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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06

North Carolina Family Roe Herring.
- HALF Barrels North Car0lins Family Roe Herring
i = For sale by LEE, ROOKIE 4 TAYLOR,
&C. Nats iG5 MINI Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06

2NxgaTs : asa'i
ar nexAlt ssa,J1 sAsS y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
AUCTION SALES.


FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION:
TN PURSUANCE OF a decree OF the Circuit Court % OF
Stafford county, entered the Goth Of September t9uo
In the suit OF "PerEns Perkins and Others the uhde
signed appointed Special Commissioners for that
will sell Mt public nuction. the premises on ThuhspH
o2d day Of November 1850, that we.known Estate enta
HOLLYWOOD, situated on the RaPpahanhocS Liver, ~ "
the county of Stafford eight miles from hc o"u
fredericksburg Of the finest agricultural regions
Virginia II adoins The Snowden Estate oi Johh seuuoi
Esu unl contains l3I The land OF soou qu1
ty, a portion OF Il the best river Hats ,,,,,,
The improvements consist OF large BRCh pm t.i'i,. S
HOUSE and the usual Out Houses. Stables, capihs' So'"
Houses, &c. a., hang. com
The situation is healthy the view from the house eo
nRndIuv and extensive the society aronnu ~ eoou "h my
In the state and the opportunity thus offered !or ne P"
ctas NJ nm estate which combines SO many advantages is
on, rar.ly prcscnled to the public.
:.Une.four cash, and the balance In equai pay
a. six twelve and eighteen months, with Interest
from ny sale and security the title to be ra
tuIncI until the purchase money is paid.
The above terms will be varied II desired, OH the day OF
sale give longer and liberal credit on the deferred
t..
At tbs same time and place, the Executors OF Col Perkins
will sell all the Horses Mules Plantation Implements ana
Stocks Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c, upon the
Estate, liberal icras
Vs. ROY MASON,
JOHN l.. MARiE, JR.,
MM. 4. LITTLE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
KAPPAIiANN0CK FARM FoH SALE


I OFFER for sale my faru known farmvie, lying on
the Eappaanuock River, mile below the village OF
Tappahannuck and bordering tho public road leading
that place Tie farm contains nearly GU0 acres nearly
all Of which has been lined and clovrrrd, and In high
state OF improvement.
The buildings consisting OF dwelling house barns, stable,
carriage house. negro quarters Ice house, &C, arc Ill spa
coCs and IN thorough repair
The situation Is very beautiful one pnts.ssn: an ex.
teve view Of the river above and below and ul the
rouGinS country. The local ard natural advantages OF
this place hardly he surpassed II cqualed by any Sit
uaOn the river. Fish, oysters, and wild fowl abound III
gre9; abundance and OF the finest varieties
Also Smother containing Go Acres, adjoining ,c
above, will, all the necessary improvements for separate
farm Il Is bvuh-d side by navsahie creek and
ia part by the river. This farm Is in fne state Of m-
proven and in thorough order.
The remaining OF jn fronts ON the river and
i.s hcwreu the .hovr There buildings upon
th:>, hut ;sc land Is in fine condition.
THESE separate parcels comprise the whole OF the original
tract Of >D which is almost parallelogram Win
Of is long sides fronting The river, and bounded on
: and 10y creeks Of which Is nargah!c Tor
large TrssrlS She FOR s;ual cr The land Is almost
perfectly level, bG: requilc> Very little Gichng IL i
rarely such oppor.:ii u offered for profitable In
vest-, an ~ the time most desirable residence.
The tract susceptible u! being divided into two very cX-
ccl:t iBrnS, hdSi. all the necessary buildings cOnr.-
nIeuiy situated !; not scli privately, shall oacr e
tract, Ia separate parcels 10 suit purchasers who may want
smaller Farms. furfcs:f. 10 south. am deter
mined 10 sell IL p0t sod privately before the TWkN-
TtETll DAiuF NOVEMBER, will that day, II fair il
not Oh the next fair day thereafter Sunday exceptcd Sell
nt Public Auction, tn the highest hiGrr, without reserve
Persons tesirin. 10 tr fatm viii nnd at home, or
my Neighbour MIR Clements, whn will take pleasure In show
NJ the premises. ACBnf II. JONES.
Sept 2S-Ctd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
SfOS'V VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE,

