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selttten bat, nit benz sr6eten Sslpenmut6 per-
t9ttbt9t Der 9onSe @ensraiRab Ger Brigade 1T
Scrpunpet.
Sn Maecalcni fnnb Strtu nit etpa se6n.
tluisno Nann, uup bort putoe rae S6idIal oee
Sases entl4isoen. Nu6 bort mari Der llnaefiim
ots neapclitanti6en QInsrifs allen @icerlanp
meier; pie t0ui9li6e 8eittret brana bio Cancel,
10, i'm YtJdsn Dor Sirip's Steluno, Die @arpe
%erIturmte ct. Mtt6els, Den Bern leiner pcftipn,
unp erbeutste 4 &anpuen. Sirtu pittete, tuuuts
aber Die Setni9en ni6t gum Ste6tn brinaeu.
,,Gr abnte, puB ron ibm Die @ntI6stouns css
Cages abhanss," - 70 i6ret6t elm Nueenseues,
= uno or c%sriummtlte fsiuen 8eueratfab INN
li6, uobm ben SffSteren Monn fur Manu etnen
Ieterltdeu @tp as. pab le MUIR ais Sitser teben.
dig aus rem ndGten uub Iebten gaipnnetau.
Ari1, ben es isbt 9dtts, suridtsGreu mir en-, une
~ltttr3te lt&, Guen Dcraus, IN ris feincli6en Sou.
fen. @r rtuBte pier MtGl oas Qfrro peblelp.
HOO @dnn piemcntsii6en &rupptn auf DEM
S6lnhtfcIbe. @dribalei bate nab gteapcl
um Serifdrtiingcn teIe9rnpbirf, unb oa feline an.
pere perfigtaren &r6fte Yor9anben iuareu, er
laubte Der ptemontelilbe @tianbtr, g%iQamarira,
cjnem Satotlpu 2intentnfanteric, ctnem Sdtail.
Ion Hrisrpstnfanterie, rintm Galten Battalion
S&isen unp spet Satterten, Nensn @aritalbi
glei6 mad lcinem GinSugc ste &aRene Der
5anptfdbt ii6crseten bate, itren @ufeutriiotrn
CUR Sulfc SI ellen, uu6 mad allen gsrtobten BAT
Der mcraIil6e @inbrud i6res grl6einene ouf
oem S6la6tsIpe niht weuis oaSu tei9etraocn
Die gteopolttaner btraH,ufiunen nut icaen fie
lid wader 8ei&la9en baten, namcntli@ pas 0p6
Der Nrtiuerie 1T in Naer Muno = lie tlmen
gcrace re6t, nm ith Dem sni6etbcubsn oueemci.
nsn Baicnsttfurm o%nSulbtte6en, inNem Siric
%sntipsccr ben Sag retteu pper ZEN Sob fnoen
~ 'te, uuo 10 ma&tt9 mar rer fut6tbaye On.
prau, Dap Die feinoIi6en @lieocr e~ewurfcn ipur.
pen uno f6 l6ittn Sn rai6cm Stegcclaul
rpuroeu nun ale wGhreub bes Scrmittaoe oerlp.
rem 9e9anaenen Yclittoueu uno @sIhiibe fpirrer
%erIturmt, Die fsinblt6e Qinie burdbrohen, unt
elmer @Utpune BON 1000 Mann, Die bis glt 81,
I'rta Dpr9ccrun9sn mar, Der &iiidSus atscl6nit,
ten. Die leBtere purbs an Rem nGhifeu Saoc
BON @arttalOi unb 8irio podcucs cinacIdloTen
urb sr9ab fh nit gBafsn uuc @epGd.
Oas 9otripttnbrer sGtlt 1880 Subtc unt
Serpunoets, bas neapplitantl6e iter 5000. -
Inter ben 2si&tpermuuOsten 1T @aritaIOi icI6f
Der, ptc timer, nuf Dem sefatrti6 ten Soften
porn bran mar. Die NcapOlitanu taul'ten 70
fheuBIth pie ie; nle 5dmier, bic Fe m6brtne
Der erten Stunpen bes @efe&ts In Seffb natr
men, puroeu ausseptinoert uub In Sranp ae.
fedt, unp in metr ais sinem IuGtn ~ocrmunpstc
SaribaIptauer NIT oerbrdnut Itin. Srr per
nenpOlitauilbcu 3ruppen iUl namsntli& tte 8ei
tcret mSrccrtIh seli6tet ipOrSrn icin BON etnem
6uIarenre9iment leisn uur II 9fsrce abr;a. -
unter Der Sie9csbeute liuO II &appnen.
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Dtrmifhtes.

