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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-09
COALRlDGE Mill,

THE SUBSCRIBER desires 10 inform the
Wheat-erowtr rs OF Meigs and adjoining Coun
ties, that he will give, in exchange for one
bushel OF good, clean Wheat, AZ pounds os
Flour. r@iS- ~ -3', = ;, ,-.'- ~ .
Persons wishing large lots of Flour made,
can have il NAM huactu!ed at 40 cents per bril-.
ofal to 90 to the owner of the Wheat.
The highest cash price paid for Wheat.
W. @. WILLIAMSON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-09
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

before VIM. Hswley, J. P. Of OIv e town
ID ship, Meigs County, Ohio.-Samuel Buf-
tington, VS.. John Farrs and William Tarris.---
On the 9th day or June, A. d. 1859, said
Justice issued an order Of Attachment in the
above action, for the sum of one hundred and
thirty-four Dollars and ninety-three, Cents,
($l34.93.) SAMUEL BuFFrNoToN.
Olive, August 8, lS59.--32-3t.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-09
SIGN iiiCasit.

Sometimes an apparently incidental re-
mark, or the attempt at a witlicism, will
reveal the true sentiment of a man who is
daily striving, by. studied arguments, to
conceal his conviction.
This IS emiuently illustrated in the last
Cleveland "Plain Dealer" That organ of
Democracy is daily trying to revive the
hopes Of its followers by the assurance Of
a splendid triumph OF the party at the
coming election in Ohio. But, in its ef-
fort to get off a readable squib at the ex-
Ipense of the Republicans, it unconsciously-
let's out its real opinion as to the result
In speaking of Greeley, and his trip to the
Kansa, gold mines, it says:
"The telegraph heretofore has brought
all the news from Pixies Peak, but now the
Express Companys bring it. Greeley has
got among the gold mines, and ne tesliies
TO its actual qualify and quantity. There
can no longer be any doubts among Black
Republicans. at least, and we hope the
GreeIeyiles Of this State will start rig ght off
for the 'diggings twenty thousand strong.
and not come back until after the October
election"
Now, that aiu't a bad one, and no doubt
thousands of Democrats have laughed
heartily over it. But ils real value con
ssts in the unintended admission that in
the opinion of the "Plain Dealer" the Re-
publicaus have tacenty thousand majority in
the State! We have no doubt that is the
honest estimate OF the "Plain Dealer" al
though We think it too low by some thou.
sands. .s.G
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-09
SHERIFF"S SALE.

ID from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Jack :
son County, will offerio Tor Sale on the PIE NJ
ises OF H. 7 dams, in Racine. Me lgs County,
on the tn day OF August, 1859, al 10 q clock
A. NJ, the following described property, to-
wit: One One horse Buggy and Harness; one
Fly Net, and one Buggy W hip, and sold as
the property of H. Adams, al lie sui. Of 30
seph Scuriock. a.s.r4 -..~ CAS-
]. '. SMITH, S. NJ. G.
August 9th, IS5o,-32-2t.$l.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-09
10000

ID ushcls Oats; 100000 bushels Corn. and
ID any quantity of Rye, Shorts, Middlings.
Bran, &C., wanted, fol which CASH will be.
paid by ]. c. RAUSCHER,
At Raston's old stand, Front st., Pomeroy..
Aug. 9, '59.--32-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-09
To the VOTERS of NHefgs C"unty
MI a RRIED.

On the Sd inst, in Albany, Athens Co., by the Rev.
Mr.. Baker, of Maineville, o., PROF. n. NJ.
M'LAUGHLIN, of the Albany Manual Labor Acad-
emy, and MISS S. C. COLER, daughter of Rev. Mr..
Coler. of ALBANY. o.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-09
MA IL TX EK 9,

