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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

TYR U NIB ULL'S BOOKSTORE,
NO. e80 MAIN STREET.
NEW BOOKS.

Thondale; or the Conflict of Opinions
Christmas Hours by the Author OF Homestead Path "
The Socabe; or One Thousand and One Home Amuse-
ments
man.
Poor House to Pulpit Trumphs of the late Dr. John
kits, by VIM NJ. Thayer.
Night Caps, by the Author of aunt Fannys Christ.
StOries'
Preseotts Philip II, three volumes
The Life and Times of Sir Philip Sidney.
Yacht Voyage, by Lord Dufferin.
The New Priest in Conception Bay.
Lady Blessington's Conversations with Lord Byron.
Dora Dcane, by Mrs. Holmes.
Power of Prayer, by S. j. Prime.
-Four Sisters, by Fredricka Bremen.
Age of Chivalry, by Bulhnch illustrated.
Carlyles Frederick the Great. Fresh supply.
Cecils Life of Washington for Children
Jenie Trying to be Somebody, by Aimwell.
Master Rather, by Ballantyne.
Seed Time and Harvest.
viii and Way.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

- ELLIS THAYER, manufacturer and dealer in all
kinds of Brushes, No 10 Foster street. opposite Boston
and Worcester Railroad Depot Orders BY mail or other
wise Will receive prompt attention
n. B.-ParticulAr attention paid TO Dresser and Ma
chine Brushes div dG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

A young man thought he would have nice
Ame at Toronto, the other evening, and don
ned his wife's clothing, crinoline, etc, and pro-
teeded to promenade about town, A police
man failed to see the point of the joke, and
locked bin up in the station-house for few
hours, and then let him go home in rather
scant habilimentg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

Two printers in the st. Louis Democrat of
flee, named Beasely and MCGOWAN, settled an
Office quarrel by shooting at each other in the
tlren at ten, but neither was damaged. The
Democrat suggests that the bullets were per-
hdpe accidentally omitted from the pistols.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

The total number of Indian warriors now in
Florida, all told, is but thirty-fve men, and it
IS supposed that they, with all their squaws
and children, will be induced to emigrate in
less than two months-always excepting Sam
Jones, who will doubtless die in the green ey-
erglades where he has lived so long
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
'9NHE subscriber acting agent on behalf OF legatees
q will, on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
1885, sell at Public Auction the premises the very
valuable Farm the residence the late Thomas Miller Of
tho county of Granville, North Carolina.
This farm contains 1000 acres, onchalf OF which ir
still In timber Of the very best quality for producing high
priced tobacco. This farm has produced more high
priced Tobacco than any other estate to be found and Is
in the very best condition to continue s cultivation
with large amount of fresh land. fixtures &c.
This estate lies six miles south of the beautiful village
Of Oxford and seventeen miles from Henderson, on the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad within convenient distance
of churches OF various denominations. The situation ~
healthy Taking all things into confederation 1t one OF
the moot desirable and valuable estates In this part OF the
country.
Tar River It's Southern boundary affords large amount
Of rich bottom land In good condition for raising
the grain corn wheat and which 10 famous; for
the farm is we'll watercd-branches and creeks afordng
fne plant lands.
This farm will be surveyed and sold in two tracts both
will good dwelling houses with all the out
buildings found such estates; in uct the farm In
good order crop of wheat will be seeded.
Terms of sale of the land will be onethird cash, the
balance In two equal annual payments bearing Interest
from day of salo and title retained until the purchase mo
ney is paid.
Immediately after the sale of the land administrator,
will sell for cash seveniyfve very valuable and likely
negroes, and close crops teams &C. credit Of six
months Sale continue from day to day until closed
My addrcss, Wiliamsboro, N. c.
octl3-ctds s. S. RoYsTER, Admir-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WILLIAMSBURG

