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SIYTY-SlN Ns:GfsOIs> .;ND \ LARGE
AMOUNT. OF OTHER PERSONAL rRurENri Fol

Il
fOf virtue nf 4 Deed Of Trust executed 10 the subscribers
I'D bv W!lin J. Watkins, nf Charlotte county We viii
proceed, I'll ESDAf r 18th dag ~ i'sGcJbrr next,
fair II hot, the fair day thereafter at s rcsidcEce
five G.eS from krysv:llr TIE Richmond and panvlic
Railroad, make sale oi al the stock, Crops Farming
IMPLEMENTS Household and Kitchen Furniture, ll:clr owi
I'D by him. consisting of ~ head OF valuable wr!lhroEe
Horses and Mules about Gg head II Cattle ncudine oxen
aud Mch Cows ~ head Of liors and 20 head u! Sbre
Also, number OF Carts and Wagons, Curriarc and
Buggy very superior octave Piano, and sucl Ui!c.
articles OF Furniture usually found in rr:rGdE
house.
They will also, on WEDNESDAY, the l9i!I OF December
fair If hot. the next fair d4? thereafter sell a. the
place, public auction valuable ard likely
NEGROES, including Men, Women and ChiI'!Grn-aGIons
them THREE pRACTISED ENGINEERS, capable Of inan
aging and running s,cau.ra@i:r and circular saw.
TkgMS-fur all uulcrr So CASH oT al sulis over
that 4 crrd: VI six rnnhs will he given taking
from the purchasers bonds with approved security bcar
ing inieres, from the date.
TRUSTEES:
TH0S. WATKINS Mnuat l.aural Halifax cpu:!'?. VI.
l.. v GAINES, brakes Branch, Charlotte county, Va
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;,t4Ni's'rNTIAts. OE I!.k;,ENfA.

ttlC EED AZ tiS :Is;';.oh ana -pi iIcV' ana
3. ''r A-nis store. No -, rSnrl street, - ",'"".
~s. r.',.rcl p:;crs, :p-"i'
a4.;s, SVc-- Sad B:o.r"s
Ha..c! C!i..!.ea a:l Srrvlr.'S' S'.uri
~ ..r.i Car; iiacn:-s e: c'":y '.cS..:,''i""
II s, t..r.' ';A:d-, L:G'aG: y 1s"
Wt.".,. t;rtS,
i,rly All "h--ibnrrr'Ss
n'r,:-"u-s, SAFES,
s:r::,rd .nL Plaid Cottoa-
Sr:-"yj a.I I.nseys fV. p.aa; alton hs.:,
'.,r!, made Co'.aG for Servants
Has u: the abcve articles aii aad Tor sale, AZ.
.i" q. ri,"eG or other job done TO order.
ST. notice r.i c= ruhcta.i customers oriy
49, : i.ar.
s ;rs" ;:r rpGRt"y, WIKI satisfactory references,
..r..i a:'-n,!yd "a. Address K ". NIMM0,
I:.%-s:: Acrn; and Strrekreper Va pen,tIn;iafv
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). Jtlt'NST w Vt "
JOHNSON & rsG7s.
%NIElSClIAN y L..

..t.:l :vii..>.' s.ucEog wAHsiiru>E,l
RICHMOND, "a.
~. H. lie -: Tot eco, Wheat Corn ami country pre-
Z .~:leraily :h-ir sincere thanks 20 HER
~ :- very LIBERAL patronage heretofore sTt=ntied
.t a.. :. continuance aud Increase q; the same
49,, -. y-a- irGH.isin. their U:d 2ldeG persons ai"n
:, 80. .;-a,a"-ifs ccaI,g!:,ei - ;i:eili.
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II :;o:als.::jj;IZGAg IRON WORKS,

