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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
Fatal RAILROAD lssldsnL

Asths through freight rain going
west last Saturday morning approach
ed the crossing of N W. EsSnpiks
road, one mile east Of Clarksburr
q drove Of cattle belonging to Mf. c.
~. Beale, of Mason Co., we're passing
that point. the engine knocked down
a large OK and carried the OK some
20 or 80 yardsswhen the train vas on.
the trestlss this side Of the CROSSINGS.
Here the trestles broke down aud the
engine and tender fen through ID the
ground. A yonng man, named Hoy,
who was on the engine with the epfin :.
eer, jumped of as the engine WA 70
| ing down, but happened to fall Under
Fit, and was crushed odeath - GGrks-
burg Rsgistsr.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
The Raaneort7 fNorth n..a,;..

The Beaufort North Oarolinal
Journal says thatlon board theschoon.
Ter Emily, which was abandoned on !
voyage from Charleston to Beaufort
last winter, were two slaves, owned
in the latter place. They With the
restof the crew wers taken to Liver.
pool, where they were at perfect liber-
~. to remain free bit they did not
hesitate in signifying their preferences
for home, and have now returned Is
their duties in Beanfort S9stA
CaroliniGn. zs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

Dead Sanl. WI Brady died in
Winchester, Va, last week. &c was
one ofthe three survivors Of the Cane
massacre in the Florida war and wa
8 soldierin the whole Of the Scot
campaign ia Mexico. At ChspnIts
pee foremost among those who icalsi
the walls, he was so severely wound
ed asto be at firstreportsd ID tie libt
'of the killed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

SuIcrDr. We are informed that
an incorporate man, named Logan.
q carpenter BY trade, committed sui
eide BY shooting himself in the ssor, ).
ach; Our informant states that be
placed the nauzzle Of an old gun barrel
against his person, and ignitsd the
powder with q coal Of fire, prodncinR
an explosion, and killing him in.
stantly e Dispatch.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

CouETERFElTs. = 4, gentlemen writes
to the Fayetteville az o. Observer
that he has seen atI that place several
counterfeit $6a and 500 bills on the
Farmers Bank bf North Carolina
and that "any quantity Of counter,
felt SO Cape Fear bank bills are in
circulation in that neighborhood.
The bad appearances of the paper and
engraving makes Ii easy, he writes,
todetect these latter.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
~ ,lcCpaIAS Il NEWMAN.
TToRNETs AT Law

N Kanawha g. H, W. Ne
Y,Av1p MscO Mas tiats Judge q the 18th
4 j eiTeai.5 .and ]. G. NEWMAN. having
|sntkfsd into Paftnershiptfor
PRAe TIClNG Law
IS Kanawi & ! AMI adj .inins counties, viii ~
|tend III citsnft and county eouEts q M
- 4 and II atnA d, and also the Gireait couris
IN csbsu and WaYns Clients nay rely 81
|.heir reen " atttndance cf the Courts q !hose
anties, kad ths / faishfui Attention 70 busi-
ness. one orshe otheF d then may always
|be fluna, duvint bussness hours, # their o.
ace ovetI. 3. Rogers Dug Store
l5tu1& n Afk K8Es H
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
Wsstsra Emigration.