= Neuer sulfantI&er @ustru@ In SStanp.
Der gtctIu9td, elmer Der WYrsoateiodet. @srae
auf Der Snlel SsGauo, erlette neuIth mad 80.
~idbriger 9tu6e etuen neurn Nus6ruh. Dim 7,
0fat tpurOsn GrpI6ee sefi6lt i'm &irBfpiele
Wprscat, ircrtn er Iieat. unS GoaS barauf marf
er unter farfcm unterirotI&cn @jetGIe unaea,ure
@afen BaIer uub Nl&e aus. Nm IL. unS 10.
ltte9cn Nauh, QI6e uno eta9cnbe Stetne aus
lstnem Shlunbe uub man tonnte bic gaudI6ule
iber bcbe Ser9e meg, % Nciten ,%ntfernf, in 9ttt.
ttaSt9t Ee9en. Dice bauerte bis gum 26. Sd,a-
BEN muroe ni@t ausert&ttt. Oh Der 8iuo bic
N'ae IN be See trtet. Die aua6riite son 1925
uao llo5 j%erIttrten icbcT mebrere &ir&Ipiele.
@t9tn INN 6es SGtbee. Gin
Bunoarlt IN Der Scr. Staten 2lrmee ro16tenb
oes m~ertfanifben Seloju9s5 bc1tr,ttt in elmer
nenIi6en Nttttbettuns Die @trtunacn zines
Slibes, Der i'm unb feline gauge @ompasnte uuf
Tenn Marl&t trof, ME fotst:
Der SIiB feel in eIduicnbrn Stro6len ,ur
&roe 9erab, itnrittelbar BON lartsm Opnner oe>
fclgt. SD rift nit etnsm Sif,ier oitt biuter Der
GOmpa9uic Der. ptEbIi& fibltc ids mid bstaubt,
ais eotte mid Gin S6Ias in Die 0uft a%eipcrfen
unb prrlcr Oas Btwu6tlein. Sn psntden CT
tntccn tebrte eS ,uriif uno ids tefanb mth an
OR @roe IN meinem Nantrl eingtwidc(, Die 6Gupe
butter meinet Nadsu, no lib araen S6mer,
IubIte, rerIhrentt. Mtin Bid fel ouf paS g(e.
aiment. Cine sau;e Gcmpa9uic mar pabinae.
tredt, tbre QSaftn in r~esr0p1sn 6dufen ba,tpt,
l6en. Is Iab eber wie eih Shta6tfelb, bas BON
elmer feinrltet Sattertt ~atsefest pcrpen. ais
rte irgeno stmas QuoreS aus, tpcmit ib's per.
9lstGeit mSbte; nur mar rS I6redftGsr. S6s
l&on t6 mid i'm @u3cublide niht ritreu tcnntt,
9ab i'd armttiun9sn ,u ibrer Observation-Disclosures.
Sdlo tonnte i'd btt,usetru rno mar Iebr frc6
RE Wiettt II nur ocn ttucm am Spoen btnIaufen.
Oen cIeftortlhcn S6ta9e getrpTcn Az fuben. =
Sapttdn Wppo une 3pet Serstanten ipareu mir.
ter perlebt. Sencr tlutete aus @tunc une NaIe
uno mar san5 tsfinnnnsSlos Elm Sergeant atb-
mete cine qon3e @linuts lang ni6t, unp Oann
nnr frampf6aft unO in lanssn 3mii6snrdumtn.
Gtnt9en iedren bic Stiefeln a5seriGen, anoere
paren MUIR am 9Irms OOer Setne e%etrrfen.
SD lise ni6tS ais talt gBader, iter Rcpf unb
@tit8t Selprist, anweupen Die 9eute wuroen
ale mtsper ber9sifeat, muir mrtnrs 8r.unoeS
WoOo's 0eliht bletbt Idndrs unp blau BON ben
auSsn bis CUR 8innipibe.
puter @tra6am a Santa CLARA faote bic
Rnefrau mi6e fetn wie su alan,snser
optt9tl ipelder elm ~fnlteres @ef6t made unb
ltb Ssrl6leisre, penn SertanO inn na9e unS i'm
anBau6e.
@efPra8. 0a mubt mir ttBt enbltds
Die . &9eler %be3ablen, Die bu mir i6ulOis tiR.
8ur Die ieBiss 3eit Sat baar @elS b~opptIfen
8ertB!
6ter BAIT be pier S6ater. Oa bas @slb bop.
p'lten @srt9 BAT, bin i'd Dir ntfat me9r I6uI-
dig =
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ge~atirnal.a - mUfratird,cs eleetcral.etdet

