davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18

The fact that large majority Of the Catho
lie vote Of the whole country was P";ir' III the
two last Presidential elections agaist Scott
and Fremont, each o! whom c0ul! boast .
Catholic connection exactly similar 20 that
enjoyed by Douglas, is alone sufficient to Yin.
dicate our fellow citizens OF the Catholic
Church against the degrading imputation at,
trbutcd to them by so many Of Judgc Dn"g.
las followers.
Moreover there are three sonn': and conclu-
sive reasons why both Catholics and naturali-
zcd citizens should yotc-not .jor, but Hyainst
Mr.. Douglas.
lst. Mr.. Douglas is taking measures to unite
himself with the Black Republican party.
End. Mr.. Douglas is doing his best to encour-
age the success Of the Know Nothing party in
the Southern States.
3rd Mr.. Douglas has no possible chance to
carry the electoral vote Of Virginia, and hence
every Democratic vote cast for Douglas in Vir
ginia, is virtually and effectively one vote cast
for that arch Know Nothing, John Bell, OF Ten
nesSee.
These facts have already led IL majority Of the
Catholics and adopted citizens Of the State to
the support Of Breckenridge and Lane. In the
city Of Richmond alone we can point out ths
most prominent and influential among the Cath
olcs, native and naturalized-a and among the
naturalized citizens, both Catholic and Protest
ant, who have declared for our ticket on &C.
count Of these considerations
Moreover we can assure tho Index that if
there is yet, respectable number Of Catholics
and adopted citizens who still support Doug
las-it is only because they are not yet con-
rinced Of the real state Of Mr.. Douglas pre-
sent position, motives and intentions. So soon
as they find him out they will turn from him
with disgust
And if any of their number shall fail to find
him out-wc promise i, shall not be our fault
From now until the day Of election, we will
spare no pains thoroughly to unuask his
treacherous designs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
COMMESSIOSEIe'S SAEE or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE Is THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD,

DN MONpAA, IHE srH DAf VI OCEUBER. lsa, AT
CHESTERFIELD {. H., THAT BEING C0CRT.DAY.
virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Cuur, OF
ID pronounced the 2Ith Of October IsJ9 In she suit
Of David e. Win.r-e and Others against David r. Branch
aud others, the undersigned Commissioners shall proceed
to SELL public auction tn. OF land hereafter de-
scrbed MONDAY the sth day OF October lsG1 fol-
lowing real estate, belonging the of late Col
VIM r. Wiulrce lying in The county OF Chcs;er-l-that
valuable OF land which Col William r. Wlnfree
sided al the tin- Of bis DEATH situated miles West o
Chesterfield Court; House and Il l8 miles south o! Rich
mond, contalnns 95o JJ 900 OF which arabic
IN good heart and productive the res; In woods the larg
portion OF which IS OF original go WITH containing great
d-d oi Taiu1h timber convenient sny.aiN There
very good Dwelling House upon this tract containing -S
root-ntgro quarters graaar!c tobacco barns stables
and all Other Necessary oubui:ass required upon such
farm all .! wc: in good repair The fa is rery we'll
supplied with good water aad :!c crcp- upon have
been wheat; oats corn and tobacco. the growth Ok which
il i very well apap;ed.
Adjoining this farm there il very good MlL.SEAT,
st y @! land attached thereto, which will he sold
i, ,he same time and place.
TEAMS or sALg-So much cash may be required !" de-
fray the EXPENSES OF sale and upon credit OF and
years 20 the residue 0! the purchase money In equal In
slamrn's taking hon with good security from the pu.cha
sers and title retained Unit, all Of the purchase money
paid. Possession given nElcdiItriy.
WM. 7. LlTHGOW n r.
SfDENIlAM wALKE, S0--- 80
t. The fart If Required will be divided! suit purcha
PERSONS desiring further information will address the
70 lIsSip nj lt---rfH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
SALE OF REAL EsTATEIN TIIE: CoUN-

