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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20
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uni"trlitat nrn Sir9inieu cinaelhricben pcrcen.
= Die 3a9l Der fir raS 9tiamcnp Gcucae
ein9ri@ristenen Stuptnttn bttrdst 1914.
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1T auf Dem Dampfiajfe SanctrbiIt" uab On.
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partr, 81 t%tiudben. SIR SpGn lit iGr Ihcn prr.
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uno lcbr viel iur republitunti6cu Nortei iiber.
Dian pcriitert, DAP Baltimore 5000 Stimmcn
fir 2incpln 9cbsn werps. 6curY gEjntsr Davis
itebt aui rem 9unfts, fur gincOln uno 5aulin
bsrlue iu fommen.
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lusentldIih 0%el6otet.
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Sup 2 SOL LANCE Sab, &0rtofel 0us9earabcn
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20
OsutI6e StteHiife.

Sem Ib6cIeh mus bic Summer ~ansese6en perSet.
320 Blensneur, Sulius. 321 8al,ert, s.
322 Surstns, @brifian. 323 O6u, B. CO
324 Dill, 2uOnie. 1926 Oen,ler, =, 81.
z Gbrenter9, Gasp. 327 gmmeri6, G6S.
32S 5resben, S.. y. 800 EcracuIer. Sons
$50 6ilder, 70. 80 331 Slider, 5erm.
332 GjolpRein, 9. 333 @crmeImonn, 6
o3f 9urtttn, 5etnr. 335 Sung @6riftan.
300 MOB, Nu9. 337 &rdmsr, Saspcr.
9 o20 St6tenltein, Gouts. 339 9intbnuer. (2)
9 9 gtocar Bm. 34l Nfert, Subn.
9 9 gtpte. 6r. (3) 343 S6orbt, W.
81 S@tf, SObn. 345 S6arOt. Spbn.
8 S6ae, Sobn. 347 S8ma&er, 90.
o4o 2Stntle', Soitpb. $40 96stermnuu, ST.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20
y. H. ~CHALKLRY,
oanOIev Don 9eoer una Shu9- il 5ir

p2nOleT oQn yeoer uno SNU9s6Il 5iug5, Sun,
porte;.t Yen fran}5iiheH Rdi6lsper,
IL. or, 5piiben Mljn IL. Carp, |titmpup, &a.
Eslti5n SttUbmaaen miro he5 YoluGrojoii ailcrs
trte Easa ron GsOer ogsr Nrt 6stea5 e%mpiobtcn. Disrt5,n
nnoen Saie!6lt iugleib alee III jbrem gelbdft n5t6We QSerf.
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oeuNt 2eoer ut sIeihfalS p~psl&tets.
ale biele @rtiteI WeT0ea ge9eH 3eaT Oter quite 9apiere
biaiQl )ssrtauft, 1904
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20
8rei6ibie1tm
Der @6ren'@ litaIieOg Der @ir9tnta,G ife-j
SumenaHis.

Die @9rcn-W itglicper Der Complaint, Rnb
biermit ireunolibit uno t~r1ebenil erIubt, lid am
Monta8 cen y. Sctotsr 1860 Mcraeus 8 u6r
BEL 6rr. q. SdaO einjlfnrcn, pcn 100 Die @cms
pagnie pieielbsn in ibrer 9ttitt aufnebmen uno
nab rem 8eitpag 9%el;ittn nirr.
3ugIftcb fi8sH Wir bic Suite 6in,u. paB Die
perm @bren nit9lisDsr ids chamber S6iesS NIT
tbeiIen, ia Dtflsibt Der Sine pber 9lnoere btefe
gtnIaOunO ntAt leicu m6Ats. SIN Outrage
Die Gpmttte.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20
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anf U nion.M | [ [.

