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misffIlaneons.
Land for Sale.

AN offering for saie beautiful Tract OF Land stu
ated ON the old Lebanon road, and now called
Smiths Turnpike, fronting Immediately on said Pike,
about miles from the city Tract Of Land containing
about "a Acres, abeut 80 cleared the balance
heavily numbered Upon the tract two never-fail-
ing Springs, and beautiful Building Site. The soil is
Of finest quality and susceptible If the highest
state Of cultivation and the timber is unusually heavy
This tract is a part Of tue JnO. McMurry land and
joins that of J. K. Dabbs's heirs G. W. MeMurry
Bender aud Jno McMurry. / would invite the
ton OF those wishing to purchase desirable piece Of
Ind to give this exam ination, | am confident
they will be pleased, il equal, il superior, to
any that has been offered for sale. For terms, &C
apply TO z. z. GLAScUCk,
dec30-1m Agent.
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Certificates of Packages wil be sold at the fol

eA-A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
Wall be sent ~ any one DESTROYS OF receiving H.
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"Excelsior' Germ and Cob Mill,
Negro Boy Tor Sale.

A NO. / NEGRO BOY viii be offered % the highesi
N bidder for cash, at the Market HOUSE, Satar-
day January lat, at 10 O'Clock.
dec30-L!
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rT,HE beautiful residence q IAnsz " Hsss,
Il az Autioch cF,st on the Nashville aud q -
Chattasnog4 Railroad, about e cha niiiss from -
the city, Containing Sluety Acres % Land, about
Kffty Acres 81 Nhich - clnarcd. the balance
heavny tnabcrei. with the -fne improvements wti
be rontet for tbe var ls5s, D. g,-d sraanL We
and a. Tow ngurcs. Dor farts alArs enquire VI JAk.
v. HAys. On Aarket street, o. o.
4 X. GIAsCocK.
dee>f-lm Agent
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For ReN1,

rTNHE house of Mrs. s. V D. SToUTT, Front street,
Il second door from the corner of Bridge st. and
the square, and occupied by Mr. JONES
boarding house The front is suitable g business
stand, the upper part IS family residence. There
is also Blacksmith IS shop in the rear, all Of which
will be rented together for the next year. Posses
sion given LIST OF January next. Enquire Of
uov20-tf F.. K. GIASCOCK, Agent.
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OA0 BHiS. sugar Hoase aSiasscs, - arrive on
OOO steamer Nashville, Saturday ue1t, aud Tor
ale BY AlZE1I., HOOPER co,
tAn4 Nos. aud Marks streei-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-09
4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE on


TB,E .ub,criae. being determined sell his farm
Il which - resides, called PnropCiaES. VIII positively
.-l the highest bidder lvucesie Court House on TIE
fIR.r MONDAY N JANUARY NENf. hat being Giouc.s-
County Cnur: day II disposed o. privately before
h, day upon the following terms one iLiT IN cash. le
balance ia aua t"o years. With ni"Trst from DAY oi
sale the deferred payment, Ia be- secured ny je-d OF us'
gp"n the farm rh, farm Is within haf naie VI iork
kiv-r and in fail view Of the river IL contains seven
hundred and siISth four hundred ana MY OF
which are clear, the balance well ,r H. wood aud timber
The dwelling house o, brick, stories high with eIg:
good ruUts AID four rooms, and two ysrret
rooms all in c0npr. order, with ample supply ." ont
buiGdgs including superior rsrn The ltnd Is IN
dne condition, anu ael adapted 20 the FroHh OF al 'h-
c:ops vegetables and fru usually ra!sed IN ihs climate
sso clover This farm onls eight miles iFOia est foi
the Eastern terminus of the Rcmond aud ok Rive! lsH
road, which will be compe;ed eHy next spring. " =
already lui,!ed within few Dlrs OF Wcs: P"lu' ~
car, are inning 10 connection slth os~ar~rs, .
to Baltimore the olhsr No.fUls. Aud d. -- = L
finished will he daily commuaicati"r 'v hctmonc
Norfolk Baltimore. Philadelphia, ani NE ok su"r1ES
facility market i1ra desired. There Is
large marsh attached 70 this farm which will support
hundred head Of ca'te half Fish, OYSTER nh
crabs l.. hat In abundance within few hundred yards
o. the door |. !. remarkably healthy and the nrigbo
hood very good. iuk Il useless to more as any oae
Wishing purchase will Of Examine before buying
This farm is situated that 1t he divided ito tao
There hundred and forty acres Of nd
seed., in wheat which IL. purchaser will be required 20
pay tor extra. TltOS. b booil.
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AUCTION SALES.
NOTICE,

