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PUBLIC SALE,

PUBLIC SALE.
TUNHE underdyned a. Special Commlssioner, appoint
1 ed by decree of the County Court OF Louisa will
on the Goth day of September next the late residence
of Charles Groom deceased In the county of Louisa sell
at Public Auction the Tract Of Land on which said Groom
resided and three valuable slaves This land s situated
about Ii miles north of Tersvle Depot the Vrgni,
Central Railroad contains about 10 acres, and s vel
adapted 10 the cultivation Of oorn wheat and tobacco
The improvements arc plain, but substantial and comfort
able The terms Of sale for the land will be onehird In
cash. and tho other two.hrds credit OF one and two
years the title be retained until all the purchase mo
ney 10 paid.
At the same time and place. the undersigned, exccu
tor OF Charles Groom will SELL at Public Auction the
crops and other personal and pe.ishabe property
bclonpinr 10 said Groom The of sale o
the slaves and other personal property will be made
known on the day Of sale WIN. w. GROOM,
Com'r OF the Court and Ex't
Aug 24-c4w OF Charles Groom decd.
POsTPoNEMENT The above sale is postponed te
the 5th of October, 1855.
Sent l7-ctds WIN. w. GROOM, Comr and EXT.
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SALE OF TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN
PRINCE EDWARD AND CHARLOTTE.

I'm pursuance of the decree Of the Circuit cour. of
Prince Edward county, made at the August term.
1853, in the suit of Watson ct al vs. Watson &C. we
shal ns commissioners appointed by said court for the
nnrnose sell 70 the highest bidder al public auction,
he premises on Wednesday the 9Th day OF October next
that we'll known Tract Of Land belonging to John Wat
son, deed, lying in Prince Edward county, adjoining tho
lsnds of Capt R j. Smith, Mrs. Watkins, Dabney Nor.
veil John Booker and Mrs. Cox; contains about coo
acres 10 be surveyed0 very convenient 70 the Railroad
about two miles from Meherrin Depot, Richmond and
Danvo Railroad improvement consist Of M an excellent
two story brick building corn house. barns and
very convenient to saw MILL good spring and running
vaiers In every field. Some excellent dat aud plant
land IN ., ,u 49,
Wednesday the 18th Of Oetsber next on the premises
at public auction the Tract Of Land lying In the county
of Cb,rotts of which John Watson died possessed, ad
joining Thomas Lee and Others convenient ITO to brakes
saw mill contains about 800 acres, 10 DO surveyed)
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing real estate have rare
Of sale Either Of the undersgned will tsko pleasure In
showing these tracts We will sell all together or disde,
% may suit purchasers.
Terms liboral and made known on the day OF sale
FRANK. D. REDD,
DAVID LEE,
s,,, ,,d. Commissioners
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AUCTION SALES.

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COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN THE 7OHN OF ASHLAND
nD viru Of decree Of the County Court Of Hanover
ID rsudcr the 2ih Of August 1883, in the suit
Benz. T.. Smith and others Chss E. Steckbrdge ad
ministrator Of Ssm w Stockbridgc and Others the u
dersgued, as commissioners will proceed Thursday
the 18th Of October, If fair, aud II not the fair
day. to SELL at Public Auction, the premises the real
estate OF which Sam'l w. stockbridge died seized
and possessed, situated In the town OF Ashland,
Hanover county consstng of eighteen acres several OF
which are in wood of original growth The ssd land has
= small building upon It; lies about three hundred yards
from the Hotel and 10 beautifully situated for division into
lots for building purposes. The said land will be sold
whole or In lots, the commissioners, determine
on the day Of sale. Ashland is healthy thriving and
beautiful village conveniently situated upon the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, sixteen
miles from Richmond, with male and female institutions
OF learning and presents many advantages to persons de-
dring TO settle in this section of Virginia
TEsMs-One.third cash, one third on credit o SIX
months and the resdue credit OF twelve months the
purchaser giving bonds with approved personal security
and title withhold until conveyance ordered by the
court The deferred payments to boar interest from day
OF SALE Those wishing to know more oil this valuable pro.
perty will visit the premises address either OF the
dsrsigned, at Ashland. Hanover county, Va.
WIN, X. WINN,
CHAS. B. STUART,
Sept l. ctds Commissioners.
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NOTICE..

