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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-31
Democratic Meeting In Hanover.

At a meeting Of the Democratic party Of the
county of Hanover, held at the Court House.
pursuant to previous notice, on Tuesday, the
oath day Of January, 1850,
On motion Of Chastain White. ESQ.,, Col.
Edwin Shelton was called to the Chair and
Charles b. Stuart appointed Secretary.
The OBJECT Of tho meeting was stated by the
Chairman to be the appointment OF delegates
to represent the Democratic: party Of Hanover
in the State Convention, To be held il the city
of Richmond, on the 10th of February next
On motion Of Chastain White, it was
Resolved, That the Chairman of this meeting
appoint ten delegates from each magistcrial
district, to represent this rnunty in SAID Con.
rention.
Whercupon, the following gentlemen were
appointed:
Cold IIarbor Dislric.-Edmund D. Wade.
Dr. John G. Tyler. Richard Burnett, Wa.
Parsclcy, James i. LipScombc, Jos. II. Street,
Wnl. Gibson, Robt. ". Tomliu, YIN. Gaincs
and Henry Tucker.
Court House District-Dr. T.. 5. Tallcy.
John II. Taliaferro, a. B. Timberlake Vim. L.
Newton, Jas. T. Sutton, Billy W. Tallcy,
Ralph R. Horne, John f. Mills john q.
Lumpkin, JAS D. Christian and Dr. Benl. c.
Normcnt.
Hughes and Ashland Dstrict-St. George
Tucker, Jas. W. Taylor. Wm. L. White, Jr.,
Chastaiu White, Gen. Thos. N. White. a. S.
Norlnent Vim. II. Winston, {. v. Macnurto,
Sam'l D. Leake DR.. Vim. l.. Wood and s p
Bullock
Ncgrofoot District-John D. G. Brown,
VIM. II. Campbell, E. NJ. To,nkics, Ar!rew
Mcdowell, Lcrnucl Vaughan. Dr. c. =. Good
all, Jas. w. Vaughan Wm. Lumpkir, Boiling
". Vaughan and DR.. Bracket
Rockville District-ChaS. ". Dahncy, L.
W. Morris, Wm. r. Irby, Chas. Morris Chas.
II. Vaughan Tarlcton Woodson, Jos Ial!cy,
VIM. p. Hopkins, John R.Dand:Idsc, JOS p.
Tcrril and X. H. Goodman.
Jones Cross Roads and Bcavcr Dam D!Sr;c:
DR. e. J. Terrill, Dr. Robt. II Nelson. Wm.
c. Winston, B. B. Dickinson. Ed. j. Rowzec,
L. Phillips, VIM. J. Carpenter, Dr.. Geo. B.
Swift and Geo. VI. Hall.
On motion Of i. S. Norment. the Chairman
and Secretary were added to the list Of drir-
gates
On motion, the proceedings OF the meeting
we're directed to be published in the Dcmo-
cratic papers Of the city of Richmond
The meeting then adjourned.
EDWIN SHELTON, Chm'n.
Cu,q 4 STI.,Er Sccy
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TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 81, 1860.

