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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
ALSO 10 OK y LIKELY NEGkOES. CATTLE, HORSES

HOGS, SHEEP, &c., &C,
WE will offer for sale privately, aud If not sold before,
w will sell publicly. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY.
THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, III fsir,) II not, on the
mex. fair day, q Tract Of Land In Powhatan county, lying
on James River, u miles above Richmond, adjoining the
lands Of Miles c. Selden, on the east, and James II. sublett,
On the west. The tract contain. 500 acres, Of which 81
acre, are James River low grounds. The Highlands be!ng
Q. u red soil, susceptible Of the highest state Of Improve
,neu,, and now In AZ improved condition. The high land.
are divided into Eve ae!ds. OF about ~ acres each, and
are well fenced In: the balance is in woodland Of original
growth, capable u sustaining the place. There Is also f"
line quantity Of plan, land.
The improvements are two new Tobacco Houses, Barn,
with machinery attached, Negro Cabins, Kitchen, and Il
good Dwelling House OF 8 rooms, &c. For scenery, health
and society, the ne!ghborhood Is unsurpassed, convenient
70 churchs, Of leading denominations; also, grt.t mills, Il
slw mill and p~ost-ofice within one and a haf mile, OF thr
place. Those purchasing will take possession on the hrst 81
January, with wheat crop seeded. Negroes. sold on same
day. Persons desiring Information will address James NJ.
Su6ie,i, or I. B. sublet, * Bro, Subjects Post Office, Pow
hatsn county, Va.
will, on day VI sale above named, as administrator for
che estate Of Thomas :. Sublett, deceased, proceed to sell
The stock, OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Also, the crop OF Corn, Oats, Fodder
shueks, Straw, SC.
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IOLNrl OF Fax 'h''
,yIVy VALUABLE FARM FOX >,Lt

a VERY VALUABLE FARM FOR >ti:i
ID authority OF the lat will and '"''"m'I' ! f"'"f
T. surnt.ry, dec d, will sell, ~ Public aHcHun, At
.,ry Cour,,uusr. w MONDAY. the 1HtSib 81
.UNp DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT. (belny cou', lay
n. Tract ol i.-ud Oh which the s"ii +. ! rptnii-y i"'
,j,d III , r ,in!e o. 81. 80" III. Containing II" -t'r".
,i,out ,.r mic. iriin the Courthouse i'ius on buin -
i Crur..s swans. md ai;uir irg the '-nds oi I " =
.p, nticy Hnd uIG'rs. 1hcre 10 about w acte. cie"le'
n,u, 100 ncre, very heavily tirnn' red Inc tuildin-s 4. .
L good ., drr; ,h- d.eliu. house contains SIX room D"
yus.a.e; sn0i irsm-d quaisrrs; eood 't"b"' ''ih'
49, .hn,.. I'd all nrr.-.siy nvu.tr .uitabl- 10: :.ruii-
,uru, .es; II well ui rxc-licn, ~st'r III lhr yhri. - -"
upi. orchards. P-r,ous wishing To view th' p'''''.
tml apply to Mr. I. ". II -pt"il-y "n th' Tar" 7y d"
,u, aho Ul,l tux pleasure IN chow ing ir'Ih the '''" 50
Iyxas-a credit 81 twelve, eighteen s"f :" %
.nou,ll. Will r- gwen the purciirss:, .Dr bonds : ~ q.
,ruy-i security. c~Hirytns int"i"st lroni nht'
JAS W. :PRAf:ii.
uct z-..,d, Exon q: P.t.i T Sprn,!-!. - :
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Those DESTROYS Of buying Land, viii find a g""i frF"rtu
nity IN the Sale Of this immense tract Of Lane. u, iItiHs
thousands OF acres. Tho Receiver will give AL! .n'':ma
;iou in Ids power to ,hOse who write, or 10 10 Ia. OH. At
ipalachicola. CHARLES IillS.
Oct 2i-cwlstJan Receiver In the ahoN" 'aL'.
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F~;RNV!.LE MARKET, OCT. -.
..sAoeo-i rining. ard LuCs So 20 4 so; Fair 70 Good
r. ES'"t; Fine and Ex.rs 50 toll
En-, ~ ,.osnsnd lair stock good. Snpcrnne 4: 10 ! 30
cne' 80 10 {; Family ~ 10 So
SetS N1AI-sl
r.. %%ak4E-in brisk demand. Prime wb,,s n \, IN 1 30,
y.aaa common grades 3 { TO | 30.
W.. Stock heavy with q downwar ard tendency Sale,
>'e' H1r, 10 10 TO II Q; Family cured II II to Il
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RICHMOND AND PkTENe8UWG RAIDMOAI
%sssaEssyzss#@ 49,

VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND STATE PAIR
nURING TIE C3H rINUtSCE OF THE
- Central and STATE Fairs At Richmond and rr,"rt
burr, tickets will be issue! over this road. from Potter.
burg To Richmond, and ttou Iichmoud to Petersburg
n Is cents each.
All article. Intended for exhibition At either Of ,h'
fair.. will be tramp ,r,ei u ,he f,ir ri the r'su'"r rate,
and II no cnsngs In o~ne-ship hns taken place, tGey " j
be tran.po; ted back FREE Of charge
As thi. Company 10 2 provided vi b bu; a limited numb
OF Cars ,uitabla to: ih- transportation OF Stock. nrpl''
tinn must BIZ made Rt the irsi. HI office. at least tour day
prior to tho day on 1h'ch stock Is 10 be Transported: o
stock my be driven. ircc OF toll. over tue MnEchesi-
an1 Petersburg Turnpike Road, dirsnce % miles.
Oct 7-dtNov2 + II GILL. Superintendent
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NEW ORLEANS MAskET, OCTOBER la.
COTTON Sales to-day 500 balso; sales Tor three day.
% 0O bales: receipts 30,N0 Uales; s,o. Il in port lU7 $50
against Ill Ieu nj the came time last year. The receipts
in alt Sou,he.e ports are now JIG sou bales ahead Of the
receipts Al the corresponding period last year. The mar.
kt closed with easier prices, but quotations unchanged.
Midd!inQ III a Iii cts. sugar - cis. Molaste. closed al
70 cA. Corn duit ar 10 CTS Bagging Ia. cu. Frsghi
fr Cotton TO Boston g.
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MERCHANDISE.

S~(EAUTIFCL PIANOs.-By tae -as--
49, hhxall, just arrived, we are in 70. E$wS4&S
'",' tat,L:r ~IUDpiirs u. Hi
"okCh-ttHS Planes. - u v
% wi'ch 81" wou!d invite IA. al, .,.on o, Prote,,.,..
int;'"ir rnd The puaic.
view 80 h'..tt!ion IA sqy... ! =; Worcester nt.
NJ ms 't''ao'o 'H-ti Gia.I,- LAW OH ;.d ,r .-l- -, ~.
"1n'!' 4 NURkIs.
SU' sol. As-Et, nirhfunlI.
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NEW FAIL STOCK.
1TAyING row In sore the largest aud bes. stock o!
Ill BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, v4LIcEs. CAR 81.
PET BAGS, SCHOOL SATCHELS &c, ,ha: I ever
had, l respectfully ask 4 call from my friend, md
the public. confident that ! can give them a, good -.
articles and At as low prices a. any store 10 this city. !
have every style and quality, for Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys,
Misses, Children and Servants, house or Geld hands. With
renewed efforts 10 give satisfaction, | hope to please all that
may favor me with their patronage.
No. 43 Main street. sign Of the big boot Just below St.
Charles Hotel, opposite side Main street.
Oct o0-c2t WI. WALSH.
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ID ROGCEs. BROGUES. BROGUES 5000 pa,
ID Richmond usde Brogues, tor .ale on sccomm 'os
ting terms, BY n. DEvEREuH,
Leather Dealer, l32, Cary st.,
Ssu4 S{-of Between l9h aAd Ekh "a
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TO PRINTxKs AND EDITORS.

NAPIER RES 4ND TYPE FOR SALE.
sIAvISti purchased n larger press and rev typo. The
Oh Napier pres and the type on which the "EuluiI:f
5 now printed, will 'c sold ~ a srtst bargain, and de-
ivered To the purchaser in the course Of two or thrr'
4eeks. by which time We expect 10 complete OR ErrHn.e.
nenls ami bring out he Enquirer" on nm -nlsrge sheet.
With new mai erisls and other improvements.
Aug. - EDITORS OF ENQUIRER"
NOTICE.
5NHANGE OF HOCR The Steamers a s<~T1
- GLEScovE or CCkTIs PECK will leave lS..S7f1SHEf
lie Wharf Ut kockclts, every Morning,
Sundays excepted tor Portsmouth and Norfolk, 1T S:
o'clock, precisely, aud return each alternate day, touching
ing. X. y. HASklNs
Tic, la
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LYNcHRuRG MARKET Oro-oo

