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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-15
COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE,

y.
, p,,;d r Johnson admir- of Thomas Johnson dec. d,
and John Poindertr and Eliidbsth ms "De, rho are
non.rssidents Of the State Of pirgtaiG
vISAKE NOTICE that on the 18th day OF july 1853, a!
INV office at Louisa Conr. Hoaeo Va, lGhali pro:
ceed 20 take the following accounts directed 10 oe aken
by one the commissioners OF Louisa Citea o9u ny &c aS
sr;fs pendng in said court and heard together in
which Metus T. Gooch, sheriff OF Louisa county and as
such administrator de bons non Of Ralph sandrdse
and also a, administrators de honiO with the will an
.ei of John Graves deceased s planlih ana James
Haskett late sheriff OF Louisa county, ana as sucn
sdministrstor of Johr Poindexter Jr deceased pa1d
r Iohnson administrator of Thomas Johnson, deceased
Ferdinand Jones and Luther NJ Jones' EAecuto.s Gnas
s. Jones' deceased William Barton EMecucr M o, oohn IN
Wns Ragland deceased Peter r. Johnson Eathi Mills,
VIM Chiies John Poindexter aud Elizabeth, his vie,
Rich'd NJ Graves, James L. Resn ana Catnefihe n""e'
and John Z. Graves, are dstehdants, VIZ:
An account of an payments showing the date ana
amount thereof which were made by John Mcsca exc.
cutor OF Lucy Quarles decd or by any other r
Graves decd on of tue decree heretofore rem
dered ir the I'd of the causes above reerree 70, s
said Joba PondeXtcr, Jr., rs executor OF Joun "''
PAYABLE out of the ssscsts of Lucy Quarlos, uee
3D. An account by James II. Hackc!t, sheriff. sun "l'
traitor of John Peindexte J showing now nued
the sad John Poiudexter received under the ssa Gecre
how he hath disposed Of the same sho" ing INC hih "
ts receipt and disbursement, and the oaancc WIN" e
rnaiued in the hands of said Poindexser Lob. ue the
3D. An account showing the amount oil tue oeo' ""e N
plaintiff as administrator OF cambridge. ,.s
Ith An account showing the amount OF innas Paeeo
BY John FoindeStsr IN tie nanoe OF hsR'e S;s honJ
or any other person. indemnify his surenes IN ms
as executor Of John Graves DECD and what .ns;n.
hath been made thereof if any, and how much teman'
in the hands of said Kent. ,.:..,,,,o,
5,h An account OF James II. Hacketts administrators
ON the estate Of John Poiudexter, Jr.
9th An account Of the executOrship OF VIM .. oato'
on the estate Of John Meca dec regarding
Elements as correp unless surcharged and =;
the executor Of said Metca shall admit tnat ue ~
his hands sucient amount OF Of the estate VI nus
teststor to satisfy whatever shall be found
uppsd on the decree heretofore rendered IN taVo1 ~
executors oil said John Graves ,,. c;-
Given under my hand, as Commissioner oil Loass LII;
inns iH.wSw PAUL w. CoNNOR.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFoRNIl

NEW YORK June IL The steamer Star of Tho
West arrived here this morning, bringing about hG'
"a million in specie aud th- nnlls of the 20!h
The news from California s unimpcrisut. Abuu
d,nt crops are predicted.
Considerable excitement existed in consee ~
recent discoveries Oi The gold tr.z .r rr..r
Fifteen hundred person1 had left San France.
tor the mnes, and advicea from that pou ar hlyt
iy favorable.
The Indians are still troublesome in pIumss county
a fight had occurred between them and The whites.
which twenty s6vag-s were killed.
The negroes in San Francisco were preparirg -
cngyH:e To Vancouvers Island. Tn. reports
their pioneers were highly favorable.
The reports from Washington aud Oregon wer" ri
important.
The Panama papers of the third instant Are
ceived, but they contain no later Intelligence iron
Bogots or Central American ports. The rainy -~e
son had set ia on the isthmul
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THE LATE w. T. SnERRARD.