DCRStANT 20 ;e provisions OF deed OF trust cx-cu.
ted 10 By john b. Taylor, the 18Th lay OF Janu
aEy, ISIS aud recorded In the Clerks Oc- OF lauore:
County Court on the 10th Gay o! January, ISIS shall
trustee under :e said deed proceed upon the premises
on WEDNESDAY, TIE 10TH DAT OF OCTOBER, ls6y Il
fair II not, the ext fair day thereafter TO sell aipublc
auCiion the Of and n laid deed described contain.
ins Gnretl and S aGI hal! acres, adj ioln!ng the
land, Of Vim q. Day and Others beiHg The
!aud purchased by the said John D. TAYLOR o; Catherine
Casacrons estate. The said agd is veil nb.red and
ercd. ami IS "a productive any high and in the said
coray. Il j. situated in very healthy and agreeable
ne"f.0od Al! within short distance OF :!e vsliag: D!
As!an, and i!- Rch:oad, fredericksburg ,:i Potomac
Railroad
o. M; -Sg:s,'u :,' Ing -Gra ee,!Tf. =i! ':rsu
trust and discharge the deb: secured therein, hsis '!e
~ lSy A. 10 the remainder 9f the pU!ca.-- money IL
b,ral credit will be extended II desired.
Sep: J-c,t, CfASTAlN WHITE, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
II. u. Coleman. Esu.

This distinguished gentleman is laborins
earnestly in the cause Of the National Democ
racy. We have 10 acknowledge the receipt o!
his individual subscription for 4 large numbe!
Of copies Of the . Enquirer to be distributed!
in fredericksburg and the v!cin:ty during the
Continuance Of the present canvas. DESTROYS
70 emulate as far as possible the generous ex.
ample Of Mr. Coleman, We have determined 10
For Weekly o.......2o
prr.pavurent required in each instance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18

GU 4 n O.sti L 4 ! @.
rnE AMERICAN GrAyo, FROM JARVIS ASD EAXER',

ISLANDS,
k,INCE lTS fSTRObCcTi0S. HAS PROVED Equal ~
: ANY FERTI!IFR sold in this market, can be shown
by the greatly increased demand Cor @ea;-to the growth
OF which il is particularly atap"dalso iasurink good
.aDd OF grass l. Is sold n 20 cent. less price ;han
Peru via H. and 70 per ce::. less than Manipulated.
All the only authorized Agent Of the American Gaa:o
COMPANY for Richmond, and al package, VIII raT my
name Farmers or-rins should order, c-rci or Cs!uct
,h-ir Commission Merchant 20 purchaser, 7oEi ;= Agent.
who will wGrran; the article pure and Ieouinr This should
be strictly observed H. have On hand superior lot
lcc,rd Ly u Chemist sen: to the Islands.
FElIX II. CAVE, o:ly authorized Agent "f the
American Guann Company for Richmond,
SEPT li-c&Ttf l:th stre-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
POPLAR NECK FOR SALE!

nN The 18th SEPTEMBER, Shall sell, on i- premises,
~ 1t PUBLIC AUCTION, the Tract Of LanG, In Spot
syvana county, the line OF the Gor!onsv:!c Railroad
cnl-, POPLAR NECK. 1t contains about iij Acrcs, Is
heavily ,iinbrred, and abouns in iron orr. |. has also
GOLD on H. most probably. Being the Ca;har Fur
mace and immediately the Railroad Its present ard pro-
sprctve value Is very great. To OF enterprise il
most desirable Investment, would furnish crcssies for
many miles OF road and It's wood and highly
valuable "hen the Furnaces again put IN blast which
probably Address, um-y's Post Oifice Va.
SAMUEL SH00LEE VI. A.
Aug. 9-ctd Prlucipa! OF Edge Hill School.
Richmond "Whic" cony
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
The ipostate,s Treachery