DY virtue Of deed OF trust executed by Thomas j
ID Boyd and wife TO trustee for the benefit of 10
scph F. Kent, dated the 2sth day of May 1856 and
corded In the Clerks Office Of the County Courts of Gc,
and Wythe, shall on FRIDAY, November s. 1858, pro
ceed to sell the premises to the highest bidder, o
cash the following tracts of land One containing
about 33is and the other about 500 acrcs said
of land lie il the valley OF Wolf Creek in Gile:
county, Va and distant about 10 miles from Giles
Court House.
Also in pursuance Of the provisions Of the same deed
on MONDAY. the 9Th day Of November, 1853 shall pro
coed to sen the premises to the highest bidder TO,
cash. tract of land containing about 81 acres lying
within the corporate limits of Wytheville, Va.
Also. the 9Th day of November, 1858, on the pre-
uises shall sell the tavern property in the town
Wytheville, Wythe county, Va, known the "Wy,he
vile Hotel to the highest bidder for cash. On this lo
there is a store house situated
Such title will be conveyed as is vested in trus
tee. r. e KENT Trustee.
Aug 3-c3m
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TO EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

THE subscribers beg Leave to call attention to Their
BORDERS, PRESSES &C., &c, large supply of
eOn'y on h hand a, their a yTyPe and
We have full assortment of all articles required In
Printing Office including
An of which we warrant equal in every to any
this country and which we will sell on
ihe usual terms viz: months credit for approved ne
sotsble noes or ten per cent discount for cash. Old
Type in for new At the ;.s TO- price
Of nine per pound if delivered within 0O DAYS from
dime of purchase, otherwise ix cents per pound
~' WIN HAGAR JR., e. co.
The undersigned AGENT IN vIsoIsA for the above
veil known Establishment, can supply the TRADE Win
every description of ,.sps
Upon tho liberal terms Having printed the RICH
sosp EneunKR" for upwards Of ten years With type
nd other materials purchased from Messrs. HAGAh
Co. am inducedto recommend materials from their co
lablshment In preference to others.
Specimen Books will be furnished to the trade and
such articles may be selected VIII be fo.wsraea win
despatch. IN. o. .naitEH ALLEuHIi u
Sspt.9 enquirer o"ce' ni'on'oa' -
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

IN The TOWN Or DAkVlLLE, AND IN THE
COUNTY OF PITrSYLVANIA.
4 soon decree OF the Circuit Court of the
N county of Pittsylvana ba obtained shall sell
publicly ION day hereafter TO be appointed) Twenty
Lots in the town of Danvile, and Three Tracts OF
Parcels of Land belonging to tho estate of Col Leonard
Claiborne, decd.
The first lies Dan river, In Pittsyvana, nearly
opposite the town Of Milton known the Dabney tract
and contains six hundred and ninetythree 1t il
believed that there this tract four hundred
of woodland probably the best in the county There
on it framed Dwelling House. with two rooms ussd
an Overseers House and nine Barns.
The low grounds very hne. and the cleared upland
| Of great fertility.
The second tract is also on Dan river three and hal
miles above Danvie. IL contains six hundred and tween
tyave acres about hundred and twenty-five Of which
low grounds ana between three hundred and fifty
and four hundred In woOd This be made
very valuable plantation, having all the necessary
outbuldings and considerable revenue be derived
from the suplus wood be boated down stream
| into Danville.
The third tract lies Fall creek and extends to The
turnpike only miles from Danville aud contain,
nearly three hundred acres principally In wood Tn,
will be divided into wood lots fronting the turn
pike.
Persons wishing to purchase such property ~ tha
above described invited It. and any commumi
cation addressed for particulars, will be prompt,
answered.
Ny address Is seos,sburg, Halifax, Va.
DAVID A. CLAIBORNE.
Administrator with tho will annexed Of the esatc
Aug 2S-rta Col L. Claborpe decd
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PLANTATION on WOLF LAKE FOR SALE.

