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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

o. ss5-- III MEDICINE II NECESSARY, Use BRAN
W~S DEEfli'S Pii.lS-ih,y pleasant as II truly
elective mt define be- 1t trde take pugaNcs
which ~" operate without pain herau>r h, hasamic
I"rs ih III" hood, which s than hius hled
Than having tar Nta ruid INSTRUCTED beware of thcm--
III '\riu- Fms only take hold or these which
hat, "hn srk wants They solely
m :" ndulc, nothing more, nothing less. ThtA ia mel
atec; the! merely assist and herein their great value The
ninn l. lrco blessed who ortuiae be urquninc1
viii this 4tp nmas perfect xiii mnu he.au>, he h4
Il great ,N.cni his luy insured IN health h, Their
Use Principal 'ncc, pa Canal street, Now Iora all
Is ta'lt dealers ia medicine mau 2 I'm
Or s.s- HOLLOW AVS rIlIs.-Arc you G4lla u body
WIE ncarair uf cNUriiun, dull laugUid, aHl de-, tanu
Yet dmlo 10 explain The cnus,y Re assured
tn stomach and the srcrc,c organs, aud that
Pnrin aud inrgTang remedy VII! Yam "a nElb
urlAlt! anl chceruincNs, and recruit all urgr sd
nj ia" man inr"r,, No. ~ Maiden Lane uk aud h1
al druggists, ~ 'c, t-t'. and VI box Iona,
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~ addition to the follow ing laret for which Special
Agent. will receive and or" ad rtsem any ra.
per IN The United states u. 49,
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House va.
WING,
REGISTER,
SENTINEL, Eogcrs,ic, Tennessce.
1NrEIlIGENtEit, Morii.t,wn Tenn
GSAazff'rrr, L''ns""Nn
i nrMdiEAr Liberty, Va.
VISITOR. Marion, Va
N wi,i"' trinra.'le Va
REGISTER, nan,lr Va
SENTINEL, Alexandria. Va.
VIRGINIA ECHO. Halifax a.. IIo.. Nn
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE MEMS, Bristol.
, lNTIhSEs'' Joneshoro, Tenn.
DEMOCRAr Grcrnvilc Tenn.
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga, Tenn!
posi-, Athens
V !IMH; IAN Abingdon, Va.
STAR AND HERALD, Chri-liansburg, va.
PATRIOT, Gray son Co. l".. Va.
T riuls tw..Ayvllr, Va.
ADVOCATE, 1a2cwcl Co. IIo., Va.
SOUTHWEST, Giles 60, llo., Va.
kEPt BLICAN, Winchester, Va.
Persons wishing advertise the above papers, all
81 hrm haNius, extensive circulation in their ocaiic VII
fud /, call nj the ui of The l,nc
burg NrginaI whore contracts Will hr nar AMI
advertisements fn.w A.nEp WITHOUT pfLAY.
A. WtDDILL
jan lots Foreman Nirgnlnn Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12

n ~ VIA au,harilci 10 announce DAVID llufF=
HeS NAN candidate for ~ election IL IN" office al
.einm slner ct The Revenue l"r The Western district II
Nameee county. Election 4lh Thursday el Ma. neal.
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r, x.
n S.s- WE clip The following from the Prusil,nc, 6eae.
ISSS RAJ Ideuiiser Sept l., l>ai--
Al his season of The Year when cholera cholera u"glps,
dyseutrr! and other Kin rci complaints pa, all,
everybody should be lhcaii! supplied with Perry lN
,iahlc Pain Killer Persons lea,In h"mc whrhcr be r
day excursion or trip Ia Europe, should he IN IA condition
place their hands on II AT moments warning. Man! diseases
incident Ia the summer months, which will prove itul II rot
Immediately checked lie promptly cured h,
doses If the Pain Killer On than hatc
hecn relieved oi Intense Suffering by Ill" tiac {" the
above named preparation.
sold l.! all druggists groccrs and medicine denies through.
ont the United States AMI tanadas. lin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES DINWIDDIE.