ytatipnaI.9 cmufratif6cs @Gcctcralssidct.
1. 9tfriet = G9idiam 9amb ron NcrfpIt GttS.
2. 9tirict = SbpmoS S. @oobe prt Nteftenbure.
3. 9ifrict = Sobn g. Gbmupbs pun 5olifar.
4. 9iftrict = Sbpmas &. Grebwap ppn prinre gbnare.
5. 9tIrict Sanes g. Rempel ppn Mabifrn.
6. 9iftrtSt SomcS 9ppns ron Senricp.
7. 9ifrtet-. 81. Gtapsrpst psu gfprtburtertnnS,
s. Diitrict = Sepcrfep 9. DtueGaS ,. 8tne gBiltant.
8. 9iirtt = gppa SuBtpn ron @riree gEilinm.
10. Gtnriet Sbpmas ~. SsbtIG Sor S%sTtrfOn.
il. 9tfrict = Sames 81. R sffie prn Rcdbrieee.
II. 9tfrict - g9r. s.. @ntbprS ron grtttpurt.
13. 9ifrict - Siaae g. Dunn Won NGfbtuetrn.
II. 0ifrict = Sobn @. SIC wn,a II ron Rouonba.
is. 9ifrict = z eSefiab Rib 10 ell rpn Wtarton.
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9nlan6.

NewsgOrt.3 81. Oft. @titert &benb
purSen gum StIen Oss iubti6sn 6cspitaIs Elm
src6cs Santett unr elm Saa 9eseGsn, peIte IrGr
jabIrei6 BON Ssraelitsn unO Oeren 1reuncru
Seluht moren. Gum Seiten pcS 6cept ais mar.
ben ret6lihe @rihents eemaHt, inter 9npern
iAentte @OuUerneur @Orsan 500. Ser refine
@rtra9 belduft f6 auf $4,000.
- Die brbtuteuOltsn q Sine + BON glep.
gOrt bielten i'm 6auIe pes Or. 8lap6aG in Nlc.
OOu9alfr. cine 8eriammlius, I'M benz 3a66tner
8appapUrt in 0ro9 cine @ratulottOnsabred ,nr
6etsr ieines 7Oiabrissn @eburtstases Su Ienoen.
Der 9totbiner 1T elmer Der bepeatenbtsn G6al,
%mupiiten unp S6riftteler.
Gtne intersfante Nuto9rabben.
. a mmIung nurOe am @titpo6 in Nep.
gorf Dtrlteistrt. gGir sebsn in Ra6fe6snbeni
rte giamcn Der berii6mtsten gerlunen, beren
photographer gum 9erfaufe Famsn, ne6f ben
s~AreiSsn
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ALsIanb.
gfusres 0on @urOpa
per "a npfer Bohemian"

