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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-19

GTWe can't think of any political ques,
ton before the country for the last twenty
years, on which Stephen A. Douglas has
failed to make q record. But ii is still more
remarkable that be has made record on
both sides Of every question that he has no.
lodged.
Ii was supposed, till about week since,
that be was rs thoroughly and consistently
opposed to the Tariff policy as any other man
In the nation, but to render his record entire
ly consistent, 10 its universal inconsistency,
he then made protective Tariff speech n
Pennsylvania.
In 1855 Douglas said "I am for reduc-
I" ton of the Tariff TO strict revenue stand
"ard. | am free-trade man 10 the fullest
Z" extent that we can carry it, and at the same
" time collect revenue enough to defray the
"expenses of the government. 10 other
swords, | am for no other kind of Tariff
"than a revenue Tariff" Again, in another
place, be added "When you call on me as
"a revenue Tariff man, as a free-trader, to
" abandon my principles and turn protec.
"tionist, / wish to know how far You are
"going to carry your protectionist doc.
"trines." ssi am against this measure" he
repeated, zen the ground that it 10 not a
"revenue Tariff; that it 10 not free. trad
"measure; that 10 a return to what / had
"hoped Uas an exploded doctrine Protec-
"fi0n."
And yet, in the face Of this, he 10 reported
as follows in bis speech at Harrisburg, Penn
sylvania, few days ago:
MIR. Douglas commenced his speech by a
glowing eulogy on Pennsylvsuia as an EN-
pire within herself. She as q State had a
great interest in the Union. Her interests
required the fostering hand OF Governme emit.
She had not received that support from the
Natiensl Government which she was entitled
30. She had the whole Union for market.
Her whole mineral wealth was inexhaustible,
and worth more than mines OF gold. lie
pitched generally into Congress and the gen.
eral Government for the past few years. He
denounced the Government as paralyxinr the
interest Of Pennsy lvania for several years
The Government had failed to perform the
functions for which IL was created. The svs-
tenn OF Government must be changed or dis
aster would occur. Either it must reduce
the expenditures or increase tho revenue. -
The only remedy is a proper tariff. When
the tariff was proposed ia Congress it was
always overslaughed by the interminabe
negro question. He went into an srgum en-.
defensive Of the protective policy, especial y
as regards Pennsylvania interest, but tbs
question will never be settled till the inter
minable negro question is thrown out and
repudiated. Lie eensured Congress Tor il,
neglect Of legitimate duties to stray afte,
false gods, &C., &c.
What honest man dare put confidence il
such changeling demag ogue Is Douglas. %
he has been lifelong opponent Of the pro
tective policy, but now, for selfish purpose
ia rsnnsyivania, no is IT'S warm euIogist ans
advocate. He raised the slavery agitation
and has devoted more time to keeping il ur
than any man in the nation, and yet he de-
nounces the "negro question" as the grea
obstruction in the way Of the passage of !.
Tariff law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-19

TThe New York eottonized merchants.
who are to great extent interested in the
supremacy Of British manufacturers and
Southern planters, have subscribed one hun
dred thousand dollars 10 promote a fusion
of factions in New York in opposition to
Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-19

County orders and Rail RoAa Co1-
NOns Tor sale.
/ HAVE Lee County Orders and r. r.. Coupons
1 for sale In any amount desired, from one 10 one
hundred dollars. OfBcs with Wilson & Gustin,
Main street, between Fourth and Fifth.
p laug2S-dlml +. III. HUMES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-19

eIThe population OF Atlanta, Ga, 10
1850.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
la lt1lnOre and Ohio
CO ~ ~
RAILROAD.

GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEn
TNERMINATES at Washington and Baltimore on
the East, aud Wheeling, Piainwood and Park
ersburgh on the West, at which places il unites
with Railroads, Steamers, &C.,
For and from all points West, South
west and North west.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL Eastern crrrxs.
This Is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this route visit baltimore,
Philadeiphia, New York and Boston, at the cost Of
ticket to Boston alone. by other lines
THROUGH TICKETS TO the Eastern Cities can
be procured via Washinton City at an additional
charge II 81.
GA- Time rs Quick and Fare rs Low rs by any
other route,
SLEEPING CARS attached to sill the Night
Trains.
Inquire for Tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at any Of the principal Railroad Oness in
the West.
j. III. SULLIVAN, Gent Western Ag't.
l.. nj. COLE, Gen 4 Ticket Agent
W,P. EMITH, Master Transportation.
septIod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-19

Freight Of All kinds will be carried from Chicago
to all points East, at all times at low rates
any o her Railroad route.
septl9d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-19

b. & o. r. R.-The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 10 the oldest, one of the greatest
and most successful railroad enterprises in
the country. The amount of business trans
acted by it Is enormous, and from the safe
ty and promptness with which travel and
transportation have been conducted over il
for long series of years, ii has always bsen
10 no more agreeable route in America, the
mingled mountain and valley scenery, the
rough activities OF the Aileghanies and the
narrow but highly cultivated bottom lands
OF the Potomac, hemmed in by lofty peaks,
Offering the traveller a peculiar and delight
ful variety Of landscape totally unsurpassed
on this continent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-19
Pittsburgh, Fort wayne & Chicago
Railroad.

PlttsbWrghs Fort wayne IL Chicago
Railroad.
This road 10 now the great through route
for all passengers and tratdc going East via
Chicago. Trains run through to Pittsburgh,
connecting at that point with the great
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, for Phila-
dslphia, Baltimore, Washington New York
and New England. There 10 bat one change
OF cars between Chicago and Philadelphia,
and the time III quicker than by any other
route. II is the longest single line Of road
in the country, and the most direct from
Chicago to the seaboard. Tickets ara sold
over this route at both Of the railroad Offices
in Keokuk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04


pE-rRsnuRG DrLLETIN. are pleased 10
learn that the publication Of the above paper
will be resumed at an carly day this week.
MoyEY RATES IN THIS CIrY-SATuRDAY.-
North Carolina per cent. discount, South Caro-
lima Q per cent discount, Baltimore per cent
nrcrninrn, Philadelphia 4 per cent. premium,
New York 5 per cent. premium, Specie . to b
per cent. premium
GgrMBLlyG.-Soidiers sometimes US well as
sailors. will grumblc. Something in this line Is
now being done by some OF our volunteers
outside Of Richmond, but rather thoushtlessiy
we think. True, it is good thing 10 see all
oar volunteers eager to procure the best arms,
bat there are difficulties in the way which they
.l DO not know.
The Commissioners are providing arms as
las. as he difficulties they have to encounter
viii admit, ami they and the Governor are
complying strictly with that part of the law
raSScd last session for the better defence oil
the State" which says "a due proportion oil
said arms shall be distributed in the most ex-
posed parts Of the State" Sostop your grum
bllne, and unreasonable calling for them; lor
you will bo supplied as soon as II Is posS'o'e
10 DO SO.
CONFERENCE IscIDE$r-Thc anniversary
meeting Of the Missionary Society oil the ,lr-
rioia conference was celebrated on Saturday
evening Addresses were delivered By Bishop,
Paine DR. Sehon, Missionary Secretary. and
lanes y Duncan. Of Conference, tormer!y OF
Ihis cay1 and upwards Of $500 were collect
~ 4 venerable Isdy, Mrs Ballou, aged 81
!. .,.ars widow Of one Of the old pioneers OF
Inc Conference, wrought with her own hands
Quilt. which was presented to the Missionary
SOCIETY. One hundred dollars were quickly
raised to purchase this valued present Tor
Bishcp Paine, and twenty dollars additional to
make her lfe.member.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE GE LANE! IH
ORANGE COUNTY.