~ \, t,,;;n, &c v;rr;,;o
80 III III, i, is.uatsI -. 49, S.a.o
IL , ~ , alfs =. ,,o,,n,at;nn
shoulu " uralnEu = = p II II IA;
ana ~sal Y y lls 49,. !, e o ~,
zeiis y an 4, wYs.ef, III. o ~ IN tasas
s VIZ, ss tney Rays " sne nis la .a1o'
M e3elpslse oiis - ecu. ~. j. H.
cia.io iag aA Il, = 49, s..S Ststss "a
p.plis $3.50 FL. - - ,..a - Nam
e ~ ;, allnpa s a,sae1 !, ny no
slaui . III 1 aoi IA ,Iotbar = ;ra;,i;a
s 49,, 49, u. poon ~, It'll a.. Tre;acts
.l9' aa LIE ~ aaasea sr oso,,ls
az such go; alu .e.s.ss II. g ~
= nla aei tsid y w. \. : ~, M, ,,o;
~. p 4 gtha T. IA All. I'M s.ote
Son u ~ puYi9p aat.I !, Nu II, aaaosa go
ueos ;,a.g. p tsf g oustsno,sd o,,,
~ ia II i1srs, r.ll M ,sdneatad ana
pes 80 ,.saAEnto avarvthinr
| sncb j MI HIna;cT Nv which the
1land.s .tr;bnt;na;sfa III Ti;ruiriia seek
IA iine,,at; iii tbansalyea l;nto I,,onplar
4 fsvar andt sysar IN the s Stata from its
,a.oa, a1, Nil ~ ~ ri Moi
are thafactI{aFF;n tha case Recent IN.
ta ri Nh fron,] ina North represents
tba RAJ .ofarn;orat;on from that sec.
ton to}tba fert1la fields Of the great
west, ID H. exceed ANYTHING & ever
known before III the history o Of our
s, an5 M wbola Az Nav
4Iarland 5s,s,t,t s,r;srarts are, on tbe
4 NM : q H. wess lIw hsre o,s il onIt5e
vino vino from oVirginia and the,sonth
VIZ u th;s Il tifftr ela,nonot III. for the
4 ;l,oaa ;',,,1'.n yannonts i mann.
e. tas nifapiila lan,ls, Il ednca.
= $500 ;a,,I IN 1'ar henanse ofhaa1T
lam ana hfah tasaa None of these
II a0pt aiiu ittb$5H.tAps kSo. ~ - 'Ao
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

| James Clarke was killed in 1 erov-
gerry, At the Fab wharf, IN Alexandrla
g few days ago, BY q man named
Goodrich, who plunged . large 6sk
knife into the abdomen Of Clarke.
killing him instantly. "A scufas took
place between thepaities, in sport,
which led to i'll feelings, and the nur.
der. Goodrich is in jail.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
D1srFEssIEa AoolDENr The Ia

DIsrREssIEG ACCIDENT The Har.
risonburg Democrat states that !
small child Of Mr.. Driver, living in
the lower end ofRockinghanl county.
was scalaed to death On SaturdayIby
falling into atnb Of boilinp water. :
1t lived but q few hours after beipp
fakar, NH Ell "a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

WHrrE SUIpHbR EfRIEas.The
White 6nlphnrBprirg Of Greenbriel
have been purchased BY . company
Of Virginia capitalists, for the snm 81
e750, 900; and are to have expended
upon them Is speedily a. possible
some $250, 900 for extending the &c.
odations md beautitying lie
grpnnds, b.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

We are informed by the CLERK ef
the Circnit Court, Jno. s Byrne, Gao.
that two free negroes have mads a.
.placation during the present teim Of
the Courtto be sold into slavery rad.
.er thar leave the State. This is !
nat which we recommend Mr.. Gree
Icy to crack. Warrsnton WAiQ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

