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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-21
From W4SIiinptOli.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lT.-Thc vote to-day on
the motion to table the Senate's Till 10 abolish
the iranking privilege does not afford fair in
dicainn cf the Scns, Of the House on the SUBJ
cct, as some member, who recorded their names
III the negative would have voted directly
a.ai,,>t the hill had The question Of It's passage
been rrr>cnird Although! Mr. Collay, the
cha'rman and u majority OF the post-oilice COM
rittee, ARE understood to be in favor of abolish
lns, the :"anking privilege, bu; not TO interfering
with the p:c<rn! lax in regard to the crciila.
ton "i newspapers the House br thirty.orc
majority, refused 10 give the till that direction.
AIT! referred il 70 Special committee. moved
by gentleman who had publicly expressed his
opposition 20 the proposed measure
In DrGe" 10 show tat Kansas has the reou-
site population under the law Of Congress 10
"ntite hc- 10 admission as State Of the
Union. Judge Amy has Sflit for certified CO.
pi.s o! t;:c res!S,r: aud cens,is taken last Year.
and for copies OF the various election returns
"f last year. They have rot been forwarded
by the Secretary OF the Territory 10 the State
Department here From certified copies nf
the returns. which Judge Army. obtained from
the clerk Of soEts. Of the .esir,ics in Kansas,
hc coreurs with Judge Petit, aud others in
|
,ants within the boundaries prescribed for
Kansas in the Wyandn;tc constitution.
! In Allen county, which is on the New York
! Indian reserve, there are over two thousand
persons. In Lewis county which includes the
| Miami reserve there are over 800 registered
voters. These are two Of the extreme South
crn counties and, owing TO the troubles grow
ing ont Of the claims OF the Indians TO the land,
Judge .irny says their settlement has been re-
! tarried
! The army medical boa,i recently convened
here have reported t;lvorahly on the respective
anbulancrs OF Surgeons Finley, Oudridse and
! rrppIrr. Sererao Of each kind are to be placed
! in service, with n view ha; their practical ui!-
rantages may DC asccrtained. The board also
made important changes in the Standard sup.
! ply for the general and post hospitals, &c.
! Among the recent contirmaiors by the Ser
! ate, are Wn. R. Parrish. as District Attorney
! !Jr Southern Illinois, and john H. Lewis, L. s.
marshal for Wisconsin,.
The receipts into the treasury during the
! las, week amounted to s.. 600, 900. ant! the pay
mcnts 81, 4U0. 300. The balance sui cct to draft
! * 81 OUU (lGn
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To the Editors Of tie Enquirer:
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Is, Is


