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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-16
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

IN pursuance the will Of Alexander Garrett deceased,
i shall, on WEDNESDAY, lhe FOURTEENTH Of NO
rEMBER next, f suitable, otherwise the next suitable
Jay expose sale, upon the premises 10 the highest bid.
der his late residence ito be sold by survey continuing
about hundred and twenty Upon the prem
isr Is large substantial Brick anslon, with the usual
out houses.
This property the town OF Charlottesville; Is with.
Il mile ~ the University OF Virginia,
aud surrounded by society unsurpassed In the State
eseShcre for culture and refinement. There are In the
several good uale schoOS-ree excellent htst class
female nstue5 sod In the country Within hours Tide,
several male Classical schools, equal 10 any TO be found
The Iuauy advantages Possessed by th'5 property, un
only Recommend il beautiful and greatly desirable
family residence, but tn purchaser, who could use and
Improve his tiue for sEles the quantity Of land, with It's
proximity rapidly growing town and University, fur
sh facilities for saIu of lots for building ami other pur
poses which would insure certain and handsome profits
upon the price for which ain willing 10 Sell
s On the day following the nbore sale (f fair, Other
wise the fair day shall ofer for sale at public "uc
tn The highest bidder, upon the preuses, within two
iI-s Of Charlottesville IN lots 10 suit purchasers TRACT
ur LAND lying Northwest OF the town, Immediately fhe
road leading urnlrys MILL containing hclwren eighty
ninety TO he sold by survey and heavily coy
c.. with valuable fire wood.
title all the foregoing property is lnJisfuahe-
No cash will be required the credit and terms of sale will he
ral aud win be made known ut the respective sales
'. W. SUUTHALL,
Extr OF hlrx Garrett, dec ii.
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AUCTION SALES.
SiLE or yALUtS7SLE HOUSES AND
LOTS IN TIE TOWN OF ASHLAND, AND a SMALL


SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND
LUrS IS THE TOWN OF ASHLAND, AND a SMALL
TRACT OF LAND NEAR TIE SAME PLACE
DY virtue Of deed or trust executed 70 the underslgn
ID cd BY Eli. Grrier, dated tho lst OF January 1907
aud the decree pronounced by Hanover Circuit Court on
the eth September 1859, In the Of Moore vs. Gre
nlrr et al shall proceed to sell on the premises n Ash
land, Uu THURSDAY TIE 18TH DAY UF OCTOBER, lsGO
IL O'Clock M (f fair, II not. the next fair day. the
Real Estate conveyed by said deed, being the same con-
yeyeG by Wm II. Fox to the sAid Greuiur.
The first lot contains three acres and fronts Oh 1lan
street. There II comfortable house, nearly new, anu
necessary outhuuses The tract Of land contains VA
acres about 70 OF which cleared and enclosed anu 'e
hahnce 10 woods. This property Is very valuable.
TEKN5 unr.four cash. and The bulance on u ereui' o'
aud two years with Inerrst from the day OF shir
CIIASTAlS WHITE Trustee
the attorney m fact or George Moore, and In chniofm-
~ viii, the decree above nirDlioned shall sell III the
time and place, public auction the lot and Improve.
lnels by JOS H. SnrGd TO the said GreIier The
lot contains about three acres We'll enclosed with plank
fence, uId the buildings consist Of Two STABLES and
There is well OF water the prenises which
situated on one vi the principal streets in Ashland mas
diately adjoining the Race Course.
Terms: onc.third cash, good negotiable note: the
balance In uihe aud eighteen MONTHS with Interest from the
day o! sale. HENRY l.. BROOKE,
n.E
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NV ,y,tE GOVERNOR.