-GOnbOn. Die S6nistn III aus OsutI6.
LAMB WieOtr in @inNiUr einsetrOfen.
0art5. Die oYatrte" Iast, lO6alS 81,
anusriOn bon NsupsI unN Sietlien an @arSi.
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Samuel Qoam8 . ST 90
NapUleCn SOnaparte . ,. $40
QCrp SYrOn . 49,. 512
8aiiertn SUepgtns . . 2 so
5enr9 @la9 . 81
l Brief 5rautlins an QrtGur See 100
1 DO. 5ultCn'S NIT Dem Original.
plane pom @tsbpUtsn 90
Mernnpsr SamtltOn . ... 125
Scen 5aneOd 125
Senepift @rnolb . .. so
Gin Srisf Sou safa9ftte ... $50
Gin Brief 0al6inston's an Gof.
gGtaet, pom %. SauuGr 1882 II 90
Sin anrerer Srief 8eibinstOn'S
IN Nn1 SnGin, Z a
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= Sn Nuau ia, Georgia, Inb ,tpei 8gi6u.
bte ben Issttn Bug Bnlter's bur6 5onOu.
raS mttsema6t babsu, unscIOmmtn unO sntfser.
zen, Der %pOrti9en nOispata" sufOlse. cine erqrsi.
ffnoe S6tloerun9 BON 0alftr's lester Stunrs
uno Col. 8uOl'r's Srssnwarti9cm 3uflanb. -
Srbtere iOa NIT i6wsrsn &etten 6Ilben.
In elmer, 100 5uB untsr Der @rpUtsrfa4e lieaeu.
ben 0iisre 8sfan9sn Iis9sR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
RAPPAHANNOCK FAKM FOi: NALE.

OFFER for sale my farm known as Farmvile, lying
the Rappahannocs River, one mile below the village OF
and bordering the public road leading
10 that puce The farm contains nearly 600 nearly
all OF which has been lined and covered aud is in high
state OF Improvement.
The buildings consisting Of DIV cling house barns, stable
carriage house. negro quarters Ice house. &c, arc all spa
cious and In thorough repair.
The situation il very beautiful one. possessing an eS-
trpsiye view VI the river above and below and OF The sur
rounding country The local and natural advantages Of
this place hardly be surpassed II equalled, by any SIT
us,ion the river Fish, oysters and wild fowl sbVand In
great abundance and OF the finest varieties.
Also another containing go Aorrs adjoining the
above, with a the necessary improvements for separate
In part by the river This farm Is In fine state OF in-
provement and in thorough order.
The remaining tract OF $50 fronts on The river ami
lies between the above tracts There no buildings upon
this, but the land is In tine condition
Those separate parcels comprise the whole OF the original
OF SUI acres, which Is almost a:aleosram WIN
Of its long sides fronting the river and bouned on
the and west by creeks Of which Is navgabe Tor
large vessels the other for small craft The land Is almost
perfectly level but requires very little ditcns II Il
rarely such opportunity 10 offered for profitable in
and at the time most desirable residence
The susceptible Of being divided into two very ex
ceent farms having all the necessary buildings conTe
niently situated II not sold privately shall offer the
tracts In separate parcels TO sui; purchaser, who may VAIL
smaller farms. Purpo.iDg 10 remove south, mn deter
mined to sell II not sold privately before the TWEN-
TlETH DAY OF NOVEMBER will, that day, II fair, II
not the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted Sell
at Public Auction TO the bidder without reserve
Persons desiring the farm. will find me nj home or
my neghbor Dir. Clenets who will take pleasure In show
ng the premises AUNRY II. JONES.
Sent
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Democratic Meeting Ia Annelin.

