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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
"a consequences of the ram until WEDNESDAY,,
tne zoo may instant, 1859, at the same time and
place. w REDIN Trnstse O
ma 3-eOhds A GREEN Auctr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

u at the corner Of MIssonrI avenue and Third
street, and fronting the Government botanical EaT-
deus, one Of the st desirable and pleasant sitna
tons in the city, The Furniture Of the house will
De sold at nubllc auction, the premises, on
Thursday, May leth, and anJ wishing % rent
me premises viii have an opportunity oi furnishIng
q 20 advantase. For terms &c apply % p, w
BROWNING, under United States Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
The Stampede.

Litte:on Tyler, the Douglas elector Tor
Prince William county, Va, declines to serve
n that capacity, and will support Breckenridge
and Lane. Bailie Peyton, Of Tennessee, 4
Bell clector, says any Southern man who would
accept office under Lincoln deserves to be
tortured to terrible DEATH" lie will not be
forced into the position Of a Bell.wether sub
missionist. j. G. Stokes, and Jno. Clisby, Bell
electors of Alabama, have both declined the hon.
or. j. n. McCutchen and \. 0. Nixon, Douglas
electors in Tennessee, withdraw their names from
the support Of that ticket Daniel B. Wright
refuses to serve as Douglas eector in Misss-
sippi. j. T. Claiborne declines as such IN
Louisiana, and goes for Breckenridge. Coz.
Flournoy, Douglas clector in Mississippi. also
declines; and Gen. Sparrow, distinguished
Wing, in Louisiana, is out for Brecklnrldge;-
The Independent Democrat states that COL
Lewis Washington, one Of old Browns prI:so-
ners at the Ferry, an old line "hig OF Jeier-
son county, intends to vote for Brsckin-
ridge So they go-and we might add nu-
rnerous examples Of the sans sort all over the
country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

on Monday night, are either ignorant Of what
they are talking about or guilty Of an Infamous
and criminal deception Neither Gen. Scott MS
Commander Of the American, forces, nor Ca
tercr Bolts Of the belly Ymrd, are competent
to the subjecliun and reduction of Sovereign
State
Mr.. Bolts did not distinctly announce whc-
ther or not he would take office under Lincoln;
sufficient unto the day is that evil. But he
did most emphatically and distinctly pronounce
Bells election impossible. lie attempted to
show that Mr.. Everett's chance in the Senate
might have something in it. But Llncolns
election. either by the people or by the House,
in Mr.. Bolts opinion, was only five weeks
off," In conclusion, We are thankful to Mr.
Bolts for his services
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
RUFFLN'S
PH0SPHOR.PERUEIaN GUANO.

T AN now ready to supply order, for my fertilizers As
l. fast they In. All may rely upon sefting, VINE
out delay article not inferort any have MADE Gne
ent In the phosphate ingredients from anything else IN
market and hrlte because !; contains more pure BONE
PHnsrnATg LINE than any other Manipulated duaho.
The results Of applying my preparations 10 wheat III.
past have been US favorable Us couin be cAcc'e
under the combined disasters Of joint worm n.y. rust an
Of ALL the drought which rerented the present Ia
vorabe action Of the phophaes 10 very great extent ~
the time the wheat sranlng Eut the mass OF the 'e
ony IL that equal superior to Peruvian Gnano on
wheat willis, for lands that need phosphaeS-a nearly MI
lands do, has superiority under fa
producing good stand Of Glover srue mat occasion"
a failures have been reporc but they were such as every
manipulation hears Of sometimes due to the iHct tnat me
land did need phosphHcs bn most generally 10 me
worst both wheat and clover hare ever KNOWN
The best evidence Of the value OF my manures IS 10 ue
found in the fact that have orders for more than Tour
times much as had at The samc period last year.
Persons who ARE induced to try my suano, from their
experience or the representations OF others arc par
culur1 requested to order Rufns guano and TO sec tha
they get iher. are so many manipulated articles In the
market.
1t b. had Of myself The commission merchants
generally In Richmond OF my agents, Messrs ThoMhs
BRANCH SONS Petersburg ". lioLLlSS K CO. @ Lyneh.
burg, HUGH SCOTT fredericksburg MAS0H' MAiilH
Sept 4-ctf FRANK. G. RtFFlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
upmocrafIc Meetings..

We ure informed that the Democratic party
in the Keysyille District, contemplate holding
series of public meetings, commencing at
keysvlle on the ! It'll Of October.
There will be grand rally of the Democracy
ut Halifax Court House on the 18th and 18th.
Also, at Danvillc on the 18th and Goth. And
on the 18th Of October another grand rally at
Parmvillc; on the 18th another rally at Prince
Edward Court House also, one at Mecklen'
burg on the same day.
Democratic speakers can thus conveniently
address their tclIow.cltizcns in large numbers,
and we sincerely hope that they will make their
arrangements so as to make this ten days cam
paigil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
By TIE GOTEBsNOIs.