CINCINNATI, August !, 1859.
FLoUR-fn good demand, at SIS for superhhe, ana
5.35 for extra white wheat.
GRAIK--l here was good demand for prime whhe
and red, at sI0 for red, and Sl.l4@il7 for white.
Oats in good demand at 45l5Oc. Corn firm at q g
Csc. Rye, firm ut sic. Barley, j5a51c.
BurrER-- Choice w. r., l"41I6c, and prime Ohio,
lie l5c.
GnocnRrEs-Sugsr in good demand, III 7li@c7 lac--
MolasSrs firm at :Sc.
PRpYlsioSs-Not mach doing. ..
New YosK, August H. 1880.
FLoUR--Is less aciiye sales of supcrinc state, III
s4sC@5u5; fresh ground shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio. nv $l,5 nl.i5, clos ~ dull.
GRtlE--New rod southern wheat, SlIC; new white
do, .l2AG1I 80 Rye, llr. Barley, gjc. Corn in
active ut 7GG7ac, Oats dull AT 35&4Uc,
ST. LorIs, August 4, 1889.
There is nc business of consequence doing in -four,
aud there established prices.
Whcati duh, aud prices huYo leclinodpc, ranging
from ejc to $l.l3 ...
Corn is dull, and prices have declined sc per bu.
Oats are inactive and dropping.
Pork is inactive at $l4.5 els for Meas.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-09
Pom,eroy Retail Market.

PoMERoY, TUESDAY, August 0, 1859.
Flour. o5a5 SOP brl. Cheese, dom. use p b.
Wheat. 9Od, 90 . bush Cheese, wv. RI sG9l2He
Oats 33dD4Oc. % bush. Soap, 5@9l0e. o h.
Potatoes, G@DsUc bush Candles; (taNoW) l4gl5c
Apples (green) 3CaD70 Candles, (opaD &C.
Butter, l5c. per b. Candles, (s'nrl sn.
Eggs. s@1 iOc. o doz. Fish, (Cod) 5@614c.
MOasses, 42945c. gal. Fish, (Mackerel,) } stSl0 l0c
Sirup, 81 . gak Fish, (W hite) Sc.
Sugar. IN. o. s@9c. p B Picked Pork, 9giOc.
Sugar tWhitc) Igh l5c. Shoulders. re- lGc.
Coffee. 100 l5c. b. Sides, (staoked) va I've.
Rice, 6Q3Ic. y Ii. Hams. l2c
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-09

Ey Horace Mann, the eminent friend
OF education, and the late worthy Presi-
dent Of Antioch College. died at the
White Sulphur Springs. on Wednesday.
tie Sd inst.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-09
. A LOT FOR SALE.

A LOT, although in. Town, yet not town:
IN lot, hut o lot of y sS d, l1'1
Watches, Clocks, Jew - 4t
elry and Fancy Goods, ~ n.CASSss
is for sale oh ap, at the ~ Ho .NSSSSS
old stand of p. LAM -@sNs \ :1Sss$
BnEcHT's, three doorsSSS&a a sNXSzfN
below the Court House ~ss'SSlsEszzSEs Esxe=::'9
on the west side of Court Street, Pomeroy,
o. would beg leave 10 add that have Just
returned from the City with fine selection
of the above mentioned goods, bought at
prices which tnables me 10 sell cheaper than
ever. An Examination is solicited Il ~
June 21-25-3n. p. LAMBRECHT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-05
AUCTION SALES.
FARM ~ CHARLOTTE


f5NllE subscriber Wishing to remove Florida Texas
on accoun; CT his health, is dcsrous Of selling imE,e
hiaiey II he can, the Farm upon which lie hos resder
lying In the lower end Of Charlotte county Virginia,
both sides Of Biz Bucsone Creek and adjoining the lands
OF A. g. Jearrs. II. r. Jefrc>s Win askins and Others
leI miles sou; Of Roanoke Depot ~ TIE Richmond aud
Clarss'lle. The contains b=twe,n o'D ard l,vV
Acres-GDo OF Which il In orPna forest ani pins, heavily
;i!1bered, and o! rrac qUa:y. Two hundred acres In
low ground branch fas. Gui hi!l improved lots OF
surpassed fertility, The reiaanr in good Of cultiys.
u" highly susceptible II Improvement. The land Is level,
siy productive anl lies remarkably well for cultivation
II ~ divided Into four fields each running up 10 the house,
and though each Of which large branch. There
upon fourteen ne'erfang Springs, which a-eunanec.ed
W any drought.
The location very hanlaome, and with some Sigh, i'm.
rrov.m-ni-, might he mr!- Of the mos, bcnuiri and
desirable residences In Eastern Virginia
The neshborhoo unc'iallr! rs any In The State and
oilers every social nductmrnt being refined an,l
cultivated Curchc. 'Iin,rcn denominations, Pos, OF.
cr-, Stores Mi Black. ni;h, shop. &c all very conv..
nen;, The improvements consist l.arg. and conno-
Iou> Dwelling House, "ith nine ro0us Kitchen Mea,
lonsc, Poultry House. lceousc Negro Cabins Carriage
House, Wagon She'd large Granery with Feed Rooms
S,ars Tor Tea or-e., Corn Crib Proyendcr ouse Cow
Sheds OxNals Fire Large Barns and Overs-cri House.
with four rOon ana Ou,llouses at convenient distance
II IL seldom that property combining In such degree the
many advantages o! iralthiu and de able location irl
good improy tmrni, i offered IN market.
To any peryn wishing 10 make profitable !nycsfEient
rasl opportunity may again present Itself fer Years.
~, presumed that any pcr'cn de,rng purchase viii
--sHin- icE ihe:anelvc- ad am willing for the growing
crops 10 show for themselves. But will say that have
not sought 10 puN but simply io call attention ~ The place
IL NOT sold privately before the SEVENTEENTH DAY or
AUGUST shall, On ta, day Offer 1t al public Sac, upon
the premises.
and his carriage will convey from and Roanoke Depot
any person Wishing examine IT, Any and all person. III
d'laare who Wish 10 hc at the above place. will
please write 10 six eight days advance Gtiir
'in' 'i"y vi,h 20 Dc nc: ih-rc.
WILLIAM T. MORGAN,
Red OAK Grove Post 0lice.
Tui-s vii (l,aro ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-05
A New Democratic Paper in Halifax c,uu,v.