1o,.co' SThhCR9 MARKET, Ocro; ka 20.
re 80. ns season for old tobacco being prs,tv
sos, ! snd lntls or no new Offering, wa omit ouo,n.
WIZ. .i"lnr' are selling a. 81 50 q q, az 10 su.I:y.
Ia 49,, = Los demand /. good for good and prime
ro.s faa"sy we quote al OIL rs Ex.rs Nas at o. 20
p.%,, .sa. dn!s offering and dslnsnd li.b, ., $3.50 cts
'~-the demand u nmited. We quoss Noun.
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COFFEE, CATSCPS, SA &C.
o. BOXES M~ACCAROEl, fresh
kC IS bags superior Java Coffee
Worcester, Reading and John Bull Sauce
Beef Tongues, Tongues and Sounds
Eaglsh Table Salt, In jar,
Superior Sweet Oil
French and English Mustard
Green and Black Teas, o. finest quality
Currant Jelley. Olives and Caperi
Virginia and English Wslrut Ca,srps
Dutch, Sapsago and American Cheese, for sale by
DC; 2S-c2w W. VI. HARRISON ( co
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NEW Arrival or PIANO FORTE..
9S.lE subscribers have just opened
4 number vi PIANO FOR RS OF ex. H4EESS1
;ulsite tome and tnleh, which will be kF@i
old at very moderate prices. These 2 81
instrutnsnts are Of the sarle make that the subscri
'ers have been selling for - many years past, and wbicl
iavs given such drligh, and pl.sure TO purchasers.
ALSO
Large supplies OF Piano Stools, Piano Covers. ~superbly
Foned Guitars, Viohn. Harp, Guitar and Violinc-lI'
'trings OF rnr best qualities Together with An extensiv,
objection OF new ind fashionable Music.
WOODtOUSE & CO.,
Booksellers, S~ta,.-ners and
June7 D.nlrra in Piano fortes.
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ALBEMIKT.R MILITARY INSTITUTE,

A~LBEMARI.E MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE.
'ENIiE eXcrciscs OF tis school have NOT been discou-
z tnuei as reported In tnany quarters Although the
Principal contemplate, sometime .incr. locating on II
larger turn. he has nbudoIci thu. idea Tor the present
Should such "a ch ny" be rnrie, he Intends still TO con.
:.nue his School. having always a select number. taught
~ himself and Il Grad ,te Of The University OF Virein,h.
The present Corps III Instructors consists OF
joins p. STRANGE. Principal,
lnsurci o. in Mathematics. &c.
SIS COLEMAN, Ian
J. LlPSCUMB JJHSDN, ) gusgea.
Til. Assistants are Gr,duaPs OF tbs Universally Of Viz
.inia, In the branches they teach Mr. Goldman has also
an experience ot turec yssr1 ia teaching. Mr.. johnson.
is AZ present a L.icen,!a = in latin .: tee University. That
their qualifications are ui Tie hiehsst order the public
msy become satisfied by referring 10 the Faculty OF the
University. The Princpa, who has taught successfully
Tor six.rrn years. devote, hi. Who'll. time Ia The School.
,sd relies on lis mrri's brne tor It's continued rue
:ess Terms $3.50 BOYS nv cutter At nny lime. and viii
%. charged la proportion. All payments 10 be made.
ntif scion /. nivarce. Ne. !5-c2S
Whl- md G1ntfai PIc-b;ariau coy.
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X. PARKER & CO., have received their Second
N. Supply Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, making
their assortment one of the most complete and attractive
they have ever offered, and al such prices as will ensure
sales.
Splendid Black and Cold silk Robes a'Lex
Do. do. DO. flounced
Rich Dayadere aLez and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine. Polt Il. Sole and Tadsts Silks
Rich Plaid and Fig'd Taleucias
Black Bonbazines, Alpaccas, Challiee and Mouhalne
Rich Lace, Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin, Cambric, Pequet and Mourning Collar
Illusion Capes and Berthas
Cloaks, Nantes and Shawls In great variety
Cloths, Cassimeres and Tes,ings
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
81 and o. PULLED Cloths: Sleeps Grey sstinetts
auckland Fulled Cloths, kevseys and Pla!ds
Plaid Linseys, Plannels
Bed and Negro Blankets
Damask Table Cloths, Napkins, Doy!!ee
Towels, Linen and Cotton Sheetings
Pillow Linens, Irish Linens
Msrino, Lambs Wool, SILK aud Shaker Shrts ADD Drawers
Alexander's Kid, Buckskin, Silk and PLUSH Lined dls'c>
and Gsuntlets
Cotton aud Wool Hosiery, Of every description
Caroe,s. Rugs. pruggets, &C. Oct Fl
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~ RELIEF FOR MAN \ BEA,r-rht