IN nprsunnc. of the will Of Alexander Garrett deceate
\ shalt on WEDNESDAY, the FOURTEENTH oi NJ
VEMBER next f suitable, otherwise the next snitaole
day expose 10 SALE upon the premises TO the highest bid
der his late residence Ito be sold by survry containing
about hundred and twenty acres. Upon HE prem
ses Is large substantial Brick Mnnson With the usual!
out houses. go :,
This property Gdjons the Of ChaOttrsye Is with.
In ,hrr.-lourhs OF mile ot the University OF virginia,
and surrounded by society unsurpassed in the state or
elsewhere for culture un refinement There are III the
town several good male schoolsthec excellent rst class
female Institutes; aud in the country, within an hours ride,
several male Classical schools equal TO any 10 be iounu
Tie many advantages POSSESSED by this property, not
ONLY recommend IL as beautiful and greatly desirable
family residence but TO purchaser, who could use and
Improve his time for sales, the quantity OF land, With It's
proximyto rapidly growing town aud University, iuF-
nh facilities she sale Of lots for building and other r-
poses which would insure certain and handsome profits
unnu the price for which am willing TO SELL
On the day following the above SALE Qf fair, other
wise the next fair day shall Offer for SALE ut public auc-
ton to the highest bidder upon the premises, within TWO
miles of Charlottesville in lots 10 suit purchasers, TRACT
OF LAND living Northwest Of the town. immediately on the
road leading to Burneys mil containing between eighty
and ninety acres ITO be sold by survey ana heH'y COW
ed with valuable fire wood
The title all the foregoing property Is indispunbir-
No cash will be reQured the credit and terms OF sale VIII be
liberal and will be made known Ut ,lu respective sales
V. W. SUUTHALL
Or, c--ctls Ex'r of Alex. Garrett, deed.
sfy- The impression having, understand, gone forth
that private sale Of the above property ad been etcieu
Is proper perhaps, correct such impression anu s
SAY that whilst Is substantially true, anI whilst the nr,
chaser was ready fulfil his engagement, WAS deemed
advisable there being minors Interested. thai puoc sae
shou.i had TO Insure 10 purchaser rtrlecs
title The property therefore, will be offered publicly on
The day above designated ana VIII be prOuSi n'o
free to the highest bidder. :. 49,
'. W. D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
yorfhern Markets.

New Yonx, Nov. 10.-Flour is heavy: State
s5 40. Ohio Unchanged; Southern SIS 15aG
Wheat declining tendency; atioat and firm in
store; Southern red 81 30. Corn heavy {;
mixed 69a7Oc Pork steady; mess unchanged;
prime Sl4.
BALr1MonE, Nov. l0.-Flour continues
steady. Wheat firm; red 81 30al 35; white
81 4jal 60. Cora steady; yellow 6Sa1oc;;
white 10a15c. Provisions steady; mess pork
slyal9 Is; rump sl+. Leaf lard l2taIac'-
Coffee quiet and steady at 14al5c. NO stock
in first hands. Whiskey dull at a04a2O3c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
Minute lIcn Of GeorTia, DC.

AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov. 1.-THE Minute Mems
meeting adjourned after hearing several excl.
ting speeches. They appointed delegation
of ten Minute Men to attend the Military Con-
vention next week at Mlledgevilc They were
greatly rcjoiccd to hear that South Carolina had
passed the bill for Il Convention at Montg0mc-
ry on the 10Th December.
Mr. Yancey addressed an enthusiastic meet
inc in Estcl Hall lust night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

SHAMEFUL OurRAGE.-When Senator Doug
las alighted from the carriage 10 ascend the
steps Of the Exchange Hotel, at Montgomery cry
Ala, there were three rotton eggs thrown. INC
first egg struck Col. Seibcs, editor Of the oo.'
federation" the second egg struck Coz E'InGt. ~
and the third egg struck the nat ot .nl,c 'uu.'
Douglas burstcd and discharged lis eoneen.s ie.aI
in thu face of his wife, who stood immediate!
on his left. The papers there denouncc the out
70 ~. in severe terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
rhc South Carolina Legislature.