McSsrs. E.litors- Having been II resident Of
this city for the past six months, and being
brought constantly in contact with the mcr'
chants and manufacturers here. write 10
request that you publish these few lines in
vindcaton of parties who have been grossly
>lan,lcrrl Sumo one, more fnol than knavc,
mas published list OF houses in Philadelphia,
as abolition in their principles Many, on that
list, are innocent and would not pick their
neighbours pocket, on principle, and cut their
throats afterwards No; the Southern men know
their friends, and their own Judgment will al
low them to discriminate justly!
PiIilalelphia, as q manufacturing city, is
the first in America. It is true she is far be-
ind her sister city, New York. in o mercan
.ic point Of view, but give her tmc to arouse
from her Rip Van Wi#klc sleep. Energy is
,ll that is needed to bring her out and make
i,cr what she should br. The people here, ns
a mass, are polite and courteous; but, the same
here as in other parts Of the world when you
tind man uncivil it is owing to his bad breed.
ing and naturally Il want Of proper refinement.
! publish no names, for some with malicious
intent rrar think am hired to this END.
remain, yours truly,
JAMESF. CLARKE, Of Georgia,
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I to S tons Of raw material are REQUIRED n pro-
duce one ton Of pi; metal; and worse still the
ore is impure rs we'll rs lear, consequently
they cannot make 4 good iron, and they do not
try They prefer 10 produce L large qnan,itr
, and sell at low prizes to compensate. E"t It
would he economy 10 pay much greater prices
for good iron. sine: ;he waste III rt-SHlaltn" or
rc.rolIing, is frequently 90 per cent. or equal
to $40 per ton, when we consider the equrs:.
lent waste Of coal, labor, Sc, and ;ha! the iron
: is but second rate afcr all.
The question, then, does not seem TO be whc.
thcr coke will make rooi iron; but. rs far as
the fuel is concerael. is the coGl good, or
equally as pure as the Goals generally used -
We believe our Goals generally arc a* good as
those generally made Use of Tor the production.
Of iron, whether anthracite or bituminolls.
Professor Waiter r. Johnson, in his repor-
on Goals 10 the United States Government, says
that the coal of Edge Hill" (now Dunlop, Nc.
Carce l. Co.'S mincSl in IIenrico COUNTY,. is a
fine cokcins coal and well adapted Tor smelling
purposes.
But as.ve before stated. much more depends
on The quality Of the iron ores and fucS Cline.
stones, shells or whatever ray he used for this
purpoSc) timn the coal. An iron ore tha, con-
; tainS much sand or silica, will not make good
iron under any process hat can be made avaiIa-
bic, and any fixed impuri,y in the ores Injuries
the quality of the iron it may produce. Sui
pfur, phosphorus. manganese, &c, &c, is
equally as injurious, and, unless driven oil hy
calcnation. cannot make good iron.
the iron ores on the james River arc gene.
rally good. There arc deposits Of impure iron,
bnt there can nc no need Of their Use for ages
to conc, since there is an abundance that we
know will make good iron, from its purity and
from practical tests We haze the best Of
brown and red hcmattcs, magnetic and other
rich ores, which, in Great Britain, and even in
some parts Of this country, are brought great
DISTANCES, and used at considerable cost, to mix
with the lean, impure ores, in order 10 improve
the quality Of the iron produced.
We have the material here to make good and
cheap iron We need not 60 from home for 4
single artcl". But VT may here state the fact,
that anthracite coal can be brought from Balti-
more or Philadelphia and used. here in the pro-.
duction of IRON 1t is now carried to Fort Ed
ward. some 200 miles up the Hudson river, in
New York, and iron is there made and sold at
$23 TO So per ton, with profit. The Goa! costs
there from s. To 1925. II would not cost
more here. But We have all we want
and therefore we will no, be required In 90 from
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rho Choice of Virginia.

The rst choice Of the Democracy of Virginia
is nov made known to her sister States. All
doubt or uncertainty is removed. Sixty thou
sand Democratic votes have declared, through
their representatives, that Henry 4. Wise is
their choice far the next Presidency.
On Wednesday night last, more than is, 900
Democratic votes were polled by delegates au-
thoriscG TO represent them, not only declaring
preference for Wise, Tut announcing that
that preference should be expressed by a reso-
iuti0n Of the State Democratic C0nvcntlon.-
On Thursday, more than 1000 votes were
added, pledged to the same policy. Two test
votes were rendered by Il minority opposed to
the vote OF preference. and each test proved that
Wisc's friends commanded a majority of the
whole vote of the State. y stubborn minority
then determined that no further test should be
uarlr. Arailing themselves Of an indulgence:
extended by The ma or!ty, ard which permitted
thirty men 10 arrest the proceedings Of the
Convention by call for L scaled vctc-thls mi
nority piled demand on demand for scaled votes,
until u month would scarcely have Sutliccd To
decide the trivial NucstioEs which were insist
cd on, and on which sealed votes were demand
cl-thrcatS to diSnrganize the party, and To
split the vote OF Virginia, having been found M
sutii 10 intimidate themajority. And when
threats and unfair strategy seemed likely to
prove insufficient FOR the purpose, disorder snd
clamor were Superadaed. In fine, the minority,
with some honorable exceptions, de,errsancd
that no. rots sh0ua BE- taken ON final test
which would have proved their command Of
scarcely orc-Eourth of the vote Of the COnren-
ton. NJ Democratic Convention in Virgins:
was ever Lelore marked by such injustice
or such unJccorning disorder Intentionally cX-
cited and sustained Tor tie Ilcrc purpose Of
preventing I majority from proceeding 70
vote. But the voice has gone FORTH in spite
of the effort 10 diu~n its expression. Dy.a
scaled vote. in which the rutire strength Of thc
minority and about two.thirds only oi the
strength Of the majority was counted, the
Convention has announccl that it would NOT
refuse an expression Of preference for It's fl
yorite. Ic,ry \. Wise now stands before The
Union as Virginias chosen candidate for The
Presidency. The unit vote of Virginia i, his,
and will bc cast for him at Charleston and his
opponents are now preciuded by their OWN
avowals from attempting, as they are excluded
by their weakness from pcTPcua,ns, any in
fraction whatever Of that unity.
We will endcavor to furnish in to.norrows
issue, q condensed account Of the proceedings
which have resulted thus iavore5ly, and in 50
doing NC will take the opportunity To explain
more fully than nj present the course oi policy
adopted 10y the majority or the ono hard. and
the minority on the other.
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The EarDcrsa Ferry InvcstiGation,