- Nifs'o III - WlltI'lE.
No. ID Main street. Lyme hburE. VA.
A. has just received his spring stock of WATCHES
"a Hnl 5EWEiRN and T. the largest stock u has ever
been his pleasure IN offer Ia the fnhc which consists
Mtezso fHs swiss ani American Watches of the beet
make. In gold and silver N-a huc stock of JEW Ell
ny of The latest sts all "f wtrh bought the most
favorable lie sell other house
In the state. foaso call aai examine TOR yourselves before
purchasing NH 20 l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
JANIS u. sowiisl trpausr ". JoNt
NOWI,IN d JONES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ErNcerS and Commission ncrch nnfs

No. iie CoHNgG ~ MAS ANp MAaNsr stussls,
LYnchbuTg, Va.
IANE In storc aud for sale large and w.nssure sitk
ol 1roctrvs staple Dry uouls, Ne comprising The fol
lowing VIZ; Cuba, orleans aud Coffee Sugar, dos
Loaf, Crushed, Iranuatcd aud Powdered sugars Ih
rurn Java AMI Muha tulte ere.n and BlRck Teas
brands SIVrn Wax, Adaaniine AMI fnow Candles RrnNu
and Fan. brands, Spices kind
leather good and damaged li,erpou aad Ground Alum salt
Cotton Yarns all Nos, Virginia aud Western cure, Bacon,
Halifax liertngs In hhs, No MHekeri kits, Old Dcmln
lon Nails, Mountain lan Cast, Shear 1t Rl-crcd Steel
Piangh Lines bed Cords, No. aud osnHugs lAehcl and
Brown Shrngs Heavy Wuulicn- Mnol Hats. Bruenn Shoes
Negro RlhnkUts Ar a., which they viii sell low
Ia rucua cusiuncts time exchange cnuutr, pro
duoe. ldvr2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
EDMOND, DAVENPORT n Co,

( y" Prepared ind for sale by -.
EDMOND DAVENPORT n 10,
Richmond, Nirsina.
an for sale Commission aud Grocer, Merchants Ia cities
.pr Planters whr have used the Snmbrcro and
tho Mnui Iatci iuan"an"ng them Jas ta, Is, a. War
wick s Jos. Allen, E~I aud H. H. ~l ESD and others.
give ID. X. Tuttlcs Chemist at University Of NaD
report of the same samples from y bags, and II shall he kept
10 thai standard:
am now able give you the result of analysis They
Mixture Ia be what stated in former letter, md
Judge very fortunate In The selection Of materials
especially Of Peruvian Gnano. The ceniage of Ammonia
Peruvian 10 contain ia cent, which Is
mnrc tiir average. The AnLys is as follows:
Moisture given boiling point .............. 1905
Phosphate Lime ................,........ 4s2G
Snlphurc Acid, ji5 Lime, 3Gi Observation-Disclosures. pb3
go
msulable Matter ..,............ ..b5
A small quantity of Alknl-nndcrniucd Water In
combination and organic ............. 80. 24s5
10000
Hoping that your fertilizer may with the which
II deserves, i remain, yours,
dec 9-d&c1y ID. h. 1tTTLE'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12

Cheap CATERS
large lot Of LADIES' and Misses coiocd Gners al 30
maya wv r r. sEABURY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
MANIPULATED GUANO.

w Ia M Planters OF Virginia Guano prepared by
W us II. f5linR-:
ppA b-. best Peru, Ian Gugno that can be procured;
t;uano, containing 80 per ct. oI Fhos
lliair of Lime;
do Gfunud Pnsirr for which ~ II ton extra
Planters and Other, invited 10 this article FROM
Information obtain believe this Mixture Is
best that be prepared for the Virginia lands.
10 Planters fS per ton ~ less ton when they
furnish the bags.
- Prepared and for sale by
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For Commemorative Attorney.