4; q meeting of the Democratic party 81
Amelia county, convened in the Court house
on Thursday, the 9TH day Of September,
1860, 2. +. Boisscau was called 10 tho Chair,
and j. 5. Jackson appointed Secretary.
WE. c. Gregory having explained the object Oh
the meeting to be the appointment OF Delegates
to meet in convention delegates to be appointed
by the Democracy OF Sottnway county, for the
purpose of nominating candidate TO represent
the two counties in the House Of Delegates OF
I'irginia-thr Office being made vacant by the
death Of their late rcpr rcsentat7e, D. p. Tay.
lor, on his motion the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint nve
delegates from each magisterial district, 10 re-
present Amelia in the Convention, and that We
suggest 10 the Democracy Of Nottoway the
junction Of the Richmond and Danrllle ar!d
South. Side Railroads as I suitable place, and
the 10th day Of October Il convenient lime Tor
holding such Convention.
The Chairman appointed the following dele
gates:
District No. John r. Wiley, Thos. Wi
lev, ". W. Fretwell. j. B. Anderson, Thos. /.
Whitworth.
District No. ii. NJ. ellis, Z. Z. Robertson,
G.. ". Sonthall, y. Z. Wilson j. ". Tucker,
District No. 3.-Lcwis f. liarvic, ". II.
Pollard, +. X. Johnson, Y. 3. Meade, John
Winso.
Dirtric, No. Wv. j. Cheatham, =. Jack.
son, P. }. Grigg P. T. Crowder, j. NJ. Scott
District No 5.-W I. G. Gregory, l.. Z.
rcathcrston, i. e. llamlin. W. Norian, Ii
c. Gregory.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added to the list Of delegates and the proceed
ings OF the meeting ordered 10 be published III
the Richmond Enquirer AMI Examiner, and the
Democratic newspapers Of Petersburg.
Whercupon the meeting adjourned :'"t de
ID. F. B0lSSEAu, Chairman.
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4 Northern and il Southern Face.

II is the proud boast Of the National Demo.
cratic party that they can present the same
front to the people Of the North and South, Of
the Fast and the West; that the platform Of
principles on which their candidates stand re-
quireS, and will admit oil no double inierpreta-
tion--one Interpretation to conciliute the Soulb.
and another to curry favor with the North
The orators Of the party do not deem it necea.
sary to make speeches at the North showing
that their candidates have irce.sol tendencies,
and likely, in case OF election 10 foster the cause
Of abolitionism, while ut the South they pro-
claim that the men Of their choice enter
tain the most ultra pro slavery sentiments. -
But how is it with the candidates and ora.
tors who are opposing the national Do.
nocracy. We have seen how Mr.. Douglas
modics his sentiments 10 suit the latitude
where he is speaking that he talks protective
tariff in Pennsylvania: frecsoism in New Eng
land and advocates homestead bills il, the
Northwest. So with those who are labor;ns
70 elect Mr. Bell All over the South orator:
and presses are striving TO show that Mr.. Bell
is the peculiar friend Of the South and South
ern institutions; while 1T the North his friends
are cndeavorlnS to strengthen him by referring
TO his anti.savery record AS 4 reason why lie
should be voted for. At 4 recent Bell and Ev-
erett meeting in Boston, Mr.. l!Illiard expressed
his belief that there Is 10 man ut the South
who more deserves 10 ka called 4 Southern insm
with Northern principles than John Bell
At the same meeting Mr.. llilliard referred
to Mr.. Breckinridge rs The candidate CT The
pro.slaycry and secession school and then pro
ccedcd to endorse Mr.. Bell as follnws:
On the other hand, how las it been with
Mr.. Bell He has been all his life in opposi-
ton to the dominant pu5ie sentiment oi the
South. lie is 4 protec;ionist; the South IL
for free trade lie was III lav"r oi the United
States Bank; tue South was not. lie opposed
the South Carolina doctrill. ol nniiicaton.--
lie protested against the removal Of deposits.
Of all the Tennessee delegation he alone fl
vored the reception Of petitions for the abolition
Of slavery in the District Of Columhis. lie
opposed the annexation Of Texas He pro-
tested against the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise and resisted the Lecompton Consttii-
ton. There is no man at the South who more
deserves to be called Southern man with
Northern principles than John Bell.
What do Southern men think Of reasons like
the above for supporting John Bell p WaSa-
iuutou Constitution
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SALE OF A VALUABLE ESTATE Oh