EDY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit. Cnur: Of Louisa
ID County In the sut OF sharp sharp aud others, the
subscriber special Of said court, WILL
FRIDAY TIE ELEVENTH DAY nF JANUARY, IsSl, pro-
ceed 20 SELL at the Tavern OF ThcraS or-, in said
ty Of Orange public auction, 20 the highest bidder,
Tract OF Land belonging TO the estate Of Mrs Louisa A.
DugSps deceased containing by survey I've huadred Md
thrty-cight and treecirhtis acres
This land lie. the paGk 0aa leading from Free
ricksburg Orange Court HOUSE sh1n; twenty-five miles
from the former and ten miles :nn The latter and edjons
the lands j. W Sale George Waugh and others. About
oneourthis cleared and the balance in EcS an original
growth.
The fredericksburg ard oranec Railroad, which Is
under contract will his land; a,i good inve:
men, may be made by getting crnss.ties and wso.
TEnNs-As much OF the pun chase money IL cash Will
be required pay the -os Of suit and expense of sale
The balance lu three equal insIalsis on cads Of
two and three years will, Interest from the day Of ac
the purchaser giving bonds therefor with good srcuri:
and the legal title retained un all the monry paid
For further information, apply t. H To-. Rhodes who
lives within mile and half Of III. land, address Fer
dnand Jones' Esq., Rapid Ann Sta0a, Grunge COUNTY, or
the subscriber q; Jackson, Louss c"u.iy, Va
Nov 23--cwGw WA Il. WALTON. crn.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04
AMELI.X SPiEINGN TOIs SALE.

DURSUAST 10 decree entered II, tn. October et
L The Circuit Court for Tie county oil amelia In the
ui Wilson &C., rs Wilson, d.. Tor division an"ns the
parties entitled thereto, shall. special Cotnmsi
sell WEDNESDAY, the l2;h day U! December, !S6n, a.!
public auction, c premiset, II :aT IL not the
fair day. thai valuable property known Amelia Springs
situated three miles frotn Jrersrilt the Richmond
psnvllle Railroad and IS miller from the City of Richmond
These Springs have proven Of great beuenl many visit
The buildings n-e large and cc>ty mos; D! them
being OF brick and are we'll arranged Tie scenery pic
turcsQue and beautiful.
or the llp0 Of land attached SEQ acres arc lo*
grounds OF the nes: quality; ly9 acres set in clover ard
$50 acres seeded in wheat.
This will be either sold al! together In parcels,
may ce:a best day If gale This farm is consider.
cd by all who acquainted wi.h l.: Of the 5c.t u
this portion OF Virginia.
TERMS Cash e:o"gh % pay expenses @! sac: the hal
la one two and hrsc Tea7s, With !n!S=est alisd the
purchaser giving BONDS with good security the itls ~ tie
land retsiucd uEtli :Ec pc;cha-e money is paid
WM. +. o. GREGORY Commissioner.
shall as administrator OF Thomas c. Wilson sci III.
day. and ut the place, the Household and Kitc!
Furniture, Crops committing OF 800 barrels uf Cora;
Oats, Fodder, 1c, together with 10 head ri Catr S:
Sheep, Gu LOGS and !lues. y. r. WILSON,
Nov li-G,ls Administrator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04
FARM Fs,iS -.i3.T;.

SALE POSTPONED FKOM TIE 10Th NOVEMBER.
N ESIGNISG To GO SOUTH, OFFER Nix FARSI Fun
~ sale privately until the 3ra "f stccrInbcr Next
when If previously sold viii g" tha, av, If a;r, II
not the DIST fair day inoT:ng, ot at pubic anc;ion 1,
the highest bidder.
This Farm contains 100 ncrGs-5I0 acres h"I1g the
Greene, and l59 the Ma'0n side OF The Conway
river. i;nI acrrs Cleared und In pOci condtnn and
40 in original forest growth Fro? e5 10 IL.
rich river and branch bottoms unfi'- ul nj ia: ;iti.
all Inferior to either. This farm: e'igll any fI
growing all grains, tobacco grazing On II Is hand
SOME tSustured B;iea dwelling with roonIs II good
Kitchen Dairy and neytr-iirg !ie convey ed in
pipes the door. AZ Eeccssary oEhut:..s iE good
condition
a valuable Copper Mine Is being orcach on Tie
farm. Within hall mile Of the dwelling house Grist
and Saw MIL will take pleasure ia b"a ing ir-Is.,
any wishing 10 purchase.
My address is S:apurIsviil-, Greene Co.. Va
Oct SU-cTIw- L. piOTOS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04
SALE OF STOCK, ,CIS01s, V-fl:NENC iT-