ETHEaEAS vacancies have occurred In the Senate OF
W ir;iaa by the death Of Alexander Jones' Senator
from the Eighth District composed Of the counties Of Pow
ss:.a CUMBERLAND ani Chesterfield, and by the rssigna
,cs o. William e. Knight senator for the Ninth District
composed o! the counties Of Lunrnburg NottoTay and
Pr!nce Edward and Of Il. L. 7. B-ae, Senator for the
Twss;h District composed OF the counties Of Richmond,
lancaster Northumberland and WesrmOreand and also
py a- death OF Don Pedro Taylor member Of the House Of
Delegates the Election District composed Of the coun
:-s " A=sca and Hotoway, and hy the designations OF
l.ccii H. Tutwer Delegate from the county OF FuVanna
81. Wa. L. Burweu delegate from The county Of Patrick.
Sz therefore, l. John etchcr, Governor Of the Common
Veal, Of Virginia. have thought proper by wrts Of election
i-sG an directed pursuant 10 law 10 require an election
:1-hG in each county composing said Senatorial Districts
several places of voting therein according TO law for
ctch District anil in like manner election to
oe held In the Election Districts OF Amelia and Notoway
AID il the counties OF Fuyana and OF Patrick for mem.
OF the House o. Delegates 10 supply the vacancies
asr'd the said elections 10 be held respectively on The
SEVENTEENTH day Of OCTOBER next.
G!rea uadrr nv hand Governor, under the Less
~, Seal Of the Commonwealth NJ Rich
l.. s. iGond This 18th day Of September. l.to.
49,, JOHN LErCHER.
Ey the Governor:
GEORGE ". MrSroEu, Scc'y Of the Commonwealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
--
aelx xnewIed9fn. the Corn.

Douglas, in his Reading speech, as reported
in the New York Herald" acknowledges that
he did not receive twe.thirds Of the full Con-
yention; but says he had two-thirds of the
votes OF the Baltimore Convention, excluding
the Charleston seceders. How many votes
did Johnson get? Answer: Six votes from
an irresponsible committee in the bar.room Of
the National Hotel, at Washington. And yet
there are Democrats who support Douglas and
johnson solely on account Of their being the
reoular nominees Of the party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
Can't Support Douglas,

We surrender much Of our space to the ad-
dress of Mr. James L. Wilson, of Isle of Wight.
lie was appointed as q Douglas Elector for the
county Of Isle of Wight Subsequent events,
however, huve induced him to transfer his sup
port to the cause of Breckenridge and Lane;
and, like many other worthy Democrats, he
finds he can best serve his country, and at the
same time advance more effectually the inte-
rests of his party by rallying under the Gag of
Breckenridge and Lane. Verify the work goes
brovaly m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
Mr., He'll and the Mexican War.

The Bristol "News," giving an account of
recent discussion at that liace between COL
Preston (BelD and Mr.. Dunn, (Breckinrldge)
Electors for the State at large, says:
"In reply to Col. Dunns expose of John
Bells record, Mr.. Preston admitted that ne did
not endorse his course in resard to the Mexican
war, but claimed that he was not bound to de-
fend Mr. Bells political course. As Bel!
elector, q portion of his audience wondered
what he was bound to d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
Cood News from Amhsrht.

\ correspondent writing from Amherst {.
H., September 2sth, says
..rrom the best information 1 can obtain,
Breckinridge and Lane will sweep this county
by q large majority in November. The young
men of this place and vicinity yesterday raised
beautiful Breckenridge and Lanc flag. above
the stccpIe of the unfinished church. II is
about scventy-i five fee; from the ground, and is
one of the most magnificent fags Of ths KIND, |
ever behed-the stars and stripes are bcauti-
fully painted, and on each side Of tie f.s in
large letters, are the names of Brcckinridsc aad
LAME Lynchburg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
h} THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

.MoEmATioN having been received by the Executive,
"' ItioS IEAGEE. charged with feony, has escaped
@ e Jail oI Taylor county, and Is now going at lurge;
e'''el "o hereby oncr reward Of One Hundred Dol.
ANY person who snail tie said Zrager and de-
80 a INTO thr i'll Gfsad county Of Taylor and do
'siu'- a" nih"ers OF this ealth, civil and
anu request the people generally their best
.lrirp ~ ''''' 'u"' "e may oe o'o'S"' "
"Nr' under my hand as Governor and under the Less
Is day of September, l>Gn. ''
trr JOHN LETCHER.
GEo. V: MrSfoaD, sec'y of the Cora',h.
tnoaas j. Zeaser i 8hou, fee; inch.. hJy 90 mr. j.,
ne o. age; very stout, Of rather ruddy comnrrion
neao, and slightly lane, with scars on left kurr. hr
10 ms speech and can read and write ndIF.r.,r
on black cloth frock and colored straw bt
TROUT money has fricuds In Pag. county. wh.raoI
t2.-cST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
Aug 9-codtf Messing Ford, Charlotte Co., Va.


