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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-28

Sucn G:ff,-erce la rSlips.tlE a.d oDsi:udr -
peri ,..:cr ;.,r'! ro. -Iia, sls' r"vo.c.,oL ot
the SANS boy without tie iatu. nee OF .surb'-k
causes which We know did not eIist. Then ssan.
the motion of the comet of 1904 w.s direct, while
that Of 1877 was retrograde. We cannot tell, III
fact, what COZ . /: IL, have We any Means of
identifying it, AID hence there ia roal Rround
even for con- seizure.
The second which can only be by the e!s
scope supposed to bs the return of Fayee period
cal comet; il has interval of 27lS days, or "A
years But it's present position differs so much from
the former movements of Faye's comet, that this
identification also is extremely problematicsl. Both
its prese ,ronstion and place differ considerably
from the poei;on as computed by him and We know
Of no cause which cosld produce 30 great a change
in is movements.
The third body, is conjsctured to be the great er
pscted comet Of 1864 and 1856. All Astronomers
agree in extong its splendor Its tail is said TO be
more than lOO deg, in length, or Que half OF tho
visible heavens. Its fret DISAPPEARANCE WAS on the
night Of the death of Pope Urban ~. The following
-l-mep,s chow the data for regarding tho comets at
1864 and 1856 ~ identical the reader will recognise
without difficulty the striking resemblance
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COTTON LANDS For FOR SALE IN

These lands are in the Mississippi Valley, aud are
unsur passed fertility and ia The best latitude.
Tor Cotton SC That portion oi the land IN Arkansas aud
Prarics counties is well adapted to Stock raising being
purt lmocred and part prairie land, well set IN hne
grass Thousands OF cattle sheep aud horses can be
rae ed with but little expense trouble The soil pro
duccs fine wheat and cotton, and ia near White
River which i. navigabe at all times for steamboats,
ready marke; can be und at New Orleans and Mem
phs for everything produced in this portion OF The
try The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad is Low
nearly hnshed from Memphis tn the ST. Francis river de
miles. the balance of the road, will be put under CONTRACT
soon This road will my and in Cfiilcnden. II
Francis and Prairie counties.
Dcadenings have been made portion OF the land,
which will be for burning OF IN February or March,
1850 and crop Of corn can be planted next spring
offering these lands cheap aud, "here 'ne purcha'
Ger desires do So would take part pay In negroes or
good re u estate, at fair valuation.
would lake pleasure in corresponding with parties In
reference my lands and would 6, 10 the country with
them TO make essmuatons any lime called OF at Mem
phis There is daily steamboat navigation TO within nve
to ten miles o all the land which can be reached within
days travel
township maps and further descriptions can be seen ct
the Office OF my agents. Messrs Goddin Apperson Rch
n,ond Va J. C GRlFFlNG,
anO 3i-caawlm Memphis Tenn.
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THE THREE COMETS.

The astronomical world has now IN. very unuaun
opportunity Of making smultancou. observations o.
three comets. This class Of bodies belong, 10 tie
arcana OF astronomical sci-nc- aud in cous.q queuc-
their errac movements aud ntrequsnt sppearanc.
in sysien but little il understood Of their n.tLr5
and destiny. Three Of these HesveHly visitans are
visible in the Northern Heavens only the bright.
eel Of which eau be distinctly seen with the max.
eye. Ii has we'll de6ued tail or sppendsge OF ab ut
two d-grees in length, and 10 rapidly increasing Ia
brightness. IL is supposed TO be about l4OUOO,OUU
miles distant from the earth. the orbit Of which II /,
gradually approaching. 1t s calculated by thu afs;
week in October that this comet will attain 10
usual splendor. II may bs seen about an hour after
sunset in the North West, and about hour b-ior.
sunriss in the North East that it remains visible
the naked sys but few houra. As it rises higher
above the horizon, however, every successive eve
ming, we shall aoon have clearer and more prolonged
views Of the lusrious stranger.
The brightest Of the thres comets is suppos.d by
Dr. Gould to be Identical with the comet OF IVA and
the frs Of ths tbr.e comets u 1897, and to have
period Of about thirty years. This conjecture
is grounded supposed identity of the elements Of
motion. 1t may be doubted, however, whether thi.
identity 10 not imaginary for the elements have not
such sn approximation to similarity to justify HE
conclusions. Upon this point, scientific readers
can Judge for themselves. Here the elements
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A VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE -
rIIARJ - fITy cnITNTy