HN WEDNESDAY, the 5;h day o. December 1850 [:s
~ fair; II not, the fair day thcreaiter viii be sold
Kennons the late residence OF Joha H. S,eger, deed,
in the county Of Amelia ell the stock OF HORSES, CAT
TIE, SHEEP and HOGS; also, the crop. 0! TOBACCO,
CORN, OATS and FODDER, aud AL the fARHiNG IN
PIGMENTS Of every description
The sale will commence 81 II O'Clock, a. M Gnd co.tnuc
from day 10 day until ccLiple.rd
TERMS For all Of $50 rndrr cash will be
CURED; for 80, Elk month, credit will be given,
the purchaser giving bond with approved security:
BY ORDER VI TIE ENECCTRlN.
p Sat the same time and place the hera OF John IL.
Steger, decd, will offer for sale the valuable adjoining
Farm. Enown as BELLEVUE, containing 800 acrcs
Eor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04
Oct l-cwC.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES
I'm THURSDAY the TwESTY-SErENT'll DAY uF De
" CEMBER 1860, ConrsIpnrr under decree rr lie
Circuit Court of Louisa County rendered is day u
S-p,c cuber 1860 shall SELL the Highest E.Lr ht nu.
Court House. credit OF twelve months with in.rrc,,
from date the purchaser giving hoah with good secny
Fifteen Slaves, belonging The Estate OF Maths ai-l M.
deceasrd consisting Of four prime young seven
likely Boys and Girls several valuable Iouny Women and
Children, and Blacksmith.
Nov 2+-ct25ih Dec.y WN. + .. FRAZER. Comnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04
Valuable IIANovEl: LAND rols

StPRISG HILL tie residence Of The a;e Mr,. Lucy j.
= Burrus will be sold H, public auction f no; sold pri.
vate.:, on the 18th day Of DECEMBER next This aim
The best North River land, sis 30 acres Is wcwm
tered and tinbered, and lies within mile of Hewlett,
Turnout the Virginia Central hi!.osd l. J. but seldom
valuable h farm IS br0us GIT int" market.
Refers Mr.. II. T.. Poinnex;cT Of Wch:2oaj; Ar. E.
Anderson and Dr. L. y. Ander.nu nf Hrron, anoTer:
Mr.. Wright, on the preIrlses.
SnyD --r.t. ncg I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04

A TERRIBLE ENGINE OF WAR-The London
Morning Post says that new steel gun, in
vented by E. Lynet Thomas, has just been tried
at Shocballyncss. Here is the result Of the
trial: the gun, loaded with 2S pounds Of pow
der, sent ball weighing 100 pounds TO Dis
tance Of 10000 yards, or five miles and three-S
fourths Measures have been taken 10 have
series of experiment. in the presence OF the
members of the committee Of tho Wooiwich
Arsenal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04
ExcENsIyE SAFE or HOUSES AMI

Nm ,IE,.sI, |~"@~0
LoTS III GLOUCESTER COURT HOUSE.
yrylE nn.rsirped oilers tor sale ali the buildings and lots
Mt Gloucester Court House lately Owned oy h's ia'neF'
Jchn Tabb. deed
The property consists OF IS teaeme1ts auGas ~hch are
one Brick Tav.ra with Brick Stable, lee House ara a'l
other buildings necessary for ccnc"ctlhE h'se
Fnnr store House. with comfortable dwellings attached
seven other dwelling houses. and shops Tor sauaes BLACK
su,;,hs Tai!crs Carpenters and Shoeinakers
The Tavern ard Dwelling Houses have convenient ios
attached TO them gardens and other purposes ana are
all in good repair. ,,,., n,,
Gloucester Court; situated 10 me itdst OF
r and uo,nous coua,rv snl is one OF the best stands for
business In this section
The Tavern ,uish, made very profitable, large ner-
can- business has always been done THERE All" eehan
irs of every Kind csn find constant employment
o,.,';..,on 10 ,ir subscriber J. pR0SSER TABB,
"Ff. Ff.,.,.r ~, ~ nc-sirr Court House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04

