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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
A1ebmon0 Ellquircr.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9
The Election Yesterday.
BY TYLER, WISE IL ALLEGRE.

The electionin this city yesterday, while it
was characterized by the most intense efforts
on the part Of the supporters of the respective
candidates, yet presented Il spectacle of which
our Southern people have reason to be most
justly proud-a spectacle of Law, order, good
humor and becoming and consderate regard
for each others rights as voters, and kindly
feeling for each other AS sons and citizens Of
Virginia
We visited all the voting places at various
times during the day, and We saw no manifesto
ton OF asperity or rowdyism. No indication
that there was any forgetfulness Of that courte-
sy which has ever characterized our people in
their intercourse with each other, all Of which
must teach our Northern assailants this lesson,
that underlying all our party antagonsms
there is q bond of common feeling and common
interest
Many were the good humored incidents
which occurred at the different polling places.
Various, rich and racy, were the wittcisms,
aiiu "uiie lHcic "elc Aoule liai u HIS gwen III
the way of sharp sayings, there were no
hard hits in the shape Of the logic of a blow.
Annexed will he found the result Of the
vote Of This city, and Of such other places as
came to hand yesterday. The Breckenridge
and Lane men of Richmond did their
duty nobly and manGully, and We hope when
the smoke Of the contest has passed away,
that wc shall be able to announce that we
have achieved u glorious victory for the
Constitution, the Union, and the Equality Of
the States.
The following is the vote Of the city Of Rich
mond copied from the Commissioners books
at the close of the polls yesterday:
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FARM FOR SALE.
~@'-- nc OpI

OFFER for sale farin known rs Farmvilie, lying on
the Kappahannock River, mile below the village OF
and bordering the public road leading
To that place The farm contains nearly G0O acres nearly
all Of which has been lined aud cOyeErJ and IN high
state OF improvement.
The buildings consisting Of dwelling house ,barns stable,
carriage negro quarters ice house. Gc are all spa
cious and In thorough repair.
The situation Is very beautiful possessing an ex.
ensye view OF the river above and below and OF the sur
rounding country. The local and natural advantages OF
this place hardly be surpassed II rquacd, by any alt
ua,ion on the river Fish, oysters, and Wild fowl abound In
great abundance and Of the finest varieties.
Also another tract containing go Acres adjoining the
above. with all the necessary improvements for aBeparate
farm It bounded side by navigabe creek md
i, part by the river This iarn Is in Gne state OF i'm.
royeuent and in thorough order.
The remaining Of $50 fronts on the river, and
lies between the above There buildings upon
this but the land sin fnr condition
parcels comprise tile whole uf the original
tract acres, which IL almost p2rae!ogran Win
one It's long sides fronting the river and bounded on
the rnst by creeks Of which IS navigahle lot
large yrs,rls the other for small craft The land almost
perfectly level but requires very !tte dtchns II Is
rarely such opportunity Is offered for profitable ln'
vss,ueut and the time most desirable residence
The tract susceptible OF being divided Into two very e1'
nienty situated II sold privately, shall oner the
tracts separate parcels 20 suit purchasers who may want
smaller FARMS Purposng TO remove south, un deter
mined TO sell II not sold privately before the TM EH-
TIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, will on that day, II fair II
not ON the fair day therrR.e Sunday erceped Sell
q, Public Auction, the hgnett bidder, ahout reserve.
Persons desiring the farm will find 1t home or
my neIebor Mr. Clenents who will take pleasure In show
ng the premises atbhf H. 1oNeS'
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VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR KEFINEkf.
TIE prop.tors ,ske pleasure In announcing to the pub
l. lie that the
VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY

Is now In full and regular operson and has capacity SUI
hcient Tor q very large demand ,.,,,,
His aim will be to render satisfaction TO all Of NE custom
os he trust. that he will meet With liberal patronage
from the merchants Of tho Southern States. , ,
The Refinery Is located Immediately Oh the wharf q,
Rockets, In Richmond Va and 10 conveniently sluatt"
for shipments In every direction For only VIM
and yellow Coffee Sugars will be made and me
eeis With that the proprietor hopes 10 aesrte ne
will In the Spring. enlarge the buildings put on SadoA
machinery, and manufacture LOAF aud Cu;aea
Being gort!neL in his sales by the New otk pcss ne
opcs the merchants Of his own State ana otner
States will pa,rouse him literally and he guarantees tat
his Sugars equal similar Sugars
Orders will be received fur ten barrels OF sugar. ahu hFe
barrels OF Syrup and upwards.
Sugars and syrup delivered to any store In the o. al
any Of the Rail Road Drpos Wha'res, o. Cana! Soa's
free OF charge ,
ordsrs By mail telegraph promptly attended 10 al sell
ing prices Of the day on which they are received unless
ted Samples Of each days refining will he exhibited at
the oGce No 80 Main Street, under the St. charles no
tol CuAS. Y. M0RRISS,
Proprietor OF the Virginia Steam Sugar Refinery
tf- The Knoxville Register Is requested to copy one
month and send bill 10
Nov G-lm1y Z. !. a
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The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Flour is dMii; Howard
Street - 56, CITY Mills ) 81. Wheat IS dull
and heavy: red 81 % a SO, White 20 a
! 60. Corn is firm; yellow s. 6S. Pr"''-
sions are quiet and unchanged. Coffee is fr'H
4, la l5c Whiskey is dull at 2o7.
New YORK, Nov. Stocks are sita"g |ith
moderate business; Virginia sizes ~ Sls
souri, SKIES 7S Cotton is easier; heavy HPlshos
middlngs llsc. Flour is &c. lower; southern .i;,a
s. 75a6 Whea, is l cents lo%e.; "n5te 11
& SC. Corn is cent higher; mixed y u 'se;
po,t !, steady: mess 2l9 II, prime - co n
II - s5. whisiey is firm 2l5 22e Sus'T = =
steady; Muscovado 81 C ru.gen;nss sos 10 p.s pas
at 70 401. Rosin is heavy at 42 8 42:' h'es
is steady.
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AUCTION SALES.
,,.pPIIIiNNOCK RIVER FARM
AN-HN iMnlON

RAPPLIIiSSOCK RIVER FARM
POR SALE AT PU BLIC AUCTION.
~ PURSUANCE 0. a decree OF the Circuit Court o.
stafford county, entered the 2ah OF September S6o,
IN The suit OF perkins Perkins and Others, the under.
signed appointed Special Commissioners for that purpose,
will sell at public auction the premises, on THURSDAY
2ad day Of November 1900 that welLInown Estate called
HOLLYWOOD. situated on the RappahRnnoek RlVer, IN
The county Of Stafford about eight miles roui the town OF
fredericksburg Of the Aues agricultural regions Of
Virginia 1t adjoins the Snowden Estate OF John stddon
ESQ and contains S7 The land Is OF good quail
!ty u portion Of II the best river fats. ,,, ,,rn
The improvements consist OF large BRlCh u ELLI.,u
HOUSE. and the usual Out Houses Stables Cann'' oo'
Houses, &c. 49,. a.. ,,rs. rop,.
The situation Is healthy, the View from the housc eou
mandn ana extensive the society around ny gooa % auy
in the s,s and the opportunity thus orcrcd lor tne
- ~ m STAT, which combines SO many advantages, ID
ons r.rsIv nresented the public.
o IN. fourth cash. aud the balance In equal pay
-, ~ ak twelve ind eighteen months, with Interest
s av Of sale and personal security; the title to be re-.
aimed mill the purchase money Is paid.
The above terms will be varied, II desired Oh the day o.!
sale so as gve longer and liberal credit the deferred
payments r., ., TT,
At tho lime and place the Executors OF Col Perkins
will sell all the iorses Mules, Plantation implements and
Stocks Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. upon the
Estate, on liberal terms.
". ROY MASON,
JOHN /. MARIE. JR.,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HV TRJF GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


