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NUMBER 517.
.Aromatie valley Whlskv

thu are auitersEe ani deetefioul Liquors Il i : -
of satisfaction 20 he abe 70 iciEouc gze nrsr
sesng sases except sueh bavs lis
lueura On the human Constitution
feE o. soil The sf the Rims prodsus IA
zEp<, which viii a01rish Hhsre else u EAcse rcs r
ceeas the .-Johannishsrg, the coast vine q
few of and 10 CEas Tctaco. far a
qualify o. which, when nsnnfscri esars 1copa
roH strip o. land in Of Nschitoche, L1aa haa
ons suPplet The sorid win ssesin astesef srre
IN lss manner has ienE been know. lss ei rrorTs
yng IN he valley q ne hsRon sea e1ciusg1g hn
~ y qFoeftes - rla' srd arc g-ci z, .ar s is
"nskI q saeh sapsEi4tse earcaZ lsca1
By process recently dlscOysrsd sni nov kus osiy 20 ~
lJcaigy il made 70 Yell the
Areiaaiic valley VThiskx.
wa snieaae Other eaE stand AZ nstaEg comparison.
aase no apprehension u bang accused sf usifreirr
~arrantabe o. eesggerAe snocuzns " nT - -
VII nrst sa5eetmy HhilEJ . sths test
once assumes - lesalns Posissn,
ana - s..,i 60 =. me Pain OF suRerioritys
It's medicinal properties ther While r. -
Iee sIs pleS.-s and grateful h sEsscs hapPszt s-r.s
have analysed ssnip,e0f 'tDsly's Aromatic y.ii~-
and and q % be psrs arfsle, Of sus aavor sss o2
desser,ous sanlsssrs JAAEs e. cHILrON, 81 D :. /.
seam Aaa-A's CFgou. y ssnsr.st ss---s9
sost0n, kpsii T7iA. -. \
have made chemical anaFsis Foar Aro-stis Tsz-
Whisky, and and L pssrs - froSsf Htszte cs1lse
ss sairable fSr seaica Haa Pshii0 purposea-
0nABLAs F!ytCKs0S. te
s'stsA.uEars
Togr Aromatic Valley WhisEi resolved nad sr ssruI -
anl5siionl sud i % hs Psrs arfs szfireE % sa, -
sssAsa1ns gFsS<ssas % rsE-sfy ssi foars rssfe1e
AnslyueAi Chemist
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Coasumers dspssG aPon gAgng pzrs srtcls utrR
h - ne TaIS FhisEy, e Il & -ol bS ne sat.ssz.
VA u DAILY. sex
- 8osth WiliaIa street Ner Yak.
f1niS-ioo IN "a pranrI
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NE heats 70 come OF Thursday In June, 1852
Guld slyhe HaWaths, By A1bisn, dam by WAGNER
Xii Odom nsmeE Mary Wyie, By Albion, dam by Sovereign
sTAEss PROPOSED FIRST WEEK JUNE, 1883.
Ne J. Stakes for all sgs. Tive mile heats. 1Eo hundred
dollars entrance dollars forfeit Tires
make q
Ne o Stake untrled three yesr sds. Mile heats One
hundred dollars entrance dssrs forfeit Three
make
Ne. 3 for three year olds Nile heats One hundred
and dy dollars entrance; Fifty dolla forfeit Three
make
No A. stake Mile heats One hundred dsllsTS
entrance; fifty dollars forfeit. three
No s. sake for three year olds S0O entrance, SIS forfeit,
free make 10 close the st Of March, 1852
An the above sakeste close the let OF March, 1850.
All entries addressed 70 tbs Secretary Of the Gslatih
Race Course, accompanied with security for forfeit.
5cnI4-triwtImrhi 4. BARNES Proprietor.
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EfOR RENTs.--The large Rooa illlT Nsss a
fcs ir1erly occupied ~ asruard's Hich.- fhfs
IL s. hy 10 ft il suitable or 5ub Printing 0fs
Biodsry almost HecNnea enPloynzf. saal 1lFer
Enquirs Of Mr. Risher News lcs, Of 4 Laaslsv q
ths suhscrihsr. iz6l janis ". 1fOF9f.
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I'm cAPAorTT o THIs
THREE THROEGH
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RAINEs BROWN.
DRUGGISTS AND PIBESCRIFTIONESTS,
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,