"A IL
TISIING dispose OF my real estate, In order to d.
w vide the proceeds among my children oGer for sale
privately, my FARM, stunning HILL"
This rble Of land lies In the heart Of the
valuable tobacco lands Of Louisa, both sides OF the
south branch Of the North Anna river and adjoining the
lands uf H. r. Poudexter Gabriel Jones' Joseph NJ Baker
and Others eight miles from Louisa Court House and To-
lersvle the Virginia Central Railroad aud equally
yenlent 10 both.
This arm contains 0i0 acres OF which 200 are wood
land than threefourths OF which heavily timber
ed with oak pine and hickory Of original growth The
Bile land fertile and In high state OF lnprovement-we
adapted TO the growth Uf wheat, corn and tobacco.
There is comfortable dwelling with eight rooms, good
barn. tobacco houses and all necessary outbuldngs The
locality Is healthy and the neighborhood pleasant Pre-
suming that any Wishing purchase will visit the Farm
and for themselves deem unnecessary TO speak far
ther The farm Is capable OF being divided into three tracts
desired Being desrous OF selling the terms will be
made accommodate purchasers.
Ny manager, Mr. Groom, will take pleasure in showing
the premls. : TO any one who wishes 70 purchase.
JULIA A. H0LLADAY.
For further In ,Ina,ion apply Dr. ". c. ~ Randolph,
Charlottesville, Ta II. r. Holiday. Rapid Ann Sta.
on, Orange and Alexa"I-" taroad who Is authorized
TO sell Dec 80-cwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

pJfVsSnN If,

RI the heirs Of John Mayo, A. J. Csbell, Archd Blair
l. Adam Craig, Mayo Carrlngton, Clement Carringon
Edward Darlington, Christopher Roane, Richard Archer
Vim. THOMPSON wm Terry John Ifunt John II. wimhi,h
Artnsteaa barksdae, r. A. Gatewood Philip Slaughter
Angus kucker, wm McCarty James Barren, Richard
rem Sam Tn,ley, Eath l.. Savage, JOHN arvie Gregg.
ry Smith, John Lee, Thos Clay Augustine Cawne, Robert
CaWne, Cary Wyatt, Dawson Cooke, John Williams James
Bradley Wm Spller Chas. Russell. John Allen, Shady
Kelley benjamin Rush, John Marson Isaac Holmes jas
Harper Patrick Wright Jsnes Kennedy Deckwoth Butler,
Edward 'oss ana william H. Washington (hayng land In
Kentucky, South Of Green River3 vii! cali on me Mt the
Columbian Hotel In MI this week, they obtain
ton be valuable 10 them The land Is In tracts
900 acres and upwards.
In my absence apply to Nfnii Ladd and WIN. J. Clop
ton, Esqs. JOHN II. FOSTER
9-c4i1 IafArette Christian county XIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
SALE OF 4 VALUABLE ESTATE ON


ON WEDNESDAY, TuE2+TlI OF OCTOBER, at o'clock
" p NJ, by virtue Of degree Of Prince George Circuit
Court rendered May term last will be sold the high
est bidder that desirable tract Of land situated In
Prince George county, called "Mount Pleasant" belong
Ing to the devisees OF Carter II. Edoe, decd This land
2djoins the upper aud lower Brandon estates Dr. " NJ
Osborne and others. The Tract contains about 200 acres
4vU Of which are James River Gais, and in cultivation
the "aveshift system and under good fence. The bal
ance Ia well tImbered With original growth.
This esate situated tde.water, in the midst OF most
refined aud cultivated society, conveniently to several
gharYes the river, and OF easy 10 largest
markets. presents Inducements rarely mt WITH 1t Is
seldom that such lands Into market The system Of
cultivation pursued has been OF the most liberal kind,
regards the improvement OF naturally ans SOIL by the
free Of line plaster Drainage &C. Besides the value Of
the arnble land the wood land unusually valuable for
its fine oak, cypress and keartpne timber.
TrEMs-A credit Of !, and years, for bonds bearing
Interest date the Interest 10 be payable annually
with good security and lien the land to aecur. the pay
mrnt. David MAY,
Sep 2S-StRwtds Comm'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
ny TIE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