HORsEMAN S HOPE AND FARMERS ~FRiEND.-pR.
PEARSON BARRIERS EMBROCATloE.-Twenty years
rial vi this preparation In various parts of the country
proves this 10 be- one OF the Inost valuable remedies ever
offered for Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Sprains. Swelin.s.
Frosted Feet, Tetrrr and King Worm. P;tnp!es, Ps'ns in
The Back, Breast &c, ia ,nsn-"ni tor n rses efertunl'y
cures Did aud Fresh Wounds, Cuts, Sprain-. Stralns'
Evil. Grease, l.unps, Scratches, Thrash, Calls swelling
and stiffness OF Joints, Sc. Aud the proprietor, cont
!rntly challenge the world 10 produce ia equal.
Prepared by n. Il. Buxros OF philadelphia.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD& co. Richmoud and by
Druggists and storekeepers th.uughoutth the United Sts:er.
July l5-ly
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NRGROEs, CROPS. &c, FOR sALE.--l viii
sell. at Rat Branch. in the county of buckingham. on
Thur.dsy. the 4th day Of Nov. lsss, II fair. Il nor, on ,n'
FIRST fair day thereafter, q Negroes, some OF them vaiua
HE hou,s ,srvsnu-most Of them young Also, the crop,
Of Tobacco, Corn, &c. ROBT. G. NICHOLAS,
o. LeHs Receiver.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22

HUBERT /. L%EfEBvRE.
RErgnrscgs.-The Patrons .! the SCHOOL, Right Rr'
Bishop Mead, Virginia; Right Rev Bishop Elliott, Geor
ss; RICH; Rev Bishop Johns. Virsinin; Right Rev Bishop
Cobb, Alsbama; Rev " u Hoge. D b, Rev T V Moore. u
%. Rev X Gilier.leeve, Virgins; the Clergy Of the Epi''
copsi Church la Virginia.
Auu Rim
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MoBII.E maKHeTs ocr 70

MOBILE MARKETS, Ocr. 10.
Cor1os -Sales 10 day zoo bales; sales for the past
three days $3.50 bales. Mud the receipts 81 bales.
CHARLESTON MARKET, Der. 10.
CorToN.-ssl C. to-day 1910 bales, quotations uuslt-lrd
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CAhh1AGES C.Akhitt'fS. -
ANUE subscriber has on hand, at his Coach Sx@3IA
4 making establishment, on fnCle Alley. So
ns;wecn 18th and 18th streets. near the Columbian Hotel.
caches, Chsiotte1s, Bnrouches, Buggies, with aud with
ut tops, and Sulkies, all Of tis o~n make. Vi lest mate
'ials and workmanship, all oi winch will be sold at iht
most reasonable prices, to suit the times; anf respect
lilly ask y call from those In want of any article In The
'~arrage line. as will make To order, any article, n. low
- scan be made in the city Of Richmond, o. the same Kind
ill new work warranted
Aprii lp-d&cfn MfcA1AH NANtiUM.
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+. -. IA LOa's Music SALOON
A.tD fLA.FO-FORI re lvdkE-EDOn