Tin, desertion Of the Democratic purity by
Stephen 4 Douglas, after all that party has
done !nr him, was an act Of bad faith that
should have caused every Democrat 10 turn his
back upon him; but when, to this desert'on is
superai,lcd the treachery Of actual betrayal,
his conduct becomes criminal.
Tha, Judge Douglas planned his present be-
travail Us far back As the Lecompton contro-
vrrsy, can nos he positively proven by the
testimony Of Senators to whom the treaSonab'e
proposition was actually made.
We transfer 10 our columns, from the ST.
Louis daily Bulletin" Of September loth the
positive and unmpeached testimony OF Senator
Trunbull, Of Illinois, 10 whom the proposition
was made
Let Democrats who have esteemed him
worthy Of their suttrages carefully read this
extract from the Bulletin" and reflect where
Douglas Kill lead them. lie Will wind up his
political career in the Black Republican ranks,
q second Martin Van Burcn. What interests,
either Of the Union OF the South, will be served
by supporting Douglas? None, whatever =
Virginia Democrats cannot follow him into the
ranks Of Black Republicanism. Let them there
fore abandon the treacherous apostate
From the s.: Loui. Dsily Bulletin, Sept. I1i
Startling Developments.
Jadys Douglas 1reache7y Erpose'l-.Se'"t0r
7rumbuU on the Stand.
judge Trumbull Mr.. Douglas colleague in
the Senate Of the United States, gentleman
Of unquestionable integrity and unlInptachahe
veracitv. made speech in Illinois the other
day. When he was about to take the stand,
| Mr.. kirkpatrick, il Breckenridge man, rose and
said
Judge Trumbull, desire to ask you
question, for the purpose Of information ana
! don't wish to interrupt you while speaking
will you permit me to ask it now
! Judge Trumbull-''ies, sir
! Mr. Kirkpatrick-" see from the speech OF
Judge Kellogg, that at the time ol the attempt
ell passare Of the Lecompton Constitution
through Congress, Mr.. Doug las called on Mr.
Covodc, Republican member oi Congress
from Pennsylvania, and requested f.ln' 70 go 10
YOU and Get YOU to agree that he. Ar. Douglas,
should be returned to the Senate by the Re
publicans Of Illinois, and in consideration there
Of, he would fight the Republican battles in
| 1850, Was this message conveyed TO you by
Mr.. Covode, and if aye, what reply did you
make thereto -
Judge Trumbul-Mr. Covode has told me
since that he came to me 1T that time Tor tht
purpose Of delivering the message, but before
mentioning the matter TO me, tound rom my
r;olo,. t;oDc nj Judoe Douglas thai
it was useless to make the proposition to me
and consequently it was not delivered at thai
time. to me.
''Mr. kirkpatrick-One more question. va
Judge Douglas, at that time, an applicant io
admission to the Republican party, the con
sideration on the one side being that the Re
: publicans Of Illinois should return him to TN
Senate OF the United States, and upon th
other that he would fight the Republican Dat
ties in 1850:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18

July 2s-ct! Gloucester Court House
VALrAELE ENrATE IL CHARLOTTE

VALUABLE ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE
,.,,. uuy.r,,,,u-u, i..s::. { t:c.rI .
d o..:s for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, IL
the county o. Charlotte y!a. the waters o ;e ":d
For ius, a,ovr aaI OF The Of III. Goa;osr, JUS:
below The confluence o. the ;"o streams.
Thi, ,rac, il located wi.. three aai bail miles OF
Nossoy Ford Dcrn; on the Richmond and DaEville Rail
road And contains Abos. 200 acres, Of wch considerably
over a acres are f-srat- bottom land n
capacity Of p.oduction and IN facility o: cultivation oy
aay In The county TIE auria land comparatively eI'
emp, from overflow and l are secured against hsn
wafer by dixie which IS kep. up al little cost ana Whcn
affords eEectua protection, with ordinary attention.
With the exception OF d%rlns house, AL other In
provencns necessary excellent, and il good rspar
Th. plantation widely known as remarkable ;sf he
producor Of ane shipping tobacco Is my prices Tor NE
oa.t zen y-a. will fully !: also scarcely ie-s d.s-
tnsuished tor is wheat crops at Well auaptGi 10 "ha''
ever IS s7ow: K. this po!.os .! lie state
Suc! aa opportunity for nve,:Gea, IN real e';a: TFey
occurs, and 10 those il l45d Il a-ishb"f"pi pos.
sessias all the advantage, c: good Health and refined aaf
in.ls-n; society," will take g!-a pleasure IL showing RE
premises. =,
TgsAs-A- AIN fully t",-::a:;ed 10 .-! Will naI- ih-
term. ai accomotstig An? "E4u!!!rs addressed
70 me- vii! be promptly answered and :ef:::icr can be h1i
TO Messrs. tirr-u ( Hobsoa, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
EAR9IS-I, DS.

TIME undersigned has facilities making sales Q; Viz
ginis LANDS and FARMS, for which there i. 1t pre-
sent enquiry and requests gentlemen desrous Of selling
virginia property Of exchanging FOR other improved or
uiInp.o"-d land property l" communicates oy
letter, with him. -,
Il. refer. to John Lewis Psy,on, E;q., Alsernon : srl
Bank; W T Hooker, Esq, pr.'len. Continental ii"ps
THOMAS BOND, l&2 broadway,
Box a,pi9, Post oGce New YORK C::y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
LIVE SUOCK MARKET.
G.. 4. X L.. 4. LASs,ELL.
40 ia NORTH WIIAkrES PHILADELPHIA!