WHEREAS vacancy hss occurred In the House OF De-
" iegaes OF Virginia. In the Election District composed
y he cnantI-s OF Richmond and NestnotelRod, by the re-
,:.,n Of JOS HARVEY, EsG, now, therefore, JouN
t:ss Governor Of The COMMONWEALTH OF Virginia. have
, proper By writ OF election Issued and directed
i.,: to law to require election 10 be held at the
~, rlac.s Of voting in said Election District, the
H':'lEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, for member
u. ousc Of Delegates for sail District, 10 supply the
'As'Lcy hf"---aIj
Givca un!er my hanI Gnvernor, and under
: ;te Les Seal of the Commonwealth. this 18th day
- Of September lsGp JOHN LETCHER.
hy the Gove-no-
G'okor W McyroKr, Secy OF the Commonwealth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
VALUABLE ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE


FHIIIE undersigned, having determined to move South
i offers for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE In
the county Of Charlotte yns the waters Of the Wards
Fork just above and the waters OF the Roanoke, Just
below the confluence Of the two streams.
This tract Is located within three aud half miles Of
Messing Ford Depot on the Richmond and Danvle Rail.
road and contains about acres OF which considerably
21J frslrate bottom land unsurpassed in
capacity OF production, and in facility Of cultivation by
any iu The county The aluvia land is comparatively
enpt from overflow, and 100 secured against high
by dixie, which Is kept up at little cost, and which
affords efectua protection wish ordinary attention.
With the exception OF a dwelling house iali other In.
prnrencnS Necessary excellent. and 10 good repair
This plantation Is widely known remarkable for the
production OF hnr shipping tobucco my prices for the
past years will fully attest: Il Is also scarcely less dis
ngulshed for its wheat crops and well adapted to what
ever Is grown In this portion OF the State.
Such opportunity for investment n real estate rarely
occurs and those in want land In neighborhood pos.
es,ng all the advantages Of good health and refined and
ntesen. society," will take great pleasure In showing The
premises.
TERNs-As fully determined to sell, will make the
terms easy accommodating Any enquiries addressed
will be promptly answered. and reference can be had
to Messrs. Green K Hobsou, Richmond Va.
WM. E. GREEN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
NlN'EHCst.

XHTAS committed to the jail OF Preston county, Va,
w the Slst OF July last NEGRO MAN supposed be
runaway slave lie Is about ~ years OF age feet
inches high Ia somewhat lame caused by the dsucaton
OF the left ankle joint has under the left eye lie
had on when arrested old gray CnSnett and pants
very much and ragged. and old black souch hat
He calls himself JOHN, and he belonged lived
with by the of Wm. Harris In amherst
ty Va, but snys he originally belonged 10 by The
name OF Scott in said county
The requested prove h property pay charges
and take him away he viii be dposed OF the law d.
rectS W. II. GRIMES
Sept 1-TcGwt Sheriff Preston County, Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY froE the subscriber, In Southampton coun.
H ty, Va, the 9TH Of April, ls60, a mulatio man.
named JACOB aged about ~ years OF medium size and
about feet 10 Inches bsh lie has black hair
strait has several his breast caused from risng
lie has also the thumb of his left hand Said
gro Is blacksmith and sawyer By trades, but for
years past has working my farm. lie Is we'll &C..
be somewhere ubout the former place. in the Dismal
Swamp. II caught out Of the county, the above reward
will paid my delivering said negro to me- three
miles North OF Jerusalem, Southampton county, Va or
lodged /. any ia that get hm II caught In the
county reward Of S20 will be pGld.
JAMES b. BRYANT,
Jerusalem q va Ort B-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
ELECTORAL Tickets,

The electoral tickets, with Autographed like
ncsses and platform, are now ready. Send in
orders. Ten dollars per thousand; Sl.50 per
hundred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
,ho DOUGLAS and Breckenridge wings of the

The Douglas and Breckinridge wings of the
Democracy held mass meetings in St. Louis, on
the e5th. While Judge Halliburton was adj
dressing the Breckenridge gathering, the Dou,
ola. men made an attempt to break up the
meeting, and during the melee that ensued,
two Breckenridge Democrats were slightly stab
bed. The Bulletin calls upon the Breckenridge
Democracy to hold themselves prepared for like
demonstrations in the future, and to shoot or
arrest all those who seek to deprive them o.
their privileges.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
No Chance for Him