Martin T. Conway, Esq, has trslIiied B, lore
this committee in Washington To the effect that
Brown never intimatcd anything to him about
the IIarpcrs Ferry raid,
Governor Robinson. OF Kansas. testified that
Brown did not 20 To Kansa, to settle, but on ac.
count OF the difficulties which lie expected
would extend until the country generally
should become involved, and slavery be
abolished His object was not peace, but rcvo-
luton. and differed in this respect from tho
free State men generally The only other per.
son who arowed to the wiincsS similar objcc,
.r,s .I,n,s Iluiua:h
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AUCTION SALES,


FHNuh proprietor desiring to 60 suuii. o1er, tie ABOVE
d property AT private sale. The buildings IL u u.w
lsrss Siu wen arranged for boarding sco, l. the u,iu
building Is ~ 10y 81 feet, Continuing 81 rooui. -
yard and Sarden d, ndsomrly laid out with fals
an" terraces several hundred fruit wei selected
Oh All varieties conthn!nS l6 OF excellent iand III.
veu INTO hcds Orchard and Meadow Ic" pond, Bath
a"uSe' %c' good locs"u for Military Institute. II IS
Well waiered, and extremely healthy
Lowest price t?V in three equal annual payments. with
intere.t paid Annually carl deferred ho:Id IA indclie
perio'l iuay probably be had on one bend.
Neierener-Jun A. Garter, r. state Senator: Mcssrs.
T. H Ball and VI. EcnIy. Legislators: Dr. Eyald rcsi.
orht Hchm"ni College, 10 my ~ Kcinr;i college
Allie. LYu,luuu cuun;y, Va. JAS H. GCLICK.
L. 81 have two nlhr: Earns containing about t'Ai
aires Of excellent Land, tha, will sr:l low. }. H. G.
Jan 2l-clQt
TRt.Srs:fi,S Hts.s: az; :s'GsA l:uCHiNs;-
HAN TCHNrikE ROAD.
Sf virtue Of deed ~ executed t" i!t uIdc signed,
- as Trustee, hy the Rockingham Turnpike Company,
for the benefit Of parties herein nlnr ami WHICH
deed hears date The 18Th day nf June. lS5 shall proceed
SELL public auction, Gcronsrllle, 0rang. county
On SATURDAY, THE TWENTYriFTI DAY uF FEBKu
ElSE TURNPIKE RoAD
mentioned in said drri fitu.t.
Said rurn,rS. exc,l, TOM arrisonhurs In the county
Of RockinvtIan, 10 point the Blue Ridge Turnpike.
within half uiIc o: G"rioilsvie II passes through
dvrSry populated section OF county, smd cummands
large travel alIh will be greatly Increased by the
curulr"n of the Manu>Ss Cap f.nnd to iarr;'onbbre
TERMS S.LS-unr:hird Of the purchase iH"ley L" DC
pd in four months, aud ons-,hrt IA c'gll lnonis ana
upr-.lrd in twelve mor, rnu the day Of sale" ilr pur-
chase npucv bs ,rcurc uy well endorsed nvE"tlahlc
notes AMI iic; upon tie property 10 bS Retained uh The
purchase lnDi;ey paid. Actin. trIslrr, -iti convey
sueS title as is vested i'll mr by said ':r-d.
Or IS-ctI. t. ~ SilANiS. Trustee.
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CoLrNBrs. OHIO, Feb. lG.-The Supreme
Court Of Ohio decided the case Of Alfred j.
Anderson VS.. Thos. Milligcn OH Tuesday last
The court held that pcrSuHS having mixture
Of African blood in their veiEs the prcpondc-
rance beng white, were, by the constitution o!
1901, entitled TO exercise the electlvc!ranchiSc,
and that no change having been made in thus
respect by the constitution Of 1851, the plain
til having but one-c;shth Of African blood, aud
MS vote being refused at the Presidential cleo.
ton Of 1856 for that reason alone. therefore,
the court held that he is entitled to recover for
the violation Of the right conferred OH him by
the constitution Tie decision WAS unani-
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a Trivial Of tho Special Commissioner from
paru~uay.