We have been agreeably surprised By the
receipt Of handsomely printed sheet, issued,
or the first time, on Friday last, under the title
ol "TnE VlRGiNI, Echo"
The "Echo" will be published every ftiday
morning. b. Mcssrs. Howerton { Wright, at
Halifax Court House. The first number, be.
sides containing several solid columns of yalua.
bic original matter, abounds in well selected
and interesting articles of news, politics, polite
literature humor. hStor! and biography.
The golden lines" of the paper also exhibit
u supply Of advertisements (ci;y and country
which speaks well for its continued support.
Announcing . firm adherence to tie time.
honored doctrines Of the Virginia Democracy,
the editorial column commences in a spirit os
Cancellation, an able and disni.ied appeal 10 the
true men Of ell parties 10 unite for the next
Presidential contest, to maintain the Constitu.
tional rights Of the South against the now
fearful and insidious efforts CT sectional ianati.
ciSm
The editorial management oi the Echo"
cannot fai! 10 display an ability and command
all effect far above the ordinary standard Of
country newspapers. The editor is man who
has made his mark already, and proud mark
it is, on the theatre of Virginia politics. On
the hustings, on the floor Of the House Of
Delegates, his brilliant talents have won for
him an cnviablc rcputotion and the unwaycrinp
support vouched him by the heads and hearts
Of the good people Of Halifax, has long been
matter Of notorety throughout the State
William N. llowerton, gallant and generous
friend, right heartily We welcome you to the
fraternity of the pcu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-05
PERIODICALS, &C., RECEIVED.

HrST's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for August Is
well filled with valuable information and sta-
tistics, with . commercial chronicle and reV'e"
Of trade for the past fiscal year.
TIE BANKERS MAGAZINE, publi'hed oy q.
Smith Homans, New York, contains mucn OF
interest to Bankers.
TuE Opp-FELLows' REVIEW, published in
Cincinnati Ohio.) and the MONTHLY Law Re
PORTER, have been received,
nW.rrKK Scorr's NovELs.'-Through Nr.
Nv Randolph, Of Richmond, we have received
from T. B. Peterson & Brothers, the pirate
and the "Betrothed," being the nineteenth and
twentieth volumes Of their cheap weekly issue
of W.verley Novels for the Million. They are
furnished at 25 cents each, or the complete set,
2s volumes in all, for IS, and sent free Of post
age, to any place in the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-05
PIONEE;, nILLS FOI, sALE.