NJ ~ WE are authorized 10 announce JAS. T. cola,
WysS MAN, fsq candidate Er election The office q
ihlh"nM"alts Attorney OF Amherst county. Grateful H.
Tue confidence repad In him nr the past eight h
pledges hini~a " re- elected Ia whatever abilities h
ma. possess IN thu faithful deiarge OF ali the u ueel
u Ihe nfice. Ihn ~ ID,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
1nIA CASES MASS LiooGlcE, of good qualify, 10 ARR,
lOO In a few days. For sale ior, by

Two rlE FARMERs-we In receipt 81 supply OF
i hcsl ilUNoAE IAN GRASS SEED, from we'll known
farmer nnar the city We can, with eonnenee recommend
this ,lrnss superior CIR abundant YIELD Nutriti0us and
preferred by stock ANY other hny. shoud be- during
May, and viii be ready for the scytlc IN ninety days
ap8 lRDY u SAHNDERH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12

Coal Oil at $l25 per. Gallon.
I HAVE just received supply of Light Coinrea Ioai w
which will warrant be good an! in this city IT,
Price 81 % per gallon Consumers viii please call and gel
SUNNY For sale by ANDREW BOYD,
NH 2.ts 103 Main Street, Lyncliburg Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26
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lnumlaS GINcs lip IIis own StEtc.

Like fugitive from justice Douglas IS seek.
inc refuge in the South Rcpudiated and de
spiscl at home nc comes South, for the pur.
pose Of pursuing his accustomed arocaton. II
he has influence he ought to exercise II at
home. There is need for all his talent and cl-
oouencc in the State Of Illinois But instead
of remaining at home and striving to rescue
his own State from the hands Of Black Rcpub.
Icanism, he gives it up and comes to Tenncs
see for the purpose of giving this State to Bel.
lie processes u desire fpr the defeat Of Lin
coin and get, in the very hour Of danger wher
the battle is waxing hot, when the enemy, s'.-
couragcd by recent successes, and by the iro-'
pect ol almost certain victory, are rcdouo.'ns
their efforts, and dealing their heaviest blows;
at this hour, when the conservative allies are
struggling, almost without hope, asa'na; the
swelling ranks Of their faratcal app""cnis; 1t
is at this hour and under these ciFculH-
stances, that Stephen A. Dougla meahiE de-
serts the field ui battle. and ruShcs out cl thc
very sight, and beyond the very hearing o!
eyerv BIacs. Republican in the land. Why
docs he comes South: Because he knows ;hat
he cannot stem the rcSistless anti.slaTery tide,
,v.n in his own State; because he wishes 10
disturb and distract the endangered South;
because hc wishes to involve the whole Demo
cratic party in the deep and remedllcss ruin
which has overwhelmed him and his fortunes.
r.Nemphs Icalanche.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26
following editorial:
WHAT gLUSDERING AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
The Fair.

The exhibition at the Fair Grounds yestcr-
day was decided success both US TO the sub
ects of exhibition as well as the crowd in at
tendance. The display Of horses, hogs, sheep
and cattle is very fine indeed. The exhibition
of agricultural instruments and machinery Is
very good, and there are many new nnh use'u'
implements The Tredegar and Eagle machine
shops have some beautiful steam engines on eS-
bibition. The Horticultural and iouSe-heep-
ers' Departments are well filled.
The Fair Grounds during the present de-
lobtG, weather. are very inviting 10 families,
and should he patronized by the whole city
About IL, 900 persons visited the Far 'rouhos
Yesterday. To-day the number will be much
larger; as there were extensive arrivals OF
strangers by the cars last evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26
RUETyN'S
PHOSpHHR- PERUVIAN GEAN0.