Justice 10 the memory of as brave and honorable
man rs suy we ever knew induces us 10 transfer to
our columns the subjoinsd letter from Joseph h.
Sherrard to the Washington "Union." Not al the
slaudera, the vilainy of abolitinnsm could invent,
will ever soil the memory Of w T. Sherrard among
tbose 10 whom he was well known. We hope those
persons to whom he was unknown, will suffer no pre-
iudice TO his memory to arise from the partisan ma
lCnity of DR.. Gihons book. w. I. Sherrard was
brave, honorable noble young man. % far above the
appreciation of Dr.. G!on as those quaitiea are to
the character of one who would wi!l.ully deliberate
ly, and maiciously slsude: tho dead.
De GlHoN's BOOK ON KANSAS
The sphioiped communication has been sent us by
n diar;npniahed member Of the Senate. who endorses
ing and character in Winchester, Virginia, where he
rssjdes and throughout the State Of Virginia.
Washing gtoa Union.
IcoyMUsICA1ED FOR THE uSIcS.
The ..Intelligencer o! tbe 2Iib lus'.. Contains
speech delivered in the Senate on The ksasas bill on
the 3O,h of April by the Hon Mr. Dooli,lie in which
the speaker quotes as authority for charges he had
made against the pro.snvery party in Kansas book
protesting 10 give history Of the affairs OF thu, Ter
riory from the pen o certain DIR. John H. Gihon,
late private Secretary 10 Gov. Geary.'
II the statements made by this most v5racous''Pri
vate Secretary" are to be accredited il is undoubted.
" true that there ia scarcely individual, official
unofficial who has been prominently connected with
that parry, who mey not be convicted Of almost eve
nv crime denounced in the decalogue. 1t therefore
becomes question OF come interest to inquire into
the character for credioility of the witness upon
whose testimony these grave offences are sought to
be sustained; aud propose TO suggest mode of pro
scouting that inquiry which SCENE TO NE 10 be better
calculated 10 lead 10 satisfactory conclusion hsn
sny oth,r that has occurred 10 me- but, before pro-
ce.dns to snuounce it, it is perhaps proper that
should Explain, as briefly as possible the special
tive which mpeIs me to the performance OF this duty.
and the reason why has not been discharged at an
earlier day.
On having my attention directed to DR.. Gihoa's
publication some months ago, found that no incon-
siderable portion OF it's contents devoted to the
foues, and most dsbolcal caumnies upon the cha
racter and conduct of who. having fallen in the
morning OF life, by felon hand of an associate and
companion of its author, had left the natural and
proper guardian Of his reputation. My first impu se
was 10 take the course now adopt; but l confess
that shrnnk from the humiliation at seeing my name
connected 10 the public prints with that of hir-iing
calumnator and branded knave; and, yielding to the
counsel Of friends aud the pronp:iDgs of lny OWN
mere deliberate judgment, resolved to de!-T any
public notice of these ISLANDERS or their author uoti
some one Of decent positono pretenaons TO respec
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, June l3.--The ,i-nm-hip Isnu.a
see. from Vera Cruz, ha. arrived The MrSic'n g.
vernm.nt has imposed n TAX on the capital h"h ~
foreigners. Affairs look gloomy, and h hs:b wa y
pected between the rival forces 81 Puen d N'',GEa.-
Echegary had besleged P-rotc, bnt ~1- > ryrH
return 10 Guirn.n. Zuiouga hal b-en 'wi '--H'-
ed by President Juare2 at Vera Cruz TIE P1l"Hf.
sent i-ler to Zuoaga, and thinks hsm r--'"fro TO
the clergy.
Indian rsvages continue. Durango, MhzsliHu "''
Tamplco are the only ports now h-ld b, The lrl-rH-
of Juarez. Zuosga was suppreseing rne n."sps
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

BALTIMORE, June ll.-Tbere was good supply o
beef cattle yesterday, the offerings being 75p head
o; which 300 were driven TO Pnlndephin, ~ remain
I'd unsod. and the balance 500, were taken by Ban
more butchers from - 81 10 S5 on The h""' 'fna
TO 50 e9 - nett and averaging - % gross. Il"
average is 26 CENTS per lOU lbs. under the price. O.
Iss, week. Hogs are 10 limited supply and seI.ins c
IS 81 a 81 per 100 lbs. nst', last weeks hSur-' =
There was an ample suppIy OF sheep, sa S's - =
OAR l0N Lbs. prn.s.
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SALT SULPH Il = p ri n as,
MONROE COIINTY VA