J. PKUCIADATION.
NITHEREAS vacancy has occurred In the House OF De.
w .ratrs OF this State by the resignation OF a. y.
Dicrssos late Deegat: representing he county o. prinee @
Edward Therefore, JOHN LEIcIKn doSerno VI w.. IN ,h
Er.eve by law do hereby require an election to be held
In hr said county OF Prince Edward on the SIXTH DAY
nr SoyENpER next for a Delegate 10 oil the vacancy
Aforesaid. ,,-
LIS The Less Seal OF the Commonwealth. this 10th dsy
Commonwealth JOHN LETCIlER.
Uy the Governor:
GEoRox W. MuSFonD, sec'y OF the Commonwealth
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TREDEGAR IRON WORKS,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
YayIAHKFUL for the liberal cement extended TO
Us BY Southern friends, have spared expense
la extending facilities to the increased demand
for our various manufactures. In our
CAR wHFTGlI EPA ESIN1FiNI.
we have made extensive improvements hy the addition to
our WHEEL FOUNDRY Of building g. by - feet, and
the Introduction Of the mos, n1dern and proYed ma.
chincrr
o.s Wheels are bored by sefcenternp horizontal Ma
chiuc and are drawn the Axle by powerful Hydraulic
Press furnished with an Indicator ny which the force ap-
piled TO the Wheel Is accurately measured.
, METAL;
tar Iron Railroad Chairs; Railroad and Ship Spikes
Railroad Wheels; Truck Bolts and Fish bars; Car nno
IrucS Axes BRIDGE and other long Bolts Iron TRUCKS
taunon and Pojvctes all kinds Iron and Brass Castings
Locomotive, Stationary and Portable Engines Saw and
Grist Mills; Sugar Mills uud Engines.
Oct 4-cly J. r. ANDERSON / co.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR


pursuance will OF Alexander Garrett, deceased
i shall Oh WEDNESDAY, the FOURTEENTH OF NO.
HEMBER next or suitable, otherwise the next suitable
day. expose SALE upon the premises to the highest bid
der his late residence, Ito be sold by survey containing
sbou, hundred and twenty-five Upon the pTen
ses Is large substantial BrcR MIuson with the usual
ou; houses.
This property adjon, the town OF Charlottesville IL with
in threruurlhs OF mile o. the University Of Virginia.
and is surrounded by society unsurpassed in the State
elsewhere for culture and refinement There are In the
several good male schools-three excellent first cass
female Institutes snd In the country, within hours ride
several male Classical schools equal TO 20 be found
The many advantages possessed by this property, not
only recommend j. as beautiful aud greatly desirable
family residence but purchaser, who could use and
Improve his time for sales the quantity Of and With its
proximity 10 rapidly growing town and University fur
poses which would Insure certain and handsome PROFITS
upon the price for which am willing to sell.
sV On the day following the above sale, i far other
wise the fair day shall otter for sale II public auc-
tion, the highest bidder upon the premises within Two
miles Of Charlottesville Ia lots to suit purca5ers TRACT
LAND lying Northwest OF the town. Immediately the
roh leading 10 Burnlcys mill, containing between eighty
and ninety ito be sold BY survey and heavily COW
cd with valuable fire wood.
Ihs It'll. all the foregoing property IL indisputable.
No cash III he requreh the credit and terms Of sale will be
liberal and will be made known ut the respective sales.
V. ". SUCTllALL.
Oct S--cidI Exref Alex. Garrett, decd.
~ The Impression having, understand gone forth
that private sale Of the above property had bee elected
II Is proper perhaps, correct such IMPRESSION and TO
chaser ready fulfil his ensag-mehit 1t deemed
advisable there being minors Interested That public sale
Shou. had, to insure TO purchaser perfect
title. The property therefore, will he offered publicly
III. day above designated md will be brought into market
free 10 the highest bidder
nr,
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NTIRGINIA:--lS CiIANCERf.-At Rules holden 10
the Clerks Office nf the County of Hanover on INC
Sd day Of October, 1880:
james 4. Eobnson administrator oi JohhI. a; Martin
htctaseu ..............'' .'''''''' ''Ns'
Against
Edwin Robinson, Chas,aIn White, John janet, aEs'Ie
W. Doswell sheriff Of Hanover county, Henry saunders
Charles Cannon, Of Mary Ann DraIt0n dec
Crunp william Allen James Royal and william Gaines
agents - Smith, Of Charlotte county Defendants;
The object OF this suit TO attach in the hands OF the 60
fendants John James the Interest OF the de'endan Gu
win Robinson In house and lot at Ashland no" ~ pus
session OF aId James, and attach 10 the hands Of ueo
W. boswell all the interest Of said Robinson IN certain
goods and chatte Of said Robinson In the hans ol sa
boswell Sheriff Of Hanover holding levy under sundry
attachments and executions against said Rebinson ana
attack any debt due the said Edwin Robinson by Tue de-
frndaGts. CEares Cannon executor OF Mary Ann Dra3
ton, Henry Saunders, Wyndham Robertson, Ihomss
Temple Vim. w. Crump Wu. Allen, James Royal and
VIM G. %rsn for Smith % sS SeS1''i 10 be e0a"y enuse
that the defendant, Edwin Robinson ~ Dot resident OF
this State is ordered, tina. the said Edwin Robinson 10
appear within month due publication Of t osnsr
and DO what necessary protect his Interest IN ' Su
copy-Tes.e, ,>.--o>. , n
Nov 2-cyiy WM. 0. WlSSTON, ID. u
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ExECUTOR's SALE OF RoAN0KE