Don Jose Burgess, special commissioner from
the Republic Of Paraguay to the United States,
arrived in Washington or the day that the
United States Senate ratified the Bowlin treaty.
lie will spend some time in this country, under
instructions from his government, with vic"
10 bring home with him useful information
with regard to our people and Institutions
Senior Burges is accompanied by first and
second secretary, Senors Ortciado and Sayas,
and Scnor Vera, attache. The commissioner
had long and agreeable interview, on Saturday
morning, with the Secretary of State.
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,Ehn Rirc AT Eliza beth City.

The fse ai Elizabeth City, North caro'na, GU i"eI
saornIns sured about s4u o,0 worth oiiEopsfy.
ih orn;n; in new warehouse beouslf1 TO Mr.. Cohh
And Tagsd Tor hous with 4re4t si":ne T LINES .Essp
Ing onward both shes Of Road street. were con
49, y, Tiomss Ga,siot tHo fholnas ShsnnoD, three 10
N, Farmers B.tk, tao to Vim. laboyearx, one TO Mr.
G,jen one 10 Toried hree 70 the Cuerer estate.
~ - u B.ll oae 10 j. NJ Matthews and 10 Dr. 5. D.
Gnii, w. W. Burgess. P: ole Wheeler Nrs. Gurken usd
: W z tIln .sr grs sl,o among Tho iuGsrers
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Government Einnuccs-Ihc Post OHicc
4 L.

WAsnISGroy, Feb. II, =. Mt is estimated
at the treasury that the amount nf funds avail
able at this date is 81. .GUu. .GH0-t~o.al:d-afmif
millions Of which is il treasury notes. Next
week five millions will be transferred 70 tho
Postmaster General lorwh;c!I sun will be nj.
dc,i Two millions thirty days hence. The De
raTtmcnt has in ha;.d seine three mill;onS lr'm
postage :or the last tNo quarters. Only Fifty
contractors have thrown mp their contracts,
aud the number Of assigned claims fled at the
Department does not now exceed one thou.
snrd
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= i;AieE tslANCE
FOR SrECCLATul:S, LAND Pirates hHp WESTERN
I-LLI, ILlI.i

WILL oGcr fr. sale. auc'ion,n corinSion on lhr
& aUrll DAY OF MARCH u.At Court day. TOWN LOTS
No. 10. ~ Ilr III, iiG, III, Iii. Also, a; the saline
,iiac ;lsi rli.ih!c AID valuable HOTEL PROPERTY on
Main Street adpnn: the Court house square together
Nth Lot NJ -, occupied by ;tr stables. &c. Also,
Tract of iuuL utts Greek, containing about iUu Acres,
(to be particularly 'eSciheI! before snid Asn,
the sac IG place trust of trhcrcd land Contain.
ing SUI Acres, rS;vnilng down within few hun
rrrd yards oi the town and river The land Is wcl tim.
bered. upon wa;urpOwcr aud iron ore, aud
siderable portion VI II Is suitable TO clear and cultivate
sgM5:-oneih third of the purchase u,o.ry down; the
balance in ;wo equal aad lwctye months
from day OF sale. Possession given immediately Bond
and approved security will required together with the
vendors riu the proirrir ia further security for
frrr-i IayuIri;S y. T. CRAY,
Attorney il: fact for the heirs Of Andrew NJ scott decd
\ny
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~ SOUTHERN rKUlr TREES! RS

tiE subscriber offers for sale, a. his Nursery the West
4 ham Plank n ID The SECOND Tni Gate, large and
select variety Of FRUIT TREES (s Of which Of Surh
crn produc;ion.) consisting nf ArPfS rEAClifS PEARS
bo, dwarf standard ihr former very hnr CilERRlES
PLCNS, APRICOT. NECrARlNES, Y lSCES, FIGS,
GRAPE VINES ,la;ivc and ior-ifn.) with Strawberry
Plants (n large variety Asparagus Roots (wo aud three
years UI,) It>pberies Currsnts, Gousrnrrr.s Sr &C.
Also choice collection uf tirc-n l"use Plants, Roses
Ererere"Is Shade and Ornamental Trees. &c, &c.
sY Catalogues sen; enclosing stamp, directed 10
Richmond, VA. JAMES GUEST,
JuuaI-cwly WrStlam Plank Road,
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New California stean,.l,ip Arrangement.