-HNHESE Springs three in number, and differing maei'
ally both in properties and proportions will be ope'
ed usual Tor the reception ri visers on the irst o
June They have been thoroughly analysed, rst by Pr"
lessor Rogers and afterwards, and more mnutey. by
Dr. David Stewart of Baltimore, and Gas the hnalysh
provcs) exhibit combipa;ion OF sulphur and Iodine am
other mineral properties unsurpassed by any in Virginia
Two of them contain sulphur by tar than any other
mineral waters in Virginia.
For further parcuars 70 the character and virtues
of these Springs, the public are referred TO pamphlet q"
to Drs. Burke and Moorman's Works, on the Mineral
Springs OF Virginia
To visiters, remaining considerable ume aud espe
ciay to those who come carly and remain late in the
son liberal deduction will be made from the ordinary
rates OF Springs' charges WIN. ERSKlNE Proprietor.
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vIpcTNIA LANDS WANTED!

GENERAL BROKERAGE IN MEN YORK
UHE undersigned having located IN Nsw GGrk s 10 now %
rcbsse and sale of Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages
Land Warrants &C., &c. and offers his SERVICES to his
Virginia friends, who may need an agent In New YORK
his lands or their products lie has REPEATED inquiries
about arms in Virginia. by parties vino wish to purchase
improved and unimproEcd lands and ne mas now
d,.ss RO. II. GALLAHER,
March 16-chf No 81, Liberty street, n
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HENRY A. WISE.
Trp\ UnTrl. TiS.aSThE VA.

WESTERN HOTEL, FiSSaSfhb, Va.
NJ, .5,e .s cue ot the most pleasantly staateo
$50, IN ,hc Valley OF Virginia. and is now ready
.s..n-op O, visi,ers who may wish to spend their
~ in III nountsins Persons going To and from the
,:. w End lhis delightful -etroat tor aeveral days
- !e,or has n,ted up his sulphur Spring, one inile
:,aca.tle. and parties will ind this dehshtiui
~. walk, or Can be furnished with coiniortaose
-, -. ~ and from the spring. Tho proprietor
40. n saving that no house il Virginin, can furiise
!. ,commotutions than this situated MS Il ls In u
s, plenty, and surrounded by sccIery OF the most
e.,s. character. ,,..,
r p.a,. sc address tie undersigned at f'ncas'i-.
r. r WOLFF
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VALUABLE FARM FUK SALE.

NHE subscriber oilers Tor sale valuable and produc'
IL tive Farm, lying both sides OF Jackson river and
the Falling Spring about six miles above C9vugton, III
Allegheny county, containing about 100 acres nearly ul
of which arabl and about 400 cleared The land
the river brings large OF Corn aud Tobncco and
tina, the Falling Spring 10 unsurpassed for Grass
small Grain The Virginia Central railroad is completed
to within sixteen mes OF the farm, and will be
Covington a point in the James river and kanawhR
canal and Covngton and Ohio railroad The improvements
consist of plain Dwelling and all necessary buildings
Barus Stables, Tobacco Houses, Negro Quarters, &c,
&c Flour, Grist and Saw Mills. IL will be sold on &C.
commodating terms, or will be exchanged for State
Bank Stock railroad bonds negroes will be taken IN
whole part payment Mr. kiRcaid living the prem;-
SEES will show them 10 visitors. Apply to
Nav lS-clm lOUN l.. PEYTllN Stauntnn Va
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

|I-E. II undo .uei have each boy runaway an"
70 aave .v.ry reAson TO believe that they are to-
..,,i -gc tryi.' 10 maze their way 10 Tree state
y a,e ws Gr!cvs, been instructed as 70 tne route
r.-..c sided - .e, o: their route 1t is thought
s,,.5u,n Western North Carolina. probably por'
kas. tennessee, and Western Virginia. so as 10
fR O..5 a; the nearest point oo
D C Erson.y 5ov Dan is a likely young fellow, ~
|nc. ) i.-:, or inches high, black color, rouno
J. r..s. bump shouiiered, has about his chest
s.,. ,ui some o,ie- scars about his person. lie
! .le =. Ind 70 .tammcr wien speaking. :,
IS A.F Rob.,surs) BOY Aaron, is ebout - years oi'
,,-l lacs some feet. inch high, little round
:si'ea !ya. neck and 10 luick motion and spoken.
se . .ay isii IN the United States 30 that we can
|s,a o; - will be- paid for either. Persons may ad'
p c Hlrsou at Dudley o, and Sam'l Robertson
kGC.; ? o both Of Lancaster District, Z.
C. + HlNSON,
sAM'L ROBERTSON.
lvss..h /. -ots.
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I.TER ERou HAVANA