L )
tanned that distribution was Conssitu-
ltionals because the Constitution pro.
vides that CONGRESS shall have BOW,
Ter to dispose Of and make all need
Iful rules and regulations respect.
ling the territory or other property be-
longing to the United States. This,
said MIR; Clay, Isl "a broad, uDalsm;,
Ted, cgul aolen0ry poUsr, subject ID
no restriction, other than d Sound.
practical, and 8totssnaaag;ks deere.
tion, 70 be eee,rissd By Gon!gress. n
Mr. Calhoun denied the correctness
of the position Of Mr.. Clay, and main.
tanned that thera IS a Constitutional
''restriction." Congress, said hi.
Calhoun, cannot apply the proceeds
of thepublic lands to colonize Africa.
or give it to the abolition societies d!
Northern States; and therefore cannet
exercise an unlimited power'' over
lit. Mi. Clay, in the next place, main
tanned that the portion of tile laIid
ceded1by Virginia AND some other
States to the Federal Government,
could be distributed, or its proceeds,
because it was conveyed as a stcorn
mon fund for the use and benefit Of the
States" Mr.. Calhoun replied that
''conaaaon is the very opposite Of asp-
Gr'dtes and ofcourse distributipnfalls
A common, fund to be separately us.
ed, added Mr. Calhoun, is q contI !.
fdiction in terms, Both Of Mr. Glay's
] positions being completely refated
IMr, calhoun proceeded to show that
Congress has no right to exercise the
powel claimed and distribute theEpub-
| lic moneys. because Congress can ek.
efciseIno power unless.it be cypress
1 W granted by the Constitution, Or bs
necssadgy to execute the granted pow
Iers. And Mr.. Calhoun referred 4
MIR. Aadison's Ilnassailable position
on this subject:
Whenever a question arises con,
Rcerning the eonstitutionality 81 aEpar
ticulaf power, /" said Mi. Madison, il
Ibis famous Report, "the first qhestioi
is, WHETHER the power be. expressed
in the Constitution. # it be-, ths
4 questHpn IL decided. If it be not ex
pressed, the next enquiry mpst be
whether # IS properly an incident t
an express power, and necessary 70 ii
execuqo1; III be, u may be eTer
cisco Py Congress. II it be not, Con
gress cannot exercise it .E I'll
L. distribution expressly authoriz
ed ~ fhe Constitutions No;4i i
mot Isogpretendedt Isit necessary anc
proper to the execution OF any express
Ily granted poWen if SO, which o
thlemf Nonel IN the contrary it i'm
pedes ana lmPaIrS the powers Eide
iray1ng the expenses Of Government
In tne next place Mr.. Calhoun pro
ceeded 70 show that ssdistribution'
was unconsFltutlonai ana wrong be
cause the greater portion OF the land I'D
were PaFcnased by the revenues 9
. the government. Sfhese revenues,
sag W.T. af.. C;,lt y admitted, could no
pc consFtllttuldtlonaily distributed amen!
me States. By what political alche
my are tne lands themselves tree
lEConstifntion IN he 1,oa gsva 49, -
nnrch asino tbarca on 49,
crease ita Bower N niaasnrss IL NJ,
pnrchase o5ftarr;tnrvfa
We Rive an accnyata eo,den.s,;o,
Of H. 6alhonn'a sran,, so a!;sson
n ,1D =. ~ = I, - 1u.oeo, nlbHvu
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

q negro boy named Ned, cEi.s.S
NTH attempting the murder 1f E'1
mistress, Mrs. Cliff near Port Hs1..
ees tried At last Cnrolina county
Court, found guilty, and sen'nS6si -
= hErg on the isih of.5nn. ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

About one million cents Of the new
coin have been manufactured at the
{. s. Mint, in Philadelphia. They
will be issued in about two weeks
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
Law AND JUsTIcE.

81 Il FIgHER ma ~. ENoLIsH hay
I'll inr : catered into partnership, tor ne
pu,pese ~ Brae tieinE Law in the counties q
Mason I Ia putnam, will regularly attend the
Circuit. euAuterly aud Monthly Courts u
hose two ECU nues. and will pay every atten-
ion Ii Lusia ness entrusted 70 thelr care.
One 81 ths ether of the firm will alwsys pe
found Il their gfiice, III Point Pleasant, e n i
|one Of he other win regularly be A. the Pnl-
nam Counts Courts.
Pt Pl ash nj Dee. 70, n31Yl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

I The jail of Hagerstown, Nd wa
entirely consumed by fire, on Friday
last. The prisoners were secured.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

The schr.f Jenny Lind was espsized
in Chesapeake Bay, dnrihg ths storm
on Wednesday: a lady, Who WIS %
board, is said to have been drowned
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

Hiram j. Stricken, I nativs q
Page county, has been appointsd
Comptroller ofKansaa.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

=. =. TURNER,
ATTORNEY AT LA " /,
Jsshson, c. H, Virginia,
,,. 81 ~. ~ 800 AZ vin34
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
JOHN a WARrH,

JOHN a WANI q,
Attorney at Law,
KANAw IA s'ALIk Ess ~.
WILL give diligent attenticnto Az hnsi-
nessentIusted to him In the copnues
y KAniwha, Putnam. Boone and Logan.
ipriI I, 1876. v2n49
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-14
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
'l'i',,x sIrCHIE 4 DUNNAVANr.
4 I. kiS:

,s s' s ps9s; s.a y;
~ eight a''s' "m Weekly live dollars per snnun and
S % ssn s"Ss s1 six "Syr"s' ssrss for tSt so the s
W,y SnaGl,SI,, IN advance. When letters containing
aid iuHN'Hs :, mail they must be registered, or they
~ arS "ir i,,,.,.s 's", OF the writes.
v. &c NJ the ITrrVs Ir OF ADVERTISING.
F>or,RxR-For rEN lines or less. hrss
Is rhs sni ever. succeeding Insertion twen'
my sn,. xSss sSr snss Or n.ssoH nss ss s'e;
.ses :a'y .%n Inserted Gly week dty cents
i,s each s., WsySly fe srEs nes or less fire,
Is rns ave CENTS to each subsequent insertion
.er'n. Srn ,u,.rcd onl once week seveuty.hve
,ra' "r rsSsrS.I-ror TESli OF less. first inser
!S fhk 80 cents. for crh continuance fifty cents
ehsrsd sa for one square ,ot of
Annan ,r TWO squaies. nut IN that proportion Tor au
has' e q greater iengn, except AuciioneerS, VINO
',f';r'". ',f';i"'"S Sio1 lpnp,r uclnted)
~ sa a, OS.usrcs and Trittes Of Respect, exceeding
~ ,n.s NJ. charged Tor nsdvertisements.
Ssai ,,o,u distance must bc accompanied WIN the
sactory rctecnces, toinsure execution
';ss Al iacT this ohee my be reni.,sd per ,ns, Ia u,
H.ys;lste Bank notes, registered, st the RISK o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-14
THEE FUNERAL or GOV. MARCY.

The funeral of Gov. Marcy at Albany, was one o:
the most imposing ever witnessed in that city. ~
Presidents Van Buren, and Pierce, Ex-Governor
Bouck, Fish, Hunt and Seward, and many other pub
lie men, attended. The display of military very
fine. The buildings in the streets through which the
funeral procession passed were draped with mourning,
and signs Of sorrow were visible on every horlse.
g
THE llIsToRY OF FRANCE from the earliest period
10 the present time. BY Thomas Wright, Esq, NJ.
A., +. 5. A., &c.
We are again indebted to Mr.. John Perry, Wall
street, Richmond Va, Agent Of the London PRINTING.
aud Publishing Company, for number Of this vnIu
able and interesting history, which is illustrated with
a beautiful sesl plue engraving, called the BATTLE
OF TOLBiAcuM beginning Of l9G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-14

LARGEST SOUTHERN PIANO FACTORY
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PLANO FORTES
"M kNARE senior partner in the hate firm of
w kSADE, GAxHLE IL Co (Which wns dissolyed by
the death oil Mr. Henry tiaehlc continues the ,nuufr
ture and sale OF Grand and Square Pianos under the
name Of
WIN. KNABE g. CO.
At the old stand Nos. J. and T. North Eutaw st on.
posite the Euaw House, nnd at the new sales Ioo No.
a07, Market st., Baltimore.
The subscriber most respectfully bcss leave to
to the ladies and gentlemen U the South Ls sincere nc.
acknowledgements TOR the very liberal patronage Ihcv huyc
uniformly extended to his establishment: and desires nj
the time to them, that suulatnd Inv thcr
constantly increasing custom during ,nst vr.rs he has
spared neither trouble expense perfect ss fr M DOS
sible the Piano Forte ensure cnununrr nj the
custom of persons OF cultivation and refinement
In addition to the cOIlncndh:i0n of tho nnst eminent
Pianist OF the country he would ndd that Mt every
at which his Pianos were oa exhibition they hHvc uni.
tormy been awarded the highest hJnors of the several
Institutes
Being extensively engaged in the manufacture of
Pianos. and employing over hundred OF the ,ns
rienced journoymcD am procured 10 sell either whole.
sale retail the most accommodating t,rn,. "a uhulc
sale dealers will therefore, find it to their mi yu,un
give me call before purchasing elsewhere
All instruments built my ncory have I'm iron romes
aud constructed MS to secure preut .lJ;.iouui
strength, without affecting the tonc ud thry will there
lore sund in any climate.
Every Piano Forte Of lny Manufacture is guaranteed
for five years. and when intended to nj, d,.,sn, order
the greatest possible is taken to cnsurc % scc,o
OF an Instrument calculated in tone tuurh ,uycr mud
mechanical hnsh To please tho mcr; t.stdjos in adti.
ton " which privilege Of exchange is granted Mt sny
time within six months, should the instrument mo, live
cntire satisfaction. AnT;, Soc,,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-14
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