That be Impossible, hy just agreement between
.e l"", whereby they may separate IN peace
no secession Of part Of the States, 10 dissnlu-
toAoi the Union, that now binds them together,
no overthrow CT the Federal Government will
d's9acc any Of them from their geoSrap phica
positions. They will remain forever adjacent
andneighboring States, PARTS of the Same coll
tnent, washed by the same ocean, penetrated
Dy the same rivers ard linked together by all
taose artificial structures which science and i'll
dlstrE have supPhcd for the convenience and
necessities OF the internal commerce Of u great
and prosperous nation. They will remain for
ever rec representative republics bound to-
gcthe' ny The strongest ties that can unite
separate communities, the ties Of 4 common
language, a ccu:non L!ool. Il common religion,
common history, g COMMON glory, 4 common
happiness, common progress and Il common
interest and be Affected in ali the, by common
prosperity. II we separate in peace, if sepa-
rate We must, the tarcS which evil influences
nave caused to spring up among US, will be
graduated rs the productive cause will disap.
pear, and, un'ler the blessing Of Providence we
will i've as ncishbors and deal as friends.
! While these considerations admonish all so
S"'obS'ot =" ."o| abb iDpCi1Le Sall
but think that peaceful solution Of all present
difficulties is fairly within our reach, and
may venture to express the hope that the con-
rentlon Of Virginia will address its efforts
wisely 10 the accomplishment of that end. In.
dvidually, think the solution can and
ought to be found in the Union There
Te terms oI settlement compatible with
the equal rights, the equal interests
and the equal homer CT all the States; but
whether these cau be obtancl depends. unlor-
tunately, not upon the action Of Virginia or
any one y! the States, but upon the concur
rcn. action Of all. Ii is the misfortune CT some,
in the needless obstinacv Of others, to be drag.
ged into the conditions oC conmon fate
look with much >Di;c;tuic to the assem-
bling OF Congress, in the expectation that de-
velpnlcnt Of sentiment among the members Of
that body, will enable us to form some better
option as TO the practicabiIity of satisfactory
adjustment; not that think any power OF ad-
justnent resides in Congress- for the evil is
beyond its reach, but that the opinions of
members from the opposing sections may fur
nist indications Of inclination or disinclination
to rccde from extreme positions and to enter
into new agreements and covenants by which
the CAUSES Of our present distractions shall be
tore;cr withdrawn from federal discussion.
Very respectfully, ll. Z. SCOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04
.ssH: ,acA6R. r. : AHCHkH'
TRrnEEGAR IRON WORKS,

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
rs7u .NE!CL the liberal encouragement extended 10
w our So:;l--n friends, We have spared no eXpense
i. -y:eg rg vrr facilities The increased denaad
!ar -. .,r;y". manufactures In our -
CAR W iAt.E Eli DEIoA RIM r. - L.
extensive improvements by The addition TO
S4 "u!.!. FOUNDRY Of Il building e. hy % iec;, and
sc r:.S:'" q IL: ;oost modern ard Improved M--
s,rTcg.. -
ar i.,, are bored by se.fcerterlns horizontal Ma.
salt aa ~. ;;arn the Axle hy poaStG HYDRAULIC
Pies ayn:<-I with Indicator Ly which the force APP
Pile in 'Hr "',r-i l.. accurately measured.
~ c.:ttDUe - manufacture, from beet CHAkCGAl
;isrAi..
r.r La. !.-!..cit CAa.s; Railroad and ship Spikes;
EaSs-.t %r.!-; frucH Bolts aid Flsa Bars; Car and
Trg:s rr!ise. aad other long Boits IRON Trucks
CsGbuc ;-:ls ali kinds; Iron and Brass CAsiiaSs
Locomotive, $,ag?a7y Gad Portable Engines; Saw and
Gri.: Mis-, sGsa: M.!s sd Engines.
&C: 4-c:s J. l. ANDERSON CO.
ii:N NIrkNYIAllY.O .OF VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURED ut this institution and Sold :ierc G1h
"a 'rGe Agents s,ore No. ~ Pea: street. - following
-i.:ci-s, =: reduced prices, .o-wit;
H"n:s, Shoes and BroSues
%1msu, Children aad SerTSrts' Shoe
Wa:o:. snd Cart Harness ot every ':sscriptior
Machine bands. Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts,
pra IS aad WheeSarroTs.
Wa7,itobes, Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid Co:tons
herssy, and Lnseys for ple2:a:3:. hnnt,
Ready made Clothing for Servants
los 0f The above articles hand aai fOr ,ar Wl
De nsde or repaired OF other job WORK done 10 order
hot notice FOR cash. or 20 punc;as cus.oc:s only
tas-t unt.
"'ers nom the country, with satisfactory references
;g1;,!y attended TO- Address K NJ SlMM0
ia!r "-ctf Asen: and Storckeeper Va. pen,ertIsry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04

PHGSPH1n-PERUTIAN GIisyO.