! Unquestionahly not. Will the Legislature but
reflect upon tho noii"tS that induced South
Carolina to ask this conference? The wrong
was done 10 us the injury inflicted not upon
South Carolina, but upon Virginia, and in the
spirit Of sisterly affection, that State comes to
. us with sympathy, and asks It's to meet our
sister Southern States in conference. The
questions 10 discuss she docs not propose
leaving them, aS all proprety demand
cd, to the Injured party. This act
Of Kindness is met with the unCeclins rebuff Of
rejection, and her Commissioner is sent home
10 tell his people that Virginia has rejected the
sympathy Of South Carolina, and will not
trus. her sister Southern States in Con-
ference WHAT will be the effect Of such a
renly: Having hy i. unnervcd the arm
Of orr friends Il; the North, we have also re-
pulsed the advances oi oIir friends at the Soutl
and |lrsinia-withoui sympathy, for this she
will have spurned; without counsel, for this
she has rejected; without aid, for this will not
be offered. where sympathy and counsel have
been repnlsed-wil stand the Niobe of States,
"friendess and helpless in her voicelcss voc. !"
The rejection Of this request OF South Caro-
lina is one Of the most monentous questions
ever presented TO the Legislature; it involves
the prospects AMI hopes OF the friends Of tho
Union at the North, and the standing Of fir-
ginia with the States Of the South. Reject this
conference, and South Carolina dissatisfied
with the Union, and disyustcd with Virginia.
may involve the whole country in the very
horrors of disunion, against which the mis-
! taken enemies Of this conference would guard
The people of Virginia love the people ofSouth
Carolina, and will never be guilty Of the un-
sisterly net Of repelling sympathy and distrust-
ing the loyalty ola sovereign State. AS far rs the
people Of Virginia have spoken, there has not
been uttered one voice against the Conference,
while many Of the members arc instructed to
vote forit We therefore earnestly hope that
the General Assembly will carry out the true
interest OF the Union and Of tie Constitution,
and the wishes of the people Of Virginia, by AS
scnting to the proposed conference.
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BALTIMORE. Jan es.-Flour steady Howard street 81
Wheat closed qurt and steady; red Z1al g, White ~
al IS. Corn steady: yellow iec: white sale. Prn'soe:
Arm pork sl7slI 2 prime le ooa3 bacon sides lVc
Wh!skey closed steady st2ibc
Szn YORK jan 2sFlour is heavy: State 81 eSas OElo
and Southern are unchanged Wheat aud corn r Lr aud
UNCHANGED Pork IS firm: old mess 81: new dn. II ~
prime old II 81; new 10 Gals IS Lard steady l0As
ipL Thlsxey Is dull a. 24H. Stocks Gull a-d y4:il
Lis Virginia lses PIX; Missouri slxs, lex.
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TOM; and these gentlemen should quickly
right themselves and rise to their feet.
We have no personal or political hostility to
these gentlemen, and hence we desire them
to profit by the experience Of the history Of the
Ruiincr Pamphlet. There is no longer any
Whis party in Virginia; but an embryo Of Black
Repubicanism existing in the State, will soon
rise up, since Bolts is permitted to pass TN.
punished in the capital Of the State. Will
these gentlemen occupy the position Of mid
wives to Black Republicanism?
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VOLUME LVI.-NUMBER, so.

Harrison o Brien. Jackson Godby and Col.
Wu Is. Shelor.
Resolved. That the Montgomery delegation
are authorized and requested to act as alternates
in tie abSsrce Of the Floyd delegation
Resolved, That the Southern Fra, Star and
Herald, Union Democrat; Richmond Enquirer
and Richmond Examiner he requested to pub.
Iislr the proceedings of this meeting.
Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretaries
bc added to the delegations.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
DAVID HOWELL. Chm'n.
J. Jo4S {, v,r,n. W,tLlA2s' Secretaries.
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The Voice of Virginia. .

At the date Of our last scmi-wcekly issue, the
proceedings of Democratic meetings in thirty
five counties had been received. Of these
thirty.five counties, rwESrY-oSE counties by
resolution enphaticallg declared Henry A.
Wise to be their first choice for the Presidency
One county declared R. N. 7. Hunter to be its
choice, and thirteen counties expressed nj
opinion as to preference. We hope the remain
ing counties will promptly act, and as emphat
ically declare their preference. Let the people
lccilc--and the Convention registcr the decree
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G5, HuoADyAY.


NEW I DIX, Jh!I!IiTV % INtV.
We notice an article copied from the Atlanta Geor
gial ''Confcdcrgcy," i'll which name is placed in
the se-called Black List OF New York Merchants"
This list is said 10 contain the OF firms known
to be saturated and steel:d in Se@ardisn, Brown
ism, HcIpcrisn and inccndiari+m." So far as this
charge relates to ls it is malicious and false in every
particular 4. orr friends South and North will tes-
lily We directly OPPOSED, in principle and prac-
tce, sympathy and sentiment, % Aool!lioni;n, he
and ever have been. thoroughly conservative in our
views: and the above charge being without iounda-
ton docs srca. injustice.
HQREPTS RUNnES Il Co
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4 TindicatIOn.