W. authorized ~ IA. prO2rieiors occr private
w sale this extensive establishment.
The MILL DuILDlSG Is fire proof bull. piles with
stone founda.ioo and stusicd directly the 'front.'
and within few yards of ihe Orange and Alexandria and
Manassas zap Railroads with Whsrvcs and depth Of
sufficient accommodate vessels Of the largest class lis
dimensions .2 feet in lcIsh ty 81 feet in with, for
nai half stories high. and is covered with slate.
AGRilN ELEVATE !, also attached by which grain
can hr rapidly discharged from vessels Immediately into
tine mill. The GnAis capable Of holding IO,r'D
bushels .! wheat TIE elevator is worked by -inall
gne separate rc1! tia. use. In misunderstanding that
grain he received while the mill IS not ia operation.
There are TWELVE PAIRS or STONES OF * feet
diameter, capab- OF manufacturing, wl-u In f: work
about SUI tdrr,i~ T FoGr per- day.
Tie ENGINES and BOILERS are very Superior nai. hy
Otis Taf,s of Boston, Mass 1hou. regard 20 eXp-nsc
There six Boilers with return res. tn. Eusines
high pressure, and OF 80 horse power.
WATER aud GAS hay, been introduced throughou: the
entire establishments with HOSE &C. attached 10 the water
pipes in each story.
The above only general description Of this extensive
FIGURING Mill. Persons esirous Of purchasing, WILL Of
course ,lsi, the establishment where every Information
will be afforded them.
The Machinery is all nearly new. and Of the mo-; ap
pre,ors nll second in this section Of ir
country IN IL will l.. found EvrSYTHISG arpertauing
first class flouring Mill.
A CoUPEE'S SHOP. of brick, covered w.:h sA,r and
with iron window sutt-r aJoils the Mill It's Dimensions,
loJ feet in lengh BY 81 feet in width stories high
Tools, &C., all In perfect order. There nov about
100 FLOUR BARRELS hani which will he sold with
the MIL Also, !ot ot Cooper, Stlr STANES, HEAD
ING. &c.
1t |. rarely a; sach establishment, extensive and
complete in nil lis appointments, is offered ~ the pubic
The terms c: Tie BALE will bc Ea ie easy.
Po- further information, apply TO foWLE co.
July S--Siaw!E AleIandr:a, Nir. mia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-05

y vi"w Of removing TO the county Of Hanover tial
THURSDAY the 1t day Of september. lN!2, at II
clock ~ sell public auction. the premises, ihe
valuable TRACT uf LAND on ~ic nos reside, -ltuated
Ia e county "f Caroline about Is miles West filc Cogrt
House. (BownG Grecn,l miles from Guineys Depot,
the Ricmon. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, l.
miles fro fcIrrcssurc and containing ijl icrts giving
those in wan, of productive farm AMI comfortable hour
"a vooi opportunity n supply Ing tl,m'-;"r- x.l Itch.
The quality OF The soil i We'll kboa, and Reeds
r-ndaton in the nrisLOroOd, being susceptible Of the
highest state Of Improvement. and now producing good
crops Wheat Corn and Uai and particularly Tobacco,
Clover ari he various grasses thrive well. There
about N 'f cleared and the balance tImbeed with
Pine the whole well enclosed and divided into six
par. four fields, >anGns pasture, AMI meadow Of
thirty In Timothy and Clover excellent springs and
supply ing every field. There Is good Apple and
Peach Orchard from early 10 late. Ihe improvements
cUn,, OF comfortable bS cling House. With
above ana two Ia basement Kitchen Meat House, Ice
House Uarn stables, Corn Houses. Tobacco Houses aud
servants House, end all other Out Houses, and excel
I-;n "arce Mauy ,dyaniages possessed BY ihl' Farm
might De mentioned bat supposlng those Wishing 20 pur
chase Will vev for hemseys. before the day Of iale i,
deemed unnecessary.
The terms oaetbr of The purchase money cash. the
balance In one and two years 10 bear iners.t the
day OF sale with deed OF ir,t title retained until the
whole Of the purchase money tie paid
Ny Post Once ThorEsbatg Sot-y lya.a county will
tax: pleasure Ia showing the premises 10 persons sing
TO rGrcha-r. ROBERT :. LUCK
Iaroiin. Jplr uSrk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-05