T6NHE condition of my health being such 10 prevent
from attending to my agricultural operations, J
offer for sale my Farm, in Charles City county, Gull
ed and known by the name Of "FARMlNGTON " Thl.
farm contains fifteen hundred Of which hve hun
dred and seventy five have been cleared heavily
lined and highly improved by the constant use o clover
and plaster the balance is in woods and has large
quantity OF pine and oak timber, and manv Thousand
cords of the very best pine woodr is seven miles be-
the Court house. in the fork the James Hnd Chckl
hominv rivers cunvepi-ut each and i!e wood irn@
lies mainly bold creoss leading To hc Chick
nhutniny the other to the James river.
The improvements such may be expected on NJ
the size of this, in good cund,ion and hnip
sufficient for the accommodation OF large family
the servants houses Nil new framed buildings, VIII
brick chimneys This farm may be divided n max
pcrso will purchase this band, will sell twenty fv'
thirty slaves and the pcrishbe property at the vhiun
ton of disintercstcd gentlemen.
Invite persons wishing purchase real estate to *
anime this farm, them that Will sell NJ lr
price and terms that cannot tail tu pcase them Ny
address during the month OF August will be White sulphur
Springs and during the month of September, Henlin9
Springs Any communication addressed to Inc VIII Ot
promptly answered During my absence, my SON William
will show the property any person wishing 10 purchase
and Mr.. Thomas H. Wilcox, living few miles above me
will give any information price and terms thai may
BE wanted; and in fact is authorized by Ia sell ln'
property and any he may make touching ti'
property during my ABSENCE will be binding r
If were personally present. and entering into conirac
myself. WIN. :. HARRISON
Aug 4-clf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE of NAI.UABi
REkI ESTATE IN BATH COUNTY

COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, IN BATH COUNTY.
In pursuance Oi decree pronounced III the Crcui:
Court OF Bath county. at the July special term. s5-
therein pending, in which Emma Johnston, III
her right aud eNecutrx OF John j. Johnston decd
plaintiff and Edwin Bowen and others are d. 'iendant-
shall Commissioner OF said Count, proceed tn sell ~
public auction the premises on Thursdsy the lh duy
OF November next the valuable Tract OF Land upon which
the said Johnston resided at the time OF HE deab coHri
ing of six separate tracts containing in the aggregate
about $50 acfes and situated in the said county OF Bath
about three miles from the Healing Springs and six
miles from the Hot Sprngs Immediately upon the Turn
pike road leading from the "Warm TO the "Wniic Sui
phur Springs"
This farm chiefly limestone land and much Of ltvr
and easily be made of the best grain or STOCK
farms this section of the State being well watcred with
neverfailing streams running through 1t, and with
numerous springs.
The tract may be very conveniently divided,
make two excellent and good sized farms with all
sarv buildings upon each there being the tract two
large and commodious Dwelling Uouses one of brick,
which has been used for several years hotel known
as the Cedar Greek Hotel" and the other large aud
we'll built frame hnuse, in which said Johnston resided at
his denih There attached TO each OF the hiiscs all
necessary out-houses.
having always been n capital suation for Country
Store. There 10 also the premises good Merchant
MILL upon neveriailng stream.
All of the Buildings Grc now In good repair. 10 u
armer grazer, physcisn, merchant, or bote.kerp"r,
this property oers Inducements and indeed IL il
seldom that property SO desirable as this, and 50 esby
situated ia offered for sale in Virginia
TRRMs-ORe fourth OF the purcha0e money to be pad
in cash on the day OF sae the residue credit OF nine
eighteen and twenty seven months in equal instanehl-
and the purchaser purchasers executing bonds viii
good personal security for the deferred payments aud the
Commissioners retaining legal title, additional
curity until all the purchase money is paid.
Possession given OF the Tavern House, Store House
and Mills and the Farm contiguous, on the lst day o
January next and the residue on the let day Of Octo
Der 1852
Sent l0-c,ds EMMA JOHNSTON, Comr
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AUCTION SALES.
COM,ItSSIONrn GALE OEy