WILL offer for sale by way of public auction, on ,ha
pr.uises Of tn. late Jacob Murray, dec on tht@2nd
day Of November, 1860, very valuable Tr"c: oi lad
one mil. Sor.ra. of Saem the county seat OF RoanoR.
county OH Msson's Creek lying botE sides OF the Nc
AamIrd Road containing about SIC acres by recent sur
ycy-sbou, $50 acres cleared and In good farming cohaE
zion Will, about the usual quantity of seeding done Tor the
next YEAR the balance Is in heavy timber, which very
valuable lie, w. and r"uL deal OF fine ;o3acc" aha-
The improvements are two good Dwelling n1nses o"e a
TYrn good stables and sIl necessary OuthouSrs; soo
Orchard &C. which makes 1t very comfortable ana deS
rahls residence. ,,,
RMS:-Onc.ffA part OF the purchase money WIZ DC
r.onred In cash the balance in two, three ana iouI
vrnr, equal payments, with Interest from The time o'
SALE the purchaser giving hoad with good security anu Tue
title withheld until the purchase money Is paid'
ANY person wishing to the land before tnr Gay o
su. viii ulcase call on the subscriber NJ Biz Lick Depot
''' JOHN TROUT, Executor OF
Jxrob Murray, decd.
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Disturbances In New Eorif,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-G, is rcpor;el! thst
serious disturbance has occurred N the Fourth
Ward, New York, between the Wide. .Awakes
and Minute Men. The Democrats are IN rcs.
session OF the Polls.
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Lincoln has carried Pennsylvania. Ne~ Yo-I
Illinois, Connecticut Massachusetts,, New
Hampshire Ohio, Rhode Island, Vermont, Jr.
diana, Maine and Michigan being is electoral
votes-s;ix more than necessary 10 elect him
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COLUMBIA, Nov. 5.-The Legislature CT this
State met to-day, and adopted resolution az.
thorising the Governor to call State Conren-
ton, TO adopt measures for seeding sS soon as
it is ascertaned that Lincoln is elected Pres.
dent OF the United States
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NOTICE.,

NOTICEI
OUR subscribers will please take notce that We have no
~ TRAVELLING AGENTS at this time for the EsQrlRER. We
think It hest 10 Accounts directly 10 the parties
Indebted to They will ohligr by prompt payments
Mr.. GEORGE BACGHsIAS and Mr. NM. 4. WRlGHT
have principal charge Of the Books n Office Gud are
TO receipt for any moneys due TO oce
Nov2 TYLER, WISE ALLEGRE-
T ARD.-Lard Of Prime quality -as 1ierces fos sale by
IL Nov.S l. 4 @. B. DAVENPORT,
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South Carolina. Resignation OF L. y
JudGe, District iIt0Inry, &c.