,rrurprAQ vacancies have occurred III tho SENATE oi
w Sr,;:a ,,y the death Z" AIrN.nddF Jones, senator
n the TIr;h District cuiIo>c q; ihc counties OF row
,, ruroh.ri,., uud Chesterfield, ah hy the r.sSha-
rs az Wil.Y t. kysli S-sa:": i"r The Hhth uistlsct
,,,n,,d of :.rc cuuu;irs Of Larrhurs, NotoTay ana
p;. rhrarI and cf L. l.. 7. B-air, Senator for the
Ty-,:u DI,,rr, c",osrd VI the counties o Rchnond,
,y.,.,rr Northumberland Mid "esmoreihlti, ana a!so
ny M d,. o: boa r:o TaS!o: member al the House OF
-, .at-. ,r The Elr,ua i,r: r"np"Srd o the c"uu'
Amelia and S"iioway, ana hY the reslgttioiis VI
TIls H. Tuis.irr -si.r FROM The county ot FlhSaiiia
,! T,a h.." ell. L-,c:t;r iG"n The cui'iS ui fatrck
N therefore, John Irichrr. G"Srrn"r "i the Cotnh"i'
s-h t." Virginia LAY. thought proper hY writs of election
i. - and directed pGr,u,t T." law to require an ercnn
, held in each cuy r'lUs!n. ea Sritatnria pisttics
s-r-. places voting therein according |" iaw Tor
Senator for each district; and in like manner An election 10
rd in the Election Districts OF Amelia ai! Soitnwny
and "a hs counties Of tIuvanna Eud OF Patrick for tnrn'
- Of tic House 0: ivgat-r I" supply the rHcancl-,
,sd the said election. h- held respectively un he
SEVENTEENTH Dag Of OCTOBER next.
ugen u:,isr NV ha.Il Guyrrnor under the Less
seal OF the Commonwealth at lilci''
i- JOHN LETCHER.
~ the Governor:
Gs.rGs ". Mc>.ono, Stry ot the Commonwealth.
s.,.' - a.
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fENO EH9I2 PCBLEC.-Tle undersigned bess TO call
4 tho nttsun OF the public generally to the following
official advertisement rmanatlug IRON the Executive q"
North Carolina dnte Raleigh, \. c. Sept. ), lsG0 AMI
signed by John ". Ellis, Governor Of North Carolina:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
RALEIGH, y. c., Sept. 3, lsGO.
Some few weeks since reIuisitl"n taken out from
this Uucr by D. f. Harrison, Of Jones county In this
State asking tho Governor of Arkansas 10 surrender Dr.
jos j. Forbes, OF that state, au aesui charge Of Kid
mapping slave OF that Stntc.
Dr. Forbes surrendered and brought TO This Stale Hnd
The charge duly investigated THIS Investigation showed
tho charge to wholly grouIdoss uId malicious, and it
that said Dr. j. j. Forbes lad not In way rlu-
lated the laws Of thls State la any particular.
prosecutions will be Instituted against said Harrison, \.
my Isiancr for falsely surlug out the requson afnrr'nd
III the Grl session the Criminal Court Tor Jones County,
JOHN W. ELLIS,
Governor Of North CarUlun.
II will hc thereby that ,he Governor Of Soe Caro-.
lia has undertaken to pronounce udcally upon the :on
duct the undrr-gnr and the motive hy which he has
been actua-a The undersigned wholly denies that lie net.
with any malicious PURPOSES in the m5tier referred to-"
On the contrary he that he acted upon legal advice,
aud r expects br able to shUs when the prosecution
threatened shall br Instituted by the Goy"rnur. that his
conduct based upon fucts communicated 10 hn, which
he advised constituted sufficient Cause FOR
the proceedings he has tsken The undersigned! sub
pts the public That hr advertisement Of the tnyern
or OF North Carolna in which branch OF the G0rern
cUdrnd nnd orders another 10 prosecute wiih"n'
precedent and wholly uncair for und he beg' sSpc.
Of public oplnun util the facts they will he Ju-
drinily ascertainrL. +. b. HARRISON.
Juurs County. y. G.. Sept Is civil I'm
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SAT,E ORf y VALUABLE ESTATE ON
LOWER JAMES RIVER