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN THE T0WN OF ASHLANn
llY virtue Of decree vi the County Coult Vi Hanover
- rendered the 2ih of August 1858, in the su;t o
Benz. f. Smith and Others Chas r. Stockt-dge nd.
ministrator of Sam w Stnckbridge and o,hes, the
dersgncd, commissioners, will proceed, on Thursday,
the 18th of October, 1t fair and ii not the
day. SELL at Public Auction. the premises the real
estate Of which Sani'l w Siockbridee died seized
and possessed, situated In the town o Ashland,
Hanover county, consisting of eighteen ucrcs several OF
which are in wood of original growth The said land has
small building upon it, lies about three hundred yar'is
from the Hotel and beautifully situated for ivsion into
lots for building purposes The said land will be sold rs
whole or In lots, the commissioners, may determine
on the day Of sale. Ashland is healthy. thriving, and
beautiful village. conveniently situated the Rich
mHnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, sixteen
miles from Richmond, with male and female institutions
OF learning and presents many advantages to persons d"
string TO settle in this section OF Virginia.
TERMs-One.third cash. one third on IA credit oil SIX
months aud the esdue credit o twelve months Tue
purchaser giving bonds with approved perso""i security
and title withheld until conveyance is ordered by he
court The deferred payments to bca- interest nom day
OF sale Those wishing know o. this valuable pro-
perty, will visit the premse address her oi the un
dsrsgned, at Ashland, Hanover county. Va.
WIN, r. WlEN,
CHAS. B. STUART,
I. ctds COIniniS
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE At CHARLOTTE



COURTHOUSE.
TXTlLL be- Sold At public auction on Tuc-duy Mo-
w vcmbcr ii, le:s, the day after Charlotte CouIt
Day. Charlotte Courthouse, the be dispoa'
of private sale before ha, time, the following very
valuable property:
Fifteen and three quarter Of highly improvtd d
land which is situated Smiths Tavern with all ne
crssary outhouses and stables. his Tavern House ID
very large and coRmodlOus Is good repair, anu s sur
rounded by convenience in the way oi oni.hous's
water, &c, that could be desired. 1t is an old stand,
widely known and enjoys large custom. Als0. Two
hundred and sxtytwo OF woad laLd, about half
mile from the Tavern House, ami i'll the immediate vicDiy
OF the village
This land heavily wooded, and is very valuable nm
will be sold in loss to suit purchasers Alec, fifteen
OF highly productive land, which there s dwell
ing house, with four rooms nnd the necessary out.
houses pleasantly situated in the village and all III good
repair.
Charlotte Courthouse, and which this property
is situated, is five miles from brakes Brunch Depot on
the Richmond and Danvic Railroud which place there
is plankrOad.
tbs surrounded by fertile lands, and enjoys good 1t
not better society than any village in the ate 1t has
three large churches, and fourth will soon be built
As pace OF residence it is exceedingly desirable IN
every respect
The title TO this property is beyond question.
TERMs-One.thrd In cash and the deferred payments
well secured and bearing interest from day oi sale The
time at which the deferred payments TALL due will hr
stated at day of sale
For further information apply to Mr. h. Lewis. whn
lives upon the property Mr. r. o. Gaines charlotte
Courthouse WILLIAM w HENRY,
Scul li-ctds For H. Ii, MARSHALL Trustee
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ATTRACTIVE eIMMKlt KETnEAT.

f1hM ANi) lbN f.i.iii:'i t'JR HEN
'atHAT very desirable country residence and farm siG.
a,-d q the Central RailrDad aud Meadow HrIdsu
Road. within hni mu Of the cIty o kicmoLd, hrirhg
Judge T. " Daniel ia tor aud p"--cssiun given
rdintcly The lurm contains about ninety hcics oi
which about seventy IN cuIuvntion.-Thc ii
provrmcns consist nj nrcc iwO story brick dwrin',
.crvan- houses. burn, stable anu cai" shelter, and
Ick spring house and dairy. IN which is unusual,
pure n1 copou- spring tn" whnl" plr'"' nbUu1rnt.y
supplied with good water, aIi has Alloys hrca remark
able Tor IL h"mthuness, tc ricSiesi
40 country residencc, cunvclcn; 10 tue city "nd
market garden and dairy, this place hns peculiar aireS-
lions hnI advantages. is hcHiiUl ana pleasant sum
retreat for families VIII; children. this place
peculiar advantages and attractions. Any iurth": lor
nnliO relating H. aud Ia the ui rcntlng II,
DC had on application 10 the .ubecnbcrs
GODDIN q APPERSON
June l.uutt Auriiuucers
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pURIIC SALE or LAND.