We publish the following card at the request
Of highly respected citizen Of Richmond, who
assures US that be has been for many years
acquainted with Messrs. Roberts, Rhodes d
Co., Of New York, and can attest the truth Of
the assertions contained in the card itself
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The Richmond Enquirer,
,-r,,e ,eurn ptILY. SEatIWEEkLf AND WEEkLf'
~ pTTcurE puSNAvANr, TYLER + WISE.
TT II VI =

TERMS: .,-
Dlr dollars per anTS sros saS than a. one
tS. " Sr The SExI.WryrLr hre dollars per anhuua, anu
s. dollars for SIX months payable in advance. toI tne
wrryLr a. pc. aunum six copies Tor tiu ~ y.
Nv IN advance When letters containing ui'ntS ~ ..
,sn, hy mail they mus, be rsgsered or the! vi" 'e q"
risk Of the writer's nuy SsmI.Weekly
:E- Advertisements inserted In the pI!' 'e"'''
orWeesly Eneuiref, liberal terr,s sv t., rus,isbed
The"Ricuxosp ESovlRsR" ApvERTsiSo sHsH, n.v ,hor
every Month the oushy circulation ~ : esn,s r.r pr
saNN rop,sS ", h;s ofre NAV be rem,,ed per riai In
"a .1a axailsbe Bsak notes rsgAred' at the risk
she Edlters , r-;,r,ss ~ Respect exceeding
.,IsS, lin, sr. charged for as advertisements.
rom distance must be accompanied win te aa-
vance pay satisfactory references 10 insure
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Democratic Meeting In King William.
a meeting was held at King William Court
House, on Monday, the 23d OF January, 1860,
that being Court day, to send delegates to a
Convention to bc held in Richmond, on the
ltth Of February. That Convention is called
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to be
sent to Charleston. S. c., in April, to nominate
candidate for the next Presidency.
Col. Wm. Hill was called to the Chair, and
Vim. 4. Braxton appointed Secretary.
Richard Hawse, Esq. made fine address,
which was warmly received, and then pre-
sented the following preamble and resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas 4 Democratic Convention has been
recommended to be held in the city OF Rich.
mond, on the 10Th day Of February next :;
therefore,
lst. Resolved, That the Chairman Of this
meeting be authorized to appoint five dele
gates from each magisteral district in this
county, to represent US in said Convention.
ID Resolved, That any Democrat from the
county Of King William, who may be in Rich.
aond at the time Of holding said Convention,
may act as delegate.
3D. Resolved, That the Chairman and Sec
rotary be added to the delegation.
Major Vim. S. Fontaine then argued the ne
necessity of an expression Of opinion by the
meeting in favor Of some one Of the most pro-
miuent men in our party; was promptly op-
posed by Mr.. ". r. Aylctt as to the least ex-
precision of opinion on the part Of the meeting
for any one man. But thought tic meeting
should be united on States Rights and the
Southern question, and leave men to act their
parts. Mr.. Ayett was successful. The meet
ing declined any expression Of favor And, on
motion Of Mr.. James G. johnson, adjourned.
The following names we're selected by the
Chair:
FIRST Distrct-Rich'd Hawsc, ". T. Samuel,
7. o. Dabney, Henry c. Timbcrlake, c. ".
Wormley.
Second District-James c. johnson, T. W.
Haynes, W. r, Ayett, Thos. Robinson, B. B.
Douglas.
Third District-Warner Edwards, Junius
Lttlepage, Reuben Hilliard, VIM. P. Braxton,
Col Hardin Littlepage.
Fourth District-Dr. B. Richards, Claibourne
Hill, Roger Gregory, Samuel Robinson, Frank
New.
WILLIAM HILL. Chairman.
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BI THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
A APROOLAMATlO


tNfoRMATlOS having been received by the Executive,
INA! SAM liCBBARD free negro, who Is charged with
e e;le Of perpe,rated In the county OF West.
."ad has ed from justice, and is going at large
e'e':e DO hereby offer reward Of one hundred dol.
% any who shall the said fugitive, spd
lin Into the jail Of said county; and do moreover
al officers Of this Commonwealth, civil and military,
sqae't the people generally 10 their best eIerons
rocu'- h. arrest that he may be brought to justice
.ea uhder my hand Governor, and under the Less
- zeal OF the Commonwealth, II Richmond this e3d
Z, u. day Of January, 1860 JOHN LETcHER-
I! he Governor
SO T n w. NrsroKp, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
,n, ~ LIZARD Is low, we'll set, very black, with hne
e,.es,h ssammerI little. Jan A-cSw
STORE AND TO ARRIVE, 5000 sides
Sonp and damaged Leather, and the best brands
Poe. caskin,, which Will sell low for cash good
"' pam e!S made 1rOgua for CASH only.
s.NlA-. n. DEYRREU1,
No. tS2 osry IT..
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'''' JOHNSON e. PUGH.
COMMISSION MERCHtAN1 %