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SD erlaube mir bitrmit, meinen Jreuuptn
UNI Sstannten ole ergcbsnite @InJri0e gu ma.
den, DAP msine SOnHta9sYcy0nu8unlen aags-
meinen 4ufIang %aeiuupen bctrn unD lace ib
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tAe 8rp.enuns BABE ib belttna Gorge 0ttraaen.
&alentin 9e9ter.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20

Seutirnos5 GfectoraI.S ct.
l. Giiriet = 0iaiont 2amb ppu Rprfrlt Cir.
2. 0tlrtct = &bpmaS S. @rube Spn Mefleuburs.
3. Dttrict - Sobn 9. GbmuneS ppn 6altfar.
4. Dilrict - GbpmoS s. Srebtpo az YIN Nrirce GeparS.
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8. 2'tItrtCt - SantcS 2SprS ppn Serricp.
Z. Silr;et 81. 81 GtaSkrppt Dpn G~prtGnmbcrlanb
S. Giiirict = Beverley 9. Douglas =. Sing s8iQiam.
9. Dtl~ict = grpa Suutpn spr @rtnce gSili NJ.
10 1i1rict - 8bpmoS 81. SebeII scr tSehcrirn.
IL. ONtrict - 3amts u. @t1ftt son Rrdbrieee.
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IL. Dttrjtt - Sfaat 9. Dunn Yrn 98aIbiuoton.
X. Djfrjci - , ~bn @. 3t Jan Won 8onapba.
10. . lrirt = eoeiob StS ell ron N1otipn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20
Suebtn srta[ten 4:

Suebrn srta(ten
III &tltcn Stmbur9cr unO 10 90. S6pti;er. s6Ic,
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ole btaigit %Yerfouft 81. q. MSers.
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3ten unb 4ten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20

RGg~ ItB @stGtn patti -gsa
wiro in @'elcuihaft f%oI9enoer ,RGuRIer vOn Der
"Ntaocmp Of Mfuitc" in Nem-gort auftretcn:
beS Sianpt &Uttt, Dem terii9mttn iunaen
&enpriIttn !;
res Si9ncr Gtture SariGt, BEN ausoc-
,siGnctsn Barituuifen;
bss StanOr NteOla 9artGi, benz s~cfcitr-
ten Balffsn;
pcs StsnOr 8iscacriantt ptrder elm
arcBes SOlO ouf benz SiOIunceao portrasen
miro.
Maurtee 5tratOf&, OtrettOr.
0sap g6eaen Der Ginje!nbeitrn fte6r Die ausae.
trnen 3ettel.
Nsap Ter gintrtttprtts fiir aGt S6etlt Der
pale tetrdNt = iutn Dollar.
sa Stdets iiuo in j,ner 8uh. pbcr WuRfa>
lttnbanpIuna, icpis I'M &rbanse 6ptcl, i'm 8atlr
laro 6cmic uuO Gbeups an Der SGIc III baben.
8eAp I'm Nncraus ar Den Ibiren Der @ous
certboue pper an Der &aie su Uermeioeu, miro
b1fihlt eriubt, itb tereite w1trruo bee 2aaes
nit Srntrittsfarten osrirGsn III mpleu.
4sB- Die 3bitren wtroeu nm 7 ll6r oeGfnet +;
oas Concert teginnt INN 8 ll6r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20
@crte ~9lusciocm.

c m otraten beraus!
gta6lten Samfaa. pen 20. b. Wts, qb.rcs
- tter, Miro Der 9r. 8 a WaIun bic
0emotraten bteitasr Stapt in african Gbnrb
a0rsNtrsn. 3abiretbes grI6eimeu Ger Oemptra.
ten Miro eripartct.
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3 ; s. 5. e P9p's II, @sfretsrs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20
GYrpter 6ruutbutel!

NYTpIFr NTuuIPpptI
Oa jest Die 3rit 1T, no ieber Dcul1be fein
Sanertrnut %einiuma6fn pfle9t, erIaubt it6 Der
llnttritthnete ietnen ieltt impcrtirtsn S9rclsr
Rrautbo6el Omit 6 0%trTrrn) CUR Senubuna be.
itsas III empfebGen. 0alelbe leibt 9e9en biQiot
&rrgutuna nieien 6Obst aus, beiprgt abr au6
ie!tit Ouc Shneiben unp Ginma6cn ors ,Rrout5
unp fertiat nuA Safer in itper b,liebiaen Gr66e
an. I'm 3abtrei6e auftrdSe bittct
Conrad 0ulbe,
l8te StraBt, swiihen WarIba1 u.
Clay. StrdBe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20
0Gi6 9tbcliua 0attt's
NbfDScSssG oncertc


Dem Yublitum bic crscbcnfe In:r;9e, bns
WtB &belina Nattt,
bic beribmte 0rimncouna Ypt DER gcapcmS IF
gfuIie in Ntp gOrt, Bottom II. philadelphia,
> Stpei @rD6e &pnccrte
unter Der 2eitunS pom
Naurtce StrafpI6
9'pen MIRO, uno 'rar 0m nGhiten Mpnta9 urS
Dtsnfn9, ben %. uno %. D. Itts.,%
in Der
AFRICAN CHURCH
an SroaotraBc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20

81 ~fern! Quferu!
Nnftsrn, auf ieoe Grt uno 2EeiIe sel6mafpoQ
3ubsreit:t, itno gut uno friI6 netIt alien grten
pom @etr6ntsn gu 6a6m bel
N II. Stetn,
0cCuIt Qlltp, uabe Mainfr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
The Hight View.