tI-lINVNU, NlN'fINsN
r--G ..,.t-. r ;.. .l...i cement eN"Gh" 20
.r =uu-',:n i.!.ni=, have spared 10 Ni"''T
:..,..,i &c; c.i:e, 20 meet ;e iac:tas"i nrI"i!
=. :. v,,ru, r,.:u:n:.3rcs. IL oar -....,,
,i. N.'.f i..l'.i. Dl[I'A XII Il IN /.
. ig..: c>tc.svv improvements. by The I!ai'!oh l"
u l..,.y. .! H.. ::.rs, Eo,:crn AID i:I..ovei H:a
rs.a-t...
s,r- -, ~. ~. ,arri by s..crnttrn: horizontal M'-
-,,- -! 80. ,r wn o.! the Ay- hy powerful Hy!Ta@c
- s-: .rt .u az Indicator, hr which ih" force. a'-
;s;.~.t 80 'rr~ r"r,i = accurately Ul-nsGr-t.
,.....i.r. :a1;.gIc;are, from r"s; CHARCOAL
NhIii..-
1T. Iron. Er:i:0ai Chairs Railroad al! slip Spikes
E.rlrr! M.r!.: Truck Bolts and f!s Bars Car ana
2.G.. AXi- !c-. nad 0:her long BOZ iro. i!ucks
C..,r ~ g.yrc.s al l!:.4s IF0'. a:. l:Ta: C,rs7
c. ...r Sf;!i,na-y ai.d Portable fng!ars, Sa" .ni
";'.t M.l., SSsar M!o aG'! EngGrs. ,,.
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ST. ,tiIi. COY ::IS1H OF VIRGINIA.

ENGDRNAT!DN h,yii.. hr.m RECEIVED by the E%",u'!Te
4 tha; on SATURDAY last Jn!IN WRIGHT Of The
cnu.ic- employed w"rE ir Capitol square, Who hal
been coiicrr ty the Circuit Court Of GrceGhiicT county
10 :np in the Priic;lirr Tor two years: '0r The
crime graai larceny, uae his escape, and j. how
rr,g a, r.- therefore do hereby ocr reward OF ONE
iIC,DEEu iULLA.s 10 any person who sha! arrest The
said John Wr:c.t. aad deliver lin Into the Pruitcnhry
and do moreover require AL Ccers uth Commonwealth
civil ad military, ai request th- people generally To use
their Lc- exc:tius 10 IrOcare his arrest, that c nay
b. brought % ju-c-.
- Given under my hand Governor, and un'i"r
l. III. Less sea-! 1f The Commonwealth, at Gund,
'.- } this twr!r'i. DAY q; November, l>GU.
JOHN LETClIEa.
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ry I'll. EovE,:Sois oS VIRGINIA..

4 PROCLAMATION.
SLTIiHEEh$ y" :.- Constitution rf MS CrIHmnawca.
" IA. L,vr,unr IS Invested with the authority 10 CON
he :l-riI Assembly, "wh2n, in h!- 0pi:un, Il: i
,ere't "f ':,c cpmunuw raI may require it,
Ah! whereas, a. the last Sts,nu q. tte legislature Il
larg" q" '- public busI.Ss was lett IN an un
tL!s:-i cn"i:!o:. rr Of time 10 complete the same
An """"a> nc i'I; ;Ii", contract las been entered
in" iy Me jaime, River and kanawia Company, ter the
sale o IL rn;rc line OF Improvement, with all lis !rai
chlse, and iGGmncs, ncu!iaE the large Interest held
therein Ivy tc CoirOuw eath uul with siipuaiIos for
the completion n ,t r- w"r and IL is necessary that
;ir contract i: arro"- hgrld be ratified hy ;h Gen"
raj Assembly I" siEe validity and force 10 the aGre.neui
made
And "s"r"aS, Tr"sHTi"r" %, the appointment 81 E'ec
tors, majority .! "pu known 10 b. favorable 10 The
election ~ >"rtiJh lttcs President and Vice tr"
..dehi VI the ni:v tr" whose pruc pies and Views are
hrlcEcI ty large portion n The Southern Statrsb 10 Gc
n direct hostility - their Constitutional rights and inter
c.- and u! cnGrpn"!c" thereof excitement ais
IN the public !Iid. and prudence requires shat the repre-
Sr'atives 0! IA. people! .. .- ra should TAX,
in" consideration hs condition of public aiIIirs, aud de-
'rrin., calmly and wisely ~ia action 10 necessary in
his emergency, therefore. !, lpS srcgE Go"crnor, hy
III. o H." authority aforesaid! 40 cr.hy require the Sc
;a;urs and DELEGATES Vi the w0 !ru>-, Of tho General a.
scntr Of tie Commonwealth, ru..rIir ~ the Capitol
III ;!e ciy Uf Eictn0Dd MONDAY. She seventh day Z"
January, A. D. si, al Il ocuc NJ -gisate upon suel
subjects as they may deem necessary anA proper.
Gi"ciI GI''.r ny hand ~ Governor, and under III,
l. :. Sal %; ia: I".ILp:!.' ,irs Rchaton. TIL
l'".i day Of Nvy"i,rT, l.,' AMI in the Sstl
OF tie Commonwealth. JOHN LETCIEH
By :iic Governor
Gro. W MCSToEr, Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Nov ij-l3y
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RUFEI N'S
i'!:3Spfi3fs-isnRUEI3N {IIASO,