IN nursu.nce u decree u the Circuit Court o! Goocl
snd entered The 81 OF September, l>e In the case
jaime. r. Batter x Co., Vim. q. Snd Obedsah johnson
and ohe. defendants shall ss Commissioned thereby ar
n"jp,.d for the pu pose cell auction in OF the
tioocland Court House. the 10TH DAY OF JAN. lstJ
on, no-ty OF interests in remainder of The above
named dr:cnBts the slaves Mary, Amy, susan Beisy
John Etnund, Roteri, Louisa, Epson, Molly, Caroline
Char Jackson and Harriet such interests consisting OF
IN, cneeiShth shares Of the said defendants in
the said slaves after death OF their mother Nancy John
son. under the will OF their graa;her Wa George decd
These slaves are In the possession OF the fe tenant, y
Johnson OF her husband Anderson Johnson and they
are valuable aud multiplying aud increasing In
bcr and value. good opportunity for profitable invest
here pres-ui.d IL noety Of the Interests
mentioned shall not sell for sufficient 10 sati,iy The
purposes Of the decree then the other moeiy nil b" sold
IN the same manner At the same time AMI place.
rERMS-Al"u; s2'S viii he required in cash. he eS
lance in twelve months, the purchaser executing his bond
therefor With suhcen, security bearing interest from IN"
day OF sale. ". b. PETIT.
NnY at--chw Cnmmissio ntr.
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Nos.1N1EscouRsE BEFORE D1suN1oN.

E0H-1H1ERCOUhSE bEfUhE UlsuhlON.
"Discretion is the better part "f valor' is n
maxim that would be considered as worthy
and reputable as ii is wise, hal not Shakespeare
put il into the mouth ola bully nnda brassar'.
Julius Caesar, if not the greatest, certainly the
most accomplished NAN that ever lived, was
chiefly distinguished a military leader Tor
strict and constant adherence 10 thi, prileatla!
maxim. Iii, plan, never faileh, ''eta'i>e COR
cciyed in wis,lom. circumspcrtion and caution;
and executed with fierce, untiring, indomitablc
courage Caesar and his fortune" was pro-
verbal for he conquered Fortune, snd chain
ed her 10 the car oi his destiny. Similar traits
Of character have won distinction for Gov Wise;
and now expose him to the pontlcs. sarcasm
and attempted ridcule, "i the mai"Volent and
li,tle.mlndcd. II would rather meet general
riiicle than General disgrace wrs roplv wor-
thy ol Caesar.
We introduce hi- IIatue h,rause the PoilcT
which We arc about 10 recommend, is but AUX
iliarv 10 that great doctrine OF State protection
To State interests, which, through good report
and through evil report, through storm and
through sunshine. through prosperity and nd
versitv, he ilas borne aloit on his political ban.
ner A few years ago, IN advocating this doc
trire hr stood almost a!oar ia Eastern trs.-
MIA; nnw. a'i Virginia, nay, ali the South, con-
ours viii, him. He is the political leader oil
the 'ne1 departure of the South--of Il ncH
school in politics which since the Ilarper's
Ferry tm.a'e, embraces all men Of all parties
in the slave States.
Let US prepare Tor di,Inon; nnt prccipltate
it, Between this and the ilh oi March. 1861,
the Uninn canno, harm Us. In the mean.
while let us enact laws ni retaliation and non
intercourse. and establish direct trade, and,
consequently, friendly relations with Europe
Let us charge heavy license for the sale Of all
goods from the North. whether produced
there. ror imported from abroad; let us send our
cotton. rice and tobacco directly TO Europe;
let US c,;ablish strict espionage over all sisi.
tors from the North. and Strictcr espionage
over ~ virginians who deal or associate with
them. thus, vo shall build up commerce,
manufactures, and other interests at home, and
become Independent Of the North, before
wholly parting company with her. Thus, VIC
shall give her foretastc Of abolition and dis
union; pinch her food and clothing. injure her
commerce and manufactures, turn her laborers
out Of employment render her capital unpro-
fitable. and depopula'e her cities. Whilst too,
We still keep open the door Of reconciliation,
and leave roon and opportunity for pacific
soiu,iun o. sectional difficulties This course
OF condas, will encourage our Northern friends,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The s,.am.r Fdinhurgh, from Liverpool, S'ih t''' !"
the 2sd No.ei.b,r. a-r..cd here to-day, ,
Sn1iu !, cht:t-rius hrgl!sl stean-rs i9f 'ht "'''"
psG. ,i.4 ,,-.,,
p- T-F- c,a9'ie Bishop OF savannah ''e' feee''
IS IN Paris. ,,,.,r,rrs. 70 d.
sr.:.t from the Congress III. re-'oF.i". :" ' ,,,b.
badi complair.'of uachlnation, ,t'.n' rn cil, 70
will re,alne service ih- moment ''''O
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BY THE GoyEl.Non or VIRGINIA.