CHARLESTON, Nov. Judge MaGra;h, L.
S Judge; James Conner District Attorney.
and W. F. Colcock, Collector, resigned :luIr
Offices, this morning, in open Court
SECOND DISPATCH.
COLUMBIA. Nov. "A joint resolution was
adopted by the Legislature Tuesday, making
the special order. on Thursday, tho question Of
4 Convention Of the people OF thu State, the
reorganization OF the militia and preparations
for defence Of the State. Mr. Dulst urged
the resolution in the House, and said that the
action Of the State should be prompt. effective
and decisive, in case Of the clectIca Of Lin.
coin.
Tn Tuesday night, Congressman Boyce
spoke from the steps Of the Congarec Hotel,
urging secession in case OF Lincoln election.
He was followed by other prominent Caro-.
lnianS.
THIRD DESPATCH
AUGUSTA, Nov. The Charleston Mercury
says, that the news OF Lincoln's election wua
received in Charleston with long continued
cheering for Southern confeIcracy.
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I.incOln.s .1cujorIties.

WAsuIHGroy, Nov. 1T is estimated here
that Lincoln's majorities are-in New York,
$4,000; Michigan. $4,000; Maine, 21,QQG; Il.
!inoS, $1,000; Ohio. $4,000; Wisconsin,
10000. Iowa and Minnesota arc strongly
claimed bv the Republicans.
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SILE or vALUAisIE pR0pEKTY n


ENTE WILL oaer for sale a; public auction In the county
w OF Nottosay, Va, on TUESDAY, the 9'th day OF
November next III fair otherwise, the next fair day. At
the late residence Of Francis Fitzgerald, deed. three miles
north OF the Cour. House. credit Of one two and three
years. he purchs.ers executing bonds, with approved Sc
curi,y bearing interest all the real es,s. Of which he
died possessed, consisting OF VALUABLE PLANTATION
called "BELFAST (heng the said resdence,) containing
$50 large portion standc In timber abou. $50
highly improved tobacco .1ls. and tn. soil well
adapted all the staple crops, The buildings good,
consisting o. dwelling with all the usual and necessary
outhouses for a large FARM
Also, ANOTHER FARM, called "WALKERS," within
mile OF Sotoway Court House. containing 35 mostly
fine timber The sol Is OF rare fertility, and the timber
valuable account OF s proximity 10 the Court ouLe
And also, most valuable WATER GRIST-MlIl., near
Notowsy River and Immediately at the Court Mouse, With
water power unsurpasedthe pond covering about lVo
acres THIS Mill Is IN hne repair, with splendid run OF
custom.
All OF this property lies within mile or two OF the depot
on the SoulhSide Ral oHd
We will also sell all the stock and crops said farua
GEORGE FITZGERALD,
c. w. FITZGERALD,
JAS. II. FITZGE ERALD
.-al.l
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PLANTATION in Madison rrri-h, Louisiana, within
,trc- aud hall miles o TIE Dallas Depot OF the NlckS'
hurs Shreveport ad Texas Raroad containing three t"u-
sand ~ acres hnGdr-d acres we'll cleared ditch
I'd uu in .h state ni cultivation. Five hundred acres
NOR. dca!en.d large poTan Of which can b" pui in
cultivation next year Twenty-Five hundred Of this
,rIc: is l-h arabic Land and about 2n OF fine cy
press The soil !. unsurpassed for fertility and Is Que OF
the dranrL place. in the aavl country. Asystem
o! local .v-cs secures exemption from overflow.
the is both sides "f very pretty lake, with
ir LuG banks cam if desired be divided into two plan
willing sell them separately Tn: improve
l.c., axe good consisting of dwelling house with ye
:oof. quarters Cor hundred negroes, Gin and Mi!l,
B.cG,. shop Cook House, Hospital, Nursery, &c, and
Min "i .,u.r'U hrscE.
Tt yirce within hours travel Of NcSsburg and hf-
teen pur ay. of New Orleans, and Is In the immediate
Irsbort1 Q! the plantations y: Col Montague, Col Ny
-rs MT j. i:rucc Col. Cunningham, Dr. Carter and Dr..
Merit and wiihn and hall miles Of the Ttnsas river,
an! Is- ;r. .: the hayou Macon, both ofwch streams
nrr uavi;ab. tor several months In the year.
With the place will he so, IL desired, forty Mules, Oxen,
Cattle Shr. and Hogs, with Household Furniture farta-
ing Utensils, &c.
For terms, &c. apply TO the undersigned at st. Joseph
Tea:a. Pari1a La.
DC; ls--clu.. Z. D. FARRAR.
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1.S-lcY Jo4SsnS ~
JOHNSON 4 s;IG4I.
SraNCXOE MIL