PLANTATION ON WOLF LAKE FOR SALE
,1yHE Plantation contains 760 of the fnns and
100 acres of il entirely out-not en- sore of it in
urcd by the recent high water My plantation s directly
on the main road to Silver Creek six miles from Yazoo
Civ II fronts the lake three miles and is susceptible of
making two fifty hand plantations. have seven hundred
acres In cultivation and six hundred we'll dendened
Several hundr ed be put In cultivation next year
There Is good dwelling house the place. good quarters
with brick ehimneys good gn stables, barn. and NIL ne.
cessary ouhouses and plenty of csterns to supply the
plantations Tho plantation Is known BY every person In
with the place. Corn Stock of Cattle Hogs, Sheep and
large team of oxen will take for the place 500 per
gentleman wishing to purchase would do well tn call and
see the premises There is Of the best crops now
growing on in the neighbohood both Corn and Cotton
There is quite enough on the place for eighty hands.
will also sell with the plantation If the purchaser de-
sirea ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY NEGROES,
well acclimated aud the hkeliest in the State-eShty
seren eGectiUs hands. K. w. DUkFEY,
Sent l7-wlW iazoo City.
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TO The Editors of the Enquirer:
WAsHlsGros CRY, Sept. 25 1855

WAsHlsGTOH OfTf, oept -, IoDs.
Gentlemen Your articles in defence Of Judge
Douglas, against the attacks Of the Wsshinsi"i
Union, and your advance position in behalf of South
srn protection in the Territories, commend them
selves 30 strongly to my Judgment. that cannot with
bold sn expression of thanks.
The first 10 but Justice TO one Of our boldest North
srn allies and the second nothing short of what the
South should demand.
am reminded, in contemplating this subject, thst
heard from an officer OF army in kansae, that
he saw master meet his runaway slave in one OF ,hs
towns of that Territory, that he spoke TO him. but
could not reclaim him for the of this very pro-
lection. Can il be pretended that Congress cannot
or should not exercise power for the protection OF
slave property in the Territories. which Il already
ercises in the sovereign States OF the Union The
fugitive slave law reclsms tor me my saVe If find
him in Massachusetts, but Congress has no power and
should not of right extend the same protection into
| her own Terrories1 THE it seems to me, must ap-
psar prepossrous 10 every rejecting mud; in other
words that Congress has power 10 meet the detective
.yisls.ion of sovereign State, but not of Terrific
~. repe.. that you have my thanks for assuming
he position for the protection of shareholders in and
| out of the Territories.
| You have olrrsdy drawn the distinction between
proectico .u! Intervention, &c.
! sm u.:onal Siae Rights DEMOCRAT.
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sIsA REWARD.

u1sCArED from Dam No. 2, ON North River Canal. on
III the nigh, of the lst Of August, THREE NEGRO
rnSyi("rS named JNO VALENTINE. ALEX. BROOKS
"a wN NELSON. The above reward will be paid for
INV delivery in ths city, the works North River,
osn Valentines age is 80 Height i've feet five and
% inches sms scar on left wrist and second fore finger
a on tight hand split color dark yellow, and was sen,
- tho peai,eu;iary from Petersburg.
Alex. Brooks age is b years. Height FIVE feet four
inches color black stout and heavy SET and "ns sent to
me Peniicu,ia.y from Caroline county.
Wm Nelson's age is "a years. Height FIVE feet nve and
usr,er inches color yellow small scar on the fore
head and sent to the Penitenary from Fncaste III
Boe,ourt county. 80
ay orer of the Presden, OF the James River and ka'
..,xss Company WIN. P. MUNFORD, Secty.
R;rh,noni August 81. ls5S-2Rw2m
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flNlliS Hotel is Of the most pleasantly situated
houses in the Valley Of Virginia, and now ready
the reception of visers who may wish TO spend their
summer in the mountains Persons going to and from the
sprns will tnd this delightful retreat for several days
east of fincastle and parties will find this delightful
evenings walk, or can be furnished with comfortable
conr-yances to aud from the Spring. The proprietor
ses safe In saying that house In virginia can furnish
Le,sr accommodations than this situated it is in
country plenty and surrounded BY scenery of most
nasnincent character.
For rms, &c address the undorsigncd at Fincastle'
Virginia
May li-cf F. WOLTL.
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TN CHANCERY.-STATE OF yIRGINIA-TO
WIT AT County Court, held for the county Of
Pltsyvnna at the Court House thereof the Goth day
of September 1853, ,,.
Charles w Mays, rHh
Sarah MAYS James Strickland and Prudence his wife
Jere White and Sarah bis wife David Lewis and Dnna
Mavs Jobn strickland and Elizabeth his wife and VIM
Mays, Oeiyv: W.,
liam Msvs does mot reside in the State Of Virginia. it Is
ordered that he appear here within month afo due
publication OF this order and do what necessary to pro-
tect his interest In this su-thc object OF which n to OBJ
tain decree for vision of the dover land of which
Martha Mays died possessed among the parties entitled
:" Sen, o.-cwaw L. SCRUGGS, Clerk.
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AINRKRT FARM F0R SAIF