HANlNG determined 10 remove 10 The county Of Henri
l. CO. shall sl public auction. the premises
WEDNESDAY, IL: Sst cay Of August, |. nir, " not the
next fa- day, the Farm upon which ~ present reside,
lying the county OF Prince Edward upon the ApoacS
river, six miles above the town Of famyie aud one and
quarter miles from the water station uron the south sr
railroad. and containing abou; 80 The improve
all and in excellent condition. consisting o.!
Two story Framed Dwelling, with six rooms. including
basement rooms otce In the yard. Kitchen, Meat
house. Ice houe four esceen; Negro Cabins with plank
floors and brick chmneys seven Tobacco Barns good
Granary Stable Courthouse, Carriage and BCHgy.house.
There 20 Ia original forest. We'll nh-r-d, and
from ~ TO vD of rich creek and river Hat land
shall not give minute description OF the farm. asS
those desiring 10 purchase good farm 20 Visit and
and examine for themselves have orchard Of choice
fruit just beginning TO bear
TEExs-Uueird cash. the balance IN aud two years,
the purchaser executing bonds with good security bearing
iuieres. from the day o! sale. JOHN H. kNlGHT.
eS- Address. "farmYille," wv. y. DAVIS, Auct.
In.uJ In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-05
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
WOODSTOCk FOR SALE.

INTENDING remove to Richmond, oGer for sale prI-
L yately NY farm, well known Us Woodstock, Woodstock
il situated abou; Eve miles below Richmond and less than
mile the York River Railroad, the New Bridg.
road adjoining the lands Of Dr. John arnett and others
The contains 400 acres lnJ OF which are well
tlmber.d h oak and Pine about 25 acres arc ChicE
homny low grounds easily draned and the remainder in
arabic high lands. in improving condition producing
well the usually cultivated iD this region, such
wle, c"rn oats ny, &c. Tobacco /, cultivated ~
raj OF my neirhbors.
Woodstock Is one q! the NOT Commanding situations In
Eastern Virginia The residence being located on beau
tiu emineice commands ne and lovely view Ofthe
rounding country for miles around The nproy ernrnts
are all new The dwelling which has been completed wit
In The last year. large two story wood house. having
been built o the best iaatera and planned with eye
taste, comfort aud convenience II contains large
rooms tS0 large store and five closets The house
covered with tin and has been recently painted cxer
na!y and internally. in the modern style. There Is
also an oice In the yard, with two In IL, The out
houses such as kitchens, guarters barns stables &c
al new The place buufds In springs. sufficiently
nen Of rs pure waller any In the state Besides old
apple orchard there young apple and peach orchard
on the place The proximity of this farm TO Richmond,
renders particularly valuable and iesirab and Il c
dom that such farm, combining all the advantages and
convcairnces, is offered in marie:.
Ny so-sn H., DIR. Roystcr, who resides the premises,
will take pleasure In showing 10 ry who may "i,hto
seo L!
The purchss:r have TIE privilege OF seeding crop
OF wheat tbs ia and fail possession the st of January
lS6Q.
Jriy q cc,. MARY H. P.ICr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-05
m,Cxouy GnOyE ron SALE.

f1N!S Farm containing >I hundred and thirty acres will
OF AUGUST neXt II FAIR II not the fair day thereafter
the premises 1t situated in Caro- Inc county Virginia
chmnnd Fredericksburg ani Potomac Railroad passes
through end Of the Farm II ia divided into five fields
containing lrI each, weligapcd 10 the growth
wheat, and tobacco. The improvements all good
the dwelling contain, r1Ous besides basement OF
rooms the Ou;-housc such barns stables Kitchens.
quarters and !cc-ousc all In good condition. !: is
deemed unnecessary to give extended description.
VI the place, those wishing purchase will l0uLilro,
examine the Lands before the day o! tie BALE. Tie r
chaser have the benefit sccdnS crop of wheat tbs
fall. and irll Possession the ,t NJ January l>in
TEgHSOnr fOlr'h cash. the balarce IN one, and
three years bcarnc interest rom day Of sse Bonds, w!:l
Il paid 4. ~ BOCLWARE,
ItOULDER HCDGlNs,
Executors Of George T. TuiLs, deed.
Tie Fredericksburg Recorder Will please copy until
diy ui sale. July a6-c,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-05
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
s ,ll INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES IN