''' h~-h', hltf'tt'iI.
+. "a. TAfLU:rs aiUsIc .,tt,f,>
A.ND fiA.NO-FORIE lVdhE-EGOn
No. LIS, MAIN SrxHxr.
6NHEu undersigned is sole agent utui,
L city tor the sale OF The celuorated& &ssSSSEStf
iCHEs II CLARK's fiANO FORTEs.-H"
The Iustrunren ts have received the unquali.v y y y
I'd approval vi The greatest iiauists IN this country and !
EUROPE. dc also keeps Piano Of GALE & CO. and 1.-THE,
!ood and wr!icsiaLlished maAers.
P. II. Taylor Aecps corst'Etiy on hand AE assortment, G
be best Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise il
General. consisting OF pelaubhtls superior ~MELODEONs
I ~. 5 and Il octsves, with single and double reeds.
Martin Q uurivslicd GUITARS.
Taylorsapproycd FLUTES-(hsse Flutes are not ~,
Iaased.)
accordeons, Clarionet., Flutes, Fites, slageolet..G .,,sr,
jiolius, BanjCs, Bridges. Pe9s, &c.
Tuning Fork, and Pipcs, Mouth Pieces for Clarione.
nd brHssin Gtt umentl.
Plano Stools and bestquality Guitar and Violin String,
Thclatgest and most assortnen oftashiopabI,
.ew aud standard sheet Music TO By found In this State.-
.iiberaldiscount made TO Teachers and Schools.
In snort, every article in tie Music lincA,sy be had a
ais establishment al most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and letto Hire. Old Pianos taken In OK
aense Tor new ones. P. II. TAYLOR
e. MAYK,s #
IAN SALOON,
opse.ite Breeder & Fox, No. 21s, Brondst
l have ON hand a large assortment OF su-A~
eror ~%
PIANO FoRTEs. MI n
-oni the best Manlfacturersth the eourtrv, hmonstother.
'. d1ehle q Co, Baltimore. | would particularly cal
re attention Of the public TO the pisnos manufactured b,
taiuwsy & Sons. New iork, " whom Medals OF The
ighest order have been awarded, in competition with
ae best makers. as instance;
Two First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan Fair, Wasl,
~, March, 1885,.
Firsi Prize Gold Media! American Institute, Crystal Pu
zee, New York, November, 1851.
First Prize Gold Medal, NuyIand Institute, Baltimore
i%uv-Ebcr, 1855.
Fir., Prize Modal. American Institute, Crystal Palace
new York, November, 1886.
First Prize Gold MEDIA. Maryland Institute. Baltimore,
November, 1887.
All new Instruments old at this es.sbllsm-n, warranted
or five years, and kept 10 tune tor two yoars without
barge.
To accommodate purchnsrs from the country, | vii
ut up the Instrument myself AZ any place desired.
Several seconi.haudedP Pianos !or safe. and old and new
cstruments for hire.
have also tor sale
M~ELODEONS',
Nth single and double reoda,
VIOLINs, GUITARS, 4c.I
hyperion strings.
All orders from tho country for tuning or requiring In.
rruments promptly attended TO.
Letters please direct T.. MAYR,
Care OF Edwin Worthsm g. CO.. Richmond. W.
NEW ARRIVAL or PIANO FORTEs.
HS;E subscribers have just opened a
4 number vi PIANO FOkrES OF tx. H4FESSNxs
;ul.;te tome and hnleh, which will be hS@
old at very moderate prices. These 2 ~
instrutnsnts are of rho ssr1e mako thar tine snbsrri.
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OFFICE VI. Central RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond, Oct 81, 1855.
TNHE Annual Meeting Of the S.ockholdei1 Of the Virginia
i Central Railroad Company. will be held in the city OF
Richmond, on THURSDAY, the 25th day Of November,
ISIS.
The attention OF the Stockholders Is called 10 the fellow.
ing ex.rac, from the bylaws OF the Company:
"Au proxies TO represent stockholders at q genera! meet
Ipx. shah be In writing and signed by the persons thus trans.
ferrinr the power. Partnerships may sign the name OF the
partnership, and the signature, Of either member OF the
arm shall be valid No proxy shall be valid II given more
than sixty days prior TO the meeting Of the Company.
"No proxy for Individual stockholders shall pas free
going 70 or returning from the meetings Of the Company,
un!ss, be Is himself = stockholdsr.
"The Books Of Transfer shall be closed 6hsen days pre-
v!ous TO any general meeting"
~ lk.,a GApnETT ron0prA
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AUCTION SALES.
JaNEs piyrr ~ ,,r Wv