WILL offer for sale at Public Auction on the 10Th oil
October. al IL O'clock NJ, Market Farm containing
adjoining the lands of DR.. William Gaines, Dr. Henry
Curtis and Mr.. W. Hogan. There is Small Dwelling
House tho farm. The Out Houses new and very
good Ii 10 desirable locat on for Market Garden.
The neghborhood 10 equal to any In Virginia.
TERns-Sl COO cash the balance Ia and years.
JOHN X. STARkE,
Sept 2S-c'ds Liberty Hall Hanover
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OST.-Lost, msaid. on or abou. the lst OF
Ia Msrch last Certificate OF Stock OF the Virginia Cen,
Ira. RAILROAD No e99 dated aOth November, 1857 Issued
10 Dr. n H. Crawford of Louisa county for ten shares OF
stock OF said Railroad. Any information leading 70 s
recovery will be thankfully received and suitably re-
Board of Directors of the said Virginia Central Rail-
oad Company at their next regular meeting tor re-
newa ni the same. w. J. WALphOr
Han, 2scwo,n Attorney for Dr. N n. Crawford.
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u,CKOK,S KEYSTONE CIDER MILL,
MANUFACTURED By THE EAGLE WORKS,

uAHNsBuRa, Pa
,u,Hs sterling machine has, within the pest year. been
nut 10 severe actual tests. and been very much i'm
moved by the addition Of ~ inch y-wheei, new gear
t,s isin bo;s and other minor improvements, and 10
nw oa.rcd to the public with the certainty that ii is
made 10 the very best manner and that will grind and
D-. easier and faster than other Mill in the market
Dealers and others supp led on liberal terms.
where there dealers near farmers, they will do
well 10 order direct
We nave now ready for exhibition and sale. the best
Machine in the world for preparing Corn Stalk Fodder
w o. HICkOK,
Agent Eagle Works, Harrisburg Pa.
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OFFIOE OF THE
JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA co

RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 10 iec
VUyHE Twentyfourth Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders OF The James River and Kanawha Company
will be held at the compsnys Office In this city, on Mon
day. the 25th Of October next.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY:
Know ALL NEE BY THESE PlEsESTs That we, the
suhscrbers being stockholders 10 the James RIVER sno
Kanawha Compsny, do hereby constitute ana appoint
our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy, to
represent esch of in all General heengs OF ne STOCK
holders Of said Company held within sx montns iom anu
presented BY some other Proxy With and autho
y such General Meetings 70 give such vote or votes
and do such other act - esch OF Us coulo give
or do ss q member Of the said nectngs. we were per
sopally present; and we do hereby raty and confirm
whatever vote voba act or actslosr SAID Auorney
may lawfully s,s or 40 Tor u, I'm, IN pursuance u '
Witnss % our hands and seals, ths --- day OF -
one tboussni eight hundred and -.
-, lsEAL
-. SEAL
pv o,.,sr Of the President and Drectnrl
~ NUM p HInR0RD S6oH.
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N.v..McsD AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Ths Commit
ce. busiy employed in arranging matters for tha
-yr,,mhing Fair. They are making rapid progress
10 4.r...!ng the ground and preparing the necessary
hn.!hs for exhibition and for the safe keeping Of
the slock, which is expected to be exhibited at ths
Fair.
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;EO. WATT P. II. SrARKE