NN WEDNESDAY, the TIL OF NOVEMBER, ut O'clock
~ T. ~, by virtue uf u degree Of Prince George Circuit
Court rendered at Nay term last will be sold TO the high
est bidder that desirable tract OF land situated Ia
Prince George cnuay, called "Mount PeasAul belong
ing the deyIscrs Of Carter II. Enr, deed This land
adoins the upper AMI lower brandon estates Dr. y. NJ
Osborne aud others The Tract contains about 900 acres
400 OF which James River flats, and In cultivation on
the "nve-siI" system and under good feIce. Tile bal
auce is well timbercd with original growth.
Thir state, situated tdewatcr in the mltlat OF hos
refined cultivated society, conveniently near 10 herera
whrves the river and Of easy ucccsa to our largest
markets prcsrnls inducements rarely mu witl ~ II ID
seldom that such lands Into market The sy.trtn OF
cultivation pursued has been Of the most liberal Kind rs
regards the improve nsnt uf naturally Rns soil by iha
OF lime. plaster drainage &C. Besides the value OF
the arabic land the wood land Is unusually valuable for
its fine oak, cypress and heart-pue ,ulGcr.
Mr yeilri-s resides the land. will show i. to any
person wishing 10 view the premsrs
TERAS.-A credit Of and3 years. for bonus bearing
Interest from tte the Interest 10 lie payable annually
with good Security and lien the aud to secure the pay
mcnt DAVID MAI,
Comtu'r
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III r:1% GovE,;NoH ur VIRGINIA.


yAHRSAS vacancy has occurred in the House OF ue,
w lrs.ir. Virginia. ia the Election District c"posed
III .nuu,ir, U! Richmond and WesmorrlAnd, by the re-
...u..cn ui Jus. T. HARVEY Esq now, therefore JonS
ifta-s Governor OF the Cv!;noweah u! virginia nave
,u,n, la law 10 rrculrr an election h- held ut the
,-,-. p!srs Of voting Ia said Election District, IN Tie
sIrESTEENri! DAT Of uCruliEh NEXT, Tor IEeIosr
e House Of Delegates !or raid District, l" supply tue
,.,ucy Aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
is the Less Seal vi the CVmn"u"ealili tms 2tih nay
~ "f ScpteuiLer isCn. JOliN LhlChEis.
BY i,l- tiorernur: =,
G,uEas W Mc.7anp, Svc'y "f The Commonwealth
...,,
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LAND AND LIVE STOCK FOIs SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

" ToDER lsGo, n t day otherwise Oh the rrXt. there
xter, the premises, 32G 33 Of And the North
Auna river Ia the upper purt of Sotsylyahla county
being part OF c owned by the late Waller uollA
day and Gu which lie resided.
The suil good and adapted tie production Of con
wheat and tobacco, the STAPLE crops Of The region Of c0un
try In which il Is situated MT less than Sy Of the
land nre open aud ready far cultivation.
Also, another parcel of u acres, all III timber
The land be sold In tract, divided II necesis
ry, 10 suit purchasers.
Aso The time aud place, portion the crops
hand consisting OF tobacco and iuIdgr Of The
live stock, consisting of working Oxen, wilc.cows and
young cattle, twrntyEy head three four work
horses; twenty-five sheep, and hugs. or the farming
implements, consisting Of rlows. harro~s, &c., wagon
wheat shiug machine, wheat.fans, md other things
The terms Will be accommodating and made known on
the day OF SALE 3lst October.
WALLER L. N0LLADAT,
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RICuIuoyD Sent, %, 1860.