EAsHvTIAz TESEEszEE.
complete OF English and Americas Chemicals
n prTe unadueaei Drugs, fresh and genuine
seiect powders, ETC., siWayson hand.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon, Rose Vanilla Pine Apple Strawberry Celery, Almond,
Raspberry Peach and Orange Extracts for favorag. Best
mnda Root Isnsas, Cloves unegs, Cinnamon, etc.
RAINS 4 BROWNS ..
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WINTER ARRaNGEMENT.
and Nashville RaiIFoad,
6M 4aR@@4@

or and after Monday, Oct ls 1858, trains will Be run as
follows:
Leave Gaiatin, Sal Leave GaliAtin M
arrive Edgefeid, 10 Do Arrive Edgehe4, ds
Ieays Dc II de Leave de ESo de
IT-iveGvJIsan Pm Arrive GsIladE $50 de
s train leaving Rdceheld IL A. NJ connects Gaatin
with Nail Coaches Louisville Harsye and Carthage Only
the morning will be on Sunday,
OctI7-f r MACLEOD, Sopt,
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Tour Aromatic Valley Whistys rsucfvsa aa arsr su -
animation f1d % hs srs Grsiels. safrcE m a, ~
adgssAng agTss<sas % rsg-s<g as-f fcn-s rss1a1S.
failgs jams ;. AAPEs.
Ansly lea Chal.ist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
NARY y. PRICE.
LAND SALE.

ANlNC determined 10 10 the county vi Henri.
IL shal sell, public auction. III" yr"aseS on
WEDNESDAY, the Sit day Of August. II fair. II not, the
far day, the Farm upon which at prrsen. reside
lying in the county OF Prince Edward upon the AorstnS
river SIX miles above the town Of farvie ami one and
quarter miles from ,he water station upon the South Side
railroad and containing ahou: $40 acres The improve.
s ard In excellent condition. consisting OF
story Framed pwc,ing with six rooms. including
hascurn rooms Once in the yard, kichen Meat
house Ice house four excellent Negro Cabins With plank
;.oors brick rhlmncy-. Tobacco Rtrs good
Grana.y stable Courthouse. Carriage and Bugcy-n"uS"
There 2i0 original forest we'll tmhcrr, snd
from ~ luc acres -: Tvh creek aud river .t land
shall no, give minute description 81 the farm ask
those de>!rn. "a rurc.ias, good 'arm visit 1e. and see
and examine Tor themselves. have orchard q choice
fruit trees inst beginning ~ h-a-.
TgEAsuneilrd cash; IN. Salaacc In and two wears:
the purchaser eXccu'ing bonds with good security bearing
iu,er.,, from IN. day al sale. JOHN II. KNIGHT.
- Address "Earmyile.' WM. " DAVIS. Auc;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
GOVERNOR WISE AND THE ALBANY REGENCY.