RICHMOND, VA.
v,oE the sale OF Tobacco, Wheat Corn, ana country pro
L generally return their sincere .r,snds
"a ibeU and ask continuance and Increase o! the same
s1, year promising their undivided personal a:tca
,;.u 20 all consignmen:s committed to them
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4 VALUABLE ESTATE ON YORK RIy-


HN SATURDAY .hs TWESTS-FlFTll DAY or FEB
~ RUARY NEXT, will SELL TO the highest bidder the
farm In York county. called "lNDiANFIELDS,'' belong
luz the estate OF late Col Robert McCandlsh.
This farm Is situated 2E miles from yorktown nrd ~
Williamsburg contains about GOO acret Soo
which cleared and in high state OF cultivation
This whole lies Immediately the rIrer, has fine
river 'front.' and superior advantages for oysterng
There has recently erected the premises elegant
tasteful Cotage.buildug, commanding view OF the
river and Chesapeake bay There also the usual out
buildings consisting OF oyereer house. barn. granaTies
&C.. &c. Mari Of the best quality abounds. crop Of
wheat seeded last fall and preparations for acorn-crop
are IN progress Slaves sufficient work the farm
upon it, and will be KEEP. steadily work until the day
OF sale when they be hired reasonable terms by
the purchaser desired II the purchaser should wish
land be bought at once from the owner OF the
adjacent farm.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash sufficient pay expenses or sale,
balance credit OF = and years. equal instalmens,
bearue interest," payable annually from the Isl day Of
uary St0 the purchaser to execute bonds with Sufficient
personal security and the title retained until the purchase
money Is paid.
WILLIAM J. PEACHY, "
" Batter the sale Of the aoorc.named land the per-
shabe property the premises, consisting OF horses,
mules cattle and farming utensils household furniture, 8c
&C.. will he sold.
Terms made known the day Of sale
Isl4I
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DROONIS.-50 dozen brooms, from the Institution Of
d Deaf and Dumb and Blind, Raleigh y. C., superior
"'j,ses Jsn 10 ''''''' w. ~ JOHN y. GORDON { son.
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Ritbn)on0 Enquirer.
The Southern Conference.

Dy R1TCIIIE, DUSNAvANT. TYLER & WISE.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1850.
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HAMMER LANE ZOE SALE.


pURSUAST 10 deed OF trust, from John J. Jones and
WIFE the subscriber and Gideon T. Stanley bearing
the Suh day Of March, 1859, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Hanover County Court TO secure the
payment Of debt due George ". Doswclwi bc sold TO
Inc highest bidder premises a, public auction for
cash. OH FRI DAY the Sd day Of February next, fair
fair tn fair day thereafter the tract OF land on
which the said Jones lives containing 1884 acres, and
ag Cedar Creek In the said county, and bounded Us
described In the said deed Of trust.
Seag trustee shall only convey such title az vests
in by the trust deed the title Is believed 10 be good
aud Ini;.pu,abl. I'D. G. BROWN,
Jan lG--cw,Ls Acting Trustee.
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@i'.'H auS hHlIht 4. MS wife, PLAINTIFF.
Agains, -'
Temple Parrish and Diasa his wite and others,
Defendants.
Inc 0beci OF this su obtain Decree for the sal Of
40 tac;. OF nnd in Goochsnd couu,y Of which John y
rafsn died possessed containing abou, one hundred
a acres and the other by recent survey one
.'ed and thirty and quarter acres and liyson
" 'T p'ocesds thereof, among those entitled thereto /,
arr'aS oy affidavit OF the plaintiff, Stephen Parrish
!' cause that the defendants Temple Parrish and
s vile, are not residents OF this State It's ordered
Iey appear within month after du. publication al
SoFos3 ana do what is their
Copy-Test-, JOiIS l. Mi tEI 'ei'' ~ r.
Iaa T-cw+W ' .. -
Y IiRGlNlA-ln the Circai: Cour, ~ III. civ of rjcb
nopd, January 2O,h. ls5d wy - ''e"
Patrick r. Boyle and Margaret Ann NJ, wife fo,,,sr,
AtsSare: Ann uagan, rIan,;n!!
Against ''
Iohn uagan, Charles Hagan and William Taylor.
-, ,,,.r Defendants.
o! the Court fled herein the!. amended bill alin,
'ph Hasan party defendant n th, suit, the obirc, NJ
.ca obtain sale of the real estate 81 and TO which
;aard dsan, deceased died seized and entitled and
tT;oaion OF the proceeds among the owners and uds
n having been made and ned that che Joseph IIa
"a resident Of this State the Court doth or-. that
10 .at Joseph HaSan do appear within one month after
;rubicaou hereof and do what S necessary 20 protect
-A!a:e!eis Copy-Teste:
.an 23-cw4w BENZ. POLLARD, D. c.
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rENITENTINRY OF VIIsGINiN.
IoUIs A, BUCKINGHAM,