The Legislature met Monday and organized.
The Columbia "Caro!inian' says:
"Mr. W. d. Porter was reelected President
If the Senate, and Gen. James Simons re.
elected Speaker OF the House Gen. W. Z.
Martin was reelected Clerk ot the Senate, and
Col. John T. Sloan Clerk Of the House. In
none Of the above instances VAS there any ol'-
position. The compliment ior the fidelity and
ability with which,thcy have discharged their
respective duties, WIS 10 less handsome than
ncritel To-day, the electors for President
and Vice President Of these United States will
be elected for the last time by South Carolina.
Then the State will await the result, and shape
her future COURSE as safety requires
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

ANOTHER MYSTERY Ar DETE0IT.-Detrot
seems to be ovcrrnn with mysteries. The fire.
qucncy with which Detroit river gives up the
liltleSs bodies of tic victims Of mysterious
murders, suicides, &c, IS getting to bea serious
matter. On Tuesday t!.c body Of a young
and bcau;iiu! girl WAS discovered upon the Ca
madam shore Of the river, about mile below
Windsor, revealing crime at which humanity
sickcnS. She WAS evidently about seventeen
years Of age, we'll dressed, fair complexion,
rich, wavy, auburn hair, and bore every indi-
cation Of responsibility. \ CHASTITY wound
upon her head betrayed the manner Of her
death, while no less meaning marks upon her
throat told Of Il fearful struggle and attempts
to silence outcry. Who the young lady is, and
by whose hands her death was consummated,
has not yet been developed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13


BUFFALO, Nov. l0.-A fire broke out at one
o'clock this morning in the kitchen Of the Cla-
rcudon Hotel, and rapidly spreading, destroyed
the main building, situated Oh tho corner OF
Main and South Division streets, and the wing
extending through to Washington street The
wing on South Division street was saved.
II. Q. Chamberlain, oyster dealer, jumped
from the fourth story and was almost instantly
killed
Mr.. Garland, Of the firm Of Garland & Bcnne,
clothiers, was burned to death. The building
was owned by Orson Phelps, and valued at
800, 900, upon which: there is an insurance Of
$40, 900 in New York and New England Com
panies. Minor losses will make the total loss
not far from $4,000, upon which there Is an
insurance Of $50, 900.
1t is rumored that four servant girls are lost
and it is thought that many strangers may
have perished also.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

ToRcnLlGnr ,PEocEssro%.-A Cniun torch
light procession was held in Danvile ON the
night previous to the election, the friends Of
Douglas and Bell both participating. The
procession, with its mottos and tranSparcnccs,
preceded by the Danville Brass Band, left Ma
sonic Hall at about seven o'clock, marched up
Main, through Jefferson and down Wilson
street, to the residence Of DR.. L. +. Withcrs,
which was brilliantly illuminated on the occa.
sion. DR.. Witlicrs was called out and ad-
dressed the procession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

COMFORT TOR TIE SEcEnEKs. is said that
company is being formed in West Ward un.
der the name Of the - Vest Ward IroJans,
who will march 10 South Carolina to join the
army in that State They will leave as soon
as they have collected money enough to send
them Off Petersburg ErprfS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
Minute Wen Enrolled in Virginia.

NORFOLK, Nov. G.-Ovcr six hundred Minute
Men have been enrolled in this city and Ports
mouth already. The number will soon reach
one thousand
Ex.Gov Wise has been elected commander
n.chicf Of a large body Of Minute Men in Prin-
cess Anne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

Oyp MORE spEEcn.rroN Mr. DouGLAs-Nr.
nonjas il is rumored, will make, IN le"
davs great Union speech in the South: IL Is
stated he will visit Columbus during the ses-
s;o, or the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
Minute Men OF New Orleans, &c

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE Minute Men
here have passed 4 resolution requesting the
Governor to call Convention af a. LesiSla-
ture.
The few returns received here, Indicate that
Texas has gone largely for Breckinridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

SENATOR TONES WITH CccKADE.--t Is
stated that Senator Toombs wore in the streets
Of Columbus, Ga, on Saturday last, blue
cockade, presented to him by some OF the
Montgomery ladies' while he was in that city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

CorsrERrrI7EE.-A man named John Lauh-
der was arrested in Wheeling last week, with
large amount of counterfeit money in his pos
session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
Later from, 1TcNico.