ENfoRMAriDS having been received by the Executive
1 ina; MARTIN HASSETr has been charged with ihr
Of murder pc -Faed the might OF the second iE
s,au person Of Thomas Evans, in the county OF Al
i.gauy ia this Commonwealth and that he has lied from
Justice and going nj large therefore do hereby Of
Ter Reward Of huHdr-d dollars it any person Who
.haIl arrest the -ad MARTIN HA>SETT NJ deliver hitI
into tile Jail Of said county Of A"yhany; I'll do NOR
o.c- r,aur- Officers VI this Cv.nons,s'h. cSi! ard
military and request he peop" generally 10 u their brN
eK-rtVrs to rocur. hr that he may he bi ous' 10
j"s'!c-.
Civ. under my hand Governor and under tc Lees
?, Seal uf the CotnInoiusaItf At Rirln"nd, hi. l:'h
- day Il November, l>5'. HENRY y. Nlsh
Ev the Governor:
EEo v. MUSiOsa. Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
MARTIN HASSETT Is stVnt, heavy set Iri-hnan, - "r
ears age weighs from hn 10 lsu pounds Is about
i-v' or high, with dow loos Speak broken and
,lou but An and sometimes does speak English we'll
-..f
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FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR TEXA>

L VALUABLE aud beautiful Farm, situated ;" Mills
"A from Richmond. @, The best railroads, IN
most desirable neishborhocd and thriving village,
where there churches hotels, large depot,
pos-ofce, telegraph ofhc- The tract contains 6'@
acres under cultivation Of which gerry hn,2' pro
port.or botto laud OF ;he he. qualify, and all well
drained The balance /, in original wood With small per
ton OF second growth pine.
Thi. Land Is highly adapted to all the staples % the
country, and abouns ia from III, pur.-t living
springs every part OF The improvements, ar. eAira'
siy- mostly new or lately repaired, aud In good ,yle
The location is very beautiful! perhaps not surpassed D.
many In hi part o. the State and healthy as ssy place
In the world.
This Farm ! offered !or ,le privately would b" ~.
changed IN par, Cor laHdin Sas, suitably locst"i
Yor further particulars address Enquirer Once Eieh'
mopd Va July y-c5u
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sALE BY THE EXECUTRIx.

A.,er III. sale OF the farms called "Gellcfeld" And
"Indiaufeds, above mentioned, on the 18TH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1879, the prrhabs prop on III" premises,
consisting Of horses Tul-s cattle, rle"p, hogs farming
utensils. prcyendrr, &c, will be sold.
Tsg1S- All Of s23rnd under, cash all sums over
A.. ,iX months credit THE ESECtl tlRiS.
y DOn the Let day 81 JANUARY, l>S", will he hired
or: before the OF The Cuur, iiOu., in IL. Cy o!
Williamsburg all the slaves belonging 10 the estate Of ;he
.sir Col. R"bt. McCand,r. THE ENECtGRlS
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sDEMpTION OF s20O,I5O OF EiRGi-
-, ,,yr ,Sn SIX PER CENT DEBT,

,,,.. ~ ,h- t,Io,ing certificate, oi detl i>'itrI
- N. state OF Virginia viii take notice that thr Com,
,-s OF the sinking Fund calling In The ceruue"'e' .!
hs o.derin which they aa'h'iihrit 20 oe .eaeteu,
80 Ia on the SIS, day o. December, 1879. TO redeem
.,rtfcsies St the Treasury OF the Commonwealth.
- Of said certificates required on the said "st
--h.r 1852 TO surrender th. same at The once OF
oad Auditor; whether surrsndr7"d "3 nos 'h' 'h'-'
I'll ccss. oil tks, day.
,,sn Ac, passed 2!th February. l>&s, authorizing
E,,rI ot Puhic Works 20 suhscrhe on h,haG ef the
-,ssrse.ih 20 Tho sock Of ne f"'ers'"'. E|H"''
-Fs's.
~, ,s q. au-re', the mos, Nec- ,i-c-ee
C->nr!!!s int,e q:
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NORTHERN MARKETS