~ ,'r ."iy - su.:Y order. for 'ny fertilizers
i!ey CONE Ia. All niny rry mpca getting @iti..
.. Tr!" not ia:g:lnr; - a: hsv" made: dc;r
..''s i:s la; i"Irart"nts from Anything else in
:. .,! net.rf h:r;ii. il cOatt,n- pure buSE
ra,t. ~ i.r"I :'.n An: other al; ;,,at.! naaao.
..'.;s ct ,Ipi: ::E preparations - whra. t!,r
-"t,.n '...r G"rn A. favorable c"C,I b. cSp"c'sc
o. Inclined di-Hs.crS o. Join; worm, ~, cGs;. aui
'-.t - re-" r,u::::, T!ch rrrrtir he lces"n: "a
" "i the pho-phiirs 10 vcry rrea; cN;-. a.
'i s," '.- 'i"h' .rtnns But The al The tr>;;-
l.;t ciG, rr supcr:": IN Peruvian Guano on
.r .-; 'n: t:'s .t,i he'd iso-pttc-iis nearly AL
- -. prv"" ~ superiority Under ih:: srtsD::~,t"r
."! >:I.: -! LJ"cr Il itri" ihat Uc""siAi..
rs. .s.'. Reported. hg they were such e""ry
ass. .+aiS q; sometimes '.Hs 80 liz: !irt that the
''. '.' ."': '"sit -, ha. most .cDer"!l; - the
Tr's -: '.i "!Ira, ,s,i .i.r harr ever snDsTGI.
.i'rp"y -: it- rolE: ". my ElalGrr- is 20 hr
.. - Ia: t!tat nave order. Tor than tour
r.,'>i. - ..h i; ..,' sane .'eri1d last year.
.T- N:.y ITducrr 20 try my euano from their
-."Hce. ~ ;le representations Of others, par
d.. "gG~>t-t order ui:iu> gGs!i" and that
- - t.. IS :rfc ::.ny manipulated articles ia lie
rg..,'-
!..G aad q: :.y5rti ti:e commission merchants
.. Us " l:;c:l'"".d of ny agents Mcss5S. THOMAS
".i,I! >t'Ns. Petersburg; NJ lnLLES CO. Lynch
tart, ii,il SC1if. Fredericksburg; MASON MARTIN K
/" sc.:'-"s,ic JOHNSTON, CLARKE * Co, paav!!lc.
=" ;--t. -- FRANK. Il. ErFFiE.
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p,.ysIIC SiLr:OF vAl.Iis,I.E Ala vY;:,
,TIiI.I.I,,v VINTI Jit DI

NN THURSDAY the TWE:,Tr->ENF NFNTll DAY or Il..
" CEMl;El 1850 Commissioner under DECREE ri tie
Circuit Court Of Louisa Counl rendered. OH ie list day at
S,trtber sGO shall SELL 80 ir ie!cs: bidder at hot'
"a Court House. credit ~ twelve months, with :nrrr-t
rnIa date, the purchaser slrin: b6ni Win r"h s"cuf
FIt..u slaves hun,gins the Estate ni tht, ic M',
deceascd consisting iour prime y0ung S ar srv.
likely lsoys and Girls several valuable Young Woiurn ANA
Children and one blacksmith.
nov oi-ct9J,lr Ucc'y WN. T. l.. fnALf:E. Ccmmr.
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Debts Due by The South TO the North.

