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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
VIRGINIA AND THE SOUTH.

The Democracy Of Virginia have always e1-
erciscd very great influence on the party IN the
Southern States This influence las been po'
tcntial A. much from our regard to the wishes
Of the party in the Southern States as from the
ability Of our statesmen. As long as Virginia
allows the spirit OF fraternal regard for the
Southern State, to influence her Democracy,
50 long will she maintain her proud position as
acknowledged leader Of the Southern Demo-
cracv.
The South will always he content to follow
the lead Of Virginia. upon the wc!l-beaten track
of State Rights Democracy. They feel that
the weight Of her vote, her uniform consistency
to principle, and her border position, enttle
her. more than any other State, 70 assume the
lead. This influence has been potential be-
cause reciprocal.
The Democracy Of Virginia, consulting the
wishes and principles oi the party in other
s!a"c states has been in measure controlled
BIZ that voice, and in her turn, Virginia d-
reefs the VOICE of tie South. This reciprocal
relation, we hope. vii, ever be maintained. We
sincerely trust that the Southern Democracy
will never assume a position that Virginia c''-
not maintain, and We feel that Virginia VIII
never lead the way where her Southern breIL-
rcn cannot willingly follow. To the mainte-
nsncc Of the position ,ha: Virginia occupie-,
an intelligent appreciation OF the opinions oi
the party in other Southern States is necessary.
1t is. therefore, our intention to carefully COZ
suit our Southcra exchanges, and place their
views before the people Of Virginia, ard permit
the voice of the press Of the South to reach
the Virginia Democracy. Under the head Of
1.-THE VOICE or THE SOUTHERN PRrsS, will he
found an extract from the New Orleans 'I'"'ta,
Ia which we invite attention.
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Sept 2l--Florr IS dull, ho"af''
Street and Ohio held at =. without sales E.
Wheat is heavy; 10000 bushels 2ierfd, on. ot
sales unimportanl white .o"i % rId DO d.
al.l5. Corn is duIl and nochan:st' pFo
visions are firm Bacon ,'de' }" cl:, Nes,
Pork l5.25al55o Wh.key duI! a'2' cents
srx Yonx moon. Sept. 2l,-Flour is firm
and unchanged Wheat is Guiet' sales unIn-
nortant Corn is higher; mi 30 cts. PORK
dull and nominal; mess Si93. -, prime slua
IN 75 Lard steady. Wh!skey held at - ct,
Erennc.-Cotton is dull sales Of 900 balea
Yellow Corn 92a93 cts. Mess Pork Sl5al5.62
Muscorado Sugar 5:a6. cts. Orleans Moasses
3sa39 cts. Turpentine held at AZ cts. Rcsin
heavy at 524 cts. Rice dull at 2sa3.
Cattle Market-Beeres ere dull; sales OF
4, 900 head at 6alOs cents. Sheep are heavy;
sales OF Is, 900 head. Swine are lower; sales
of 900 at IS. .sTtaG.Qo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
MOUNT COMFORT FOR SALE.

VNHE subscriber "U-rs for sale privately the Farm on
Il which hc present resides. called Mount Comfort,
containing as less situated In the urpdr end
VI cufi.O county ID miles west OF Richmond. on Deep
Eun the Three Chopped and QU!ociron ioada and
about miles below Short Pump. The improvements
co.si,: .. large and conveniently frame
dwelling house, Containing " rooms aud ample passages
sbou; half OF tits stories high with good brick base
rnent Kitchen and quarters stables carriage and ice.hou-s,
Run being the boundary on entire side for about niie,
and Stony passes entirely through the centre upon boh
which there good mill sites well OF excel
len, water the yard springs OF the ur.s water con-
veni.ntiy dispersed the FARM The subscriber deems
any further description unnecessary, but respectfully Ia
vites all disposed 10 purchase aud view for them
selves ANY communication upon the subject, directed 10
the subscriber a, Erin Shades n be promptly attended to-
s.n. i--c>w WA. l.. HARRIS
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VALUABLE PRINcE EDWARD LAND

HAVING had grea. Inducements oGere! me 10 movo
Ill South will offer at public sale on TUESDAY, the
FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER neat II fair, II not the next
fair day III. Farm which reside lying on Irery river,
mile. Meherrn Depot, and 10 miles from heyvie,
on the Richmond and Danvile Railroad and miles from
the Court House south, containing sW acres 30 in original
Also 100 or goe of Driery and branch at mostly
very productive The improvements consist OF two story
frame dSeln: with rooms, Including store'room and
cellar with all necessary outbuiding, Including tobacco
barns &C. further description deemed unnecessary,
n, those desiring purchase will examine for themselves
30 all such.
For further Information address the underFSned, and
lro;upi response will lie given. go
Po,, Oiace Moores Ordinary Richmond and Danyile
Railroad A. e. GREEN.
SAINT, N
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AUCTION SALES.
ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.