r-oRyEY AND COCNSELLOK At Law
YluSvILLY, Carroll. CO. Va, ;. ,, =,
rrESps regularly the County and SGS;, Counties
IN n,,n. % ACT MA collecting agent for Horshsri
nerehan:s and all persons who may have GSsinsS' c
ii - counties. pcC -o-SO..
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
yBIiiE undersigned having procured ne services 81 H.
H. Crockett, for the purpose OF selling Live STOCK
IN the Richmond market, VII" WIN ku.hsr . irvine, os
80 Se cir undivided attention TO all business entrusted
q; them and feel confident from their lonS experience 10
be able TO give entire satisfaction.
". win make uSersl advsn ements on consignmen;s.
JOHN GROUSE,
AUG. 20-cf I. ;. lHNlNE.
rENTTENTINtkY OF yIIstsINhA.
MANUFACTURED at this institution and sold there and
Agents No q Pearl street, the following
articles At reduced prices, :o-wit;
Boots, Sioes and Drogues
Women Children snd Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cart Harness OF every description
Machine Bands, Leather Eose
Wagons, Carts,
Drsys and Wheebarro~s.
Wsrdrobes, Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottous
Kr.s-y, and Liuseys for plantation hands
Ready made Clothing for Servants s,,. or win
Most Of the above articles hand Aha to 80 an
Dc s,adc or repaired otcr job work done " an
isort notice for cash, or 30 pane'aa' 'u'''''
short time. Il, ,,,,,,,,-r -sferences
orders isoa ,hs so .iTr,s, R. NJ NIMMO
Juiv Set Agent aud StorekeepeF q. - renen.-.
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4 RARE CHANCE
FOE sPECCLATORS LAND PIRATES AND WESTERN


WILL offer for SALE a, auction in Coyington on the
l. 2Dru DAY or MARCH next Court day. TOWN LOTS
No - 81, ll4. III, liC, III; i+6 Also at the same
time, shat eligible and valuable HOTEL PROPERTY on
Main street. adjoining the Courthouse square. together
with Lot No. -. occupied By the stables &c. Also,
tract OF land PottsCre containing about 100 Acres
TO be particularly described before sold Also at
The same time and place trac; OF tnbered land contain
iug about 500 Acres extending down within few hum
dred yards OF the and river. The land Is we'll tim
bsred has upon 1t waterpower and iron and con-
siderable portion Of Is suitable 20 clear aud cultivate
TERMS s:-0ne-thrd OF the purchase money down; the
balance equal payments six and twelve months
FROM day OF sale Possession given Immediately. Bond
and approved security will required ,ogeh" with the
vendors lein the propertV further security Tor de-
ferred payments y. 7. CRAY.
Attorney in for the helrF OF Andrew NJ Scott, deed
Sny
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I I1NGILL,

J. WNGIGL, ,,,
ATTORNEY Al LAW.. s...,
ts.cs t,i.a Robert 7yler E"9 la4 s"a'' s-' '"
HY>' "' paR3de!phid.
yxTIIL attend 20 collections and Ill other business ~ LUG
w uu4 OF bis profession
Ian e--d2aHtf
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vALUARLE I0TEL pK0PEKTX. FOR