In answer to an invitation to address the
Philadelphia Unconstitutional Union Associa.
tion," COL James w. Wall Of New Jersey, has
pointed out in mastery style the proper di.
rcction to be given to the united efforts OF pa
triotic men in defence Of the Constitution and
the Union:
thank YOU most cordially for the honor
conferred by your invitation to address the as
seInbInge that convcncs at National Hall TO-
morrow evening, "ior the purpose Of inaugura.
ting Of party founded on the basis OF the
Cmon, the Constitution, and the enforcement OF
OF the laws"
esteem it most certainly a high privilege
10 he thought worthy Of standing side by side
with the distinguished and eloquent gentlemen
from all parts OF the Union, who have been in
vitcd To address you.
also recognize in your movement the well
meant patriotic effort Of the national conserva-
tive men Of Philadelphia, to eXtricatc them
selves from the trammels of Il sectional faction
with whose teachings they can have no sympa-
thy; bpt am constrained to say that sec no
good reason for identifying myself with any
intermediate organization. whose patriotic Oh
iect, | conceive, would be more eifectually OBJ
taned by union and hearty cooperation with
the National Democracy. long, devoted and
active connection with that party, and perfect
familiarity with ali the details Of its proud his.
tory, compel me, at this time, to hail it "as
pre-eminently the party Jpunded upon the
6asis ct the Onion, the Constitution, and the
enforcement ct The lauS"
That party, gentlemen, is Of no mushroom
growth. 1t WAS born with the Constitution,
and will perish only when that Constitution
shall become the sport Of factions, and be no
longer regarded us the expression of the ma
tunal will for the protection OF the equal rights
Of all. Il came into power almost at the birth
Of the present century, and with rare intervals
has continued in power ever since. BY the
wisdom Of its keen, far.sighted policy, it has
enlarged our borders, given prosperity 10 the
country, and labored to imbuc with its own
spirit Of nationality our councils and our lcsiS-
laton. The calholicity Of its views will ever
Danish spirit of scctlonalism from its midst
It's efforts surely have been to MAINTAIN invio'
late the ori iginnl compacts Of the Constitution
preserving intact the rights Of the States. re-
cosnizins no geographical distinctions, and in
Producing no disturbing forces TO interfere with
that Constitutional equilibrium whose preser-
ra;Ion is so vital to the continued harmony
and regularity Of the movements in niir politI'
cal system. How, then, permit me to ask. can
you ercc. party fabric, whose foundations
shall rest more firmly upon the solid rock Of
the Union and the Constitution?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
Richmond, FEB. 10Th, 1860.
Russe,rs Magazine for February.

This capital Southern Magazine comes 10 us
regularly, and in its usual beautiful typo
erarhv. Its contents are varied and interest
ing. The first article is on Charity which
one might think tritc subject, but the writer
renders it not only attractive but makes some
striking suggestions: "A1atters and things in
general is also suggestive article. The other
articles are entitled :-Epstolary GossipPings
Of Travel; Where dwclleth Love; Rolla, or
the Siege Of Malta; The twins Of the hotel Cor
vcilr; The actress il. high life; Lines; A
Womans No; Editors Table; Literary Aotl'
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| bescech you not TO frittcr away your
strength upon any distinct organization. but
lock your shields with ours, and press on with
us, to the overwhelming overthrow Of sectional
Rcpublcanism in the coming national struggle
4 distinct organization, it is true, may help to
weaken, and perhaps de!e9t this faction, as it
did in the last Presidential contest; but the
work was only half donc-thc snake was only
scolrheh. not killed
What the country wants now is, n harnoni-
Gus and energetic coalition everywhere Of na-
tional men with the Democratic party. Then
in that coming contest, beneath The gorgeous
ensign Of the Republic full high advanced. not
4 stripe erased, not star obscurctl. and keep
ng step TO the music Of the Union, the great
National Democracy will move down in solid
phaanx and nnfaltcring front upon its oppo-
nentS; and the defeat of scctiunalism and E.na-
liciSm in 1850, shall be like those Of Pharsalia
and Waterloo, overwhelming irrctrievab!c and
final
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
From washington City.