hN tt ESDAf, The i;i Oetober nexi VIII SELL on the
~ premises the tract OF Land on which reside. This
tract contains A. acres tj OF which are the richest low
grounds on which can he made tobacco wheat corn and
oats ip acres Of original forest, all Of which, Is plant land
The high land, rich and some very highly improved
lots.
This plantation lies on Little Roasoke In Charlotte couu
Is, one mile fron brakes HrsEch Depot Richmond aud
Uan,llc Railroad four miles from Charlotte Courthouse,
nnd within four miles Of Churches .. oil Denominations
Tobacco Corn Oats and Wheat can be made on ,h!. tract;
withuu, The Of artificial nanurcs
The house i, ncw and comfortable dw cling and ilc
ncishbOrhood unsurpassed for refined society Tl,o,r
wishing one "t the most desirable farms in the STATE
invited 10 come aud see for themselves.
POwHATAS B0t'LDIS.
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COmMIsSIONRR'S sALEOF 2sOX ACRES


DURSUANT,o a decree OF the Circuit. Court OF Louisa
county, rendered at the last term thereof In the suit
Of Mincr. guardian &c. Mllners aud oihershs under
for the purpose. WILL on TUESDAY. THE TWENTIETH OF
SEPTEMBER 1859. in front ofMr. j. c. Commacks tavern,
Lorss Court House. proceed 10 SELL at public auction,
the highest bidder, The tract Of land mentioned in the
bill and proceedings
The said tract contains 2as acres and lies In Louisa
county, the ThreeChopped road. Prices Old Ia.
vcrn and abou: twentynvc miles below the town Of Char.
s.,esveis OF good quality and large portion In woods
original growth wel,imbered Mr.. George W. Christ.
mas who resides the land ill take pleasure in show
Ing il TO any wishing to buy.
TEIxs-As much Of the purchase money In cash, will
he 10 pay the OF suit and expenses SALE
the balance In three equal nsalmens with credits Of one,
two and three years. bearing interest from day Of sale
the purchaser giving bond with good security, aud title
withheld until all the money 10 paid.
TliOS. P. ATKINSON, Comn'r
nsnvllls Va, August 1Sv6w
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Ii MONT GIDEON FOR SALE. ~.
AT AUCTION. s!,..,

WILL he sold. on the Twi.NTY-SEvRNTII OF StI.
w TEMBER l>:9 that valuable Yarm called MOUNT
GIDEON the residence Of the late Henry l!il situated ia
'he lower part Of Caroline county. three miles from llao
veaCou House and the Virginia Central Rail Road Depot
containing hundred and forty acrrss This land j.
we'll adapted the growth Of corn w'ra, and tobacco
well warrcd There being ncver.iallns spring In each
Heidi The situation IS beautiful overlooking vast CNtea.
OF low lands with viw Of the when running for
least two miles further description j. deemed
sary those wishing tn purchase will examine for ti.
selves Mr.. James Ill., living the farm will take plea
sure in showing IL to any person wishing to see il.
AZ the time and place will he sold valuable stock.
consisting OF Horses Mules Cattle Sesj and lIoss osc
hold and kitclrn Furniture Plantation Utensils a..
All persons having cais against the requested
TO make them known 10 the subscriber, and those indebted
10 the estate win please settle their bills
The erius Of sale will be made known the day OF sale
PHILIP SAMUEL,
k,,,,Y
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m. ro,r,h co,orces,onol nis,ric,

FARNvILLE, Sept. 2l.-lhc delegates from
the counties composing the Fourth Congre.-
sional District, met here to-day IN Convention,
and nominated. By acc!amation, Mr. X. y.
Pryor, as the Democratic candidate for Con
gress, to supply the vacancy created by tho
death Of the late member, Hon ". U. 1oode.
Mr.. Hopkins name was no; brought before tna
Cnrvnnt;no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23