At a meeting of the Democratic Party Of rhe City oi
Williamsburg. held at the Courthouse On the 10th day "
October 1858; Captain Richard NJ Bucktrout call
10 the Chair and Robert p. Tsysr appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting having been explained by
the Chairman: Joseph B. Cosnahan, Fec, then offered
the following resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
lst Resolved, That the Democracy Of Williamsburg
cordially approve Of tho lst of December nc. as III
and proper time for holding Convention to nominate
Candidate for Governor, and Aor
ueyGenera for the State and leave the place for the
meeting OF said Convention 70 the Central Committee
whose speedy action In the premises is most earnestly
iequested.
Sd Resolved, That the Chair appoint ten delegates
from this city attend said Convention when held.
Sd Resolved That in view Of the extraordinary oppo
sion evipccd in certain quarters, to the Hon. John
Letcher whose name has been mentioned in connection
with the iubernatoral Office we deem the present pc
uarly t and proper occasion for the expression of
entire confidence in his soundness and reliability PC.
mocrat and In his eminent qualifications both OF head and
heart 10 dignity any station however exalted wh'"r II
NAV be the the Virgins Democracy Ia c"nier
upon him.
@ Resolved That hilst prefer the Hon John Le,ch.
for the Office of Governor over all others who nave
named In that Connection should The choice OF hs
Convention fall upon another shall rally with aacriy
around his standard and battle with I'll our might 70 sc
cure triumph quite brilliant any which has hitherto
signsized our Gubernatorisl contests
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen a. dc'e
gates William s. Peachy, John c. Lucas, DR. t. d. Car
ret C. C. Waller, Parkes Slater. b. Cosnahan, pr
Charles Coleman Turner Caps, William Moody and
Col. Ro. II. Armisead.
On motion of c. c. p Waller, the Chairman and secro-
,ary were added TO the list of delegates.
On motion Of Col. Ro Armisead, II was
Resolved That n the event none OF the delegates being
present. Il. A. Pryor, OF Richmond, and hon M H. H.
tiarnett Of Essex, be requested TO act as aernates
Resolved That the proceedings this meeting oe for
wurded to the Democratic papers OF the city OF R!oh
'D'A' ~ p' R. NJ. BUcKTRoUT, Prc.ideu,.
Ro p TAYLOR Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
FOR SA L X.