LUW FIX
HS WEDNESDAY, TliE2+TH OF OCTOBER, at o,cioek
" p Nv by virtue o! degree Of Prince George Circuit
Court rendered May term last will be sold 10 the high
bidder. that most desirable tract OF land, situated In
Prince George county called "Mount Pleasant" belong
ing to the deYsees OF Carter II. Edoe, decd Th. land
adj jons the upper and lower brandon estates Dr. " NJ
Osborne and Others The Tract contains about 200 acres
400 OF which James River Cats and In cultivation on
the "6ye-,hit" system and under good fence. The bal
snce Is we'll t!mbered with original growth.
This estats situated tdewater, In the midst OF ros
refined and cultivated society," conveniently TO several
wharres the river and Of access to our largest
markets presents inducements rarely met wi,h az IL Is
seldom that such lands into market The system OF
cultivation pursued has been OF the most liberal kind, as
regards the improvement OF naturally Gne soil BY the
free Of lime, plaster drainage &C. Besides The value OF
the arabic land the wood land unusually valuable for
its 6ne oak, cypress and hcart-pine timber.
TERAs.h credit Ct and years, for bonds bearing
interest from date the interest 10 be payable annually
with good security and lien the land the pay
nent. DAVID MAY,
Sep 2S-3tawtds Camm'r.
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Senator Hunter.

Metropolitan Hall was crowded On Friday
evening to hear Senator Hunter. y large mum.
Der of ladies occupied one OF the galleries. ST.
nator Hunter appeared on the platform ct s
o'clock, and was enthusiastically received. He
proceeded to address the asScmblago on the
great issues of tho day, and for nearly an hour
and half he enchained the sttention Of his
hearers by a mastery ard statesmanks ad.
dress. lie was followed By Ex-Governor Aston
Of South Carolina who was most cordially re.
ceived. The Ex-Governor delivered brief
but eloquent address, Next came VIM. Il.
Cooke ofWythc and Senator Eocson Of Marion,
both of whom addressed the meeting briefly.
but in very effective and strong manner.
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S-1
D0urIaS Now. md TlGn.

June letl, 1857, Senator Douglas at the re-
quest Of the Grand Jury in attendance upon
the United States Court, at Springfield, ILL.,,
delivered himself Of speech upon Kansas,
Utah and The Dred Scott decision, in which
he presented his views Of the binding force ol
a decision of the Supreme Court Since that
time, as at Frceport, August 9th, 1858, he
has announced another theory We place the
two side by side Ills friends cannot fail tc
observe the palpablc inconsistency Of the two
opinions:
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN TtIE COIN:
Try d Ii

DURSUANT to the provisions Of deed Of trust, exccu-
ted to by John d. Taylor on tho l;h day OF Jnnu.
ary, 1885, and recorded In the Clerks olce Of Hanover
County Court the 10th day OF January, 1885, SHALL
trustee under the said deed proceed upon the premises
on WEDNESDAY,, THE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, lsGO, If
fair not the fair day thereafter 10 Sell ut public
auction the tract Of land In said deed described contain
Ing hundred and six and half acres adjoining the
lands OF Wm q. Day and others, being the tract Of
land purchased by the said John D. Taylor Of Catherine
Caneron's estate The said land well ;imbered and
tered and as productive any high land In The said
county II Is situated In very healthy and agreeable
neshborhood and within sor, distance OF the village Of
Ashland ind the Rchnond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad.
The TERMS OF sale will be cash (or equivalent
rangemen for much be necessary delrHy the
Of executing and recording said deed OF
trust and discharge the debt secured therein being the
sum Of 900 with Interest thereon from the lst Of Janua
ry 1850 the remainder OF the purchase money H.
beral credit will bs extended II desired.
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AUCTION SALES,
LAND AND LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