AZ Ill be O.rIG Tor stlc, 10 he h:gh"st biid-r. >.
Iurry Courthouse. ON MONDAY III. W NTN
Sh|oHp DAY OF NOvfMBEH. lsS-. that hmue -Dr ;
court uHV' mat valuable sni bes tvri Farm. Ia 10. -ai
crnity, known ms the ,hr-inut Farm, lying e. la..
river, tp?osifr Tie lower eI.i oi Jam.stoWu, SID c"u,siA.
ny. ny IN Oh survey. so ii, rs Lf land abJu, gee hcf,
are ,!eH'ed AID ina high ',hte OF Improvement. ihv 1.lart'
II. original growth, aud SECOND gre with rge. ni'nr;in. ~
nmpl" supply OF fuel ard rails There Is also li,.,i 20 -
'le Farm y large marsh. fur finishing n good ran.c. " =. 4
The soil lie light. easily cultivated. ara produce. TO- crar,
Of corn. wheat. &c. There Is a isryc apple ~ .osra ar
t.. usual ,ariery Of other fruits. TIE buildings are aa., :.
sufficient ter the accommodation of a large .s:r.'' .,'.
Wine aud black, aud for the saving o. crops. The i. ~.
ing hns hour rooms. a closet and a wide pa,ssve or the
iir.t to,I. aud three rooms and four closets sboy.. fh.,-
ID q good sni convenient landing % the river :. =, ~.
mics below Carriers What, where the s,csmsae's -.
every daY; the same d., tar CT from Ire Cour,tavs-. VIM
there 10 a good school, within iJ-r tuil-s Of a !v-. 70.
aud three churches There Wi be- q crop oi wh-sl sovi
IN good tine. and mostl, On II pss 'allow.
There ~ii BE- Il sslr bciwrti. this and Christmas 'Lc
crups, stock. furniture, SC. 30 that the %purchr-.r -
have an opi'ui tupi'y II purchs.ius uron fir t! ~ "hsC
ever 10 may want t. se'Ilc the place.
1hr t:h: is lood, beyond Jlspu'". Tb. = ,s o.,
liberal aud Will be made known on ,io day ~ )" o. BY
application, either personally or by letter. to ~ =. ,cf
Der. WHO lives adjoining, AID will take pi-h""r. % ,.o>
ing tho tarm or answering any inquiries ty ''r'-. -.
rost oidce is Bacous Castle. surry county, -
Nm r.. Is. Hufi \.
A. t.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD

HOUSE. RICHMOND, VA.
UICkETS to the United States Agricultural Ball, to be
i given a. the Ballard House, THURSDAY, OCTOBER
Is, ISIS, can be procured a, the 0fce Of the Exchange
Hotel. Any of the Managers OF the Ball, wishing Ladies
invited, will please leave a lis, Of their names at the Odce.
~ Tickets 10 the Banquet at the Exchange Hotel, FRI
DAY, OCTOBER 29,h, can he obtained AZ the Once.
a.. 90 L. InIS ID nAJTADn
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iSIAS1 y VOCAL ISSTHUC.
L TlONS.-ln q few weeks ] will again aQETS&lTlS
resume giving instruction IN the shove ~R@1
ranches. =
Apply IN Msssrs. Hnb!is,on & Bro, No. 10y MAR
street, who a!su have the selling OF The Chlcser'ng Piano
:or,cs. EATH'L. CARCSi.
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ne APPROACHING CAMPAIGN. Tho Tl,;l,
H0SeTstSer yesterday had well Considered
anu sensible article upon "the annroacbin,
campaign in Massachusetts VIII
says we most heartily accord. A. e. 80 -
understand the opinions of gentlernsr .s,,.,o
were formerly Americans" thew 40 no+ -
peet "any peculiar consideration in Isviu, ~,
plans Tor the campaign" or any nec,,lia, e.
vors whatever. They intend 10 on r. +ha
state Convention for The sole burmese of ~
sohdatlng and Strengthening the party. There
are no differences of opinion in regard n va
is wise and best to be done. The platform we
nave no doubt will be satisfactory 70 ali and
WIN De adopted by all. The desire of tba
banks Americans" to have the call for tho
convention signed by the Executive Commit
!ees' was to have harmony and united action
IN our state. This desire has been orat;Ged
ana now union and harmony does nrevail,
ana everybody, except the Demooraev and
inc bunker conservatives, are satisfied.
Inc Advertiser remarks There ia M
reason why those who were formerlv Amer.
cans should expect peculiar consideration and
respect IN laying the plans for the camnaion
than those who were formerly Rennbiicans
Democrats or Whigs.' '0'''''''''
Freclsely-and that is lust what we have
always commended for, that neither RonnbEe
cans AmerIeans, Wings or Democrats. In onr
party should demand or expect peculiar con.
siueraIlon or precedence over each other IL
one CLASS may claim it so NAV another and
heitheT should do it. With the Arrangement
now mace for holding the state Convention
none OF them can do it, and this is the precise
sta'e ol thlngs that we have labored to bring
"oout'-BoSIon atlas & Bee, Jaiv II,