yVSHE subscribers will offer for sale at public auction
on TUESDAY, TWENTYTHIRD Of NOVEMBER
,ss the farm on which they reside Said farm contains
sI acres and adoins the lands of Dr. Thompson, Dr..
sy buildings tor family servants and crop. wel wa
from wilson, Depot on the Side Rail Road s2 miles
from Petersburghere are several churches convenient
The subscrber deem 1t unnecessary to say more In re.
f,rence 70 the land or s location presuing that those
wshipp TO purchase will view tho premises and Judge for
themselyes There will be crop OF wheat seeded with
which the have by paying the market
pse for the wheat and guano and the customary charge
the sale of the land will sold public sse) also,
the crop of corn OATS fodder and other he tooac'
corp excep.sd) Also all the stock and unsenns. consist
ing of mules horses, oxen cows, hogs &C., Wagons,
nieeuvhs &c Also house and kitchen furniture.
Ttsas-For the land one.half cash. the remainder in
,vo equal annual iustamen the first without interest un.
nj due the other to bear interest from SALE and both de-
erred payments to be secured by deed OF trust on the
land The other property on credit OF SIX montss ] with
'V oe, sNetd. crimea r. O., Dinwiddie county, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHiKaToE, Oct. l9.-By private advices re-
ceived here from Arizona, dated September 18th, Il
ascertaned that the Sonors silver mining company
has began shipping silver from Hac to San Frsncst"
at the rate of about 00 ounces per week. ihs will
be largely increased when the amslRamation works
are fushsd. Several other mines are well o7eas,
and smelling has been commenced with large roturns
The Apsches were about making great expedition
into Sonora and the Mexlcans were preparing large
army TO resist Peschcra's power il fully establish
ed in Sonora, Gundsrn the leader of the late rebellion
being entirely deserted by his rlends
Apoihsr OF the overland mail party, named LaiDg,
attacked at Dragon Spring is dead.
The proceedings Of the Rio Grands Convention,
asking for the separate territorial organic alton OF
Arizona, have been unanimously endorsed by th1
Southern portion of the Territory at mass in-s;n2
held at Tescsn.
No Representative or Senator was voted for IN
Arisons for the New Mexico Legislature. GA thu
2Oth of September Lieut.. Maury was re'eectec
delegate to Congress by about 30oo votes. lho
American vote is largely increased since last year.
There 10 no change rs has been stated, IN the
regulation concerning letters 10 The East lpoies. ins
American postage only may be prepaid.
The fraukipg privilege OF the new members OF
Coupress commences on the 4tb Of March next. and
the retiring members will retain IL till the fret Mon
dsy of December following
All the Departments OF the government are ouey
preparing their respective repor's tar Congress
Thirteen postnssers in Illinois have been removed
from Office.
There is the best authority for saying that Gen
Jeres has not been formally dismissed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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N.,rcuit, DuNNAVANT, TYLER e. WISE.
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In seventy cents; for each subseqsent insertion
nkFn vhcni nsrr,ed only once week seventy 1--WE
as W.. ~, esch insertion.
hinss,,rhve cents; for each continuance fifty cents
i,e,tiseis are charged S35 for one square OF
a-. $50 Tor two squares, and In that proportion
,I,semc:,.s Of greater length, except Auc-
. who st'Seaseged 500, (paper rincluded)
Al o bi,daries and Tributes tRespect exceeding
II 5,,r., sre char led for rs advertisements.
from distance must be accompanied with the
or satisfactory references, TO inquire exec1'
',I dues TO ,his Office may be remtted per mail In
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
EDCRWORTH FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber. acting on behalf OF he parhes inter
ested Offers for sale the above naned farm the resi-.
dence of the late Gen VIM Gordon OF the county Oh
Albomare. ,.... sc rvh;.h
.ome eight hundred opcn the residue being In wood
and well tmbered. The whole Of 1t 10 we'll watsred and
rost of the open land In high state OF
has upon It comfortable brick dwelling and toeetner
with other out houses cabins, sufficient for the necommo
daiion OF a large number of negroes There 10 also
Girls, Mil, with constant supply Of water
Tho farm lies In the county OF Albemarle immediatey
under the South West Mountains. about 1--WE miles iron
Gordonsyille one and half from Lindsays Depot on
the VIRGINIA Central Rail Road sixteen from Charloues
lille and within convenient distance of Churches OF va
Hon, denominations. The stuston is healthy and the
ne;ahSorhood In cvery respect excellent Taking al
tbna, Into consideration ayjusty be az one
Of The most desirable and valuable estates In this part OF
the country ,d 4,
will be divided found expedent in order to effect SAFE
II nor .od previously It will be offered public auction
this fall or early winter, when expect a. the so
ministr,tor of General Gordon 10 sell some seventy or
eighty very valuable SLAVES, tegeher with tho other
per,onsl estate usually found en- large farm Dus no
Ses Vii be given Of the day Of SALE when 1t 4, liked In
the uesntne any euqures may be addressed 70 me At
Charlottesville and Mr. George L. Gordon who 10 now
reading on the land will take pleasure In showing 70
any . one o,Metf TnS T'1' WIN. J. ROBERTSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN DINwIDDIE