Col. George ". Hopkins, Douglas Electo1
Of Abingdon, admitted the other day in dis
cussion with Col. Dunn, that Douglas STANDS
no chance in Virginia. Why, then, says the
Lynchburg Republican, do his friends persist is:
in supporting him, when they know that their
votes w can only contribute to the success success o o.
BelIe This is question which should be
considered BY every good Democrat in the
Oouclas ranks. Those who persist in sup
nortinc Douglas under such circumstances, are
enemies of the Democratic party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

ELECTION AT BRIDGEPORT, CoSs.-The Re
publicans have carried the entire city ticket
over the fusion. Mr. Sterling. their candidate
for Mayor is elected by so nsjorty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, STEAM en-
CINE AND OTHER MACHINERY FOR SALE, AT

PUBLIC AUCTION.
4 CITING as Agen, for the French and German Colony,
"A will, the I'd day OF the October term OF the Coun
ty Court of wyhr, offer public sale the premises
tie lot near the wyihevilIe Depot known the French
Garden Said lot contains about three acres OF ground
well fenced n and has it Two good houses built for
machine shops good many trees have been set out and
other improvements made on the lot There Is II bold
stream OF running through IT, which, when the loca
ton considered renders II valuable site for Tame
ry Disllery Machine Shop Of any kind, especially
where steam power would he desired. will also sell at
the same time place the following valuable property
suitable for workshop VIZ One l2 Horse Power Steam
Engine (eutrely new Brick Machine for Pressing Brick
~ inch Circular Saw, Continual Saw (new French Pat
ent) for making all kinds Of work; Wooden Moulding
Machine and complete set Of all kinds OF Tools for
large Workshop.
These articles all very valuable to those who stand
In need them and the attention Of Mechanics is especi
ally called this notice. They all OF French manu-
facture made Of the best material and brought TO
.kg place by French and German Colony with the inen
ton OF conducting extensive manufacturing business
a scheme which they have since abandoned
Terms but small amount or cash in hand will be
qured on the residue liberal credit will be given, provi
dcd the purcaser gives bond with approved security
CHARLES HARTMAN, Agent
For the French and German Colony.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
Nf,TICE-

NOTICE.
NNAS committed to the jail Of th, county, the 18th "f
w July last, negro man who calls himself JEfFER.
s0S RANDOLPH, and says he belongs to Mrs Sarah
Brown Of Pluvanna county Jefferson Is about ~ or 30
years old dusty black color rather i've fee, high
low forehead and appears be Had when
committed, dark saitinet pants and coat and also old
black cup lie has made good many contradictory state
mens and Judge from them, that he belongs to some one
!n Chesterfield Dnwidde counties, 10 this State. The
owner owners OF said slave required for.
ward prove property, pay charges and take him away,
otherwise he will be dealt with according to law.
j. THOMPSON,
I,II,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
PHILIP KAHN,
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS

RICHMOND, "a.
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines Of every description
WI and size Circular Saw Mills, Mill Gearing Mining
Machinery Of every description Castings in Iron and Brass
done at short notice. Feb 8-s1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

ISUNAtyAE-SOTICE,

1HTAs committed Jail In Marilnsburg berkeley Coun.
w ty, Va on the 18Th ult Negro Roy by the name
OF THORNTON GRANT, supposed to be about Is years OF
age lie Is five feet high, copper color, had when
miied snuff colored cloth coat blue cloth cap, shirt Rrd
pants coarse drilng and shoes much The
OF said boy hereby notified TO forward and comply
With the law. THOMAS T. DCGAS, Iall0r.
1apt 1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
LAND AND SLAVES IN THE COUNTY
nj INcJIl EnV SALE pRIvATEIy


NuE Drysees of John H. Steger deceased offer for sale
privately valuable tract OF land, lying the Apo.
River In the county OF Amelia i've miles from Mat
,uax Depot, the Richmond sud Danve Ra:lroad, con-
tanning estimation, thousand The land ad
mraby adapted the production Of corn wheat and to-
bHcco and the tract regarded OF the best nthe
county. II desired II will be divided into two tracts The
nesborhood L. most excellelt Possession will be given
the devseeS reseryug the right to cultivate and
gather the grow crops satisfactory arrangement Gun
no, be made with the purchaser to take them.
The purchaser OF the land hs desire them for his own
uss also purchase large number Of valuable slaves
The TEENS will be made accommodating
Apply 10 Vim. E. Meade John s. llardaway, Chua De.
pot, Amelia, or TO X. ". STEGER,
any MEtloRH Drpot Amelia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

\ gigantic horse.stealns a.: ccla''en, c: N
prising over 200 members, has recently been
discovered in Denver city, b. I.