New ORLEANS, Nov. l0.-Mexican adrices
to the 18th have been rccciv"t.
Gen. Marquesc, with 5"H', men Church
parity has occupied Qner"'aro.
The Liberals had seized $lO0, ,00h Of the plate
Of the Church party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

EoInnfcera In Ala OlInn u.

MOBILE, Oct. l0.-A battalion OF cava!ry Is
now forming here, whose services VIII u o''
(rred 10 the Govcrnar OF the otate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
ES'SY:SSIvE SALE OE HOUSES AND
IaTS Ar GLOUCESTER COURT HOUSE.

ES'EYNSIVE 81 EE OF EEUNSEn .fNO
LuTS Al GLOUCESTER COURT HOUSE.
TuJlE undersigned ocrs for sale all the buildings ana lois
Al Gloucester rtiiouse. lately owned y Ills 'a'"eT
John Tabb, deed. ,t,n x,
The property consists Of Is eneInen: among "hic are
one Brick Tavern with Brick stable lee House. ana AL
-Four store Houses ~i;h comfortable dwellings attached;
seven other dwelling houses aud shops Tor saaIes p"cA
smiths! TaorS Carpenters and ShorinaStrs.
The Tavern aud Dwelling Houses have convenient lois
attached TO them for gardens and other purposes, aid are
all la good repair.
Gloucester Courthouse Is situated IN the ids OF veal
y and popuus ccuntry, and onco The best stands Tor
business ia this sectuu
The Tavern might he made very profitable large mgr
camille business has always been done there ana mechsl-
les o, every kind can find constant employment
TIM TERMS which will he liberal MIL be inaus known oil
a,nIcn,Ion TO the subscriber J. PE0SSER TAEG
i,,,v DS--r,f Ciouce>Ier Court House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
Resignation Of Senators TOombs and Che

AUGUSTA, Nov. 10.--Scnator Toombs, Of
Georgia and Senator Chestnut, Of South Caro-
lima, have scveraly resigned their office as Sen.
ators Of the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
RUFEIN'S
pH0SfH0R-PERUYIAN GEAN0.

AN nov ready to supply orders for my fertilizers as
's b. hey come In. Al! may rely upon getting, With
-: .ray, article inferior 10 any have made differ
~ ia the phosphate ingredients, from anything else in
r>iSc and better, because II contains pure RUSE
!isrBA!E OF LINE ihan any other Manipulated GuanU.
!ae rcsG!,s Of applying my preparations to wheat ihr
~; have been favorable could he expected
ss-t s ccmbned disasters Of joint worm ny, rust. and
": Q: all! the drought. which prevented the present la
'r- action OF the phoslhatrs to very great cxett Il;
'ha 'ire the wheat srsinng Eut the Of the tes
that equal superior TO Peruvian Guano
-ae whilst for lands that nced psosphatra=as nearly all
., 3ii has proved superiority under fair for
Pas'nr good stand o. Clover !, s,rue that occasion
ores have been reported; but they such every
r4rnlator bears Of: sometimes due to the fact that the
-GI id not need phosphes, but most generally 10 the
c.i s-a'oa !"r both wheat and clover have ever known
Va Ses eT:de'rS Of the vaue Of my manures is 10 be
''1 IN lhe lac at have orders for more than fur
",!es rs huGh dS Rad a. ;lc ;,eriod last year
fc!son" VIA" are Induced try my guano from their
o"a experience or n" representations OF others par
'cGiaTy requested TO order Ku gsuo and 10 see iha,
'aey get i, Us there ay ed articles in the
.l..riet.
il can be had Of myself or the commission merchants
srirr"lY In Rchmoud o. OF my agents Nessrs THOMAS
3"ANuH SONS, Petersburg; NJ lIOLLlNS & CO., Lynch
SGf;, HUGH SCOTT, Fredericksburg: MASON MARTIN
o. sc"itsvi.le; JOHNSTON. CLARKE CO. panvilie
s=i. t-cu FRANZ &. KUFFIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
Presidential Vote in TcnI,r>scc and Mis-
sOuri.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. dispatches from
the West tonight announc" that Bell has car
ricd Missouri by from 5,0l'' TO 1000, and also
Tennessee by plurality OF J, 900 votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
nEpEMPTION 0F saa7,737.31 OF VIZ