New YORK, June l3 The steamship l5.ns.,
from Havana, has arrived with dates +" the j
June. Trad. dull. bur The h-nh "f thr ''.sr.
wac good. The news il unimp"rtant.
The Water Witch aud the Ful;an were crul-'og a
the port, waiting ior the S,yx. which j. uow d..
tl,err
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IDTJCE TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.
vysER of Commission Merchants in the city G;
\ ;,r,5nj. who are engaged in the Tobacco TRADE
F.. b,,, ed an Aucrion salesro5m, for the sole u
~ con med To THEN WE deem It proper to notify
['s,,, G; Virginia and North Carolina thai WE shsi'
/ -. ,le o, / s;om u selling at our rcspect,e war,
,9-.,s.; o,acco is !nspec,ed;a custom which ha-
<, :: ron, ,:,n- umemorial. Our charge tor selling
.. ana r.:n.;tiug proceeds win be as heretofore
Il: y: y,r
MeDEARION & CHAMBERLAiEE
Inspect RS At Shockoe Warehouse
VAUGHAN e. kERNOk,
sinspcc,ors at Public Warehouse
WILSON g. MACON,
Inspectors at Seabrooks Warehouse.
No.. "a. Richmond Virginia.
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EROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, June l3--The difficulty h-ts"'r
Messrs Wilson and Gwin has been amcsb!y eGG
honorably adjusted by their frend..
Orders have been forwarded by express 1" inrr
back srge portion OF the Utah troops, but supple
will continue to be forwarded a considerable b..
Of troops will be staIion.d ther..
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TEN FARMS OF 300 ACRES EACH


HAVE for rent, TEN QO) FARMS of 800 acres each,
situated Saunon River, Halifax county, Virginia,
not fur above where the Richmond and Dauve Railroad
crosses the river which gives the best facilities possible
to the markets of Richmond Baltimore and New York.
The land is equal to any in Virginia.
have built most comfortable and convenient brick
Dwellings and all necessary Out Houses including Barns
together with the comfort convenience and beauty OF the
brick dwellings and oulhouses would warrant my having
the very best families OF Virginia or my tenants,
To number of persons or families from the saine
neighborhood or STATE wishing cultivate Good Land
NO be ter opportunity be offered They must how.
ever well recommended in character aud capacity.
Ny Post-Oficc is Whitesville Halifax Co., va.
May lS-Cst CHARLES A. CLARK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-15

Rope Machine, OF very Ingenious contrIvsnce -
now on exhibition At I9S Main street. We wiru-ssed
the working Of this mschine in New York, and cor
any that its work surpa.ss' any machine OF the KIND
We have ever seen. patent for the State of Wv
ginis would prove valuable.
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DIEl

On the lIth inst, at O'Clock, A. NJ, HANNAH ELIZ
,sETH eldest daughter OF WIN. John and Jane WI "h
.ltrx-, deceased-ssed 70 years.
On Thursday, the 10Th inst at l2 O'Clock, P. :.
MES CONWAY, infant son of B. w. snf France u
,ty. aged nearly iou: n,ooths
n Manchester, op Saturday the latn iDst at ct2ck
n Mr. THoS. ). NANCE In the tsth year OF h. az
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NOTICE.