PICuMUNH Ilitt Nd tLAS lE!,
+, ~ .o- r-s2 .rct. 20 surpiy aay demand iof
! YiA...t FRESH GROUND, t'T Re s"H crops.
q, ..,s :. LAP |. ..rG-, .Gi-:'ci from the lre''
10. Xoss styt> QGtrtss, "'is' SPECIAL rr'ereEis 1"
:. .-..., l.. SvL7g.!. ar !.iI--
-.,.:, to- ,n- .Er;" acreisrd patronage 'he !s;'n
49, 5f nv hr,ui s'.. :uy -nsaa" Tor rrRili nn'
-, - ,-.:,r,: NOS. JOAN II. CLAIBORNE.
',.- ,Jiic- Nn. Ii pr.l.I s,:-,t.
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EXTENSIVE SALE oE 9koISES AND

LOTS AT GLOUCESTER lolh
fHNllE undersigned, oilers for sale all The buiints " %
Al gloucester Court House, lately owned hy hH I""e''
John Tahh, deed. ~ ,,,.,, ,r,
Tl.rruprriy consists OF Is tenrm-ns among "'si aE
n- Hr.s Tavern with Brick Stable Ice House, ana a'
o-r Lu;lncs necessary for conducting large business.
go S,nr IInr.., with comfortable dwellings attached;
seven other dwelling houses and shops iS NA"u'e'''
sr,h, T,loIs Carpenters and shorndkrrs
I'm. Tavern and Dwelling Houses have convenient 'os
,nchr 10 tr for gardens and other purposes ana are
all in good repair ~ .,
o,.s,rr Court Is situated In the Midst OF veal
r md uopuous country and is VI the best stands for
business Ia this src:ion.
an,r business always been done there and echa-
les of every kind can find constant employment.
Tux TgaMs which will he liberal will be made known on
,,,ic.,;nn n IN. sui,srriLer J. PEOSSEE TABB
i1,,Ir yS,,f GIoncr,trr Court House.
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REDEmpTIoN OF s2a7.7s7.sl OF vIIs.

GINA FIVE AND SIX PER CENT. DEBT.
TNHE holders OF the following certificates Of debt Issued
L by the Stale Of Virginia, will take notice that the
Commissioners ofhe Sinking Fund calling In the
Of debt In the order In which they author TO be
redeemed will proceed the 8st day OF December lstU
10 redeem said certificates ut the Treasury Of the Com
mouwea The holders Of said certificates are required
the said Sis, December 9G0 TO surrender the same al
the Office OF the Second Auditor Whether surrendered or
not, the Interest will ceEse that day.
l. Under act to provide for the construction OF
turnpike road from stsunton Parkerburg passed 10th
March, 1885, amended under the Sd section Of act TO
provide for raising loans to certain railroad companies
and for other purposes, passed 2lSi March, 1889:
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i1f:EL!E' ssAifHi,
r,.i Z ,i,tiIIi\ f., " l. -

GJCYfD:p, II.
,EAS-YiurCGES S;eaI: Ea:.rr. Of every description
..i .,- CigcuiaT sas M-, sill G+.r!n:, al.nihS
-. av-ry description. Castings Ia i7on and r;+'
. 81. Feb S--ir
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,,r opnruS0yA PROPERTY.

At the sam. time place will sell at public auction
the personal property OF the late said Jacob Mu!.y
crased consisting OF four horses. four colts cste anu
M Se arrnnr indictments the wheat corn, hay and oats
&C. Some dns lumber In which there Il considerable os
of fencing plank black smith TOOLS household anu Kcneh
TggNS:A credit OF twelve months will be given on Al!
sums ve dollars five and under cA'h will BE- requir-
ed. The purchaser giving bond with good security.
JOHN TROUT Executor OF
Ii.c.n .ns.h