In our telegraphlc dispatches from y" ASH
ington and Albany, this morning, We receive
some further enlightenment on the question OF
Governor WiScs late letter. about which so
much excitement exists. MIR. Wise, We arc IN
formed. is now engaged on twenty or thirty
column manifesto. which will let the light III
upon the dark deeds Of the Albany politicians
and trickstcrs who compose the Regency. and
who so hagrantly violated the confidence re-
posed in them by publishing private letter.
This will doubtless be an interesting docu'
mcnt, regardless of its length, and may have
the effect Of changing the whole state OF ailairs
at the Charleston Convention. 1t VIII at least
open the eyes Of the South as TO the character
of the political ntrsucrs who are endeavoring
to control the delegation from this State; and
the exposure arising out OF this whole anLir
will give an insight into the morals OF New York
politics that may be instructive 70 Southern
men. 1t NAV do more than this: 1t may sug'
gcst to the South that neither New YORK nor
any other Northern State. with their rotten
and corrupt political system, can control inc
Conventions Instead Of the publication OF this
letter killing oil Gov. Wise, as some people an
ticipatc, and rs no doubt WAS intended TO he
the result, it is just possible that i, may give
him higher hitch at Charleston by and By,
TO the aStOlIlSllIIlCuL air' S'"iu7'0'' - '''S 49,
mics.
The appearance Of this mysterious icttcr was
like a boInbshcl in Richmond. The papers
are all dumb. They seem to be astonnded INTO
silence. The Washington papers also haTc no
thing to say about it, with the exception OF the
constitution" which is edited by an old wo-
man in brcccbes, from Wall street, who is as
fond Of a good dinner as Jack FalStaii was Of
sack but who knows no more about politics
than Jack did of the qualities of gin cocktail
/ Tho comments Of the Constitution are sheer
nonsense and balderdash.
We are not done with the effects Of the Wise
letter yet Trding, and not without example
as it is. the fruits Of it may yet acquire largo
growth: and the Albany trcksters, who are
| chuckling over the damage they fancy they
! have done to Governor Wise's Presidential
prospects, may look blue enough when they
find their plans thwartcd, as they probably
will be, by the very circumstance Of IFS publ
cation Their schemes are plain enough
They intend TO do at Charleston now what they
did at Baltimore in 1873, when their treacGeiy
defeated Cass; and if they cannot sneceed III
that, to fall back in support Of VIM. H. ae"a'p
and the interests of the Central kai'T'ad,-
Meantime we await the thirty column fi'a'''go-
to from Virginia, and we shall see wnere g; W., yn'
Albany Regency will be ihen'-,-'' Ne'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
FOR SALE.

ALARM or 800 ACRES Is ALBEMAEIE COUNTY. HALF
A MILE FROM GOTHAM DEPOT On THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
OFFER for sale farm OF $50 acres lying IN Abemare
county on beth sides Of the virginia Central Railroad
within half mile OF Gotham Depot This farm Sdoln, The
one on Which reside and the lands Of T. Pegram j. H.
Levi, and others The Improvements upon IT, consist oi
frame dwelling house (Which may be made comfortable
With moderate expenditure for REPAIRS two outb"iHhgs
barn saw and grist mill with water power and NIL
ler. house. -.
The cling house. surrounded by large oak trees sin
s. ut point remarkable natural beauty near the cen
ire of the farm The saw and Grst Mill situated within
twenty wards o. the Virginia Central Railroad has been
fitted within few years, with new wheel and an .NceE
lent circular saw and other machinery The principal part
Of the woodland Of the farm consisting Of about 2Uo acres
well tnber.d with pine. oak &C., adjons the MILL Afer
saving lumber this woodland for new buildings
repairs &C. large surplus will be left which can be- .oid
readily in III. neishborhcdd high prices or sent OF by
the Railroad. , ,.,,, -,
The society Of the n,ishborhood. the heahfuness and
beauty OF the country the proximity the Depot AMI rost
Office a, Cothar and the Grcct Rail Road communication
with Eichmon! Alexandria, Washington, Charloitesvlie,
>;suntou and in a months ~iih lynchburg and the
southwest are advantage. Ii il unnecessary TO upon
WILLIAM Z. RIVE, Jk,
ror further Information apply personally or by letter 20
William {. EiYrs Jr Cobham. Albeinare county or IN
his absence Mr. T. ". Brown who may he always found
a. Co,hnu, D,n,, July I2-cwlm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
500 ksl;W ARD.


,y ,wAi f-oig the subscribers. on Thursday night,
~ Instant, four likely Negro Men, named wy
AN BOB sad SAM.
gl.. ~. purchased 0! H. :. Eobarls, f North Caro-
>;a March, about q wears of age: Eve feet ten
,e. ssa-. high, likely; complexion very dark, and
-. a.: cl.y when spoken 10.
AZ ia51. - years OF age. Ave feet eight or niue
= sas purchased o. George u. Pace. ot Rich
{: = .:h q March, and was purchased by Mr. Pace
AZ Joaes ot Gloucester county. He is very likely
=, aat Of dark complexion, and has scar from
-. oih.s !.gs.
s'v Zee: seven inches high; was purchased Of $.
s,-'.. ot k.ne and queen county, N. lst OF April
y 5es-S. Yery black and stout; when he leit. he
,-,- hi, face caused from boil not quite
is,7 SEE feet seven or eigh; inches high of dark
L. o. stout and well made WAS purchased OF Henry
70, NJ. E. II Pirso,. OF James City county, on
April some Few whip marks on his back.
,sy, ..sard all be paid or the apprehension and
" sac ..!d negroes TO us in Richmond, Va; or 300
as.=s "a his delivery oG security In some jail, so
= Il is; him.
s,ai! aes-oes be taken il Richmond or Henrico,
81 b- paid for each JONES & SLATER
A..-U I. 1-su
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
EXECUTORS, SALE ZOE LAND.