wHsursorox Feb iaih-0ticnl information states that
D-rnalo has been temporarily appointed secretary oil
pertr, To arrive here via Havana and Eharestou on spe
I mission to arrange sur lrt ills Of minister Mclanr
oyrrnm.us In connection with the transit oi Eierchandse
.. OF duty or 4. such our Congress may imp0e
un also rrngr means for the protection oi the oouh
lary ns the Rio Grunde.
The Sc,u,cs Committee Of Foreign Relations were last
week prepared TO report the treaty hut they lid not dn 50
pref. ng wait utl ihry could ascertain The views
h rnucan Senators same OF whose voted nrccssa
~ for its ihcau the chances for which are improving
T Is reported that Hammond Is no, yet rrerhTed
10 vote for It, objections, too, will from the Texas
senators bu, these objections. Il is thought, can be rc
moved by i presentation Of the facts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
spcccn Of Mr.. Gilmcr OF fPlttsylrania.
In The House of Delegates Of Virginia, fehrn'

W
In the House of Delegates Of Virginia, Fehr'l-
ary 4, 1850.
Tho bill making subscription on tile part
of tbe State of $lU0.0u0 for the construction
Of the Pittsylvania Rail Road being on 1t pas
sage
Mr. GlLyER, Of Pilsylvania, said-hc was
odmoniShed hv the experience Of internal lu-
Drovcmcnt bills on which action had been al
ready had, that it would be unwisc to enter in
to any heightened discussion Of the pending
proposition. even if such trcspass on the time
Of the House had not been rendered wholly
unnecessary by the unanswered, because unan-
swcrablc, argument Of the distinguished gentle,
man from Monroe, (Mr. CuArMAS,) submitted
on Yesterday, showing bcyend doubt the
ability the State to make large additional ap-
preparations, and by the eloquent and convln'
cing appeal just concluded by his colleague: >.
The objection to the bill, that PittsylvaEla IS
already dnlv furnished with market facilities
bv the Richmond and Danvllle Railroad was
consistent only with an entire and surprising X
ignorance Of the geography and resources 'h;,b u
that county. and thus Of character .;,h n.y. ht
when corrected, taken in connection Win Inc
fact that it was the single OBJECTION not com
mon to all internal improvement schemes, with
which u. ,ba advocates Of this bill are met on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
4 .sAisE; CHANCE
y. A'pts

TOWN Lot JUKiERS.
WILL orr for SALE auction, iu Covngion. on the
2Irll DAY OF MARCH ncNt iCcurt layD TOWN LOTS
No 10 81 10 III, Ito, H. lI6. Also, at the same
;,n- shat eligible and valuable HOTEL PROPERTY on
Main street; adjoining the Courthouse square. together
With Lot No. -. occupied by the s;ahles.Ic Also, n
rac, Potts Greek, containing about lue Acres
ito be more particularly described before sodl Also, Al
The same time and place Of tiberctl land coutnu-
rr auou, 500 Acres ex;e,tlnG down within few hum
d-r yards uf the aid river The land is well tim.
b.red upon il witcrpowrr and iron ore, and con-
Siderable portion is suitable clear aud cultivate
Tggn,:-Uns-hirI Of the purchase money down; the
balance in :wo equal rayres six and twelve months
:ro,a day OF sale. Possession given immediately Bond
and au,royed security S,lh required, together with the
vendors Icin the prnpcr, ga further scrutiiy or de-
fGr:rL pay me:.. y. L. nNAi,
Attorney in fact for the hcs CT Andrew NJ Scr!,, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
'sD THE. pB EleC.

sye received letters from different sections hf the
,,uu:rr in ormi,s ,ha; it Is reported that orr
II I. lisIr- i:;r.ds To discontinue the commission
.4-. We have no doubt that such reports have
ci:,r.s:,i with the intention u! iujuring us in our
80. and .ike mi. ;r;iod oi informing our friends aud
k., ira: saC.i reports ate FAILS. and MALiciurs.
( ps.:r having snid his farm in Goochland county,
,yyy It's ar and at:sIti1a ENTIRELY to our business
ur la:r: a. heretofore. conduct with energy and
-.,:,.. ard hope 20 deserve the confidence and pa.
:, Of Cu- ,.rd. DEANE, uUGSUN JAMES.
80
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EGS SiLEc.