Debts Due by The South 10 the North.
There exists apprehension in some quarters
that in the event of Il dissolution Of the Con-
fcderacy, the debts now due and to become due
by Southern merchants and citizens to North
ern houses, will he in some manner lost and
not paid
We presume that there is AS much individual
honesty and commercial integrity among South
ern merchants and citizens us among any other
people; and any acts of dishonesty will meet
with the same condemnation at the South that
they merit and receive among honest people
everywhere
While the merchants aiId manufacturers Of
the North have in many instances been shame
fully derclict in their duty 10 the South and to
the Union, yet such dShonorabc conduct will
never bc made the rrctcxt hy honest Southern
merchants for au avoidance Of Il just obligation
to pay an honest debt. Goods, wares, and mcr
chanhisc" purchased at the North will be no.
nestly paid for, whether the Union be prcSerr-
cd, or dissolved, unless the North vacatcs the
obligation to pay by making war upon the
South.
The law Of nations has no better established
principle than that state Of war vacatcs all
debts, claims and contracts existing between
the subjects and citizens Of the nations ut war.
The payment Of debts due from the SoIilh to
the North vii; deprEd solely "pcn the North.
Ii thai Srctinn appeals tD war To coercion, and
seeks, no! Ia maiitan hut II aveE@c the Union,
then 1t will become tie 'luty 81 every citizen
of the Sonth 10 seek for al! means to inilict in
jury Of every kind unon each and nil Of the
citizens Of the North. The effort at coercion,
followed by war, can only prevent the North
from receiving their just debts. The people Of
the South arc able To pay, and will pay Com
ncrcial rcvulsion msy postpone and defer pay
ment, but cannot repeal the just obligation to
pay The merchants and manufacturers of the
North arc thus douby interested in preserving
the peace, and all their hest efforts should be
directed to that end
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7sha Hichmond Enquirer,
.,..Ly. SEMI-wEEKLI AND WEEKLY
'.;,,.L;.H, WISE n ALLEGRE.
Z, I L NJ S:

-p,.. !srkK, seven dollars per aHuum, anu a' VIZ
, ;,i;,r. If ,sIrn for si,"rIrr period than enc
i''t r c SsaI-W gGxlT, hv" dollars per "iihu.l ~.
i,r> !cr Il. .aouths payable III advance; f"! '.'
..gii :! p-: RUuan. or s!S c":'S "r ~, w 49, w r
-: by mail :',-i ra.i !,c rCy.,fr', "f 'i'eE WIZ
- 1T t'c Sr:te.-. -, tw..tIv
>S- Advertisements Inserted III the h"''!' 'e" ''
a, W.r:iy inquirer. on ii:'eral terms. ,,r,
,"rj,as5S i.SeS!Ehis ApvsRrlSiSG sE@s -
,.an:i the uor'hly circua'!0ni Is i"""S u,""
Advertisements inserted a. - ctn,s per nnc
l,:.. "a HI. o:!cr may be rr.ntd pei ui.'i' IN
..., I.aik ursS |rEy.sttrtt', ri the ieh I"
"s !, .:.i,a..:ss and Tributes Of Respect. cNc.edna
.-. .r, charged for as advertisements.
. Ta:a distance must be accompanied "ih 'he ""
.. ~ satisfactory references TO insure execution
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ELLA .p;sI,CS ;;O:s SIit..