IS pursuance Of the last will and testament Q! Nelson
Sale decd III. undersigned Executors Of the said de-
ccd.nf. will, on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
next, df fair, II n" III" next fair day. the premises,
e u; public auction To tie hes: bidder, She foli'~ns
real estate:
ls Tha, desirable tract of Land Which 'e rcornt
resided nt the time Of M ei, yin. in ia" county Of Bed
ford adjoining lie land. of Martin f. Burk. Moe. Penn,
William r. S-dd and other. aat only FIVE miles distant
from tie ri. Island landing the james River anI ka-
nlwla Canal, 10 which place there Ia we'll graded road
y old survey this tract contains about iUJ from
.V 91y ~ which cleared and lie IN con;iyll.
body, and In good .iaie Of cultivation. The
balance i, we'll tm5rrej This land j. well wa,-rcd with
fine springs and n.yerfIilng streams, aud !. enclosed
mostly with chestnut rails Tie soil Is remarkably we'll
adapted I" the growth of grain and AL the grasses Aboni
hundred acres now In clover The balance i very
fertile, aud j., exceedingly lGXurau in ai =" rs poiuc-
tions
The improvements cn;.!.t "f lrrr an! r,n",ou.
DH-ll: iIousu, containing cic; o. len good
cabins, icchuisr, -'c I'm" Garden. aud large
orchard nf choice fruit. hi-aud IS siiuardin healthy,
highly Intelligent and ro-a n.giLorluo and Ia every
r"Icci the d:.irair farms in bedford county
Also the tire and place. will he sold 10y way Of
public suction. tract No. =. ""n;nng about i've hundr"d
acres three ml'> -'-' of the above. and
.i- Nob,rnc.s Mnunan. lari oly two miles from
:'- lanes River and Klnawit Canal, and adjoining the
lands n: Moses Penn. Nicai,i h9rl. decd, william f..
S-.i and oher- About -" o; is land clear.
.; residue In timber, She i0-i g: which !, fine tobacco
land. The mo-. -; this land lies we'll, and produces fine
wheat aud other grains IL we'll enclosed j.
good grazing farm. The improvements c"nt "f newly
erected lu-- with fonr rooms, AMI other necessary on,
houses, with y small orchard, &c.
II ncc".Ty - suit the convenenc. ~ Purchaser II
will he divi1"l into i-o tracts.
rrGwsa sufficient to !efray the cvprn.c' of sale
will h required In cash. For he residue 0f :h purchase
money credit 81 one and three year. ail Lr Given
payments hear interest froEr1he day -! sale Eond..
with good security will he required, the title retained
as further security until the whole OF the purchase money
paid Po-.essien seed whea. viii he give" immediate.
" after the day sale and full possession the IL day
OF December next.
P-ron. wishing 10 the lands before ,he ay Of SAFE
are re:rrred,o Mr. Thomas Sale. who resides m first
tract; or 10 the undersigned. in Liberty. Va.
JOHN ". SALE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
WOO0SrOCN FOR SALE.