pursuance of decree the Circuit Court of Gooch
land county, pronounced ou the 81 day ol September
ard Others WILL Commissioner appointed by said
Decree on the lath day of October next al II O'clock
proceed 10 SELL publicly the highest bidder the
premises small Tract Of Land belonging to the
Thos Masse, decd, lying the hree.chopped road in
the county Of (oochland, containing fifty acres be the
same less and adjoining the lands oi RicharC
Nicholas aud others.
The of sale will be cash for so much rs may b'
necessary pay OF the suit and the expenses
sale For the balance, credit Of nnn months vii! be
given; the purchsseS to execute bond with approved s
curly bearing interest from the dne and the legal title
to be retained until the whole of The purchase money
paid
Aug o6-cw6w r. GUERRANf. Commissioner.
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To E,R,IEKs AND PLANTERS,

A VI II l C 4 " II W e l. u a U.
lNi!E ameic Chemical Gusne has now been thor
Z oughiy tested sid by side with the best imported
'.sEos aud manufactured compounds. and from the re-
Ute aud almost unprecedented reports obtaned from
u ~ known responsibility throughout various States
amer, and Planter. The American Chemical Guano will
:oiui entre, diferen. 10 any o;hcr iciIz'os crs1
aT 10 manufactured in this country. aud possessing
'"i'ih1ins propcr,ics of Peruvian Guano, at nuch
= at. Au extract published below IRON piact-
tanner will go far to show its true merits:
AcovAcKASoNcK, n. j., Aug 23d, le's
&C. wEsTERvELI,
Agent Tor the American Chemical Guano Co
Dtsr Sir-lu reply ss to my report upon the american
'ecrl Gusno had you, am highly pleased with the
'4; applied II to Indian corr IN thc following man.
aAno other II with Deys Poudreite, next to it II
~" with wood and coal ashes, then IA rows with your
nemcsl Guano, aud through the field. hat sown
Avn Peruvian Guauo ashes and Poudrette had the nd
'a'see OF being five dAys earlier sOwn did not use
:! osrn yard manurc that all had an equa, chance
e had many frends look at the neld who are per-
W shi.t-d the great benefit To be derived frnm
ute OF your Guano. both regards increase OF grain
suhw. aud many others satisfied 1t Is equal "
uPerior to Peruvian Guano as the drills do not dry
r. III warm weather 1t Is the powerful fertilizer
ush, in ,hi. country and will no doubt greatly
J f'''eoe the use of Peruvian and imported Guano.
remain, yours, &c,
GARRET MERSCLES.
zee iul report in our list Of testimonials.
SStch,s wanted Tor the Southern States.
Per Ton s3j
!. o@ce, e5 Montgomery At Jersey City. N J.
, MYCOETH l. PERKINS,
s.,,s Cole Manufacturers. South Bergen. N J.
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EkMS:
.l,y Paper seven dollars per hnnum, and at the
81 dolIsrsi taken for shorter period than
rtt 81, he semi Weekly, nve dollars per snnum, and
i. for six monihs payable i'll advance. For the
ENQUIRER 81 per snnum, six copies for $40, Ia
"e. ,y.risbly in advance. When letters containing
''P' sent BY mail. they mus, be registered they
III III s. ne risk of the writer's.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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- 1,,y ccn.s aud every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
' ,rr. II inserted twice week or three times Il
W. ,bry.cvcnnnda hal cents for cachinsertiop alter
" "a when narr,od only once week fifty cents
., ,ca i..crli,n: ,.. ...,
.eyrny e five cents tor each Subsequent insertion
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~ ~. ,.,r cach insertion
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y.,,y.:iy, cents for each continuance nifty ceRts
,nl .iver .seis are charged $50 Tor one square CT
- M, so tor two squnIcs. tnd IN That proportion
-. ir irr,iscn,sn,s of greater length, except Auc-
~. ~. uho Ate charged 500, (pap"r included)
al obituaries and Tributes oi Respect exceeding
y RI l,ncs are charged for as advertisements.
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sy or satisfactory references, 10 insure eIccd'
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sv4ilssle Rank notes. II registered the riss q"
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LANDS FOR SALE.