AEASCFACTCRE and have for sale
Vi CANDLES-Srcrmace: Pa.en; Sp-rm, Hydraulic
Adauan;nr Hotel. Car and Tallow Candles
Ulls-pure Sperm, Lard Mcached Whae, Sea Elephant
Strained wka IL. Tanners Curriers', ran ueiH. and Red
Oil.
s0ApS-whi-, Yellow, Brown, Chemical n!is", raney
and other s@saps aug '--h"9W'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18

EOST,
|,ERTIrICATESuP pEpOSlrE, No i+i'n. Issued by the
" rirynia Savings Bank OF III. city "f Richmond, In the
name Of Nr- Lavna T.chud;, r. T. Gaines bearing date
lih Of April. lsbs Payment Of same has terh stopped
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
PRINCE EDWARD LAND FOR SALE

IGAflNG determined 10 move South, oher Tor sale my
trac; o Land lying :he waters Of Big and i''-
Br!-ry containing 800 acres l2J Of which are very pro.
duc,re grounds virgin sv 100 first rate plant and
tobacco land also, atAu; l3u in pine growth
.: the cultivated laads there three improve upland
tobacco lots Of igQpr hills each 80 no" IN tobacco
and 10 in fher large apple and peach orchard
o! the mos; cio!c- sru.:.
The buildings Co!-.s; Of Dwelling with eight rooms anu
all necessary out houses large tobacco prize barn, with
plank loo and :hr-- large ones, eight barns IN all
Also ice house which fails to keep %n bushels
Of small grain may be seeded this fail Without talow
This tract borders on tie road Leading from Prince ID
ward C. H. 10 keysrie, eight El-s from the former, ~
from the latter and seven from Meh-r-'n depot on The
Richmond and uapvillc Rail Road and ahalf miles
from MI. Pleasant, and six from r.ry Church. This iata
/. well knowa by - merchants % R:c.opt and Farmril"
OF the 6e; in she coay :or the growth Of !r 90
bscco, and Is well adapted 10 all other products, grown IN
this vicinity.
Those wishing 10 purchase requested TO come and
view III. premises early !iy. determined 70
sell.
Addrrs, Moor's Ordinary, A. Il. GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
----..-.,.....-, ~ =

An ItS'ERAH Ms.LE.
SkTAs TAKEN Up Or Nj LAND, IN THE COUNTY oF
w HANOVER on the 6r.t Of August last, an raa>
estpsy MULE, which ha. been duly appraised ac- EA
cordIng 70 law and is thus described by the ap- II
n-as.rs 20 be Of the value OF Ten Doars Said R<1--A
Mu. is arr blind In the rict eye collar marks On me
shoulders hYe feet hSh sorre and .3 years old The
owner l. requested 20 !Or~ard. prove property pay
charges and take her away. ,
So. fa-c3.s LrMCEL VAUGHAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
EXTENSIVE SALE or HOUSES AND

LOTS AT GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE.
F5tE Undersigned oacrS sale all the buildings and
al Gloucester Ccurt.ilou=c. lately owaed ty his father
John Tsbb, DECD
one Brick Tavern, with Brick Stable lee House and all
other buildings for conducting large business
-Four Store Houses, with comfortable dwrnSs attached;
seven other dwelling houses and shops 20. SAiLrs Hacx.
sciths, Talors, Carpenters sad Shceuak-rs.
The Tavern and Dwelling Houses have convenient lots
attached 20 them garden. other purposes and are
all In good repair.
Gloucester Court House situated in he midst OF veal
thy and popuous county and is OF he bes: stands for
business 10 this section
The Tavern nigh; be made very prol,ab!- large
csns business has always been done there nechaa-
les o! every kind can find con-;An, employment.
Tue rEK.s which will be liberal, will be made known
applcaion 20 The SuhscrLsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18