TIME subscriber offers for sale his farm Oranro yic
Il lying GU the Rapid Ann River, Culpepcr county
Virginia. within hulf mile of the Rapid Anu station on
the Orange aud Alexandria Rail Road in thicky sct.
tied neisiborhood the society equal any in Virginia
and the county a very healthy one.
The tract c0utains 63it ACRES with abundance of
timber convenient the rail road and large portion of
the cleared hand has fine South eastery exposure and
Tor productveness OF crops will think compare vora.
bly, with those Of no Of the farms in the neighboood;
the wheat crop having for years past ranged from
l2 to 500 bushels without the OF 2uano which would
probably double the crop the same land.
The residence Is situated eniuence, overlooking
larger portion of the cleared land and the surrounding
country. in view Of large nuber OF residences with
Merchants Grss and Saw Mills, very convenient also
Post Office.
This FARM is within four and half hours travel by
rail road OF Richinoud Virginia. and two and half or
three hours to Alexandria and Washington City.
Persons desiring further information respecting this
Farm, with view of purchasing, invited to visit it. or
address the subscriber at Rapid Ann Station, Cupeper
county, Va. L. II. TALIAFERRO.
AurI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-14
nv the GovERNOi OF VIRGINIA.

HEREAS 1adss sSFS .s s1snsensh s"pas is circuit.
,...,,,,,ion has been accepted by the Executive
Nj a. il; conformity To awt the Sheriff oi each OF the
.s. Of Snyla Talewel Washington. kHss' SSr
"' ~ ,Isc,inn Tor Jud.ent said Circuit, 10 be hcid
r-sr!sy the ,wcn;y third day ct July neN'' al The
,',rss prescribed by law. ,,. ann,
E,a under my hand IA Go7.'nnr ana IhIei ,.h .I J
Il IN, C6mu!onwcu,ha at Richmond, tins ls'n aay
4, ~ t n',, I.;- HENRY 4. WISE.
=! h!'.e~.,S,h '.e Wv June lI--ctdr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-14
BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA

rxyIIrEEAS vacancy has been created III th" Eish'h
w Judicial Circuit, by the edesth oil Eu.t"cc Nonway
~. d.r oil ,ha, Circuit, therefore il conformity 10 mw
~-.,,,s.5 Richmond. Wesmorrland. King George,
..S.rjrans, caroline, Hanov.r King William King
Dp.n aud Essex composing 'al Circuit, 'e hereby re-
sI 10 cause an election Tor Judge "t s"ia Ieu "
-aed Thursday. the twety thira "ay VI '"9 "e>''
,.:re places prescribed by lns
oven under my hand Governor, and under inc Ssai
of the Commonwealth at Richmond. TINS istn uAS
. - of June lsjs. HENRI q. "iSE'
70 ,he Governor: GEORGE ". MrSFoRD. Secretary oi
';,'n,,n,wc,I,b Iuuc l3-ctdr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-14

TIME subscriber offers ut private sale, that beautiful
IL Farm In Goochland county, called ORAPAKES, ly.
log James River Licking Hole Greek and the James
River and Kanawha Canal four miles above the Court
House, and thirty -four miles from Richmond. The situa
ton is aulony the beautiful the rivor command
ing view Of the whole arabic surface fine view Of the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up aud
down the river The estate in high state of improve
ment, and remarkably healthy 1t ndjoins the
tates OF Thomas j. Desue w. b. Weisiger. and r. skip
with and contains 93S acres, of which lii 10
first low grounds 22O Of second low grounds 2a
OF arabic high land and BY of wood land -
The improvements consist Of frame dwelling with eight
rooms Ia good kitchen outhouses, quarters. oycrscer'
house built in the last five years with brick chimney
and undrrpnning, and new brick barn. GOx30, with
shed running the whole length, sixteen feet wide,
threshng usohiue, ice house, aud all necessary
stables sc.
ANY person wishing to purchasea desirable residence,
would do well visit this before purchasing elsewhere
will cell ON reasonable terms.
Every ration is making seed 200 ia
wheat this ta !v0 "t +" fnlow. aud the coricld has
81 :. p-ks
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing /,
stands, and most Of the negroes.
My manager, Mr.. Sanders. will show the estate ANY
wishing tn purchase.
Ny address is Subjects p. o Powhatan county.
Oct l5-ctf MILES e. SELDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-14
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