AN the 18th day of May, 1853, at the port o Rich,
snpar were seized from on bard the brig Industry C. w
Robinson master from 81 Johns, fofa Rico. tor yo'
snn Of the 9th section of the March 3D. 1893
anv nerson or claiming said sugar hereby re-
sSorn ,he date hereof w. ~ HARRISON, Col
CnsTon Uousr Richmond, Va, May 20, ls5s-cw3w
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Nav G--ctf

ru,EACHER-Tbe undersigned a graduate of the
University Of Virginia, with one years experience
as Teacher desires situation for the coming year Is
quaiied to give instruction IN the Latin ana hteek a
Snages Juuio, uthenGtcs. Chemistry, and the usnn
English branches. /,
mp Testimonials OF character and competency can be
,s:oD address TEACHER,
Care Of j. L. Marye, Jr. Fredericksburg, Va.
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NEW YORK, JUNE l2-Cot'on close! henry AMI
nominal. with sars OF 800 bsl.s. FIour II bupyEUE
sales l3 OUO barrels. Prices are g-nera > unchahs
ed. Wheat is buoyant-saler Of ~ 900 hr'1sis "'-'
ern red, 81 o. Corn is iirm-saes Of 22""" bn-h"is
mixed is y ~ cents. Provisions nrs qd-'-fn-r+
pork, Sl6 95 Sl7 Is. Lard il heavy. Whisky u,
dull. Sugar steady-Musc ovsdo hs6i cen's Coar"
ia quiet at l0. II cents Other articles are I@n"
ratIy unchanged.
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BALTIMORE, June l2.-Flour is steady and un-
cbsngad; Howard street and Ohio "a 31; CRY
Mills g.
Ini c.nt.. ..,r 10 prime white 95 n | 10
Corn /. vary dull; white at 65 % cents yellow at
% a70 cents.
Provisions are dull and closed Dropping Buk
shoulders 81 q =; sides a8.
Wbiskey i, steady at 20f a oh cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-15

The democratic Review" for June is upon oui
Hon. G. w. Hopkins, of Virginia, with sh ort ''bc
graphical sketch Of the Judge. The long course o.
public life, embracing all the great questions of pol'
tics. in which Judge Hopkins took decided an'
usefal position, ia here torcibly epitomssd into
very interesting sketch Of the Virginia rePfe'en
tativa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-15

,ulO rRUsTEks OF SCHOOLS. &c.,A mar ar
ried gentlemen, graduate Of one of eur oloest a
,titutons with seventeen years experience IN
and entirely In the South, at present Principal! Oh
male Seminary In Maryland, wishes to find sisuanon
one Of the more Southern States, to establish
nent school, of high order or enter one
iished Meat satisfactory references Female seanSS
preferred. address, "a. NJ" care of Rev. A. ssee'e'
Washington, D. C. Juns '~3~
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WANTED.

a SITUATION by the undersigned, TEACHER in q
"A gentleman's family public Academy. He is tho,
roughly qualified teach Latin French Mathematics aud
all the branches OF good English education, having "'
three years experience in teaching the sane-can bri
unexceptlonabls testimonials, as to character and qaal'
cations from the Protessors under whom ne graduated
and his former patrons Address, stating terms
E. C. SHEPHERD, Morven,
Mar o--r.f Amelia county, Va
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LEWIS TUDOR.
oeNoCRATlC rnITops-I sr., ella,

i, .mpes with IN eytep,iys subscriptiou list,
L. ns ehstom, can be bought at moderate
~ per located in the most populous and
=. ~ 'rs;nis, and has been established for
s., "a, 'iesrous Of purchasing will enquire
F.Hquirer." April 2-c3m
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KENPISl; MACHINES.

GOWELL'S REAPER, the only simp'e and reliable
is,pe' in use. This machine has been well teslcd
t'ise hsr:ess past and has proven itself periecty
ts lew small defects which at first existed, have
s:se:cd aud il is no. perfect machine, and the
:eto ac rehet On, rs many of the largest wheat
'-''l Virginia and North Carolina have concluded,
~ 'ioPuu. hi. reaper altogether after having fuiiy
ri all o'ncrs Many other reapcrs are being sold,
: 'Ls Q. dom. the work. Early orders will receive
i;.a. Address, j. T. CALDWELL,
n.--c,Ist.ay Aylstts, King William CO., Va
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MARRIED.,