RICHMOND, Sept. %, 1860.
f6E Twenty Sixth Annual Meeting OF ths Stockholders
T. Of the James River and Kanawha Company will 6e
brd 1T the Companys olc- In this city OH Monlay The
I'D October lsCU
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
KNOW ALL MsS BY THESE PRESENTS That We lhe
subscribers, bcing Stockholders Ia the Iainrs llver
ami kana"a Company, 10 hereby constitute aud aloih
-. true and Ia sful Attorney and ProKS, 10
reprrsen, each OF il all General Meetings. OF thu stock
holders Of said company held within six months from anu
after The date hereof when not personally present
represented by other Proxy with ull power anu
authority al such General Meetings, To give such vote OF
votes and to do such other act Ur acts rs each OF us couu
give d. as member Of the said meetings, II we were
personally present. n! do hereby rally aiu cohhrm
whatever vote votes acS our said Attorney phy
lawfully give or do for Us. In pursuance o. the authority
hereby conferred upon him.
Witnes. our hands aud seals. this - day VI -
nnr thousand eight hundred Rnh -
-, isral}
----, lSeall
Ey order uf the President
70 n-uI WM, p nUNFOWD, SEC y.
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From Ifnvana-Ehc Slave steamer 'h) OF


New YoRk, Oct l3.-Thc steamer ir'"t",
from Havana on the Sth inst. has nrTIvc':.
The steamer City Of Norfolk hn': landed
eight hundred negroes On the coast, a'.i :'as
then sent to sea wilh :; lu head oI ,t"aln rn,
the valves cnt aud feed pipes open, with ihe
cxpecta,ior tina, she would founder, but she
went ashore, which led to the cap';T" q i've
hundred Of the negroes and crew. lie latter
were sent to Key Vest by the American to"'
sui.
s,,.,,r. ,r,rr mint y. lI1yru,
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LAND AND SLAVES IN THE COUNTY,

LAND AND SLAVES IN THE COUNTY
OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
IHE Devisees Of John H. Segrr deceased otter for alo
l. privately, valuable tract ofand, lying on The Apo
Iatox River, In the county Of Amen, yeiniles from Mat
Depot the Richmond aud DanYilic Railroad, con-
;Alulng, by estimation thousand acres The aadi ad-
miruby adapted the production OF corn wheat and to-
bucco, aud this tract Is regarded VI the best In the
county II desired will be divided into two tracts Tho
nrshborhood Is cXcelcnt. Possession Will be given
the drvlsres reSerrng the right to cultivate anu
gather growing crops Il satisfactory arrangement
not be made with the purchaser TO take them.
The purchaser Of the land II s desire them for his
use also purchase large number OF valuable slaves
The TERMS will be made accommodating.
Apply to VIM f. Meade or John s. larIaway, Chula De-
pot. Amelia, or to L. W. STEGER,
An. uy-rtr MuttoaS Depot. Ameju
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE


FINliE undersigned, having Determined to move south
4 oilers fur sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, In
the county Of Charlotte lyn"n the watrr Of the Wards
rurk just above aud the waters Of the Roanoke just
below ih. confluence Of the two streams.
This tract Is located within three aud halt lle5 or
Missing Ford Depot. the Richmond and D"nrie asil
road nIiL contains about p n which considerably
over ucrrs frstratc bottom land unsurpassed in
CAPACITY production, AMI in facility or cultivation by
any In the county The auvia land Is comparatively eS-
overflow and lW acres are secured against Hh
water Gy S- which Is kct up nt little cost Hnd which
AFFORD, rlec,u uu -cun with ordinary attention
With the exception al dwelling house inll other iu-
proveucns necessary excellent, aud in good repair
This pluultion ii widely known remarkable iar the
production Of line shipping tobacco hs my prices for s
past ten years will fully attest It il also scarcely less dis
usulshed for whent crops and swell adapted to what
ever Is grown Ia this portion OF the state.
Such an opportunity for investment 10 real estate rIrey
occurs and those in o land In ne!ghbOrhood pos
sessing all the advantages Of good health snd refined aud
intelligent society will take great pleasure In showing The
premises. -. =,
T.HMS-As am fully determined to SELL will make the
terus easy accommodating. ANY enquiries addressed
will he promptly answered and retrreuce can be hSd
To Sles4rs. tiircn 4 iiUbson, Richmond, Va
wM. F.. GREEN,
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unity, va,
Sept 6-ctf WM. L. FLEMING
JAMES, KIvEK LAND rOis SALE.