VALUABLE aud beautiful Farm situated ~ miles
N from Richmond, Une o. the be-, railroads, In
desirable n.!gborhood, aal thriving village,
where ,her. are churches hotels stores. a.sc depot,
po-cicc telegraph o.cc. &c. The Tract contains Coo
acre. under cultivation, Of which '.Ey tirge pro-
Drt bo:"ia ,an of tie hes; quality aud ali well
drained The balance Is in original wood, s'a snai! por.
lion of second srOwth pine
ri> LAT! is highly adapted all III. staple. Of ;hc
country aud ahOunis IN water from the i.GTvst Nln.
>-inc- ia every ar; Of H. The improvements ARE -Aiea-
-y. mostly avw, or lately repaired ani in good Syi-
The location |, very beautiful, perhaps not SURPASSED. by
many :h part o: she state, and healthy any place
In the world.
This Farm Is offered for sale privately, SoGii be
changed part 70. land in TcxA, suitably located.
For further particulars, address Enquire oeics, Rlci.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE
Oily OE RICHMOND. EOR SALE.

WE OFFER for sale, privately, the following property
w belonging to the estate OF the late " H. Rasland de-
ceased viz.
No. Ia most desirable residence at the NORTHEAST
corner Of Grace aud Adams streets The lo fronts % feet
Oh Grace street. and runs back about i5 feet TO an alley
The house Of brick built In the best manner containing
rooms with all outllouseS attached, Including
Kitchen. Stables. Carriage House &c.
No IA Lo, fronting y feet Grace street and sd
joining the above.
No. 3.-A brick tenement the North side OF Broad
street between First street and Brook Avenue Ut present
occupied by T. Moore, fronting about sS feet on BROAD
street and running back about las feet paved ney
The House Is stories high aud fitted for Store and
dwelling, with a good brick kitchen, DC.
No A Brick tenement Broad street, adjoining No
g. fronting the same stories hig and the store
running back full depth Of the lot about feet and
No, Band G-Two vacan; Lots on Broad street, adoin
ns the above each fronting S feet, and runnlns back
about lij fee. 10 the alley.
For :arus, which will be liberal, apply 10
RAGLAND 4 BROTHER,
E.,f Ma nd 9th
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500 REV ARD.

iiN AWAY 'r1a The subscribers, on Thursday nisht,
z, - a':.a,, four likely Negro Men. named wy
=; 'AN, BOB and SAN.
!-.; purchased OF H. :. Eoharls, {: North Ca.o.
. = ~ Mach, .bou: .! yrsrs of asc; lve feet te',
'''' ac.e, ..'i, !iS.ly. complexion ,cry DARK and
= - 4. -.,y when .pOkrn "a.
'-s ts.-. - Yeas ot a.r; five feet eight or nine
~ = q "a, purchased Of Grprcc ID. Pace, OF Rich.
:. = ~. %: March AMI wa, purchased by Mr. Pace
- l-', - gloucester county. lie i very likely
. =: '-i q: d,rS complexion, a.d has Il scar from
- ':a., I=:s.
So - even inches high; Was purchased OF 5.
.. -. ': h.ng aud Queen county, the i, OF April;
So. .-'. yery black and stout, when he len, he
'---' Ds n.' face, caused from boil not quite
~ '1: .g- Zee; "ven or eight Inches Nigh Of dark
- = ''.-' an! well made; was purchased o! Henry
- Nr' T.. II Pifgo;, OF Jau-s City county, OF
. ''.. sou.e ;.T whip marks on h.S hack.
=. -;eat:i si.l be paid or ;n- apprehension and
- -lt negroes 10 u. In Richmond, Va; or 500
-'.'a, q, u delivery " security Ia some JAIL, 50
: g - aisi
-'~.: a-sro-. he ;,k.n in Richmond or iI.nrico,
= a. - paid tor each. JONES & SLATER.
80 y. AS-.. ~ le,J--li.cWf
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NOTICE.
. INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT COMP
-..L.Li rMk It A1E Is NnI lNrr.i.k i

=, INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES ~
A...CH THE STATE Is NOT INTERESTED.
" ...s-'-dby the Board OF Pebble Work, 10 call tie
-:.a of al internal Improvements, in which th"
1af '.:,Ec.ied % the following rrori!icn> 81 TIE
I..a a.a clap. IL, sec 81:
=, Y:>,.i-a; sad Directors 81 cver company ipcor-
.-..1 r.S- work Of Internal i'm ros en-n,. To- the
. s.;s ;here Is 10 subscription by the board oi
-. ...a make the folowingrvpor;- to the Board,
a. -.I of one year from the completion Of such
..1r' .hagug The condition of hc WORK. the whole
...7: glitG expended in it, construction, with the
e -l.- o.; expenditure "a. i9raG' II tolls receive!
p. l.a pfscsinc year, the annual expenses Of the
-.ae,., aad hr net: profits or loss which report
.c= p.u.v ty plat or map OF the work, and n, the
10y yesr thereafter further report shown: tho
.'t'i. xn=s the amount anl kinds Of ofeNpeuIturcs
' a. i..e a-;; profits for such year. Where par
= ~ ,h,. have been prescribed ~ the Board o!
",;,, 81! 'laic known 90 the company, tile report
alta. form. IL case Of failure 10 make any such
.A'y lays tie company shall forfeit one thousand
Sc -a~.. good cause h- shown FOR such failure"
>'.--qgsnt act. passed March !, 1850, the reports
-,fs! % ~ IN the possession Of the Board OF PuoHc
a, $ ~ .J;h lay Of October. in cachyear.
=, p--'cr.oet Icy the Eoard can be lad upon NJ.
80 =; ;ari! 9a.cc In :h- city Of i;ichmond.
THOMAS II. DEWITT,
/. ,s.-.,s,'..O-. s.-'y E,Ari of Public Works
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utNEY \. WISE.
~ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

I FNII INV 7 tVN.
2HN.,ON hay;n: hc.a received hy :he ENccut:"",
.II!A> SCANLIN, OF. 'Ar ..'h ui;uIc, a;ic: haS-
. -,.a - .'2:9yosrd a--lu.: ard dangerously, II h"t
.-! 4 respectable -"ntisra;. ia he county %!
f-o.; justice. AMI :, so:uc !; large. .tIcr:'
d. .r-yty 1.cr Of reward Of one hundred dollars
- .-. a9 hall ar:es; the said Thomas Scaun ..;.l
e. ~, 'A- al! Of said caGny 0: Nelson and DO
.-g4i-e all officers of til. Commonwealth civil
-'ls sad request the people generally t1 Use i!tT
% procure the arrest .: t'- said fugitive that
~ 70 Hruu:hi 10 justice.
j. 3. c- fay hand as Governor, and under the Less
-. . ta- Commonwealth, at Richmond. .iis sixth
- :: September. l>i9. HENRY 4. WISE.
';- ;-4sv,raor, GsoRGE ". MrSForp, secretary :: ,.c
---fsa'a.
n-e4a!n Is an Iri,ha,la abog: % years old, about
...I - seven inches high, weighs about one hun
'-'y pounds, has round rutdy face. dark eyes
ugly hair. lie wore cap and white cznaburs
- "a wen; OF without coa:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23

FJNE Subscribers oaer for rsc their Slate River
i In the county Of Buckingham II contains over 100
Of land. 100 being OF river bottom with wood land
suhcien; for the place, and productive any the
river 1t has two story dwelling with four and all
necessary build for III. place Also" youn. apple
and peach orchard Of ssec, fruit This IS about four
or I've miles from the James River Canal. Slate River is
also ravigahe for small boats, which makes il
y convenient for getting produce to market 1t aonsihe
lands OF Dr. Rob L. Jones, Col vs. A. Ford and Others sit.
uued healthy section OF country, several
churches, post Offices and mills.
We deem unnecessary to say more about II. As those
wishing 10 purchase view the place, and judge for
themselves get any Information from the subscribers by
addressing them st Diana Mills, buckingham.
The prch.,rr b. paying two or three thousand dollars
the first payment get hve or six years or longer nc
desired. 10 make other payments, deferred payments
bearing interest from doy OF SALE title retained I'LL all pay
ments are made JUHS h SAMUEL ALLEN.
-.
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INTENDING to remove to Richmond, offer for sale pr
i yatcr, NY fzrm well known Woodstock. Woodslock
situated about five miles below Rchupnd and less thun
mile from the York River Railroad, the New Bridge
road adjoining the lands Of Dr John Garnet and others
The farm contains +O Scres lVJ Of which well
tmhercd with oak and pnc about l23 Chicka
homny low grounds easily drained and the remainder in
arabic hig lands in improving condition, producing
Well the crops usually cultivated In thi, region, such
Wheat corn ohs hay &c Tobacco Is cultivated by scve-
raj Of my ue:hbors.
Woodstock is Of the commanding situation, in
Eastern Virginia The residence being located on hcau-
tiin emincncc commands fine aud lovely View ot,r sur
rounding country FOR niles around The improvements
ali new. The dwelling which has been completed with
In the last year, Il large two story wood house. having
been built O! tie hes, material a planned with an eye TO
TASTE comfort au convenience. Ii contain, large
rooms larS. and five closets The house
with tin ami has been Recently painted extcr
nally sni internally, n the cOjern style. There Is
also Office in the yard, with IL IL. The
houses such kitchens, quarters. barls stables
all The place abound, In springs, sufficiently
ns; o. as pure water any in the ;csIcs old
apple orchard, there young apple aud peach orchard
on the place The proximity Of this farm Richmond,
renders particularly valuable and desirab and sell
ou that such farm, combining all the advantages and
couyrIiences, Is offered in market.
My Son.ln law Dr. Royser, who resides on the premises,
will take pleasure in showing il any who wish 10
Sea IT,.
The purchaser have the privilege Of seeding crop
OF wheat this fall ami full possession the Isl VI January
lS6O.
I,,Iv g. .sm Many T. PRICE
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VALUABLE TIMBERED LAND FOR