VVNHlS PLOW has been steadily N
Il gaining favor with the farmers N-
and planters for the las, ten years,
until /, may now be considered the -
popular pow in in the whole South il has takor
at three Of State Fairs. and at the last s55
toos tho a the most popul2r pows In use
II has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virginia upon pows well as silver medal
being the syhes award offered by this Institute; and hs.
been successfully tested in every variety OF soil III th
state. and many OF the more Southern States
Manufactured by the undersigned, at their factory Oh
franklin street. below the Exchange, Richmond, Va.
where may be had nearly every article used for tng the
coll Al! made in our shops Of best material.
April l3-cly GEO. WATT g. co.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE-All persons indebted
~ TO the estate OF Thomas Augustus Hewlett, decd,
late of Chesterfield county, hereby requested to come
forward and make payment as by the terms OF the will
no indulgence be given; and all who have claims
against the estate will please present them at once for
settlement. JOhN ". 1Ef rEhooN,,
Executor OF Thomas A. Hewlett, decd.
Addresa- Amnlia CnurthOuee Z. o. Aug lS-W6W
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.

SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.
OFFICE AT TIE STORE OF CHRISTIAN & LATH-
kOP, No. 90, MAIN STREET,
XE,BERE deposites win be received -, which an in.
w terest Of per cent. will be paid Oh all SUE .
remaining on depose six months longer ead five er
cent for shorter period
Thinsu,ion has been in existence thirty one yosrs;
has loaned over ten millions Of doars has no suspended
debt has never lost dollar failed any certh.
Cate when due JNO THOMP SON, President
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier
Juoe 22-c,Snos JAMES II. GARDNER. Secretary
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THKEE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES
or .ND EpR CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

OF LAND FOR SALE IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
XA1ILL be sold, at Public Auction on the premises,
w on the st day of October next by the subscriber
his Trsct of Land lying in he county of Cumberland,
ON Tear Wallet creek, two and half miles from Stony
Point, and adjoining the lands Of Thos NJ Power. and
Of Tobacco Germ and other crops. The improvements
are good Dwelling and outhouses, and situated in a
good and healthy neighbohood. Persona wishing TO pur-
chase By application to Mr. Martin who re-
siding on the place and will point the lands them.
If not sold privately before the sale will take place
the day specified If fair, If not fret fair day therenf
ter. Terms Of sale made known the day Of sale.
Sent 23--ctds JOHN A. CALDWELL.
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
LII persons having claims agninst the estates Of Rich
"A ard G. Smith, deceased and William Cunning ham
deceased will notify the undersigned OF their several nc
counts due WIN. o. WINSTON,
Administrator of Rchd q. Smith, decd
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AUCTION SALES,
SALE OF REAL ESTATE Am CHARLOTTE

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT CHARLOTTE
COURTHOUSE.
KNlLL be sold, at public auction, on Tuesday, No.
w vember Cd, 1853. the day after Charlotte Court
Day. Charlotte Courthouse If the same be not disposed
OF private sale before that time, the following very
valuable property:
Fifteen and three quarter oil highly improved
land which is situated Smiihs Tavern, with all
ccssary out.houscs and stables. This Tavern House is
very large aud commodious is in good repair and is
rounded by every convenience in the way Of outhouses
water. &c, that could be desired. Ii Is old stand,
widely known, aud enjoys large custom. Also, two
mile the Tavern House. and in the immediate vicuiy
of the village.
This land is heavily wooded, and is very valuable and
will be sold in lois suit purchasers Also fifteen
of highly productive land which there is neat dwell
Ing house, with four rooms, and the necessary out
houses pleasantly situated In the village and all III good
repair.
Charlotte Courthouse at md which this property
10 situated five milus from brakes Branch Depot on
the Richmond and Danvie Railroad to which place there
Is plankroad.
10 surrounded By fertile lands and enjoys good II
not better society than any village In the State has
three large churches. and fourth will soon be built.
As place of residence II Is exceedingly desirable In
every respect
The title to this property 10 beyond question.
TERMs-One.thrd in cash and the deferred payments
well secured and bearing interest from day oi sale INC
time at which the deferred payments tall due will be
stated at day of SALE
For further information apply to MI L. X. Lewis, who
lives upon tho property, or Mr. R. g. Gaines Chsrottc
Courthouse WILLIAM w. HENRY,
Sept l3-ctds For H. II. MARSHALL Trustee.
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ASHLAND, HANOVER CousrY, VA,
WILL practice regularly in the Courts Of the eoun
w lies of Hanover, Caroline and Ming "iihs,n' sno
will e any business in OF the Courts held In the
ci. of Rjcbmond Dec g3-da&cd