Andrew :. Carr and others.
vs. State of Flor d..
Lewis Curtis and Nathl Thurston, rus Middle Circuit,
tees of the Apaaehicola Land Com inLeon County
pany and others. In Chancery.
dDURSTANT to a decree rendered in this cause. tho
Il subscriber. will sell by auction, Mt the pIncrs ant
times herein specified. all the lands belonging Ia snid
Company embraced n"The Forbes Purchase and yngiH
the counties of leon Wakula G.dsden and Liberty VIZ
the lands lying in the fire; two named counties viii be
sold ut Tallahassee. the seventh (h) day Of D"cem-
ber and those lying the aal two, will be- sold At Quincy
on the fourteenth (4th) day Of December next
These lands, comprising about million Of acres ex.
tend the St Marks the Apaachcola rivers; they
exhibit every variety OF timber indigenous to this latitude
including Of course live oak cypress, cedar and Juniper
The soil adapted 10 the growth Of erain cotton, long
mud short staple tobacco and sugsrc"uc. The w"icrr
abound in fsh, and the forest with mherims for ship
building and naval stores
THnsrs-Onethrd ef the purchase money to bc p"i in
cash. the balance in and two in equal install
ments with eight per cent interest from date OF pure
Titles be made by the Receiver when all The purchase
money is paid.
The sale will be- positive and without reservc.
JOHN REARD Receiver, &c.
Sent 1-cuIl:ccT
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NOTICE:
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND IA

OFF!CE OF THE JA'IEs HIFKH MD i"NN"II' '"'' 7
Richmond sep:cmOrr2i ~ -dc.
- EhLED propost tls VIII BE- received This flee ant
- the l= oi December next, tor keeping the
order for Twelve months from the lot e." January. l-'
in sections of ten mile. according TO specifications o L.
iurn'ehed ty me
i'~ Prop'-a LII ---i--- - - - - =
pairs. r.cu.lv. of nccnrnr- WORK ana dr"nrins ~:
contractor may propus. whole liz" from R!chtn":,t
Eucbnrhn he Company VIII take The fIsk ui Hood.
out contractors .upunt" 10 furnish The ''--hiN
the Company
Ry nrd.r Of th- E.sr,i Of Directors
Sent nI-cwfI-,lcc WM ? Mi'GfORn Scc'y
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which Of itself will produce its thousands of tEs OF
'''',Ss and manufactured articles. We afo h, .
S'rike coA field which will yield all the coalf quir,a
OR 'he eiihs and in Lynchburg for sges. wa can -,-
these things a. plain a. if they were alt-s'y II
operation, and any practical observer migfh ~
predict ihls fulhmeut. Ii is therefore, esseur th
the Virginia and Tenness-4 Rail Road, of all on
roads, should be tie portage line.
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Address, Healing Springs P. O., Bath Co, Va.
Sept l0-c,ds EMMA JOHNSTON, Com
PUBLIC SALE.

VUyHE undersigned as Special Commissioner, appoint
ed by decree OF the County Court OF Louisa, Will,
on the 2 day September next at the late residence
of Charles Groom deceased in the county Of Louisa seii
at Public Aucop the Tract Of Land ON which said Groom
resided and three valuable slaves This land Is situated
about Ii miles north of Taersve Depot the Virginia
Central Railroad contains about 80 acres and i. well
adapted 10 the cultivation OF corn, wheat and tobacco
The improvements are plain but substantial and comfort
able The tor ms of sale for the land will b. onchird III
cash and the other wohirds credit OF one and Two
years the title to be retained until all the purchase mo
At the same time and place. the undersigned az esccu
tor OF Charles Groom will sel at Public Auction, the
belonging to said Grooms estate The terms Of sale
the slaves and other personal property will be made
known ON the day Of sale. WIN w GROOM,
Com'r Of the Court aud EX'i
Aug 2I-c4w OF Charles Groom decd.
POSTPoNEMENT- The above sale is postponed to
the 5th OF October, 1855.
l1-cfha WM w. GROOM, COmr and Ell.