oCRSCANT decree c::crcl al HE uc;"'cr tern! OF
Circuit Court Tor the c"ua:r OF Amelia ia the case
Vi Wilson, Wilson, tor division among the
parties emitted thereto. sa special COMMISSIONS
sell WEDNESDAY, the l:'' day Of pee":iher, 1861 al
public auction the lreIISeS. II fair; II not. te nrXt
fair day that valuable property, known Aicla Springs,
situated three miles FROM ecrss:c, th: Richmond and
DtIyr Railrnlb and miles from she City Uf Richmond.
These Springs have u great brnc TO many visit.
The buildings are large and "- coy most o. Them
being Of brick, and we'll arrIcsi. Ike .e:cry pie
iuresque aud beautiful
or The lluU Of land attached, 3vJ acres are low
grounds the finest quality loo ST; in clover, a
10 acres seeded in wheat.
This trac; vii! he either sold all together, in parcels,
rs may deem best iay u! SAT" This farm consider
ri by all who acquainted with H. one OF the best In
this portion OF Virginia
TERMS Cash cnough 20 pay expenses Of sale; The nt'
ance n one aud three years with Interest added, -:
purchaser giving bonds, with good security the title to ie
land retained u;it!i the purchase raoDrr Is ;rai!.
WM. +. Z. GREGORY, Commissioner.
shall administrator OF Thenas &. Wilson. sell on ;hc
saa- day, aud ~ The place, The Household. ;d h:ic!-
en- Furniture, Crops, consisting OF n barrels q" Crri;
G. 1.sln
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aH - - - a=- e.
~ 6t.EE.l,

,To MEI AT Law,
..... ..s.. I:.n,,t :yic- $50 No ~, South SN!h
'-..
..iiI.AG Ill. PHI ~.
.,.. ..s, lection t.: rla:!!S ani! al! other BUS
~. Jan 81 - CT
a .s s
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CoMMISSIONEi:'S SALE OF 'THk: VAL
, UABLE "SrKlNG FARM," CONTAINING 1861
ACRES ~ HENRlCO, FUuE MILES NuKTlL-WEsr
OF RICHMOND.
! COMMISSIONER appointed hS 4 "'cfeeo oi the rir-
N cult Court of enrica, pronounced Oh The 9Th ovci-
ber l.GU, IL the Of CaTdn"r arIEs. NaGiatr, In
rcutor, &C.. 'ha Commissioner thereby appointed,
proceed to sell III public suction Oh he premises.
FRIDAY, inc 2ist DECEMBER, al J.. oc"ch ~, fair, u
not, the next far day thereafter, the valuable sPflNH
FARM" located above, Of which the late Miles H..
Gardner dieu seized, aud which nov III Il occupancy o!
Daniel T.. GarJusr, Esq.1
1t contains by survey l9G. oi Hh!c there
is ample quantity uf wcud land Tor the e of tie place.
The cleared Land is In fine state 0; cultivation.
There is The lac: rNcellct frames dwelling near
~ new, and every uu bui; necessary !r The q! he
The place is remarkably healthy aI the mrisi'
horloud among the best In tie couaiy.
T,EMS :-Uncipur,h cash balance a. twelve. eighteen
and ,wcny four months negotiable notes. Interest add
ed and The title retained till Ill tlt purchase monty iu y
Iwd, and conveyance oTicrrdhy the Court.
JOHN u. YOUNG,
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,,n,.ELaS 4 GREGORY \

rrry1 TNg COURTS OF HANOVER "HU N'H"
iIn'G:ls ,..n attends the Courts OF King aIa
r \ 3JrtlA>. W!rs'': hins a.A Minnaa r., ,,.-r,v
:, c.t ,p.,y ia iIil ,trrch. Hanover -" .N.!
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.>s..,,,S,SHin<:r:. ATrGESET At ..'",
.r- -. - t,.c Carts oi Eu;c;Ourt &nd a'u''"'"G
c"Ea'.-' ,...,.-, ,,,,.r w.
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By he Governor
GEon1E ". Mr>Toh. Secretary =! the Commonwealth.
JOHN WElGliT alias ALLES SMITH, was born in
Clark county, Georgia. j. Gr- feet nine and ir-e.uaEtc
inches h. thirty three years U! age, with black hair and
hazel eyes. Hi UPPER teeth all ou He left Ills COLI
vc clothes and |. supposed to have brown sack c"a
wi. .""-: collar a!d patch each elbow His coat
-. ;.s"u ;s"u "a. place L; which he was L; wui.
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= -
! ETH Gil l. I . \.
,...,..a.,r !iuu.lE; COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
,y:..::, ga .SsiisS OF HEAVY WSoL-
i.-,.p,.t,S Nf.HRr BLANKETS, sr1CkiNG fAEH'
a. l.IsSf.S H.: ..e.rs Eumrn. March "-clF
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I. Il. i;,sxs?tLH, late OF Flr;avi!ie
.s.s.ESDiLE l. EssOkss.hS,
D. ' y

