHN CRGAIN JF
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NOTICE.

| E3ROPOSALS will he received nt the Office Of the
| Il James River Hnd kana" ha Company in EichpOHa!
until the 5th day Of December next Tor The Improvement
OF the kAnuwha River above Charleston. embracing about
| 25 miles ut the river
Specifications OF the work be sccn al the Office of the
Company in Richmond al the Engineers Office, in
| Buchanan. WIN. p NUSFORD,
Nov l-oawtiilDsc Secrotry.
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SCHOOL IN LOUISA

HAElNG Engaged, teacher Miss PAIGE, an expe.
IL rienced und accomplished lady, the school at Smith
held Louisa will commence assn the lst of Septc.
ber We will take limited number Of boarders. The
discipline will be parental and strict attention paid
morals of the young aGcs,
For session OF ten lnoths board and tuition in all the
engHsh branches, Sl2U
III
Drawing,
d
Ornamental needle work J
Music, and OF Piano - 10
Music taught by Mr.. Boiling
Address EDWIN J. RAKER
Aug l2-ctf ToI,rsviIe y a. u,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,

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BY RITCHIE. PRYOR g. DUNNAyANT.
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WIN. Y. RiTCHIE Il ROGER 4. PRYOR EDITORS
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MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE

III OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, to- grS3
IL gether with all appurtcnances, consisting Of nn sH
ample supply of Beds, Bedding, Household anG -
Kitchen Furniture; also Crockery, Cutlery, etc. The
Springs are situated in the Northeastern part OF Monroe
county Ala in one mile OF the Mobile and Girard ralroad
ana the same distance from the Mobile stage line The
tract belonging the Springs contains 500 acres OF No
creek land The growth hickory white oak red oak pop
lar gum mulberry elm, holly Spaush oak; with
dergrowth Of stink bush buckeye sumacb aud other
dergrowth indicating rich soil. About l2O acres of the
above lands in high Of cultivation, and will pro-
duce sO0 pounds Of cotton to the acre The build
inss in good condition. with large and coCmoious
Hotel and winter residence for n family; also, TenPin
Alley Billiard Room and Table bath House, two Bail
Room, one of which is fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also roomy Stables ognthcr with Corn Cribs
Negro Iouses In fact there is nothing wanting 10
make this one of the desirable watering places the
South the stands in hi repute any in the
State. Testimonials OF the fact be produced II
quired.
will sell the place the following terms Ten dollars
per acre-one fourth cash the balance In three annual
payments with and approved security mort
gage of the place.
Any person wishing to engage in business Of the kind,
would do we'll examine these Springs rs the business
could be commenced without outlay save for groce.
res, there ample supply OF things necessary tor
hotel business Any number OF sheep can be had nj S
beet at to Cents turkeys at IS cents chickens at l
cents sgss ut 10 cents per dozen, butter ~ 10 cents
FOR iGrther particulars apply to {. T. Haynes Esq Ga.
zettC ONCE Hhaba AlBbainH myself O, the Springs.
June 9-om ENGLISH. Trustee.
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II OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
II Bernard. This plantation lies the james River, in
tae county of Goochand immediately above Maiden's
Adventure dam and within tweuty eight miles Of Rich.
mond 1t contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
OF whichs-ventyve James River low grounds,
OF the best quality, thrtyfve acres creek low
grounds and the remainder Ia Beaver dam creek red
land There is on the place good dwelling house
beautiful site. and all necessary and both the
buildings and the fences are in good repair aud the land
is IN high state Of cultivation.
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses mules cattle incu
ding nilch and the farming utensils are, the most
OF them, new and all Of them good-and there are
enough both of stock and farming utensils for the tho
rough cultivation Of the plantation.
The terms Of sale as to tho payments will be made
very much to suit the purchaser.
Mr.. James NJ. Payne, my manager living on the place
will show property any person desiring to examine
it. Ny address is Washington, D. c.
Nav I7-ctf NJ " PAYNE.
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LAND FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale my Tract OF Land containing about
Il 100 acres, lying in the county OF Pisyvania immc.
daiey the line of the Richmond and Danville Rail
Road, and wi, in four miles OF two DepotS. The i'm
provements consist Of story dwelling house
with hve and passage, sach having good
FIRE place The out.buldings mostly new, aud are
sufficient for the purposes of the plantation The land s
in hne state OF Improvement heareer portion OF the til
grass, and a part to Timothy, lis well adapted corn.
wheat aud tobacco, lies in section OF fhe fines,
baccc region in the State, ia well timbered and wa:erca
and has 800 Of select fruit w;hn
the last three years. The situation commands fine view
of the in passing and capable OF being made OF
the beautiful, the line u: the road, between Rich
mond and Danviie.
Persons wishing purchase invited to inspect the
premises correspond with the subscriber directing
Whitloc Post Office, Halifax county, Va.
Sept l0-ctf WM RISON.
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NorE-Ihosc holders Of certificates who desire to
oeeIn oy attorney "cEiiin- beYond the limits vi
the OnNed stNes "ckn""i"a:" the power before sUme
Minister flrnpotr'iFy. Charge dAh.ires, Consul Gene
ra Consul, Vice Consul Cua,n.rcl. ,vcn,
by the of the limited STATE. to .uv tor,u
country; before the proper officer any cor, of suc
county or the Mayor other chct ma.trnc OF tny v
town, or corporation therein 1t residing the ini,,
Sta the acknow cement before Justice OF the P-4cr
No -ry Public Commissioner OF Deeds appointed by
vernon of Virginia ia sufficient In ali ;h,
certificates mast BE- delivered.
W CLUTTER Auditor OF Public Accounts.
! H. PARKER, Register
GEO ". MUNFORD. Sccy. Commonw ealth.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
Richmond c3u