IlIlE subscriber wishes sell his Farm located the
4 South side Of james ENrr, in Chesterfield cuuity.
ahr.t eight miles from city Of Ec!uod II contains
G acres, about 500 Of which arabic the remainder in
OAK ard pine growth (origa and stt'nd There arc o0
~ acres vi Low grounds and branch Oats. The
buildings those usually found iarn q" its size, and
have been erected within The lH-t lew There Is
Granite Quarry upon the land IN successful apcranu The
wood upon the larn is supposed, would pay the price
asked Il. There ready 10 Richmond market
by the Canal.
Partial possession ITO seed whca can be had lsi Of
tober
Mr.. England who lives the farm, vii! exhibit Il.
TRIMS Such rs will suit thu purchaser.
CuAS. r. FRIEND
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rY rue SovErNoIs OF VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having b-ru received ny the Executive;
:ha; TH0S j. IEAGER. charged wish felony has escaped
the jail OF Taylor county aud is now song NJ afss'
.-:.,vre DO hereby or-r reward of one Hundred Dol
r- 20 any person who sn. tee said fehIer hnh us'
v.r hin. into tue a OF county Tay and 10 more.
lr.r require all 0rlers - tis Commonwealth, clSi AID
military, aal request the people GENERALLY to use her oest
-reruns procure his arrest that hu may he brought 10
-.tlce.
Given under my hand C"v"rn"r. and Under The Less
zeal OF the Co,uui'nwe ea;h, at Richmond, ibis ION
IS day Of Octubtr, lsGr'
- JOHN LETCHER.
sy:as Governor:
Gro. VI. MryFosp. Sec'y OF the Cou'th
Ta-s. J. Yeager il feet or lh inches high, heavy
bg te.t leg from Whit swelling, n- slightly,
right eye. black ha light heard generally close
a.vsa aye abou: - years reddish peAou, not good
ggSas, rs;h-. awkward, slight impeachment i'll 'ecch; had
u Naeu Goa, aod pants, and colo. cd straw hat.
l,L-c3E
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA
fkthAHhfUl Tor tho liberal encouragement rHirhch 10
Us by our Southern friends have spared 10 expense
III eSlehle uur facilities to the Increased uciahd
Tor our various manufactures. In
CAR VIII EEL. Dk;l,A AE'rNIENI.
We uyc made extensive improvements by the addition to
our WHEEL FOUNDRY Of building Is 10y 70 feet, und
the Introduction OF the no.Irr and improved
chinerr.
Our Wheel, bored by sr-crm eriuy horizontal Ma
chine, and drawo the Axle by pow full Hydraulic
Press furnished with Indicator by which the force up
pIed the Wheel is accurately measured.
We continue ~ manufacture, from host CHARCOAL
METAL
Bar Iron; Railroad C!ai,s; Railroad and slp Spikes
Railroad wlrrs. Truck butts nnd Fish liars; Car and
Truck x,.. Bridge, aud other "ne bolts Iron Trucks
Cannon and Prnj-ces all kuis Iron and brass Castings
Locomotive Stationary and Portable Engines Saw und
Girls, Mills Sugar Mills and Engines.
y VI Gct IMriy j. K ANDERSON ( CO.
iiICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAlskE Ell.
IBlIGE undersigned having procured the services OF T.
i IL Crockett for the purpose OF selling 1--we Stock
In the Richmond market will, with Luther s. Irvine be
the market OH the lst day Of september next prepared
to vye cir undivided sttson To all business entrusted
tn thrn and feel couhdeu from their luuS exporirucs TO
be sbl. 10 giYe entire Satisfaction
We win K. liberal adyaL :elnshts eonslenmruts
JOHN GROUSE,
Auu 2t-su L. 8. IRVINE
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The Richmond Enquirer,
II ',' ~ TYLER, WISE n ALLEGRE.
TERM 5:

-o,lY r.rks seven dollars yer nnuum, ana III the
.nliars ii tsarn for shorter nariod 'hah one
t", rcr ;he SKNi wEEKLr, five dollars per "hhun, anu
I.!.rs for SIX months payable IN a.ivai.ce: foT Me
ih tr.r spuu,n or six copies Si0 to br paid In
1Is .u a,ivsnce. When ir:tr's containing i""es nLe
~: uy snni they mast r e%'f's' "' Tue! WI" 'e - "e
.s Of the writers. w,.,
-Advertisemcnts Inserted la III" naiiy SeLi'" eeSiy'
Q. Weekly Enquirer, Oh liberal lrrui>. .u.,
The .HcHNuSr ~ SSriwSa Al, k"tisS' Suhht fuu's"
.,.,r N,nth the monthly circulation Is twenty tl"u'
. r,i,. Inserted al - CENTS per nhe
ts5 an durs tbs office r'Ay lie reniitSd per u, ~
.d and available Hah n"tc.. reJiefe"e" nj the I'SS o'
VI: All Obituaries Aid Tributes ~ Respect, sAeeedins
-, lines are charged for hs advertisements.
-.. from must be accompanied "ilh tue all
uay or satisfactory references. to Insure execution
JIG. :. EsOED,
,rr,sSEr HNu CUUNsELi.uR At LAW.
w t 10 .uy business entrusted to him iu the
" C".r,, g. EucsnEhsiu und adjacent e"unes; NUM-, -,
W. -vucs, CHAM C"urt-ilonsc. Aprn u- ---cu
IT;nnN!N At LAW,
..', Cyur.s "i the city of Eichluond and
k'T .r,r,'r. 81! u"nTic" ,'.'''s; ; " ~ ,,s Ur;,,
lie. al,o A":,, Fn'''' '"'
s'!- br;Src MI V"A,."' ,,, ,'e ,'. rn" l l
The p"''HirI ~ ,,!ts !. 49," Oh ii'h s"eel, Just
Se,ow G"t''n nM' M
aTTCINEY At LAW,
,,. ~. r,Irsrt Tyler, E,u, M. IA, South SIKH
- 'f'T'' 'pHi.ADr;Ll'l1l ~.
,., u, tIrc,,irrtu:. Of t"imrs hui AL oti1r pnsi-
VIA Ai's'' !" !. -. Jau 3l-ctf
-. s.:.;S ,;;, JOHN 4. CIIlLrON.
',">' SEIrii II i.i,I1y / r1 y'rS;ix, ri
MA'.',,. ,;.,.-l:EisS or i'sIEAEi WOOL
if>nnnp., \ .GEu BLANKETS, sfoCklNt fAkN,
~ -am:tV T.tV iiTsslS. !ur negro "",ncn. March a-cly
- ,-,.f, T.. VI. BARESDALE,
GI's""S" ,',. CHARLOTTE Of Richmond.
81. ~ T,sssn.l1, 4'e Q! Fs.myls;
v.uI,SDISE l. fSsOTHERS,
:,,H,".i,S MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
',I...-xy,n S!,cSuh WAREHOUSE.
,.r,, IN, ANCEs .-I- Cnlisigumoiits In hand.
/ !Ek."' Jan. 5-cls
-.,I>.Iy wa. X. rU6h.
Ta' '''' .0,INS0S Il PCGIs.
rpNNlISIO\ MlGltCfLANIS.
'.s,.- urfi PING sRotSoE wihSH'usE,)
RICHMOND VA.
~, :. .,, o. Tulacco Nra,, Corn, and country pro-
s.r. generally thrir s!Ete'e thanks 10 she'!
.,,- for -. yrry Dct.l patronage heretofore .Slehaeu
" mr not ask con:iuVAce And increase OF Tue same
", .rw r.ur promising: tr! undivided personal aten'
H.. ;n all cc:,!:.ucG;. cCt:ul!I'c' 10 shcii.
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ri THE GovEnNoss or VIRGINIA,