New ioKE. Feb. ia contract between
Vanderbilt and the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company it is stated, has been arranged, ex.
c"pt the mere signature Of instrument. The
latter company purchases all the formers
steamers OH the Pacific for $1,000 600, Of
which $500, 900 il in stock. Vanderbils runs
the boats On the Atlantic. receiving 80 per cent.
Of the receipts. The North Atlantic beats
will 60 into the Havrc line.
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iCCLiPSE r: NIILLS-
AMONG TIE LARGEST AND EESr IN TIE L. STATES,

WISH 70 SCI. the .i. and anas attached, containing
a IL, acres. siiua'- i Christian county Ky, known u,
the Eclipse N!> all no" IT, operation and In fret rate run
order with machinery fixtures and every
thing in competr coalition FOR the manufacture Of nonr
ard IL capable a" turning cut from l"p u 2o ourr: II"
flour per day hcs:r, gr!nGng and Iunnmg ie saw
N Mill house, p"n aud EUirlay are all nr~ ana oi e
Acs: kind.
The Hll.hnuse Is large aud well built. sEd has FoIh
PAiK OF BtkES. three for wheat and one f"r corn
The machinery is a., Of The nioss Improved e!iaraSter
tt. Saw Mil in irt rate order. nnd ."ws areF These
uls located Little hvtr, twelve miles southwest OF
HopknsSiie. within one-f0Grh o! mile uf The lohins
Wi. Linton TURNPIKE, wl sixteen miles from Linton
the tum.ealL river, tae,y miles from Canton anu
tweuytwo miles from Carkssr Tenn, and IN the centre
where gu nbundaIii supply vf wheat always !c nib
:siI.d The ou mad. ,Ir.r mills has always raEkcd
in the -st quality in ,hc ScH' Orleans an: ie'
These mills prDJ'-lirl by
NEVER FAILING WATER POWER.
one Of the very ttst In the wJi- Western country.
The Land good and lee dviIsd into good tarin-
The dwellings anu out houses Including Mill.Ts House
Back Shops. Cooper Sh"r. Store housr barns and
other buuins, III good repair The wafer aud nber
gn' d and abpY= doubt. go .
will Sell the mills .d land together, ihr mills With
suic-ucy of IA. land an, buildings attached FOR the prsc-
eu!;on o. the business the nis the purchaser may
desire viii retain an ir:re>. IN The nils ~ h'J DC
Gc-irrd ; =
The subscriber will be pleased to show tl- property 10
any wha may call him. persons desiring 'nhrnH
ton terms. can allr - him ~ letter u. Hewsea"
Pnci oiicr Christian county, Ky. :,
lie refes 10 Mrssrs Moore { van Cuier, or Campbell,
Mckee Co.. COMMISSION rchlIs Sw orl' ans: u. W.
T. H. Sryncs. -. lonis; J. d. hinka" Llnrinn"ii Vi
I" JAS f. Eucsn'r aud iohu g. Gowrn. kophinsve; non
H. IL stiles Jade- ni the Court Ot Arpcas H. H. Rc'I'
crk ol if'r C"nf "f Appeals; !oct +. Ferguson Court
and. Aabh:na, former miller esc mills; d.. j. Z. Whit
"HS HeSslsad, k-'n".y: aired Lindsay, Tazcwe COM
irh; y Fowler, Maciihi.i Pilt,hurc. IA; anl Winm
hro%h, Ee.'reschtn,ivr III Christian county Frankfort
IL act III sSi"n-ly sod, ni Ill the sa,nr public Auc
'"o, On IA. PREMISES on the 18TH DAY OF MARCH DrN
rt, N-clHs JOSEPH 4. EREWER
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.cII., ..nvExNOis or VIRGINIA.
RI A1. SSNNI ANA TON.