WHICH riiE STATE Is NOT INTERESTED
M a,:rG:,ei by the Board o: Public Works ca. the
:,,uIioa .; All internal improvements. ia which the
s no; interested. to the following provisions Of the
~, of Virginia. chap. IL, see. 3'
IN, pt.iieat and Directors Of every company incor
--..i:, r.sr NO Of internal Improvement, To n
~ = u.icr ere Is no subscription BY the Board nf
81" ,vssS. make the following reports 10 the BOAR
a. .r: o' Que year froil The completion o: such
Il 1t show'nc tue condition OF the work. :ae Whole
;a lg';i. expended in its construction, With the
80, Is o! expenditure, the amount of tolls received
80. rca pt,cr'in. year, the annual EXPENSES OF n.
Ia t..a.Ss aud III. net; profits loss which repor,
te a. by plat or map OF the and the
eyr-y year thereafter. further report showing III.
,en tie work, the amount and kinds OF penturrs
8,,,p's 'hc rr:t profits for such Where par
..- lS-n ,illi have been prescribed By the Board Of
s. WORKS ard made SuOsn 20 the company. the report
>. In n II uria la of fIure 20 make any such
-, f ,xty a,> the company si~ forfeit thousand
s-. .nlr.. good c..usr Ice shown for such failure
" Subsequent Ir' passed March !. 1856. the reports
srr; 20 nc IN the possession Of the Board OF Public
s,,-,. -, :Ee !':h tiy of October, Ia each year.
m, rrt ,cr.h-i ny the Board he rad unon sr.
.I5a =: ;.c,r olnc-, In the c;v Of Richmond
THOMAS II. DEWITT,
-, r... laF D.s,lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-05
VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

WE ODER for sale privately tract OF land lying In the
w county Of Rockingham, y. e., about tweniyi%o
mile. aLoy. Danyle Va, and three below LeaEsv'ilc ~
c. containing Fifteen Hundred and sxtyHnc acres ms
land extends within lev hundred yards Of Dan River,
sLich IS navgablc TO Danve and !, In the heart OF
celebrated section ofc0anry called the eadow' ol 9s
iurham titles gently rollnS Of dark red color and Is
particularly adapted to The production Of The finest tobacco eco
e,, heavily ,ibered with abundant supply OF the best
plant laud and every part OF It Is well watered'
Thc society is Ms good any In the country Methodist
Baptist, Eptcopal and Presbyterian Churches are all con-
y.ient aud in the town Of Leaksv!le betde' large coy
ton factory there Mills shops snG stores .! every de-
scripion. - :, town.
mar. Of the L.aksye coal fields To which the last Lcgsia
lure of North Carolina chartered railroad, AMI which
without doubt will be buil: and thus open the mineral re-
sources Of that country
Tryss--Any reasonable Sine given TO the pnrchaser-
e purchase money being satisfactorily secured and the
interest promptly paid Persons wishing to hear more u
"'' '' ~ JOHN r. CLARK.
Tacou, r. o., Charlotte Co., Va.
Vs. II. SIMS,
June oi--cT Glover pero'; ianiak ANA, Go,, ' =; v
,inpr IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-05
ExECUTOns, SALE OF yALU,RIE

a,
TNpER authority Conferred hy the last vii! and es.a.
I ineut Of the late DR. David H. Penllcion drcesyoh
SngpIJGaad. Nil, B.gjgRsls. u. "ta1 II, flss on
Fix Greek in sid county, about four miles fr" Frederick
lila, prpot on :. Central virginia Eairoad In an excel
Lr: mel .lborloo is Of fine quality, susceptible oil The
Ich... s:ac Of Improvement, produces well all crops
ac good well Of water in the yard hos on convenient
and excellent dwelling house. the inost q! II bull; withinfh-
lat Two yeas, and painted u.ide sni "ut within The last
year and all necessary oubu!!n;s new ;obsceo barns,
kc.. IN good order
If The ,a land no, sold privately before Monday the
s,, day oi November next tof "hrn ''n- ho'iee WIZ De
yen, /, will on that day offered Dr -ale public auc.
ton o the highest bidder.
TERMS will he h-ral and made known nj the time 6l
sale. , n, A..
Apurchase upon properly securing the payn-n: Of the
purchase money, and paying the Interest annually can
have 4 LONG credit Oh the principal
sb land vii he shown To- any one wishing examine II
by pr VIM j. Pendle,on Col Clayton q. Coleman whom
nnns by Mr. Tallcy. the manager on The place o.. any o'
the neiphbor-. 'oi'N III I'm,
Lii.
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just large enough (and no larger to constitute
him trustworthy colleague in the proposed
arrangement and who can sincerely furnish
an affirmative answer to our last question
Then, the articles Of agreement may be adjust
ed and the arrangement tried on at Charles.
ton. Whether it vii! fit there, is another
question