r..iv,SsiJI MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, NA.
.,sy,cs xg.K Snocxpv wAGSH"rSE
q, i..AAL ADV ANCES ma,!r on Crns!.nmca's IN mana.
Jan. 5-cts
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AUCTION SALES.
Fry sASl.L so5.EIs, d CO., Auct-.
n,1s IfS.rIcl,.S SiIII OEf

TRUSTEES SALE OF
NO1.ST WASill NGTUN FEMALE COLLEGE, AMI
OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY At MOUNT WASH
ISGTOS.
g)Y virtue Of decree of the Circuit Cour ol baltimore
ID County the undersigned trustee viii nlcr Tor Snie on
the premises SATURDAY, the FIFTEENTH uF pEtfh
BER lS6u, ii o'clock. A. NJ, the following Fai"Apie
property, viz: g.. w.,
No. l-Tree Tracts OF Land, situated at Mount wash
lnson Baltimore county SIX miles rrI tlie ci:S Vi ha
more, on the Northern aud Central Railroad m
These three tracts will hc sold together Fi'sH coi'ai
about tscny-unc AMI half acres of land, ahi "rs lt,
proved by the extensive Building, well Sn"wi rs ie MOUNT
Washington Female College. This building ert''r hut Il
,w years since contains ACCOMMODATIONS for about seven
iy.fyr boar,rS IL Is bu:t in the most substahtIa man
mr. and canuius MI the mpdrr'I improvements Tor Dwell
p nnd College purposes. II Is well worthy of Tie ALIEN
linn of teachers and the heads Uf public Institutions The
uildnr Is Of octnrun hac and four stories In height.
The ,tnaon Is high and the nr:hburhocL very healthy.
From parcel No will lac excepted the small piece OF ground
to he sold separately, as
No! ALI that Lot Of Ground beginning the Sorth
d. of Washington Avenue ton Mount Washington lands
ut point ~ feet Souihcas,cry from the rnaIu ciirance
gateway the Female College gruulis aud running
thence Nor,hery GS feet trnce Eastery 1T right angles
with the first line ~ trncr S0uLcrly parallel with ihe
FIRST line lHS iert Washington hvcmnr, and thence
bounding saiI ~ !rci 10 the place OF begin
ming.
This lot Is Improved 10y Church, 'i:'y !c:; front
hy fifty fee: in depth. The c Is believed 10 u: iaGi>pu
table.
TERMS SA.G Ome.:hir! cash and the balance in wo
equal !usi mcr;s a. x aEI wlvc months from the day
Of sale with iu.r.:t t. and .-cuy to the satisfaction Of the
Trustee UESiLLE lIDR%lTZ, Trustee.
SAMUEL, j. SUpEk j. CO.,
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Sept 6-ctf
SCI't - ------------
LAND AND SLAVES M T'aIE toUNTi

LAND MD SI.t FS EN Htu
OF AMELIA FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
vR,ur pv;s, of John H. S;cser deceased, oGer Tor sale
sprvarly valuable tract OF land S'hI on tns APPo'
tna,toy River in the county Of Amelia 1--we miles from Mat
trax Depot on the Richmond and Danviie .aroad, con-
,aiuny by estimation, thousand acres TIC au
mrably adapted 10 the production o. cor W'eat anu ~"
coun;y II desired ii will be divided into t~" tracts Ihe
n,rlLurloyd excellent. Possession vi" be gwen
~ nnrr The sv.srrs rcServ;ns the right t" cultivate anu
gather growing crops if satisfactory arFaaSGMchI can
40, hc made with the purchaser Ia lake licii'
The purchaser "i the land, " he dcsire item 10, W, Wv -
Tie T.nMs vii! hc made accommodating. c,, u,
..",,! a. W n~. L. W. SrEGER
f',' ~ 30 -. Na:tuax Depot, Amelia.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
rsrSrIETAN F0R SALE.