At a meeting of the Democratic party in Dinwid-
die at the Court House Monday, the 18th uat., l.
). KeeIer, E.q ways appointed Chalrman and +. /.
SCOTT, Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained In a forci-
Bile and eloquent manner Ivy the Chairman.
Mr.. H. j. Hsrtwe moved that the meeting be eu'
tertsined by speech from james Bolsseau, Esq
Mr.. Boisseau rose and said though be did not wsL
10 make speech he desired to say, formally 10 this
meeting that he would not be candidate for the next
House of Delegates, and that he returned kis hsuks
for the honor they had bestowed on him.
motion was then made that the Chairman sp-
pointed five gentlemen to draft resolutions. The fol
lowing gentlemen composed the committee: W. A.
j. Hartwell snd K. III. Jones; who made the following
report, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Chair appoint Eve delegates
from eseh Msg!steris District, TO represent Dn~id-
ME county IN the Democratic State Convention
Resolved. That We recommend the city OF kic!i-
moud, and the lst day Of December, a. suitable
place and time to hold the Convention.
Resolved, That any member Of the Democratic
party who may visit said vention from THIS coun
ty, shall constitute portion Of our delegation in ssld
Convention.
Resolved. That it s with deep regret We received
the decnatiou of our present efficient ard worthy
representative in the House Of Delegates for re-elec
ton.
The following gentlemen we're appointed delegates
in accordsuc. with the first resolution:
lst Disrict.-Jas. Boisseau, Col c. A. Hargrave.
Thus. 4. Adams. DR.. j. p. Gillian.
I'd District.-Jas Hargrsvs J.J. Crawford, w. ).
Perkins, J. ). Blick, Thos. A. Farley.
Sd Dstrict.-H. j. HartwelI. John w. Butter
worth, w. j. Pipchbeck, G. w. Rose, Jas. II. Kug.
4th District.-Dr. X. e. Lewis, G. +. Ednlua:s.
E. Fitsgersld, Capt +. J. 4. Jones, Capt. WIN.
Thomas.
5h Dstrict.-Dr. VIM. r. Thompson. Jas. W.
Davis, E. Hardy, Dr.. j. e. Allen, b. g. Hill
9th District.-Col. Thos. B. Hamln, DR.. J. L.
Harris, Thos. W. SCOTT, Col. w. H. Lewis, DR.. j. l..
Scott.
7th Distrot.-Dr. A. w. Bosseau. r. II. Jones, ir.
Joseph G. Boisssau, Winston Sutherland Jones
Smith.
On motion, the President and Secretary names
We're added TO the delegation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. In BATH COUNTY.


TN pursuance of a decree pronounced in the Circuit
Court of Bath county at the July special term 1858
in therein pending, in which Emma Johnston, in
her right and executx OF John j. Johnston dec d.
is plaintiff and Edwin Bowen and others defendants
shall as Commissioner of said Court proceed 10 sell al
public auction the premises on Thursdsy the llth cny
November next the valuable Tract OF Land upon whch
the ssd Johnston resided at the time of his DEATH consist
Ing of six separate tracts containing In the aggregate
about $50 and situated in the said county OF Bath
about three miles from the Healing Springs and six
ues from the "Hot Springs Immediately upon the turn
pike road leading from the "Warm' to the White Sui
phur Springs"
and easily be made one of the best grain or stock
farms In this section Of the State being well watered with
neverailins streams running through It, and with
numerous springs.
make excellent and good sized farms with all neces.
s.ry buildings upon EACH there being the tract two
large and commodious Dwelling Houses, one Of brick,
which has been used for several yeas as hotel known
as the "Cedar Greek Hotel and the other large and
we'll built frame house. in which said Johnston resided at
his death There attached to each of the houses all
necessary out.houses.
There Is also good Storo House and Post ofce-ths
having always been capital situation for Country
Store. There is also the premises good Merchant
MILL upon q never.faing stream.
All of the Buildings now In good repair. To a
farmer grazer, physician. merchant or notsIssePeT'
seldom that property desirable q, this and so egoy
situated, Is offered for sale in Virginia.
TRlms-One.fourth OF the purchase money to be paid
in cash on the day Of sale the residue credit Of nine
eighteen and months In equal instalments
and the purchaser purchasers executing bonds with
GOOD security the deferred payments and
Commissioners retaining the legal title as additional Sc
curity until all the purchase money is paid
Possession given of the Tavern House. storo House,
and Mills and the Farm contiguous, on the lst day oil
January next and the residue on the lst day of Oco.
Der 1852
address, Healing Springs P; @, Bath Co: Va.
Sept l0-ctds EMMA JohHSlOF, Comr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT CHARLOTTE
COURTHOUSE