An aow ready sarp;y orders for my fertilizers a
,.,. as they co,-e in Al NAV rely upon getting VIE
~; t-ay an arc. Inferior ANY have made uiHet
. Ia ,a. phosphate ~ i"t%, ;rorl aEtihhG rist ~
a;.e, h.b hr:.cr, Crvl,c y contains more pare DUNE
!H,,rnATE ~ L!-E '.tn 10y o;;"r Ms.irEatct HGdHo.
The results -. sil:ta: lay preparations 70 "hra' H'T
as season have teen avO.,nlr a. could hs expected
Isr the comjiact disasters Of joint wo': ny, rust, a!a
-. Of All the drought. which ErrerieH r present Ia
.a. action OF the i,iuS Its v>:Y great sAc!i' Il!
...- the wheat craiIac fui the DaSs oi the tes
;ha: Il equs! superior 20 Peruvian Guano on
Shils; Eor lands that need posphatrsas nearly all
- has p-oysdits superiority uader lair seasons f"r
y:ot-s good staai OF Ciov-r IL true that occasion.
81 :.. 4Y= been reported: ha; they were such erery
.-s:.. .esrs Of; sometimes due 20 the fast that the
.4-1 Cd ao need pho-Th7cs, but generally 10 the
s.:. ,a,oa 20. both wh:a; ad c.av"r have ever KNOWN
I.v ...i eyG-ac. Of :!- vaGc OF r 3dEurrs IS 10 be
'g..ts lie ac: tha; l."c orders Cor more than four
.-g. :, :.Cca l- had az The same period last ear
P,1as w!) az iaaUc-d - try ny gganO. irdn thcr
sIp:.ne. The representations 81 others, are par.
.y requested - Drr Gt!ins guaiD aud to rec that
:.,?s. here man? miapG!l;r! articles ia the
-E&
.:c42 be .ad 6: my,e! ta- commission merchants
:..-l.y !s Richmond u: Iuy s:euts M-s-rs THOMAS
g.AHgH SONS Petersburg: VI. IioillNS Co. Lymci.-
-: ECGii SCOTT. Fredericksburg; MASON. MAErlN
60 :'':;.y.ii-; JOHNSTON, CLAIRE q Co, panyille
.::;-..: FRANK. Il. REFFlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26
RApPAHANNOCK FARM FOIs SALE.

4 OFFER for sale my farm known as Farmyie, ling oil
the liaIpahnnuock River, one mile below ia, village of
Tappahanpock and bordering oa the public rad leading
10 that place The farm contains nearly GUO ARES hearty
all Of which has been lined and clovrred, and la hi:
state Of Improvement.
The buildings consisting Of dwelling house hams stable
carriage house negro quarters Ice house, AS Hr all spa
cious and ln thorough repair.
The situation is Il very beautiful one possessing
tcnsivs view uf the river above and below and Il the
rounding country. Tie local and natural advantages OF
this place hardly he surasse IT equaled, ly sit.
ntiun III. river Fish, oysters and wild fowl abound IN
great abundance and Of IN. finest varieties.
Asv another ,ract containing 90 Acres AijUnin. the
above with AL the necessary improvements for separate
FARM IL Is huunIicd side By naYlgaLlc creek and
In part hy Tie river. This farm Is Ia fine sla- of
provelnent and Ia thorough order.
The remaining nl 40 acres fronts the vrr, and
lies between the Thrry buildings upon
this. hut the land is in imr condition..
Those parcels comprise the whole Uf III, original
tract Of suu acres Which is almost rarallroran with
one Its long sidrs fronting the river, aud bounded
the east and y crerss Of which Is nayrahe for
large vessels. The other for snall Craft The land almost
perfectly level but requires very little ditchlnr Il is
rarely such ALI opportunity Ia offered for profitable in.
vrstmcn and the lime desirable residence.
The tract Is susceptible Of being divided Iato rrry
cellent farms, having all the necessary building
nientiy situated II sold privately shall Grr the
in Separate parcels 10 suit purchasers who my want
smaller farms PurpOsins 10 remove south, an deter
mined sell. If sold privately before the TWEEN
TIETI DAY OF NOVEMBER, will, that day, T. fair II
moi the fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted, sell
al Public Auclon the highest bidder, without
Persons desiring the farm, will lind At home,
my neshbor Mr. Clements, who will take pleasure 10 show
NJ The prcuIIsc-. aUHRf H. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26
4 DESIRABLE FARM. IN ORANGE,