Three Cheers for Breckenridge and Lime.
GRAND RALLY OF TIE GERNAE DENoCRAtI
On Saturday evening last, ''Stenlens Hall
was filled to ovcrfowing with an asscmb!aGe Of
the German Democracy, who true to the taste
Of the Fatherland, took care to bring with
them an excellent band Of music.
Shortly after eight O'Clock tie meeting was
called to order, B. Hassel, E>'!., editor OF the
"Richmondcr Anzeiger," selee'd as chairman
and number Of the officers O: the Democratic
Association were invited to the platform.
Much enthusiasm was exhibited when 1t
vas discovered that James Lyons, Esq, was
present to address the meeting. so soon as
order could be restored, Mr.. Lyons at the slg'
custom of the chairman, commenced his ad'
dress without waiting for formal introduc'
| ton.
Il would be impossible for US to furnish al
adeouate description OF Mr.. Lyons speech -
Never has it been our fortune to listen to
discourse so pregnant in every part with INC
yery heat and light Of the highest order o
thought and eloquence. From beginning tc
end the speakers whole soul was in the work
and vet there was not an cxtravagant word o.
GESTURE pronounced or exhibited, and in spite
of the strong and deep tide Of feeling which
swept into one current the sympathleS OF th'
entire audience, above all and controlling al
there was an unbroken train Of calm, conc.u
sive argument so imperious its lucid strehs'"
that it seemed intended to hush every "ani'es
tation even of the very impulses when II '''e
sistib!y excited.
At first there were frequent NOISY '''i''''c''''
tions Of applause, but these were SOON 'i1e''e
BIZ the evident impatience oftse speaker Z
such interruption, and during the greater Pa'
Of the address, which lasted for three hours
tho e,,;re crowd (pore than hall ot whom
,,,h,s obtain seats,) was literally ab
sorbed in intense attention
Tho whole scene forcibly recalled the trad:
,;o,s of audiences listening to one OF PatF!c'
Uenry's greatest tdiscourses-e7ery sound hush
ed. every eye on the speaker, men standing o.
,in.toe for hours to catch every sentence as
was uttered.
T, was not until (past II o'clockj the speake
retired from the stand, that the pent up s''Fn
Of applause rang like long, loud thunder PsA4
throughout the ball
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
Aug 9-eodtf Messing Ford, Charlotte Co., Va

VALUABLE LOEISA LAND FOX IA LIZ.
SHyISHIN dispose OF my real estate In Order 20 III
w vide the proceeds among ny children os=T :o7 -a=
privately, iry FARM, "SucniES Hill"
This mos; desir OF land lies in the heart Of e
valuable tobacco lands .. Louisa, both sides OF ;-
south branch OF the North Anna river and adjoining the
lands OF H. P Po!ndexe:. Gabriel Jones. Joseph NJ BaEe:
aad Others eight miles from Louisa Court House and II"
ersvie, the Virginia Central Railroad, and eqlay coi
vru-nt TO bo,h.
This farm contains go acres Of which 2QD wood
land more than ;hreeourths vi which heavily timber
ed with oak pine and hickory OF original growth The ara
BILE land fertile and In high state Of unprecedented
adapted 70 the growth OF wheat, corn and tobacco.
There comfortable dw elgg viii, eight rooms, good
barn. tobacco houses and all necessary ou;budng,. The
locality Is healthy and the neighborood pleasant Pre-
Stunning that any wishing 20 purchase will visit the tlTT
and See for themselves deem II unnecessary 10 SPEAK al!
,er The farm Is capable OF being divided into three tracts
desired Being very derous Of selling, the '=."s vii! e-
made 10 accommodate purchasers.
Nv manager Mr. Groom, will take pleasure in showing
;h- prcu!Ls = 20 any one who wishes 10 purchase.
JULIA \. HULLADAY.
Fo- further in !ulaion apply 10 Dr. W. c. y. hantoph
Chasto:,e- vi!!- Va II. T. Holiday Rapid Ana Sta
;;oa orange and Aexa-i-!a Railroad, who authorized
10 sell Dec 0N-c~ti.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
4 COOP INVESTMENT roK CIrTTNL-