Esn"EIESAN FOR SALE.
Ts1IiS Estate lying James River In Charles Cy couh
ty three niles from the Court House, and containing
COO acres (oue.alf under cultivation and hshy ,u-
proved Is for sale. shall be absent In the s0uI, M
,r,, nr Two u, Jprnr nv absence Mr. Thos IL. Wilcox
i. authorized 10 Tell it, will ray any contract nc
,nay enter Iato teaching The premises =, u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-30

WY WM g. SELDEN, NJ. d.
Charles City Co, Oct. l2-csw -------
JAMES RIVER LAND FOit 50 Li..
ys,E subscriber wishes 10 sell his Farm. located on @
D Sou;h ,i,, ~ james SiYer in Chesterfield eoniEa,
~, :, ~ ~, nil. from m. city Of Richmond 1t contains
;Gi acres, ahnu. Uu o; wlc! arahle The rS'"s. ~ ~
oak and ,irr growth toyjsina aud sf'"nHl @ r
or IA acr,.s Of low grounds, nnl some branch ""!'.
bf, r. hos. usually found ar;a "l us SIZE, an"
have ben erected within the las; few years Thr
C-,r nnsrrv upon the land. In successful operation" ~"
N'" % , h. ,arm il is supposed would pay the lrice
~ La .r H. There is ready access 20 Eichmoh" 'anr"e'
by the Canal. T., ,,, l., of ur.
tohrr. . IA, ,u.;,;
Mr. England who lives on the farm, WILL exhibit IL.
CiIAS = FRIEND,
Manchester.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL DIR Williams. PIP. r D
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a,auy.u " II yong and lady, MI
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steven. anS ~ oS HO1SE..J Nixon, SC; s
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VII ps = n, ~ ara. NY; X Waters, Nd; " ia
Mai: Ni..i R R"mts Al :: rilbert. VT; Church,
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ss n1s5; Sr11p s%. "A M Hbssns h0'''
.n:on Rsnj AysgsssS 81 2 Psqn .gyisOl H,'
Stovons, Isaac l., Private, sos 18th N
Stevenson, John W., Private, rs est
Stewart, James A., National Hotel
stewart, VIM, IS Louisiana av,
Stokes, WIN. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing. United States Hotel
Stratton, ohm L.. N, Willards, Office 2l3 Pa. av
Tappan, Mason w, Nationsl Hotel
Taylor, NJ, Private, west side 2lst 1t, bet and
Thayer, Eli, Willards Hotel
Theaker, Thomas c., Hyatts, $50 Pa.av
Thomas, James H., 5U7 st
Tompkins, Cydnor B.. Washington House
Train, Charles R., Willards' Hotel
Tr1mble, Carey A., WIllards' Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., 44S eth st
xallandi gham, Glenn. L., S29 1t
Vance, Zsbulon B., Mrs. Harrison's, S7 Pa. av
ysndsye1 Wm. Private, 10 MasasHnH a,a av
Wade, Edward, sss st
Waldron. Henry, w Washington House
Washburn, G. c., Clarendon House, 9Th st l. Pa ay
Washburne, Ellihu B., 485 9Th st
Washburn, jr., Israel Private, Franklin Row, SS2
Webster, Edwin HI Mrs Harrlson's, 81 Pa av
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, "a Missouri av
Whitley, WIN. g., So uth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
WINDOW, Wm., Avenue House
WinslOw, Warren, 26 st
Wood, John, 500 18th st
Woodruff, John, Wlards' Hotel
Woodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright. John w., Browns Hotel