r,.-.o.g, Dec - Flour hss declined ish en n,.
-, Az Wb,s. j. quiet: The ocering- are lihn'u
Sc h.,xv .nI unchanged Provisions are ,,eaH!'
vr,. Wr,. Pork s.4 pru- to. all. Bacon 'ts' 'vA co.
whlsl.y qu!e, 4: .6H ca
New YoRr, Dec 7-Co.on !, very aa.' r'oT -.s Al "a
c, NV yellow So Is. PORK Is s.afy IA"
s,s - nm. iii s? -. Whi.tey ERE a. ~ .sE
Turpeni!n- dull =: ~ ~ ko'h 'N" -
rice steady A,9H ~
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The Richmond Enquirer,
.,,.lINp DAILY, sENIwrEkLr AND wEkkLv'
- ,rncH1E. DuNNAvANT, TYLER WISE,
TERMS:

TERMS:
-n,,,y r,rka seven dollars per saaan, and At The
- nj dollars |. taken for shorter period than one
O.. .hr Ssvi-wEKELr, Ave dollars per snnuin, and
,f.-, for ak months, payable in advance Sor the
tgr,r snnum or six copic, :or $lO, 20 be paid III
-",, i, ADVANCE. When letters containing mou'! are
,l hey must be reJ.tar'd, "r ne! VII! be ~ 'ne
re writer's s..,
- y,ath 'he monthly circulation = '"rn's sn"I-
=" -. Advertisements Inserted a; - Gents per r'e.
iuea to this Office NAY b" r-a' !Sd yer itt'i' "
syailsble Bank notes. y ''g'.' A. '''' ~
:. .si5rs. ,r.,... ,...iIo.
.rl Obituaries and Tributes "' k-'lrc'' "''ee''"'
'''.ar, are charged for - ady-rti>e'""H:- .,.,
~. from distance mus, Re accompanied WIZ. .!e "-
sv or .s,fac,nry refer. ncc>. TO Insure execution
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o. II,SL

DY order Of the lcga'-rS c urdtrsian-i viii sell ON
ID THE il2Sr MONDAY IN JANl Akf i>"'. NJ 'lou
cr,,.r Ceut;house To- III. highest bidder without reserve
Iii. valuable II contain, shou 'To huair:i acres
of excellent land considerable" r".'i"h Hssdo"
.: superior qualify T.. improvements cO.'s, "i iar.S
residence E!Ih rooms, together Th sitcea. smoke
n.u.c barn, sc. The h-aibiuness oi i'' I"t'oh aad
pleasant aeishbooud render Il desirable 'ir 'oE ANY
person. and the proX ty Of the Court h"G'r makes u an
ady anrag"cus residence for sSs-r ph!'i''-n or mr.
Charlie
Yor further Intern address N" anterN'nsd al Pc
ier,hurg. Va. W. L. DNNiS'
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e.1 sn1fp Election.

49,. 49, ~ 1 la returns OF ~" ''N,'r e'''.s.
Hs" iHrs, nd!cai- the election ~ F.rhsn .
wnad a. Y % tirrmryer. the ihHniany haH eaHd'''s' ~
noGyt, ~, Republican NOMINEE o-q IN
opG!sr' ug riy, wood y gsG: HaTemeyer:i"3. Up
SlhS'''. wo5,', plurality will reach $40 ;hon'"nd
Wr0i'- majority Is ",?'3.
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md secret incursions we must PROV
1H1RrY.sIx1H CONGRESS FIRST SESSION
Mn>nAY. DscrMHrR !. l,5y


rh;, being the day for the ANIMAL meeting
ol Congress, there was, ~ the hour Of noon
approached, quite % current Of people setting
in the direction OF the capitol. Is m,aal upon
the commencement "f nc% session Of Cor'
grcss, the great interest manifested 5y the
crowds who throns the capitol on such occa.
,ions is to witness The organization Of the
popular branch OF the National Legislature.
On the present occasion, owing /" III" rc'':-
liar condition ul public affairs, there va, lnuch
more than The ordinary curiosity and interest
manifested. and long before the hour ot roo"
the gnllcric, OF the IIouss "i Representatives
were icnSely filled with spectators. whilst
crowds were unable 10 obtain admitlaT'''.---
w:,h.taniirg the Indictment weather, tnerr
va, I'll. us.a Attendance oi ladies. Judge
Parker, oi Virginia, who presided in ''r 's''
IIarper's Ferry invasion trial.. was l',s"''' IN
the Hall
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S,TTrATION WANTED,