GINA FIVE AND SIX PER CENT. DEBT.
rB1iE holders of the following certificates Of debt Issued
hy the State Of Virginia. will take notice that the
Commissioners the Sinking Fund calling In the certificates
Of debt the order In which they authorized to be
redeemed will proceed the 3st day Of December lsd
TO redeem the said certificates the Treasury CT the Com
ouwea,h The holders Of said certificates required
on the sa 3ls December SGD 10 surrender the same at
the Office OF the Second Auditor Whether surrendered or
not the Interest will cease that day.
l. Under an act provide for the construction OF
turnpike road from Staunon 10 Parkcrsburr passed 10Th
March 1885, as amended under the Sd section OF act 10
provide for rusp: loans TO certain railroad companies
md for other purposes, passed 2lsi March, 1859:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
PHILIP RAGiM,

ctiiLE VI 4 & III | y E. " OkhS,
GTCLYJf0ED "a.
.f!SrEACTCRES Stesn Engines Of every description
IL ,.s Size. Crcniar SAW Mills, Mill Grarins Minlng
gaay ci every description. Castings in Iron and Brass
-. .:or: r,,i:r Feb 3-Sly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
Au- g-cadif Messing Ford Charlotte Co., Va.
InP:rS7.S. tSF tSfra,rFe,N FOR NAlIE.

LOUISIANA pa LiNTATitN For SALE.
4 PLANTATION in Madison Parish Louisiana, within
,hree and half miles oi the Dallas Depot VI tic Nchs.
burg Shrrveos; aud Texas Railroad containing Three tou-
sand 5000 acres hubdred acres wei! cleared dc
I'll AMI In high Of cultivation Eve hundrcu acres
dradened, large po'teS o' SnlGh can ne ut M IN
tract is high arabic land aad about 20 acres Of fine cy
press The soil unsurpassed for fertility and 1t Is one OF
the bes, draued places in the aur al country system
of local levvr> secures TO II exemption from overflow
As the trac; /. sides Of very pretty lake, with
ky hlug banks can II desired be divided Into two plan
,atous lam willing Sell them separately? The improve
lnen,s arr rood consting Of dwelling house with FIVE
root.s quarters hundred negroes Gin and Mil,
Blacksmith shop, Cook House, Hospital, Nursery, &c, and
u hiln of - p"u h:ick.
The place within hours travel Of Nick-bnrg and ILL.,
:e.n hours travel of New U-a and Is In the Immediate
n..hor,oo Of the plantations y: Col. Montague, Col My
ers Mr. J. Bruce Col Cunnirslam Dr. Carter. and Dr.
Merritt within and hall miles Of the Tensas river
and three mile, Of ie Bayou Macon both OF which str cams
re navi.able for several months In the year
With the place MI! be solh II desired, forty Mules, Oxen,
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, with Household Furniture, Farm
ing Utensils, sc.
For ters Sc apply the undersigned, at St. Joseph,
TeuSas Parish, LII.
Oct ls-cim. +. D. FAEHAI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