A, po,brook Cumberland county, on ,hs s.h ins., BY
,haRsv q artni.t.ad, D. D.. LAWRENCE S. MARYE
ESQ of this city to Miss MARIA W., elde', daughter o.
Jynn r. Wilson, Esq.
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I.AND IN CAROLINE COUNTY FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale privately, until the first day of July.
the trac, Of land which now reside in the cou'
y OF Caroline lying The North River between no
G. Dickinson and DR.. Thos b. Andersons lands contnn
ing 456 acres about four miles from Chesterfield Depot,
and about three miles from the Central Road 1t lies On
public roadand Is said be choice wheat and tobacco
land No soil TO improve &c. If sold privately be-
fore the Let Of July it will then be offered publicly ut t
store Of Jos 7 Collins Co., Cedar Fork
| will take pleasure in showing the land TO any one
wishing to tug and also am permitted to refer to Nj
James Fon,ane of Hanover as character OF land &c
His Office is verdon-my Office Is Ruther Glen. ANY com
munication by letter will be attended to-
ID.
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a1,iF aliF TREES AND SHRUHBERY Y

N, ,.r',,f NEFS ANU SHRVBHERH,
inc 'hLRh GREEN FOOD NURSERY.
W., "h hand choic, variety of faurr -
-, y. VI s1v own raising aud grating, sufti. Il
!, J svf aansplan'u2, respectfully call the l.
:. Or. -, .ochied one and.s.halt miles North Eat
:. Naf@e'' wners will take pleasure In show
.s aaates'ei to, or lei, ut my agents. Messrs.
ts,..; n' ,a' Co., No l9, Main street. Richmond,
ts.5y w.. ~A meet with prompt attention.
= seEs furnished to order.
$en LEWIS TIJDOR,
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.LILRS AND sIACHINIsTs-we are

sa ','' =" 'afu:.h. at from one hours to three
t..s,, "i1th. length, thickness, quantity OF
81 N-'Ie' OF Leather Bands; also Steam
Ia '' .u'a oi any description.
Il. T. COLSTON T. 90.
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ALBEAIARLE LAND FOR SALE.

<NON ShtE, my Iarm oI three hundred and eIeve
u acres IN Al6emarle county, adjoining the lands
j. O. Massey, Sneed and others, siX miles from
tnsrlotesville two and half from ShHdwell Depot,
and twenty acres are cleared wen enclosed and in high
state oil improvement One,L. Of this is good bottom
land. dwelling and all necessary buildings are on
the place, and q well Of first water In the yard.
TERMS liberal or, If desired. exchange for Rich
mond property will be made.
Address at Richmond, or call at my Office, corner
Franklin and Governor strects
Oct l6-ctlJs&dd "A. HART. ND
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR LOUISA T.. Ii.


obedience decree of the Circuit Court OF Lou
Il County, made the 25th day OF April, 1859 in cas.
depending in said Court between Francis 7. West
AIDA his wife, plaintiffs aud John r. Quarles admins
Of Fepda Chiles deceased and others defendants
shall sell public Hucou ON the premises, on FRIDAY
10th day July. il fair if the ir day III,
valuable Of land belonging TO the estate o Fendn
Chles deceased lying two miles South Of Louisa Cour
House, aud containing A15s acres.
Terms uf sale according decree-so much ready mr.
ney will pay the OF the suit aud expenses of
cutting the Decree and to the residue thereof cred
Of one and three ycars the purchaser executin-
bond with approved security bearing interest from the
day Of sae the Interest be paid annually and the lega
title to be retained until all the purchase money paid
Persons disposed purchase this desirable residence
are invited TO view it before the day Of sale.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. James Harris
Francis 4 West Edmund Goodwin, OF Louisa TO MIR
Jno w Turner rf Caroline the subscriber My port
otice s Mcchanicsville, L' uisa county.
Nav Ig-cwaw John X QUARLES Commr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-15
EEOuGE 1. HEHnINGsS.

EE0uGE 1. HEHnINGiS.
"aslSSlON AND GROCERY STORE,
h., No. 56. MAIN STREET.
SAasys on land 4 full stock Of Groceries, TO
- e"inyi,es his customers and the public gene
\, |taH- s;ric: attention to the sale OF country
~ Is now prepared 20 furnish grain bags to his
- ".'n 10 send ;hcir geain TO him to scll
GEO. l. HERRING,
DO. 5S. Main 81.