HN WEDNESDAY THE TIIIRTY-FIRST DAY OF oC-
~ T0BER, 1860 III ct day. otherwise the next there
after the premises, S26 So Of land the Nort
Anna river In the upper part OF Spotsylvania county
being part Of the arm owned by the late Waller Holla
day and On which he resided.
The soil Ia good and adapted the production OF corn
wheat and tobacco staple crops Of the region OF couu
try In which 1t Is situated Not less than G'~acrrS oil h
lund open and ready for cultivation.
Also, another parcel Of IL acres, oil In timber
The land be sold In tract, divided, II necessa
ry, 10 suit purchasers
Also at the time and place, portion os the crop
on hand Consisting OF tobacco and forage. or III,
live stock consisting OF working oxen, mlch.co~s ant
Young cattle some twenty-five head three or four work
implements consisting OF plows. hnrroTs, &C., wagon
yhsabreshIng machine, wheat-fans and other things
The terms will be accommodating aud made known OF
the day Of sale, 3ist October.
WALLER l.. HOLLADAY
ALEXANDER Il. HOLLADAY,
Exto WALL. u,ii, ia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09

The DEMOCRACY oF CAMPBELL ALL h!'i!'--
An esteemed friend in the county Writea a.
follows: II never saw The Democratic party
more united ami in Letter spirits. There IS
not Douglas man in this section, while haze
found several converts from the Whig ranks to
the Drecknridgc ticket. The Bcllites ars dcs-
handing, while Breckinridgc's friends are buoy
ant and in fine spirits: Every thing seems &C.
tive for the barbacne on the 9TH and 9Th oi
October. and we anticipate the grandest turn
ont of the Democracy ut tina. time which has
ever taken place in the county. Be up and at
work, and we will have grand time pt it.
rLvncAhurg Republicans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
j. s. JACKSON, Secy.
az ..

AM,Agl.r SIMrL,crTY.--A correspondent OF
the Richmond Index, writing from this place
under date OF the 2lst ult., says
Judge Hopkins is carrying CONSERVATION
among the foes of the Union. His bugle blasts
are gathering thousands to the Douglas stand
ard" &c.
Now this is the vericst piece Of nonsense wc
have seen during the campaign.-the s!liieaI
discharge Of gas that any silly Doug'asltc has
gotten Off! Judge Hopkins is damaging no
body but himself he i:as, So Ear, made three
speeches; and it is Il fac; within our own
knowledge that each speech has driven OF from
him men who hare been his lifelong support
crs-but who now say they will support him
no more. His efforts were Justify appInuded
b. the opposition; and it may be that his ar,
dent enlogist was deceived by their noise into
the belief that the Judge was 'p laying the
ID and breaking things" generally. Every
one else knows Tint MIR. Hopkins has not cor
porals guard Ct followers in lis Doug! !asl-'n
within the District. i AJtnydon Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-09
VALUABLE ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE

VlllE undersigned, having determined 10 move South
Il offers for sale bis VERY VALUABLE ESTATE In
the county Of Charlotte, yin the waters Of the Wards
For Just above and on the waters Of the Roanoke just
below the confluence Of the TWO streams.
This rac, Is located within three and half miles Of
Messing Ford Depot the Richmond and Danyile Rail-
road and contains about 200 acres Of which considerably
hrstra.e bottom land, unsurpassed In
capacity Of production and In facility of cultivation By
any the county The auria land Is comparatively
emp, frnn overo~ and loo are secured against S
by dke which IL kept up at little cost, and which
affords eifrctua protection, with ordinary attention.
With the exception Of y dwelling house tall other I'm
prOY-nen,s necessary excellent. and 10 good repair
This plantation is widely known as remarkable for the
production Of fine shipping tobacco as thy prices for the
past years will fully attest Is also scarcely less dis
tipguheG for It, wheat crops and we'll adapted to what
ever Is grown In this portion OF the State.
Such opportunity for investment ln real estate rarely
occurs and those In land In neghborhood pos
sessing all the advantage OF good health and refined and
inte gent society," will take great pleasure In showing the
premises
TERAs-Aj fully determined TO sell. will make the
easy and accommodating. Any enquire, addressed
will be promptly answered, and reference be had
TO Messrs. GIT cen & Hubson, Richmond. Va.
wM. E. GREEN,
4 tr-Q MnSSIr Yard Cvrnri IN Cu