E'DsS M l. z.
rsSIlE upper half o; BEAt ER DAM FARM. Jarnes
d River in GoochlanI county, about +1D acres-SsU Ia
cultivation and balance In wood About 3a acres are of
liver creek low grounds. soTn IN wheat
R.r-rtly bui rarn stable, corn, AMI servants
houses With the farm will be sold iwU families OF ten
negroes. with sunle mules, catle. &C. II desired.
Mr. Iuge manager the Farm, will show it to any one
disposed to purchase. For teri,s, urply 10
Gui:BiN WARWICK,
l,iul.r nj
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;oI.1S 4, BUCKINGHAM,

-OENEY AND COUNSEL LOE Al LAW ,
UiLl>rilLE, CAEKolL CO, VA,
TrENpS regularly the County and Circait Courts o!
Carroll "yi.. Flo; d, Pulaski and adjoining counties
s: co.uss To ~; a, coll.c'ins agent for Northern
.n,.. Asi a persons who may have busiUess In Car.
,I =. i,.,.;,,r ,.,ur,;.s Dec 2t-c6nl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
Month of YIN. Z. HRurton.

The des,h Of William E. Burton, the COMEDIAN which has
for some past been expected took place In New YORK;
on Friday morning. Sir. burton was born In London In
he veal i.0S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
i.k:NIa'EN'f'I.l U.S Yiiii.I:l..,.
JOHNSON & PUGH,
q ~ NISSIOS If:Fs G. RsASTS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

Front BHiL'iag .hoci"e Warehouse,
OR the sal. q; TOBACCO, WHEAT. FLOUR. corn
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally, respectfully no
Pie patronage Of their friends and :ir public: pi.dyiuy
;Iromp,aess and fidelity 10 all cnusig me- Il.
7. TiNsLEr JOHNSON,
~ a9-cS!n MM L pIEu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14

sNLC ErV ~ 2 ;II IN ~ a Eoh>
5lIAT Very valuable U,rl property Lu, uburg Court
Z House. recca;ly occupied 10y the laie Jno A. bishop,
with It's appurteauceS viii he sold u; Public Auction on
the 18TH uAY Or FEBRUARY uex; tI, ling court day
for Lun-uhurg county Ay person ut ali ernus Of pur-
chasing hotel property would do WI. 20 examine this
There every facility the premises for Grst class
Country TavcrG.
reruis very LIBERAL will be made known the day
Of sale I. Z ELDER
II. l.. LEE.
Jan o6-c,Ts trustees Of John 4. B.lup dec d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
Inter from Pixies Penk-Troub1c ut Den.
ycr CITY.

ST Lo:is Fch 10 The express from Pixies Peak ar.
rived At Leayenworh To-Day bringing :he letter msi and
IS, 100 10 treasure
account OF the jumpers OF several claims within the city
limits The juiuings erecied buildings and declared their
uuon l,ol The ciHms all hazards During
,hr night party es,ro. ed the improvements The jump
es rralated b., firing upon Sir ral!urd the agent OF the
rxprrss company, WIN escaped rnhurt.
An atre,npt was also made shoot 7. E. WhteSctt
Secretary the Town Compsny. Threats mad. OF
firing the city, and the streets patroled during the
break II Is unprecedented tha, the controversy will lead to
.rrio results.
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yALUAE:rp s:sT.TH on loIA lsIv-