TEIHE York RlTer Railroad bein: completed West
Point, Va from its proximity 20 The its superior
depth Of water h= light grad- o. it, railroad which
meets Il with Richmond who's natural capabilities for
manufacturing perhaps he In the world, from
the immense trade which Is d-s.li. l. from the
Ohio snd IL, Fest ,h. being II. che ,I.; and most xpr.
dous line the sea- offers great Inducements capital
Person, wishing to buy Lots will air-,. ;h- undersigned,
A. "Auunton King Wlian, Va, I'LL The I'D "f Se;,;eni
tenber: after that date AZ Richmond Va" will be
West Point frequently. During my ab>"ace Dr. +. L DrvAL
will show the Lots.
ALSO POR SALE-A desirable Lot, wish comfortable
new Dwelling House OH IT, ..
". WINSTON Fo%TAlSE, Ats", for
AuyoT-cw6s West Poin; Land Company.
y-IY1IITa-IN CHANCEKY.-l, .uIss .,r!d In tne
Clerks office Of Hanover Circni, c"nr:. Monday
/ Ii. 3r! day OF September ls60
TIE Cearal Bank OF Aaoama' r'aia''1.
/ wl!a,n E. S,arke and Thomas ". DosweIl, Defts
The object is suit debt due the P:an
III by William T. snrke and 20 attach ana subject to -
pAyurni the m due the said Starke i'll the horses ias;
and Exca."! and fnay Washington n the possession o
Le sau mona, W. boswell AID Thomas boswell an aiI
da7t having sae and ed thst the Defendant abo Sc
nauec IS non resident 0: :;s the said Defendant i
hotihea 10 appear her within month alter due publ
| Interest. Cnnv-r..,-.
se3:. ,l-e~iw JAS D, CHRISTIAN, Clerk.
! ViRG!NsA-lN cHANcEGY-A; rules held in The
Clerk o:ac- OF Hanover Cirrui; Court, Monday
The Sd day OF September, l>;,
James ~ Taylor, Joha :. Ja,4s., David r. Jones and
Thomas boswell, merchants sI p.r,a-r. trading unier
! the 6rrn OF Joae. and Boswell Plaintiff
| Against
| Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad Conpaav lame.
Lyons D. Hitchcock aud inc !. Osborne merchants lad
partners, under the drm of Hitchcock Osborne, Eawiu
Robinson and George ". DosSe, sh-ria Of Hanover
county, D-f.s
The obIcc, Of this suit is restrain eno the ,.lr
OF certain property belonging TO the said Edwin Robinson
sundsy executions ia the hands Of The Sheriff Of ilanorer
county against Edwin Robinson and William Anderson Jr
ds. having been mad ana hs1 Ne ,t hAt s. s ,
defendant Is notified 10 appear. within one moaih a-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
The Richmond Enquirer,
,vpL.s,,yp pA;Lv, sEMr-wEESLr AND wsfEL,
nv TYLER, WISE n ALLEGRE.

.S-nriS PAPER, seven dollars per anuuin, and al h,
-: eight dollars II taken for shorter period than one
- For the SEN,.WErsLr ave dollars per annum, ant
.t. dollars for six months, payable in advance For h
S.Y /? Per annur six copies Cor 30. 10 be paid In
rs:sby in advance whc letters containing money are
cert by mail they must be rsiAr" they viii bca h,
:.S % the writers.
Es-Adversetnents Inserted in The Daily. Semweekiy
;: Weekly Enquirer, on liberal terms
The RIcuNoNp ESQCrREa ADTSkrsiNG sHSkT Is publish
"a Moath the rp'thiy Circulation is twenty thou
and copies. Advertisements inserted ~ - cents line
All dues 10 ais oface may be retni;:ed per mail Il
scoa and available bas notes, Vrtviered the risk
;Ar Editors
y-AI Obituaries sEd Tributes Of Respect. e.cesdn.
-: lines, are charged for as advertisements.
OrcsIs !nm distance must be accompanied with the I'D
.-cs pay. satisfactory references TO insure execution
i.sAN KEITH. JOHN A. Chiffon
'<''A' KEITH & CHILTON
WATERLOO. FAUQUlER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
.,,SJF4ITCREIsS OF HEAVY WOOL
N:S t,i0DS, NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN,
-s4rLNS LlNSEfs for negro women March 3-ely
-. e.,,.gaLs. Z. II. BAxxSpALr,
~ R,sEspAls late Of Fsr.nville.
nAHhNDALE 4 III IKikS0ITHHElRS,,
H,s.-,>s,s SHtcSoI w4REHorsS
,uve q. tpvAScgS raade On consgnments In hand
jan |cts
Attorney iSD cOrSSELLoh AT LAW,
-,,f .s: 20 say bG.ia-s, entrusted TO HIN In the
" -. Q; pac..s :',:a a.d adjacent counties:
'.1iA N'.. w.
RICHARD BAYLOR
sA'"''' Es,ES Co. Va.
u j. ,A"Ha% & CO.,
,,,,.u: *, I,.V::-SlrN MERCHANTS,
sso,,I,.- :; l.arf, baltimore.
60. =: as;..c g1raass- oi td= G7'a
Mach 2.-cfl .--------------.-------
j. HAGILL,
attorney AT LAW,
OFFICE s#2 ..Gs:; Tyler. ESQ., No. ii' s"i'h sixth
" STREET PHILADELPHIA.
,,.u % ,.e collection o: claims AID 81. o;s-r busi-