INTrSDlNt r-,rnyv Richmond. oer for sale pri.
yutcv my farm vel known Woodstock Woodstock
Is .uu: nv. miles below Rrhmond and less than
a mile from the York River Haircaa the New Bridge
road ADJOINING the Of Dr. John H. ;arnet and Others.
The farm contains acres; lp OF which are well
timbrrcd with and pine about l25 Chcka-
hoIny low grounds easily drained and the remainder In
arabic high lands in Improving condition, producing
we'll the crops usually cultivated In this region such as
wheat corn oats hay &C. Tobacco is cultivated hy seve-
raj OF my neighbor-.
Woodstock Is nf the commanding situations In
Eastern Virginia The residence being located on beau
,iful eminrnce. commands line and lovely view o;he
rounding country for miles around The improvements
all new. The dwelling which has been completed with
in the last year, Is large two story wood house. having
been built II the best material and planned with eye
taste comfort and convenience II contains large
two lsrg. store and hive closets The house
covered with Tin. and has been rcc-?y painted eNter
naiiy AMI iu,crrrlv in ne mos modern style There S
also an Office in the yard with ia IT, The out
houses such Kitchens quarters barns stables &c, are
all new The place abounis In springs sufficiently con"c
n-rt o! pure in the state Besides an old
apple orchard there Is young apple ard peach orchard
the place. The proximity Of this farm Ia Richmond
renders particularly valuable and desr4hi and II Is sell
dom that such farm combining all the advantages and
conveniences II offered In market.
My sonn law Dr. Eoysrr. who resides on Tie premises
will take pleasure iu showing 10 any one who ray ssh TO
81 it.
The purchaser can the privilege 81 seeding crop
Of wheat this is and full possession the lst OF Jssry
lS6,.
july c cain MARY B PRICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
EXECUTORS, SALE or yAhrApLE


KINDER authority conferred by the last will and tesla
of the !ac DE. David II. Pcndletou, d-ccased
the undersigned will sell privately, the tract OF land on
which the resided =; ie time OF his death IL con
tains hundred and thirteen and half acres, lies
Elk Greek in said county. about four miles from Frederick
Hall Depot on the Central Virginia Railroad IN excel
len, n.yhborhocd, Is of fine quality susceptible Of the
highest state of improvement produces well all crops
grown in ills section Of Virginia, is healthy any
nlacr good we'll Of water In the yard has OH II convenient
and excellent dwelling house. the most OF built within the
Las, tuo years. and painted inside aud within the last
year and all necessary oubuiings, tobacco barn.
&C. IN good order.
n the said land Is not sold privately before Monday, the
ai.t dsy OF November (of which due notice viii he
ycn Il will OH that day be offered for sale al public
lion 10 the highest bidder.
TERMS viii be liberal aud made known at the time o..
sale. ,, -, a.,
purchaser, upon properly securing the payment "' the
,,.b,.c money aud paying the interest annually
hay. long credit on the principal
The land w Se Col Giayop q, Coleman, whom il
,n ns;,hhors JOHN HUNTER,
49, Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
AUCTION SALES.
SPRING HILL FOR SALE.

TIlIIIS FARM, CONTAINING FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND
Il FORTY ACRES. will be sold a. public anction, on
MONDAY the .ih Of Angus: next, f fair " not III.
mex. fair day IL IL lurated in Caroline county, Va. Is
miles from fredericksburg, and eight frcm Bowling Grecn
Gour.sLing yll!a;. and county seat. The Richmond,
Fredericksburg AMI Potomac railroad passes directly
through the farm aford;ns opportunity Of putting the
CROPS in Richmond Fredericksburg i cw hours, IN
case of any advance In the markets.
The Farm |, cultivated upon the I've aeld system, nnd
will produce twelve rtn hundred barrel, sf 10
the field and wheat tobacco in proportion The
soil Of this farm is of reeod character: 1T. Malta
poni bottom I'd table fat land. Sd, Hill high land
The hu,tom aud consists Of SIR, hcrrliD cleared.
The tmJcrcd land Is vi -. In white oak, and has been
pronounced 6y Northern ,mht:rier who have inspect.
ed H. he the bes ship timber in Virginia. The cleared
land Is exceedingly fertile, ani has upon portion OF H. at
present most luAuran, and promising crop of tobacco.
This portion o the farm II well aap. Ia grass and II u
confidently believed tina. from f3 10 i0D per could
lie realized from the prcscn: prices Of hay In Richmond.
The table "a: .and consists OF .U1 Spu Of beau
t' level land cNtendn: along the railroad easy 10 cuti'
rate aud producing five or SiN barrels nj corn per hcre
The hill high land consists OF 80 OF cleared land
In good heart ani superior wheat soil The balance of
.c high land is In OAK cedar AMI pine timber. The I'M.
provciucnis apoa the hill and cons, OF comfortable
ovcrscer- house goo cabins granarcs &C. The location
upon ih. l for residence Il unsurpassed In Eastern Nr.
gina health and lcauy Of scenery. The view
l. grand and commanding. ~ the foot OF the hill b"
the steam hury!nS alonc the beautiful valley of
the Ma;lapO, Hhr upon the surrounding rm!ncnccs
be observed the c-ylnt rc-denctsof ncirborng farms
and n the distance nc Ec Rdse. In all lis subn;y and
grandeur.
Bidders in,;. 30 rNaaIin" the premises hc.r.. The
day u sale
TuGa>-0ne. .orr:h cash: BE BALANCE In one two and
three years bc ,rir "r"-. from day Of sale Bonds with
cr security, md ii, retained Until the whole
' paid. 4. ~ BOtLWARE,
H0uLDI.R HUDGINS
Executors of George I. Tnd!. deed.
y ETiis farn will Zee offered first n unit, Should
sale NOS he effected In is way 'hen the farm will be sold
IN July LIST"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
Correspondence Of the New York Herald