fHIS Farm situated n the southern base OF The s0ut'
Il West Mountains, within FIVE miles OF Rapid Ann De-
pot on the fodonsTle and Alexandria Railroad, three
ir. from the surveyed route OF the Fredericksburg and
Orange Railroad, three miles from the Fredericksburg
and Orange plank road, aud e miles below orange Court
House. .. . - -. .
itconss Of aiou; EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES eCOof which
arc timber OF excellent quality, and abundance Of
good fire wood The arabic land Is mostly gently undula
ny with southern exposure and water in field and
lo and well adapted TO corn, wheat tobacco and all The
grasses of this latitude
The dwelling house, which commodous and handsomely
located and ul other buildings are mostly new. and OF
the hest materials There Ii spring Of pure frccstone
water the house.
This land |. situated 10 healthy and beautiful section Of
country convenient several churches mills &c. 1t Il
hui seldom that farm with many advantages is In mar
ke, II lies remarkably well for division. II desired. My
manager residing the farm vii show to any gentleman
who may wish View the premises Possession given i'm
iedatcy with the exception OF Held OF eighty acres
Full possession given on the lst November, lsGl.
TEKvs-Ouc fourth cash. and the balance in and Two
years. equal payments bonds to carry interest from date
Address DAVID PANHlLi.,
S., {;ordons Vile Oranr. Co. VA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26

! another army whose power it was either ne,
cesSary to destroy or neutralizc t" secure the
independence Of Italy. The Sariinans destroy
ed the Popes army, the Garibaldians are pitch
cd against the remnants of the Royal troops,
and the French army would prevent Austria
"lrom abusing her victory" should she succeed
in crossing the Mincio and forcing the lines Of
the Sardinians
So nothing is wanting, within the reach
of human foresight, to insure the success Of an
enterprise the difficulties of which, OF all kinds,
were so numerous and so great, that every step
towards the goal is Il matter Of amazement.
How many things have been done which it was
confidently asserted either Austria or Spain or
France herself would put a stop to? Where
is the anarchy that was said to be rampant in
Palermo and Naples? All parties have share
in the government, and there is less strife than
in constitutional ministry. The pro.dicta-
tors OF Sicily and Naples are MaZzinian, but
the ministry is composed Of men whose opin-
ions are even more than moderate. Dictator
and pro-dctators, Mazzinists or Constitutional
lists, Garibaldi or Satli, Avezzana or Pallavicini,
put the Kings name and arms at the head OF
their DEGREES. Mazzni asks his countrymen
not 10 allow themselves to be scared by the
bugbcar Of RepublicaniSm, since for the two
years past he has not said word about it,
and has spoken and would speak only Of unity
As for Garibald if the report be true, he will
put in the shade Cincinnatus of old /! He asks
the King, Victor Emmanuel, to come atd take
matters in hand, in order that he, the dictator
of an empire ten times larger than that Of Gin,
cinnatus, may retire 10 farm, smaller, if any
thing, than the four jugsya Of corn.land OF the
celebrated patrcian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26
ExEcUToK,s SALE OF RoANoKE

WILL oirr for saie by way OF public auction, thu
premises Of the late Jacob Murray, decd the 22nd
day OF November, lsG0 very valuable Tract Of Land,
mile Northeast OF SAlrn the county seat OF Roanoke
county on Masou Greek lying both sides Of the Nc
Adamzed Road containing about sc by recent
veyabout lJ cleared and In good farming cond-
nn with about the usual quantity CT scaing done for the
year. the balance Is in heavy timber which Is very
valuable, lies w1l and good deal Of tine tobacco land
The improvements two good prenr Houses one large
Barn. good Stables and ulI necessary 1uthousrs good
Orchard 4c which makes It very comfortable and de,l
rabir residence.
TERMS One ffh part Of the purchase money viii he
required in cash. balance In one, tao, three and four
years. equal payments, with Interest from the time OF
SALE The purchaser giving bond with good security and the
title withheld until the purchase money Is paid.
Any person wishing the land before i'r day o'
sail. rIrusc call sub,eris-r, at lin Lick beIV:,
who l take pleasure In showing the land any tui-
JOHN TROUT, Executor of
Oc Jarob MURRAY drc H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26