lnrSG gentleman, no ls graduate ofthe tn'-rsiy
N Of Sor:h Carolina and s qualified ~ teach the Eng
Frer, h Grrma III. rudiInsn,s OF the Italian and the
higher brancae. II Mathematics IS derous Of obtaining
stuscu ~ uor in private family, or prime pa In an
academy u. refers by permission to the Faculty OF the
Univ.:s,y Of North Carolina and to Col William Baker
vile, Jr., of Lomhardy Grove, Va. Address J. b. IT,.
fork.N'.ic. M-cElnhurc county. Va S"'. '-cu
NOrICE.-1h- annual meeting CT the Stockholders OF
,he Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Com
panr will Aeld ., the Exchange Hotel Thursday ,h-
18th December nsr'. at I. o'clock. NJ
", .9-c,d ~ H. POWERS. 47eu.
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r,,yERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

FltHR BOARn or VISITORS will proceed At ihrir mex,
meeting lPrbruary lsin, to appoint Professor 20 hi
r Chair OF Ply steal Typography aud Agricultural science
recently established in :hs institution
iquires sddre I'd 20 :he suhrcfiher IN regard "a the "
-, and the salary OF the professor, will be duly n''ci
d"l 70.
publication for the vacancy should lie addressed 20
mos. JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, f-q Rector, care "'ihs
.ib.srh., t.niy,-si.y q. Niryinit. = NhUPlS.
IL, ys-',.un Chairman q! the Faculty.
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PULASKILaND FOR SALE.

WILL sell. privately about 2WJ o! land ~ Pulaski
/ county Virginia. The land Hes the South side G!
New River 100 miles West Of Lynchhurg, miles frori
Srabern Depot nile. above Central Depot, on the VIZ
sin.s aad Tcnnrs,-- Rsilr"sd. Address
H. CLOYD,
puIsskI county. VI
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coMnI>sroNE,.'> Sale E0F SLA' rs Ar

Dt FSUAST 10 decree o. the Circuit Cour 8! Louisa
II county rendered on the 2Sd day q. September, la9,
in suit In Chanc-ry therein depending between William
Brad-p, surviving trustee Of hisr aud Prndal Chis,
deceased, plaintiff anu john Hunter and william 81
A,ub!vr trustees &C. and other defendants, sl4li,
commissioner under said decree, SCI, ~ public auci" Al
Louisa Courthouse on MONDAY, IHE l2lH DAY Of d.
CENBER next that being court day, slave named Diana
and her younge-, children 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash "N BEApLh>.
Nay N-cStw
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C. READ, OF Rchm"nd. wM. JErER of C!AFk-N
READ 81 JETER,
(-oMMIS SSIOk MERCHA ANTS.

RICHMOND, VA,
E)LCElNE T"h.ccu, Wheat Corn 4rd floGi: maxi 20"
rr.i advancement. produce in hsn'.. Gn' t->i,.-
fgliy .olIc., rruSigurn-n's.
OfNcr for ,l.- present with larh,.air 4 k"nd
Srx iStJ
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State This alone cali prevent the incur>oiiS
of Northern banditti, like those under John
Irown. The North is rcplctc with desperate.
unemployed mer-" the canker Of long pear''
and bad world" whose motto and maxim @!
life is that Of ancient Pistol" The world i ny
oyster, which | with sword will open"
Brown, Cook and their band remind ", Of
the murderers in Macbeth
81 Jfurde,tr-
Am on-; my i..;e,
Whom the vile blow. aud runs', Of the "orid
Have So inrrtsrd. that am rersI--,
What do 10 spite the worid
Such men as Brown and ms party ~, ,."r
ready to play the part Of hired mnrderrra, r,-
pecially when they hope, in the inidst of the
melee, to rob the banks and run oil and leave
the negroes to their fate The Zeal inspired by
false religion adds ardor and magnity 10
their vi!l,iuy, and renders them the more ready
to rob us, because they think themselves ''9d
chosen people and us but miserable Phili>tlneS.
In the character Of Al lIassan, We lind theeHacl
portrait Of the Puritan bandtti, whose Sudden
and secret incursons we must provid" a@ai''- .
"one Of that sanity, murderous hrooi.
tn carnage and the Koran given.
Who think, through unbeleyers' blood
Lies their drectest path TO Heaven
These hired, roguish saints may prcciptats
civil war and consequent disunon II is the
interest Of all sections to "rerawr them, and
let them see that their attempts are hopeless
The whole South should unite in ,ieiraying the
expense oi a large police border force. \
small force would but initiate and invite attack
4 very numerous one will oyerawe the ban.
ditt and compel them to follow some other
pursuits in life.
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mos. rfSsLEr I0HSsos.
JOHNSON 4 PUGH.