A pEUCLaMATtuE.
fSFORMATIUN having 0r-n received hv III. Executive
i hst ELIJAH HUNTER and JAMES Knight. both OF
charged with felony, have ecated from the jail
~ Il. county OF Augusta, and are now going Mt large
m,.o!= 10 hereby offer Il rrwarl OF bSE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Tor each 10 any person who shah arrest and de-
Ike; ;se into the jail Of said county Of Augusta and
- =.:rS'er require all officers VI this Commonwealth
i Al military uni request t- people geerally 10 use
: rxrrtop- to procure their arrest that they may
!='!oGsa: /" justice.
80 Giser! under my hand IL Governor, and under
- ,av Less Seal uf the Commonwealth, at H!chn"u'l
joins LETCIEa
~ :h- Governor:
GEDsds ". MSHrokp, Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Eak Hunter l. about 81 Years Of age, feet Inches
at. ds:i E2!r thin ia front. lie ha, scar on ILLS hso
ry h-aei l.r.e wart On the back Of OF his FLU
;:'' ia"S cXo dark grey eyes. good counenahce
'vtts AID writes well, aIL !. rather Intelligent.
JsIae' kLcht Is unout feet inches high very dark
Isl e.cE eyes: h- had his lr cg brosen which Is short
E' .haa I's o;irc lie is about 81 "r =" years old.
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l IHGINsA.-ln the CLERKS Office Of the Circuit
Court -! The c!ly OF RchinOId tho ls day of Ocio'
;-r. !,ty-
VI ws!sh: All. Ann Roberta Wright his wife,
PI.inl.Gs,
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Aug 9--csi; Messing Ford, Charlotte Co., ' 4.
A DESIIsAKLE FARM, EN ORANGE,

f5NS Farm Is situated at The southern bsse OF tbe South
Z West Mountains, within five miles Of Rapid Ahn De-
pot on the GOrdous vile and Alexandria Railroad, three
mites surveyed route Of the Fredericksburg and
Orange Railroad, three miles from the FredercIrsurs
orange plank road and nine miles below Orange Court
House. .
ltcuss Of about ElG GliT UNDRED ACRES edNof which
are timber excellsn, quality and an abundance OF
good wood The arAhe Land Is mostly gently undula.
ting with southern exposure, and water in every field aud
lot well adapted 10 corn, wheat, tobacco and all the
grasses Of this latitude
The dwelling house, Sic Is coWino,ous aud huu1s"tneIy
located and all other buildings, are mostly new, anu VI
the best materials There Is spring Of pure frrestonc
water hear the house.
This luud Is situated in healthy AMI beautiful! section OF
country several churches mills &c. II Is
but seldom farm with many advantages Is IN mar
k-t It Hes arkahly well for DIVISION II drrrd MY
residing ON the farm will show II To any gentleman
who nay wish view the premises. Possession given I'm
uleiurly with the exception oi heid OF eighty acres
Full possession given ON the lst November sGl.
rEnns-Uur fourth cash. and the balance in aud two
years equal payments bonds 10 carry iherrs, from date
A,irrs, DAVID rASSll.L,
s,,, .s willie. Orange Gu VA,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-16
PHILIP lsAHM,

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SIASUFAC CTuREs Stcam Eng zines Of every description
WI and size, Circular saw Mills, Ml Gearing, Mining
achiunry Of every description. Castings III Iron nd nf tbs
dur At short nutlcs. ven o-sIy