Tho n,bI;cat;on Of Gov Wise's letter in the
Herald has understand produced SO much
,stonishment in Richmond that not one OF tho
papers there has mouth ano1, The The
Snh;rct is the Constitution, whose remarks you
will will perceive are somewhat unintellis'bIe and
absurd. As for Governor Wise himself. now
that the letter has been made public. ne
is not the least disconnected. The fact, how
ever has enlightened him considerably, a 70
the character Of the men who comprise the Al
bany Regency lie has received " letter ifom ;a
the gentleman to whom the famous con''nuhioa,
ton was addressed xplainng the Greuins,ancs,
under which it was obtained for puoii,G,a.,o"-' y;
cumstances which acquit him oil al Glane ,m
dealt with The to whom the S'eG 6ne6sr Tas
written is said to be Mr. bernara po"ns b"s'ncs,
w wv William Il m street New York He is represent
i ed ~ li' he a trustworthy Democrat and si"cere
friend of Gov W lSc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
WHEAT FANS,
'"S AND ULTIV TORS

@''ry Approred Pattern oad .Sfets
..,; OF Er.ry rdriety.
y. s'e1 the sllc " new and cheap Fan Mil.
I. Va VIII safety warrant and recommend as be-
hay in Use for the perfec: cleaning Of Wheat.
Ny NEW PL0w
h.. aeH .red aud tested against most other Plows.
universal satisfaction, that propose ts for
ga, iA'ner who desires Il, and bind myself to
b. t,,n pay The freight for returning Il, II it does
prove better than any he has now 10 use.
a. may be found, Of my own make, full sup.
ss. Tow, of every size, both right and lef; hand
:, r.'ws, Of every size
a. - =" every iite; and the castings to every
= .sa'eehorse Cultivators. the best articles for
Z. m ss; AID every other article In use for till
E;.ss ~ examination Of my stock at No. 80 Main
y. a'sve s. Charles Hotel, Richmond. ID
p H. sTARKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
HICKORY GROVE FOR SALE.

TTNiIIS Farm containing IN hundred AMI iy srrr', Ni
l. hr sold. at Public Aucti"u. WEDNESDAY. TIE Sl.r
Ut AUGUST n-Ni II fair. IL nos she rday h-rrt'te
the premises II j. .'ra! in Caro- Inc coun!, virginia
eight miles from Bowling Green, N" county srfI. The
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad pa-sc.
through end OF III; Farm. II j. divided into i've t-ld
containing lHI rach w"ladaptcd 10 the growth OF
wheat, and tobacco The Improvement, all good,
the dwelling contains rooms, besides basement uf
rooms, She houses -uch barns s,nhs kitchens.
quarters anI cchous- all In good condition. /: /,
deemed rnn-ccs-ary 10 Civ. extended description
of the place. those wishing 10 purchase ~i doubtless
examine the Lands before the day nf the sale. The pgT
chaser have the b-nci' n seeding crop of wheat his
fall, and full possession the lsi of January. i>jp
TgKas-Oav fourth cash, the baarce IN vn-, two and
three year, bearing incres, from day Of sale Bonds, with
personal security and title retained until the whcl.
is paid. A. VI. BOuLWARE,
HOCIDER HUbGiNS,
Executors OF George T. Todds. decd
s- The Fredericksburg Recorder will pcase copy un'l
lnv Of sale July 9G-cids