FgNlE undersigned, having determined to more south
I 4 Oilers 70. sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, Ia
the county Charlotte lyng the waters OF the Ward
Fork above and the waters Of the Roanoke just
below the confluence OF the two streams
This lracL Is located within three and hall miles Of
Messing Ford Depot ihe Richmond and Danrillc Rail
road aud contains about Ou Of which considerably
2nO hrstrae bottom land unsurpassed Ia
capacity OF production and In facility OF cultivation, By
any In The county The allurial land comparatively e&
ern ro overflow, and lVO acres secured against high
By dike which Is Kept up nj little cost aud which
affords ri,rcpai protection, with ordinary attention.
With the exception Of dwelling house, sal other iin'
prnvcnents necrssary excellent and In good rrhir
This plantation Is widely known remarkable isr the
production Of fine shipping tobacco. as my prices for the
pas. years will fully attest !. also scarcely less dis
iugushed for It, wheat CROPS and swe adapted 10 whit
ever Is grown In this portion Of the State
opportunity for investment in real estate rarely
occurs and 10 those In land in neghborhood pos
sessns all the advantages Of good health and refined aud
intelligent society," will take great pleasure in showing the
premises.
TgHAs--As gm fully determined 10 SELL will make Tie
terms easy accommodating. Any enquiries addressed
will be promptly answered, and reference ean be had
TO Nc1srs. Green 4 IlUbson, Richmond, Va.
wM. +. GREEN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26
SALE OF a VALUABLE EsTATE ON

NS WEDNESDAY, the It'll OF NOVEMBER, ut o'clock
~ p M by virtue OF degree OF Prince George Circuit
Court rendered May term last, will be sold to tie high
est bidder most desirable tract OF land, Situated 10
Prince George county called "Mount Pleasant" belong
lny 70 the devsees OF Carter IT, Edloe, decd This land
aiolus the upper and lower brandon estates Dr. y. M
Osborne and others The Tract contans about no acres
100 Of which are James River flats, and In cultivation
the "6ye.,hu" system and under goud fence The bal.
auce is well .inbered with original growth.
This estate situated tidewaer In the midst OF most
refined and cultivated society conveniently 10 several
wnrvcs on the river aud OF easy access to largest
markets presents Inducements rarely mt w AS It il
seldom that such lands come Into market. The sysioT OF
ru,yaiIon pursued has been Of the liberal kind
regards the Improvement Of naturally Anr s,l. by the
free use Of e plaster drainage &C. Besidrs The value Of
i;s fine oak cypress and heart pine timber.
Mr. Jcdries who resides on the land, Will shcs II 10 any
person wishing to view The premises.
TknNs-A credit OF |, and years, for bonds bearing
interest from date the Interest 10 be payable annually,
with good security and lien Oh the land TO the pay
Inent DAY1l MAY,
Son. ls--S, EomtD'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26

The telegraph brings US, from reliable
source, themes, cheering news from Kentucky.
The recent elections in that State made false
impression upon the public mind, and caused
some to doubt Mr.. Breckinridgc's success in that
State But he who has never been defeated.
and never failed to receive the cordial and
hearty support Of his fellowcitizens Of Ken
tucky, will not fa his party in this 'no:' IIi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26
SALE PERSONAL PROPERTY.

4, the same tim. and place will sell at public auction,
the personal property Of the late said Jacob Murray, de.
ceased, consisting %: four horses four colts, cattle ami
hugs, one large ScSio@n Wagon, one plantation wagon
AL III. farming npemets the wheat corn, hay and oats,
&C. Some fine lumber IN which there IL considerable lot
OF fencing plank black smith Tools household and ktcheh
furniture, &c.
TrEMs:A credit Of twelve months will be given on all
five dollars. 6Te and under cash will be rcquir-
| cd. The purchaser giving bond with good security.
JOHN TROUT Executor OF
De-; lo-cCt JACOB MURRAY, Deceased.