lS4i, May g. lly, Richard Thornton, OF Old swan
Wharf, upper Thames street, Lon.
,s", .arns, "1.,' s.VC
1S!g, tpl Is, l2r, Baroness Johanna Albertinl Ad.
eIailu lie Ij-rlcllnyen, wife OF
liaron Frederic lie B"riiifiEsen,
Of Stuttgart Z, 100
1850, Ju.e :, l9O, David Barclay Chapman. cf Lon.
don 1900
20 l$, same, 3,OoI
DO l3s, same, &, ,G0C
ID, ls; same 5000
8 Gndtr an act authorizing the Board Of Public Works
to suhcrbe behalf Of the Commonwealth, the stock
Of the RIchmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company passed 2%d January, 1s;ib.
lSgS. J.us IL, II, Frctchvle Lawson Balluniyne
Dykes, of Dorrnby Hall, Cum
berland, Esquire; James Garth
Marshall merchant Of Leeds,
and Henry Cowpcr Marshall, Of
Leeds, merchant; trustees. un-
der the will Of John Marshall,
Jr, DECD lo.Oou
1855 Iuur IT, al same, 1U,WhU
" " 4. same, LOGON
q" ~ same 5,GUU
lSsa, Apl :, IL, Francis Marx, of Eaton Square,
MidGltseS, in England, Esquire lu, ,Gtj0
=" :. Is ~, lirury TillarI OF Win Mills, Der
hyshire, In England Esquire:
l;cv'd George Colleri. OF East.
ham, near Norwich, and Hichi
Henry rillard, Of Llncula ; Inn.
London, Esquire, with bcneht
Of surrivorsip. 5000
ISL, Aug 6, 80, Alexander Brown Sons, Of Eal,i-
more, 10000
1861, Apl %, s., Henrietta cojrinrton, OF Deate
House, near Aresford, In the county
Of uarts w,iuw, $4,000
NoT.-Those no durs OF Certificates who desire 10
deem by Attorney, must, If residing beyond the limits OF
the United States Ackno ledge the before Mu
lister Plrnloten,isry, Charge dA!ars, Consul General
Consul Vice Consul Commercial Agent appointed by
the Government OF the United to any foreign country
or vfor. the proper officer Of any of such country
or the Mayor or other Chief Magistrate OF any city town.
Or corporation therein II residing in the United States
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT before Justice Of the Peace, Nott
y Public or Commissioner OF Deeds appointed by the Gov
of Virginia. sufficient In all casts the certificates
Taast be delivered.
}. ". BENNETT
Auditor Public Accounts, Commissioners
S. H. PARKER, Register, OF
GEORGE ". MUNf0RD, Sinking Fund
Secretary Of tho Commonwealth
Sept. 2o-2awcri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
SIYOCK0E MILL

RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
: An ac~ prepared to supply ANY demand .or
WA.TER, FRESH GROUND, for the Fall crops
~ .;uts Of Lump Is large; selected from the pl'sst
"s.,r Tn.a scotia Quarries with special rciefeHee 10
70. 3-.. j. SrLPHATR Of LIAE.
ty- The heavily increased patronage, the rePu,
.- ~ y hr.ud shall be FULLY Sustained for PURITY aud
-" r., r,.,, ,I,oS JOHN H. CLAlSOESE,
."'r,. ONCE No. Il Pearl street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
valuable ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE

,E1lE uudrrsirar, having determine! 10 move South,
1 oilers Tor sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, IN
the county Of Charlotte yins the waters Of the Wards
Fork us: above an on the Of the Roanoke, just
below the confluence Of the two streams .
This tract is located within three and haE miles OF
Messing Ford Depot. the Richmond and Danvie Kali
road and contains about 200 acres, OF which considerably
over 200 acres are .rsr,e hoom land unsurpassed IN
CAPACITY of production and in facility ei cultivation by
ans in the county The aluv!a land comparatively eI'
ernpt overflow and l acres are secured against s
water by dSr which is kept up at little cost an" which
affords elrc,ua protection. with ordinary attention.
With IN. exception Of dwelling house all other no
proveeuS necessary excellent, and in good repair
This plantation widely known re.uarkabe for the
production Of fine shipping tobacco as my prices for the
as: ten years will fully attest II s also scarcely less dis
nruishri for it. wheQt cros ard swell adapted 10 wha;
ever |. grown in this portion .. The State.
such Nh opportunity; for Investment in real estate rarely
occurs and 10 those il want land in urshborhooh pos.
ses,rs all the advantages D; good heath sni refined and
intelligent suciy., viii lake great pleasure III showing lie
premises. m ,
TsrM,As an fl!ly determined to sell, will make the
term. easy and accommodating Any enquiries addressed
to me will he promptly Answered and reference ca he had
to Mrssrs. ti y liol'son, Rcinond, Va.