1yrorNArIuN having uern sece'sa w .he sAesI.,fS ~
-" ~ muri.r refrigerated the county of West.
lax In. r irc j,,:cs and now going at larss
"s!so'e Wv ,rnn ,b.Ii ares: the said fugitive, and
~ " H in in,n the Jail o! said ecen,y aud do mors"rer
'sa, M o,csrs III; cOmm"a~ea; eiy'i s"' s;nsy. rn
AID 'sq ~ 80 fs., h. ,av be bruugir to justice.
70 ,nr. y han, Il. Governor and under tue Less
o' Vt VI. Co;un,.uwe e4i.h III Eicnnond, his .Sl
d.s Of latuey. iso'. 'ohN I-'@if"-
~ 's " MryyOsr. Secretary CT the Commonwealth
III urHB,Eu !, low, well set. very black, w:n hae
SA'i ~ ~, l,,,,,o.-s . l;;;lr Jan ~ -::;w
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Tn " NISSfII.I HCSiS ESS.

war e- 81 W.hirs rs4bue being dissolved Mr. Ira
We 49, ,.,i,r shall continue the Commission Bn.
r avn name drv",ins my attention TO me safes
% ;s,cc" whe.: nour &e, eoHsisnme'l,s ot mnich sre
r.re,tay solicited Aid will Ters'S. i!on,. W ai,ea
;;,i -, n, late e-.a Of Harris Gns"h whose '"hs
An. ,oruvsh knowledge o. ;h= c'':''ess, W W.
= ~. T., ,,y nrn -lur:s will. hope, inhrHr '' oI n
"a .nJ l;r r;,a,ons.s we'll ns ot:rE :" !rS. niS
ssh thsr pL;.o,Ase.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VALUABLE LOUISA LAND FOR SALE.
lSllSG dispose VI my real estate In order 10 iii


VALUABLE LOUISA LAND FOR SALE.
s lSIIlSG dispose of my real estate In order 10 III
vide the proceeds ameS my Children, oher Tor sale
privately, mr PAkM, Stunning Hill.
This desirable of land lies In the heart Of the
valuable tobacco lands of Louisa both sides Of the
souih branch Of the North river und adjoining the
lands of H. T. Prndex,vr Gabriel Jones, Joseph VI. lake.
AMI Others eight miles from Louisa Court House and To-
erSvit, the firsnis Central Railroad and equally con-
ycSieu: 20 both.
This farm contains N40 acres. OF which 2Uo who'd
au than three f"rs VI which heavily t'aher'
ell viii; OAK a and hickory Of original growth The ara.
bic land Is fertile and In high state Of iroveneGt-~ell
adapted TO the growth IS wheat corn AMI tobacco.
There Is comfortable dwelling, with eight rooms good
barn. tobacco houses aud all necessary ouhudinSs. The
locality is healthy and the nciehb"rood pleasant Pre-
sunr tina, Wishing 10 purchase will visit The ihrn
aud see for themselves deem unnecessary 10 sle"S @
II desired Being esirous OF selling the terms VIII be
made 10 accommodate purchasers
My manager Mr. Groom, will take pleasure In showing
the premises 20 any one who wishes "a purchase
JULIA a IInLLADhY.
further information apply IT, pr. W. C. ~ Randolph
Charlottesville, Va, H. T. Holiday Rapid Ann sta.
t!on Orange and Alexandria Eaircad wiu Is authorized
sell. Drc3HcwtL
GOOD WESTERN FAIt1G 1GlNu LAnns.
Il Arkansas farming lands, OF very Superior quality.
snd on low terIu-.
They will also lands for persons desiring to invest
All business Of land attended promptly, In
hnr part OF Arkansas.
cotton lands in large bodies for sale CHEAP For
full particulars. address DYE rRlTCliARD,
Dec lj-cwSn Jacksunpor Ari.
BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.
Ps1lE subscribers oer for sale their farm Slate River,
q i'll The county Of buckingham. IL contains over 900
acres af land, loo heing VI river bottom, with wood lau
sufficient fur the place aud productive on the
river Il has two story dwelling with four rooms and all
necessary ou,.uiId Eb fur e place Also, young apple
and peach orchard Of seect fruit This estate Is about four
five miles from the james River Canal Slate River Is
also navighhe stream for snail boats which makes
ry convenient for getting produce 10 market. II adjnns the
lands u pr Roh Jones' Col ". A. Ford aud others. ST.
uned in healthy Srcun CT country convenient TO several
churches, post offices and mills.
We deem II unnecessary 10 ray more Abon H. rs tE6bc
wishing TO purchase view the place, and Judge for
themselves, Information rc the subscribers by
addressing tlsm Diana Mills buckingham
The purchaser BY paying two three thousand dollars
the Erst payment: 4e tive six longer time
desired, to make other payueus deferred payments
bearing Interest from day Of SALE title retained Till all pay
ncnIs re made JOHN / SAMUEL ALLEN.
Sept l5-cwtf