NV hEREAs lhave been appoincdb by the Circuit Court OF
w Deyer county Tennessee, Trustee Of Clarsa Echols
wife of Jackson Ecols therefore hereby live n,ir
shall apply to the Judge "f the Circui, Cour, Of aIuay
county, Virginia, on the .d day of ,,x, term oT it
court for leave to cnail ami receive Jonathan S,o
WALL trustee for said Clars, Eclo!, in yrriui, ami M l
nand and receive Of all other persons any money mr. ci
due belonging TO the said Caria EcolS in Virginia and
shall also apply TO The sld Circuit Court The time fore
said leave to remove the said funds and effects Ia IN,
State Of Tennessee.
Inn. og-cWlm JOHN l. SISrI ,Ip
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-14
CLOVER IiILI. FOR SALE.

VfsVfEN fITTsT tVN SNI'F.
TINHE SUBSCRIBER Offers ipr sale his farm in the
IL county Of Culpepcr, known al Glover lIll. II lies
immediately upon the Grunge mnd ANandri Railroad
within mile OF Mtrhes station and hvc milrs from
Culp"per Court House and nat more than tour hours
ride from either Richmond or Washington city.
1t contains by recent survey, a4u "r;c- and is in
healthy and beautiful region o country; Is gently undu
laug. and well aptcd the growth ot wheat corn
bHcco and hay.
The improvements consist of dwelling, with seven
rooms aud all necc.rnry out buildings.
The su5.criber deems n minute "scTi v,
In presuncs would purcln-c before viewing the
premises, and, therefore, invites all person. wanting To
purchase handsome and desirable tnrm call upon him.
he 10 anxious to tr and will do upon nccommun
ting terms. The above property il no; privately disposed
Oi, oil which due notice will be cvrn will be- offered nj
public auction WEDN ESuAl, the 9TH u August next
il fair, IL hot, the next i,ir day thereafter.
ROBERT TAYLOR.
N B.-Any communication add drcss.d my ncic chLnr.
DANL +. SLAUGHTER, E.q. or myself, nt Mitchell .
Station, CuPeper County, will be- responded TO-
Nav 99-cIawtds II IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-14
AIBEMAKLE LAND FOR SALE.

WI ing to business wish, propose sell privately,
Mount Air the Farm upon which live. The farm is
situated upon Hardware River in Aibcmac county, in
very desirable neighborhood, and half miles from
ssottssie on James River and fifteen from Charottcs
ville adjoining the lands of Geo. Gilmer, Isaac r.
being low grounds arsc portion which arc yer fer
tile. The mansion 10 auccn but convenicn, building
il situated upon emncncc above the river and COM
mands not only full view of the farm but one
Of the finest prospects in the upper country Tho Barn
and other houses in fair order. line vein of ncslone
which has been proven valuable for agricultural
both BY analysis and experiment through Que corner
of the land and IL very accessible for mining
will tnke pleasure in showing the land to any who
may call upon me!
Terms accommodating. JNO. D. NOON. SR
Nav l9-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-14
1;KEENDRIEI FARM FOR SALE.

TUNHE undersigned oilers Tor sa1r ho I"'' IN - s;,I;
Queen county. called "trccnbrIcr E"" w m''nrr r"
two miles of the Mattaponi River and about iouf VI
mile, from Wuke.,on the lcud ul sican!o" nVl2n'io
1t adjons the estates Of John Walker Jo my"na yxs,""
i,v m and mostly i'm woods There If but very li'lic
open land on the plnccthe greater portion rem: Ia,
BODY OF woods thckly with pnc OAK nii hickory .u
nrcpsy pine; aud to thosc di-pacd r"sn:' III me
business vi cutting cod wood u:rlus :r'a' Inducements
Ma large seagoin scLoonrrs pass h this point hd
within miles Of the land. ,
The frm well watcrcd with several mari onnEs CON
venicntly situated.
Terms accommodating and full possession given im'r'
distely
rs5sUness sold before privately, (o which due notice
will be sven) the above land will hr sold PUBLICLY @" th'
promises on THURSDAY. the 27ih ol August, le"'' II
fair, il not, the next fair dny thereafter.
Persons dcsirous of mixing enquiry proposals oy
letter eau do 50 by nddrrssin. ID H. hKhH'L
April 2S-cwif Ayctts. king William County, Va