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT CHARLOTTE
COURTHOUSE.
~ylLL be sold, at public auction, Tuesday, No
w vember 3D. 1858, the day after Charlotte Court
Day. at Charlotte Courthouse If the be disposed
of private sale before that time, the following very
valuable property:
Fifteen and threequarter acres of highly improved
land, which 10 situated Smth's Tavern" with all
cessary outhouses and stables This Tavern House is
very large and conmodious 10 In good repair and is
rounded by every convenience in the way of ouhouses
water, 60 that could bs desired. 1t Is old stand
widely Known and enjoys a large custom. Also, two
hundred and sxty.two of wood land, about hall
mile from the Tavern House. and In the immediate vicinity
of the village.
This land heavily wooded, and 10 very valuable and
will be sold in lots suit purchasers Also fifteen acres
Of highly productive land which there Is dwell
ing house, with four rooms, and the necessary out
houses pleasantly situated Ia the village and all In good
repair
Charlotte Courthouse at aud near which this property
10 situated 10 tve miles from brakes Branch Depot
the Richmond and Danvle Railroad TO which place there
10 plankroad.
surrounded by fertile lands. and enjoys good, il
not better society than any village In the state 1t has
three large churches, and fourtS will soon be built
Al place Of residence II IL exceedingly desirable in
every respect
The title TO this property Ia beyond question.
TIlas-Onethird In cash and the deferred payments
well secured and bearing interest from day Of SALE The
time which the deferred payments tall due will be
stated at day Of sale.
For further information apply to Mr. R. X. Lewis. who
lives upon the property, OF Mr. r. g. Gaines Charlotte
Courthouse. WILLIAM w. HENRY,
Sept l4-c,ds For Il. II. MARSHALL, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
AUCTION SALES.
THE CA IRA MILLS, sTORE-HOUsE, &c

N obedience to decree of the Hon. Hunter H. Mar.
ahall, Judge OF tho Circuit Court for the County of
Cumberland pronounced on the llth day OF September
1885, in the Of Edward w. Sims George H. Mat
thews aud Willis j. Dance, the undersigned WILL on the
9th day of October next if fair IL not on the next fair
day, proceed to SELL at Public Auction the premises
to the highest bidder that valuable property known
The Ca Ira Mills" with fifty acres Of land thereto at
storehouse, coopers shop mill, &c. &c This pro.
Perty has been 80 recently and extensively advertised
It than that 1t 10 located in the County of Cumber
land. at the head of navigation oniWis river in
OF tho finest wheat growing regions in Eastern vsnis
and has never failing supply Of water The mill 10 sup
piled with four pair Of sones machinery in good repair
and Mr. Sims. In recent advertisement of his says that
the Corn Mill yields 800 bsl rels of toll corn.
TxxMs-Credit of six, twelve and eighteen months.
equal nsalments, with interest from the day of sale
Bonds with approved security, and title retained as far
ther security. JOHN p. WoODSOE,
Sept 3Q-ctds Sheriff of Cumberland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
NOTICE.

QY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed by Thomas j.
- Boyd and wife for the benefit OF Jo'
seph f. Kent dated the 2sh day of May 1856 AND re-
corded In the Clerks Office of the County Courts OF Giles
and Wythe, shall on FRIDAY, November s 1885, pro-
ceed TO sell the premises the highest bidder for
cash. the following tracts of lands One tract containing
about 1913 and the other about 500 acres; said
tracts Of land lie ir the valley Of Wolf Creek In Giles
county, Va, and distant about l2 miles from Giles
Court House.
MONDAY the 9th day OF November, 1888, shall pro-
coed to sell the premises the highest bidder for
eash. tract Of land containing about 81 acres lying
within the corporate limits of Wythevillo. Va.
Also, on the 9th day Of November, 1885, on the pre-
mises, shall sell the tavern property, in the town Of
Wythevlle, Wythe county, Va, known az the "Wythe.
vile HOTEL to the highest bidder for cash. On this lot
there is a store house situated.
Such title will be conveyed as vested In me as trus
tee. R. e. KENT, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
LAND AGENCY.

TUAvING been employed to sell several large tracts Of
LII Land in Nicholas county, invite proposals from
Sette on the same whom, great bargains will be sold
have Just returned from visit 10 Nicholas. and can
cIIms,e It IL not surpassed by any portion OF the state
The land 10 situated In the mountains By far the richest OF
which consists of table land covered with sugar maple
for grazing country. Thousands Of acres Of the land
have been, within few years. opened and are now max
ino ample returns the owners The land will be lur
ysyed and isd OF into small farms thereby giving TO ur
chasers with moderate means opportunity OF investing
will dve all needfu information the subject and will
chow the land to those wishing to purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL,
Gan, o. e6m Richmond, Virginia