10y virtue q. decree Of tho Circuit Court FOR the
ID New Kent entered a. the Fall term Of said Court
l>> III the suit OF "App-rson IS. Apperson's lie!r-,
will sell. as special by Public Auction, th
highe-. bidder, on THURSDAY, TIE THIRTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. ,5S Court day) ,nt excellent piece !"f
Timherrd Land known as "DlLLARDS Vi which the late
DR. Appr-son died seized cont aiming LIS acres
less Said lsnd has L. the Anrs: lot Of Pine timber in
M. vicinity drsn, ;ree miles from the Pamunk"y River
where i read sae can be With for II to Northern
rgRnsA credit Of s. l? and Is months will be given
crr, for small defray the costs OF sale tie ur
ca.-r bcng required give good personal sccuriil and
IN. title withheld until the last payment and transfer d
By the Court Address at New he, Court ll"o.e
Va. T. TAYLOR,
sprclal ConIui- .iOucr.
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COtCH MATHitiALS.

'.r"'nn o; Coach! Makers to our large stock
.'.''. Materials. such IN
',''.s =, aii Tempered French Head Springs
~ Taper aud Common Iron Axe!s. assorted
hi''. assorted from to 10 Inches
~, Ike, assorted from i.i6 10 3 inches
, . o. fi'as, assorted from ;. 10 inches
-, -, SpFy Shafts, Buggy, Suikey and Wagon
, - - "'s q Bows and Poles, Pipe Boxes, Cole
=. .'Asr Aat TIE Iiol:s, Maii.ablc Castings, En-
q - pA CaFpe;inss, Band aud Luins Nails,
= t!t', oT ?'onp, customers, We are prepared
- :, very !oH prices, and respectfully invite an
'- - o-' stock before purchasing
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
- =! iea!'rs IN Hardware and Coach Materials,
s'f- E.tr Rirh,nnpt
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LATER FROM HAVANA

Nrw ORLEANS, Sept ?!-1he Steamship
Cahawba brings Havana dates to 18th Instant.
Money was tight at Havana and the banks
we're preparing to Issue acw bills to facilitate
business. Sugars were dull and nominal The
planters were shipping on their own account.
The stock in por, amounted TO 100000 boxes
Freights were dull.
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~ THE GoyHHNon OF VIRGINIA.

-
,. .sytT.u\ HAVING BEEN RECEIVED BY THE
.l...T.It. ;.,, MORGAN J. REECG convict. who
-.,,,. uy il- rcu.i Cou-. Of ,he county Of Car
.,-t.. r.us.,purian' In the Peni:entiary, for re.
.a ,, k:.o~in- he >aI.iv 60 ~ Stolen escaped
-e.-, h.y:;.: lin Ia custody, in The county OF
g =: L, way 70 the rrn!e:'ary. and Is nov
o.. ,-.- 't--r'ar, do hereby offer reward oi ONE
A, 80 HJLLtE> 20 any per, ~ who shalt arrest the
- : K.rcc ani deliver h'i into 'he Penii en'iary;
-!yr,o.,r require all on.ccr, Of this Common
,. 49,. :...; .ry ia.l rcGr,>: 'i- people GENERALLY.
-. . - -N-r;cn> - procure The arrest oi he said
.-.;. = - NAY %. brought 90 .c-'.cr.
v.y-t .si-- q: htnd a. I"vcrnnr, AMI under The
'.,, s-,lof tie Car0'uoEt -s'i, 1T Rchincnd. this
-. tsy o. s-p'er'.r l>''.
ltNel \. WISE.
rsG-y=rao:.
5.1.. v Nr>roRi, Scc'y Q; 'le Commonwealth.
y 49, E-r,F wa, heretofore 3, rcuyir, In ~, Peal.
, -, -.ccit,d a, = native ui Nlr'i carclina Is ::
A. .yr'.,' .t: inches high Ir't g'.r complexion.
.-, a. -. tlge. scar the r'ci' check n-a- the
- ~ l,!; 'ptr,iirgeF and 'hc n'i. an IN. Ir.'
-: :-ysu y-. zoo ;hics ,nd narrow.
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cAnoLINEToBAcco LAMB, FOR SALE.