,OMMISSION NIERCHANIS,
irRpST BUILDING WoCEoY SlRRHorsH,l
RICHMOND, VA
INO2 the sas OF Tobacco, Whe. Corn and country pro.
duce generally, return their sincere thank 10 Ler
friend, for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
20 then and ask continuance and increase Of the same
for the year. promising their undivided perons sttrn-
ton 10 all coasiSnmen,s committed TO them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-09
FOR SALE.

sFY FARM, "FAIRPlELD,'' lying In the coun!y o.
Vi Go"ch'sud adj tc-ut tho lands Of Miles c. S-d"n
Ru,t ssip,l,h and Walter Lrakr containing shoht 40
snd-h;~e.n rs aud lij acres of which are low
grounds within mile OF she canal and about - mlrs
from ic,inDni The rg house has been lately repair
ed and il has ali the necessary ouou-rs " not sold m
v..ly will he sold phc sale, n. lih da? o n
CEMUk nrS. Terms asde know: the day OF sale FOR
further infornaon apply - on the premises on he
day OF yale. THOMAS fENbkkIoH.
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THE TURNPIKE ROAD


Said Turnpike extends from HsrrisoObur in u.. county
OF Hoclingtsin 10 poiat on the Blue Ridge Turnpike.
xitllu half mile ot Gordonsvc IL passes through
d:ns.ly populated scctlon Of country and commsnds
llrg. travel ~,uch will be- greatly increased ~ the
completion Of the Manassas Gap Railroad 10 llarrisonburs
TER~, ALE-une-tird Of she purchase money to be
paid in foar months, and onr.tird in eight months ana
orhrd In t~elS: months from the day oi '' tue rnr
chase secured by we'll endorsed negotiable
poes lien upon the property TO De retaned until the
purchase money Is paid Acting Trustee, shall convey
such title rs i vested in me by said deed
Oct l,-ctl, f. A. sNANDS. Trustee.
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e. :i. a,.-re'., rse most Nocl- {, -c-ee
E-.nr!!!. pu,e q.

.... =. At. - .a:hGr!,t subsGrpIlCn Vh behalf OF
-,-lon ~rslih ts the siaek Of the Winchester and
..r..c R.i Road Company, and for other purposes,
It,h =, brusry lSSi and o. Al Act f,rther ~ pro-
-,r- lie r.yglent ot said subscription, ps---d i"ih
-..,=N.S, .>|t:
- - " bpry 4>,uvD
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TFAyING qualified AS III. executor "i John !. Mason
III decd hereby request al persons ',s'i"s claims
ap,inn his estate to present them duly nuhenica
ted and all Indebted 70 the estate are requested
10 make irIrn ,diarr payment 20 me. - . ~
LKW1S T.. MASON,
ES'or " John T. Mason, deed.
ras,ossee HIck,!ord, Ureen.vili. county. VI.
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CLOyER sEED.-900 bu,hel. Clover Seed, for sale
I Jby z H. sKINKRR co.
Dsai
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SirI:iIIoa WINTED.

NOtSG LADY. of several years experience IN traeh
N ing ;'r English branches French and Music
OH ilc iao furnish testimonials Of character ard
competency wants si,us,ion tor the ensuing year -
good family in Virginia, o! the
southern States. aud want, salary Of s3T and board
Address :" Il, :" Sussex Courthouse, N!rgILib.
D.,I I---.S
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TRUSTEE,S MALE or THE ROCKING.


llf virtae OF deed ot trust executed TO the
ID ~ Trustee, by the Rockingham Turnpike conpsny
for the benefit Of parties therein named 'nd Which
deed bears the 18th day Of june 1874 sthil proceed
90 ,. nj public suction nj (iordonsve Orange county.
on SATURDAY, THE TwESrr.pIPTh DAY np pr.Hu-