An aow ready 20 supply orders for my fertilizers As
Ia, rs they come ir All may rely upon getting, sth.
- jeiy en- article not Inferior any have nadc di-r.
g. IN s phosphate ingredients, FROM snythng else IN
:ii- and better. because II contains more pure Bose
faeFAiIE of LiGE inan any other Manipulated Guano
'e le>Gl:s Q: applying preparations wheat :he
..se,aJa haF: 5-en as favorable could he expected
-=, :- c"rairf disasters OF Joint worm, ty rust and
G:'; e AZ: tie drought which prevented the prescn Ia
.'.9" c;oa oi Sac phospha:es to very great extent II,
-;ae ,- she's, was graning. Bu; the OF The
sS7 ihsi;: equal superior to Peruvian Guauo
's -Hs: for la'is tina; need phosphstssas nearly Ill
Fn sr proved liz superiority under fair
77ra- good stand ct Clover. istrue that occasion.
% ci.s 'aS- been reported but they such every
'pi:o: hears Of: n0mrtimes due the fac, that tn.
'I 10 -" need p:osi,la'rs but generally III.
':ii2 fer both wheat and ci.Yer have ever known
'r ' evidence @. the vaiue of roy maoures Is 20 be
ioea@ ~ isc; tia: have orders for than four
!Gr J. 'nsr:r ~ hId a. The period Inst year
ii':- Sin are Induced TO try my guano fro.n their
Va! *r--iccc, or the representations Of Others par
-;y requested 10 order Hufn's guano. and that
Ei:sr;
.e'r b. had of myself or the commission merchants
w wss:r In Rishaoad o. Of my agents, Messrs. THOMAS
""tACit SONS, Petersburg NJ HOLLISS CO.. Lynch.
Sas itGIH SCOTT, fredericksburg MASON, MARTIN /
~ ss?tSs.lIe; JOHNSTON, CLARKE CO., Danvillc.
s-f -. FRANK G. nf-FFIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04

Hon. Willoughby Newton, has written
long letter to the National Intrlligencer, viz
dic't;ing the theory of secession and the pel'cy
of disunion."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04
SiXTf-SlX Saii;lsOl;S .tNst a LARGE:
AMOUNT OF OTHER PERSONAL PEUPEmTY Fol


~
OT virtue OF Deed Of Trust the
D by William J. Watkins, OF Charlotte cou.y wa Will
proceed or TUESDAY, the 18th day Of December next, Il
fnr If not, on the next fair day thereafter his residence
FIVE miles from keySyiIle, the RcE.0nh and pAnyr
Railroad 10 make sale Of all the Stock. Crops; Farming
IMPLEMENTS Household and Kitchen Furniture, lately
ed by him. consisting OF ~ head OF valuable wtlhrokr
Horses and Mules nbout ~ head Of Cattle cuding Oxea
and Mich CowS ~ head OF lloIs and 2p head OF Sheep
Buggy, very superior ano ard such other
articles Of Furniture usually found in gctemans
house.
They will also, WEDNESDAY, the 10Th OF December
next, fair not he next fair day thereafter sell the
place. 1T public auction. S:STYsiS vaCA1e likely
NEGROES, including Men. Women and C;ildgrn-auloEg
them THREE PRAGTlSED ENGINEERS, capable vi lusii
aging and running 4 Steam engine and c:rcEnr saw.
TERMS-For all sum. under 500 cash. for al over
that credit of Fix months will be gwen skiing
from the purchasers bonds win approved sccnry bear
Ing Interest from The duie.
TRUSTEES:
THoS. WATKINS Noun. Laural. Halifax county, Va.
L. V. GAINES, brakes Braach, Charlue cguHty, Va
Nnr ia