order give my undivided aticniont 10 my profession,
L hereby offer SHERWOOD for safe. situated In Caro-.
uc county within two n.s of PolcCat Depot, on n"
tanning hy recent survey The soil very good
and under STATE Of fine improvement, and is we'll
adapted 20 the growth Of Wheat, Corn Erd Tobacco
T. Farm Is situated in the hear: of The Tohaccogrow.
ns section Of Caroline snd II no, large enough can be
aIi-dt".
TIE neisLr.oci is rennrsali" :or - .efnr:nen end
sociihily.
Persons wishing purchase will Witt ;he farm. or for
particulars, at!rv,> M. I. CHANDLER,
NG. g.--cif Panols T. u. Va.
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rWI1TY 6,,I.L,RS KEWARD.

~ ', taz suburbs OF Adams Valley, abou: the s'h
''..'' si4ed!uin -l:cd light bay MULE, In good or
Ic. mark across the shoulders, newly shoi
- ''- inside .: ,hc hind feet, and very much
''-l e tr" hind legs. 40 other marks rccollecfeG.
. -.-.;. ,.Erl bag mare. She has two scars on
: ..ls-. one unl.T III. nane AMI the other on
- 'f; u iag shoulder. thiuk over tie right cyc
'5-a- ~. hy ANAL.
7'.s.,si will be paid for both, or ITO Coz either.
~. ~ - Medical College .: Virginia, az to JNo.
''4L a liv,srs. Talbot & Bros. Foundry, corner
49, '-. .'.h .;s Richmond, Va.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
I'm pA,Ly. sEMl.wgEKLy AND WEEKLY
: ,rrcyIE. pUNNAvANT, TYLER s WISE.
7 = X Ms

,-~..,, r,rsg seven dollars pee sauuu, and at the
y rs. 9.,,i,> 4 ,Sken FOR shorter period than one
IL. sgvi.WssSiY. FIVE dollars per annum, and
4 - ~ ~ months. payable in advance. For the
p.- aapa:a. "r six copies for $lo, 10 be paid In
-' - tiy,u-r when letters containing money are
'.ey nus; be rt1isi,rsd or 'hey VIII be at the
.... E-'a-, . ,
" .a, - FNgrisgG" ipvTG,i-I>: SHIFT is published
f,c monthly circulation j. twenty ;hoi-
t!s,r'i>vmen;, jH>crie'. at - cents per limc.
- ., - ~, office m,y l." .siaii'yd per mail. IN
= .t., Bank notes a. o.. '..rr, ;. At the ris.i o..
,t.ua-ie> aal r.ib.'.> .. '.-,P-o;, exceeding
. =. CHARGED :rr - ;'Nc' .-"Uvn'-
~. a ,s;ance mus b" accompanied with the ad'
.,..,ilc:ory references. 10 !n>lt" eNec3i!on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
llLNTy \. WISE.
>, YHn GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
9R OCLAM TlON.

,... N,.l -, &C., 81 the General Assembly pass
-..- is 90: Mach l,i> aui Ia pursuance OF an
... 81, :,.r >-,,ni Julci,l Circuit os this Common
.I..'a!iw. hereby make proclamation that
g.. o. Pa. ~, h-cn duly elected Judge 0!
.--.. '-r'l = ,..i; Years.
... ...,r-ls. | lr,y- h"rrunro signed my name
., u.,...r auI ca',s-i the seal Of the Common
,.. B.. ue A;,.N-i. !l'> irl:h day of September,
.... . sac eighty :ous'i. year " :l'e Common
HENRY \. WISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
MORE FINE VIRGINIA FRUIT.

We have before US splendid apple, mea-
surfing thirteen inches around, which was grown
in the orchard of Edwin White, Esq, OF surry
county, an old reader of the Enquirer