SALE, AT LCNESBCRG COURT HOUSE
THIHAT very valuable Hotel property Al LunenburG Court
House recently occupied by the late Jno A. Bishop,
with lis appurtenances, will be sold ut Public Auction OIL
the 18TH DAY or FEBRUARY next that being cour, day
for Luueuburg county Any person all desrous OF pur
chasing hot property would do we'll TO examine this
There is every facility the premises for first class
country Tavern.
Terms very liberal and will be made Enown on the day
Of All. T. G ELDER
II. L. LEE,
Ian s6--c,ds Trustee, Of John a. Bishop decd.
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NOTICE..

NUIIOEIs
LII persons having claims or debts against me a'e re
.r uua.lrs Of Caroline county Virginia, either ind
duar o. 4. security jointly With others are hereby
,is 20 present to properly Authenticated
-. ,,.rrn; rs the estate OF thesad Peter Qusrles VIII
be a.y settled by the 10th day OF September ls'V aies
v.lcb zine |, will be 200 late.
-'D - JOSEPH N. SEAY. Adu'r Of
r..,;, p.c o2--com Peter Quares, decd.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
rH,I,r 0: Watkins Trabue being dissolved. Mr. Ira
hp. sI:hdrawng | shall continue the Commission Bu
in y own name. devo,ing my attention tc the sales
tobacco wheat -four, &c, consignmenis OF which are
-,.p.c;fuv solicited and will receive prompt attention
In eS.c,ns sales shall have the assistance Of Mr. Alfred
Har-, 0, he late Arm OF Harris J. GbSon whose long
,,pe.ue and thorough knowledge OF the business IN az
.on 20 nv own efforts WILL hope, Induce many OF hi:
rnd, and late customers we'll Others 10 favor mt
with .heir patronage HENRf Y. mAthlSe'
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BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.

aE subscribers Ufier FOR sale their Turn on sate RHeT
I in in. county OF buckingham. II contains over 900
otd 100 being Of river bottom, with wood land
sufficient for the place. and productive as any OH the
river Il has story dwelling with four rooms and all
necessary oubuldes for the place Also, young apple
and peach orchard Of select fruit This estate s about Tour
OF ave miles from the James River Canal slate RveF Is
also nsTgable for small boats which makes ve
ry convenient for getting produce to market adoins tne
land, Q! Dr. Ho;. e. Jones' Col ". A. Ford and Others s
Gated In healthy section CT country 70 seVera
churches, pos! Office. aud mills
deem unnecessary to say more about H. as laose
washing to purchase, view the place. and lnnBe or
themselves, any information from the subscribers oy
addressing ih-:n al Diana Mills, buckingham
me tlc:as-r br paying two or three thousand dohrs
me hrN payment can Sr i've or six year, or ohesr te
u desired, TO make other payments, deferred payment"
searns interest from dag Of SALE tile retained I'LL M
tnenis are made JOHN SAMUEL ALLEN.
l,-cYtf
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aa souTYlExx ERUlT TREES!

-
yTIIE subscriber o-rs or sale 4, his Nursery the West
Lam PLANK Road as S.cOad Toll Gate large and
,e.es. sal,e! VI shl ~ 1ppi - prsIiirS pEIps
kn | va :, s rTbe fornt- vsrr an CnEpp1rS
upI.w ppr an ppTSoTs SsCTtRISFS S|Ivcrs viGs
~ M, ArILCoIs H"c j 49,; ;,i u.s, ."",
GHAPE VINES (nsu'e "''u ore'Gn'l WIN S-1a"oe1!
years old Easpsees Cufl,h,s uoossnerfTs. @ &C. DC.
>, Aho cholT sosIn,o" n" '. ntI ''s''' N00e''
hvsrsreshs Saue n'u @ ot'iNu.e''a. ~ 's., o..
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-31

IHDUCATIOS.-A gentleman aud hi, wifi. Tyrgio.
- ians) Wish TO obtain situations teachers either TO-
gesher In different schools in sume town or nsirbbor
hood They hare years experience and Ar. oua
Hed to teach English Latn French and music References
given, II required.
Address-Box 2l7 P. o., Charlottesville, Virginia
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