as SATURDAY the TwSNTl-FTFTH DAY OF FEB
~ ECAHf NkNr will sell. 30 the highest bidder, The
farm in York county, ca!cd "iNDlAN-FltLpS belong
In, To the estate L,,e t'nl. Robert McC"DllSh.
This is situated ~ miles from Yorktown and IL
miles from Williamsburg, contains about 6h' ncres 81,
scres which clcarcd and IN aisn state Of cnrann
This whole lies immediately the river, has fine
river 'front.' and aoruS sup-nr advantages for oysterng
There rrcsity been erected HE premises rcgan
aud tasteful Corta:-bui:u., cnlnuaudns view Of the
river and chrsaprnse bay lnrt- AIS" the usual oct
buildings, c"I>. Nf urer>e-rs horse, hain granarirS,
&C., Marl Of the best ,.ualiiy nhounds. y crop Of
seeded las; f, aud preparations nr acorn-crop
in progress. Slaves suicirn, The nrin
upon aud will I've kept s:ray work until the day
sale when they be rc upon able t.nns ly
the purcirascr desired !; the p2rcic' siould wish
land II be bought al from the c"sr OF the
adjaccut farm.
Terms LECash sufficient 10 pay expenses OF sale.
balaIcr cr. Of AMI years, equal insia'uen,s,
bearing Interest. payable ANNUALLY fr"m The 1t day cf Jan.
uHry SD the PURCHASE To "Xccuic bonds with sufficient
personal security, ad the ,i;:r Retained un the purchase
money - pn:i.
THOMAS Z. McCANpLISII, lco,c,,;.s;or.-.
WILLIAM J. fEACllr, ''''''' ''
V. E-A,,er The al. Of tie tburcnlnra aai the per-
shahe properly ;he premises, consisting Of horses,
mules, Cattle ad III H: Ir;is!s household u:i!urc &c,
&c, "iii lie sold.
Terms uude :nown on ;Ie day 0: sale.
Jan .T-c:ls EXECCTRIN
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a EEACisa:tS WASEE,n.

' '1'. '-er Wishes in engage immediately The ser
~" IeIni:m*n competent 20 prelare bo,s for
.sF e'i''e' III College lie viii reside n INV family
ne Charge Of small school. \ Christian man md
't Oi s%'ae southern institution preferred Good
E4.'rd AL --'-'uuications promI,y nnSw-rrJ and
calais iircn. nI : "a ,n>.sr' sp' an"
E"-"-CtW SturEecEsv;lLc. nrni,n Ill. ~.
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AUCTION SALES,


TENllE proprietor desiring ~ Snu,a oilers the above
4 proie:;y 1t private sale. Tie buildings \. Z new
large aud Tch arranged Tor boarding srtui the main
building is 10 hy So feet containing 81 rooms -
The Professors house is Is by -, well finished:
yard AID sarlen IN ndsamcly laid ou, with falls
ami terraces: several hundred fruit trees vel selected
pt al! varieties: containing l6 Of excellent land d.
yir into fields Orchard Meadow lc. pond. Bath.
!"u'c, &c ghud location for Military Institute II Is
well wsIrrca. and extremely healthy.
Lowest price f"V in equal annual pa ylncnts with
Interest paid annually each deferred boud Anindette
period may probably be had one bond.
Eeicreer-John a. Carter Esr State Senator; MeSsrs.
c. b. li' and NJ lcnly, Legislators; DR.. Eyand Presi-
drit Richmond COLLEGE, Mt Richmond Collegc.
Aidie, Louloun county. VA. JAS H. GCLlCk.
T. 81 have two other Fhrms containing about GSp
atrss Of cxcrlleut land. that will sci! low. }. II. G.
Jan 2l-clul
Tiss'SEzt'S SN..E oE f'sas. ROCKING
HAM TCENrIEE ROAD.
EDf virtue OF deed OF ;rs "Nrcutr IL the uadc signed.
- rs Trustee ny the Rockingham Turnpike Company,
Tor the benefit o parties therein named, and which
deed bears date the 18th day OF JuGe, ls5i shall proceed
On SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-Flfrll DAY OF FEBRu-
AIRY, 1860,
mentioned in said deed Of ttusi.
Said Turnpike extends from IaTrisonburg In the county
o. Rockingham, point the Blue Ridge Turnpike,
denSc!y populated section Of country, aud commands
large ;ravcl. wtc will b. greatly increased by the
completion Of The AaaasaIs Gap Railroad to Earrsou0arg
TsRHs OF SALG-lucird of the purchase money 10 be
paid in tou- months, and onclhrd in eight months, and
on.hiri In <we,Ye months rd The day OF sale, the pur-
chase money he secured By well endorsed negotiable
notes and lien uao The properly retained until the
purchase money - paid. AcUg as frus-c, shall convey
such tale a. is rr>.rd in ME 10y said deed
Uct IS--c,is l. A. SiiASDS. Trustee.