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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
The Execution Of Walker Confirmed,

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2sth.-Ihc steamer
Gladiator has arrived at Quarantine, bringing
accounts from Truxillo. confirming the pre-
vously received announcement Of the execn-
ton OF Walker, the notorious fbuster. lie
was shot amid the cheers Of the spectators. -.
His remains were decenty buried by the for
eign residents, the natives refusing 10 take any
part in the matter
Colonel Rudler has been sentenced TO be i'm
prisoncd four years.
PROTEST OF WALKER.
hereby protest. before the civilized world,
that when | surrendered TO the captain Of her
Maiestys steamer lcarus, that officer expressly
received my sword and pistol. as wei! as the
arms of Colonel Ruder; and the surrender
was expressly and in so many words TO him, as
the representative o! her Britannia Majesty.
WILLIAM WALEgs
On board the steamer lcarus, Sept. S, 1860
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
GOOD INVESrMENT FOR CAPITAL

E'Ie York River Railroad being now completed West
depth Of water the light grade OF Its railroad whish con-
meets a with Richmond whose natural capabilities Tor
" are pcrhsp5, the greatest In the woro from
te ,raue which destined 10 come to II irom he
Uo au Id. est this being the cheapest snd most exPe'
lists o
PERSONS Wishing 10 Guy Lots will address the undersigned,
al Aqunton hng William Va" till the 22d OF Septern-
West Point frequently During my absence Dr. d. DuvlL
will show the Lots.
ALSO FOR SALR-A desirable Lot, with comfortable
new Dwelling House on Il.
". WINSTON FOSrAISE, Agent for
AMOS Weqfp
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LOTS AT GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE.
gUyE undersigned offers sale all the buildings and lots
at Gloucester Courthouse. lately owned by bis iathe
John Tabb, deed.
The property consists OF Is ,eenrnts among which are
one Brick Tavern with Brick Stable lee House, and all
other building, necessary for conducting large business
Four Store Houses with comfortable dwellings attached
other dwelling houses anu shops for sadders Back
smiths Talors, Carpenters and Shoemalers
The Tavern and Dwelling Houses have convenient oss
attached them for gardens and other PURPOSES and are
all 10 good repair.
Gloucester House situated in the idsi o! veal
thy and popuous country aud Is Of the best Stands Tor
business IN this section
The Tavern might be made very profitable, large mer-
camille business has always been there and mechan.
les Of every kind can find constant employment.
The TERMS which will be liberal, will be made known on
aunlI.stion 10 tn. subserib J. PROSSER TABB,
i,tt --nsf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02

Hon. Henry Dickinson, of Columbus, Miss,
distinguished Old.Line Whig and former
Chancellor Of the Northern district Of Missis.
sippi, has declared for Breckenridge and
Lane, and is taking an active part in their be-
lol
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CHhS. 7,
Sept 6-ctf Manchester.
LAND AND SLAVES ~ THE COUNTY

OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
IIE Deysees Of John H. Seger deceased offer for sale
privately, valuable tract OF land lying on the Apo.
River In the county OF Amelia fve niles from Mat
Depot the Richmond and Danve Railroad, con-
taning by estimation thousand acres The lands I'D
miraby adapted 10 the production OF corn wheat ana o'
bacco and the tract Is regarded as one OF the best IN
county II desired II will be divided Into two tracts The
neighborhood Is most exceept Possession VIII be gwen
at once the devsees reservps the right to cultivate and
gather the growing If satisfactory arrangement can
not be made with the purchaser to take them.
The purchaser OF the land hs desire them ior his own
use can uso purchase large number OF valuable slaves
The TERMS will be made accommodating
Apply 10 Win. Meade or John S. lardaway Chuls De-
mt Amelia or to t. W. SrEGER,
auv ctf Matto0X Depot, Amelia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
The Markets.

SEw ORLEANS. Sept 2o.-Flour is quiet
sales Of $500 bbls. The market iavors OF buy
ers Wheat is quiet at yesterdays closing
prices; sales OF $4,000 bushels; Milwaukee
club 81 20; Western red 81 2Gal p; White
81 2jal - Corn is firm sales Of 10000
bushels; mixed 8sc. Provisions arc dull
Whiskey closed firm at 2S4c.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-Flour is quiet
but steady Wheat is steady; white 81 35al
50; red 81 2Sal 49, Corn is firm; sales at
75c., for yellow ahoat- Coffee is unchanged.
Whiskey is unsettled; sales at 22!a231c.
MoIILs, Sept 2e.-Sales Of $50 bales of Cot
ton at 9ial0c; of the week 1850 bales; re-
ccipts last wee 1850 bales against l1,9Oo
bales same week last year. Receipts SO far
less than less year about 1sl,345 bales
Freights-Cotton to Liverpool !; to llsTrs -
l 5.l6. Exchange on New York per cent pre-.
MUM on London Ssasss.
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WM. L. FLEMING.
JAMES RIVER LAND FOH SALE.

ruNE subscriber wishes sell bis Farm located the
i South side OF James River, iu Chesterfield county,
aho- eigh, miles FROM the city OF Richmond 1t contains
i6 about 800 OF which arabic the remainder In
oak and pine growth (osinal aud secend There are oo
~ Of low grounds, and branch Cats. The
buildings those usually found aru OF liz Size, and
have erected within the last few wears There Is
Granite Quarry upon land In successful operation The
wood upon the farm It Is supposed would pay The price
asked for It. There Is ready access TO Richmond market
by the Canal.
Partial possession TO seed whea BE- had ls Of Oc
tober.
Mr England. who lives on the farm, will eKfAb, II.
TaRMs Such win suit the purchaser.
CHAs. T. FRIEND,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK mARKET.
FINHE undersigned having procurd the services OF r.
Il H. Crockett for The purpose o. selling Live Stock
In the Richmond market, WILL witHuiher s. Irvine be
In The market the st day OF Stebe neIi prepared
to give cir undivided attention to al business entrusted
TO them, and feel confident from bsonE experience, To
be able 70 give entire satisfaction.
WeWul make liberal advsps pssmsnts o.conslsnmenn.
IoHN CRoUK,
Aug. 20-cN T. 8. IRVINE
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JAMES RIVER PLANTATION FOR
SALE

OFFER for SALE privately, my plantation, known w
Manusvie the residence OF the late Tarton Fleming,
lying In the county Goochaud, James RIVER orty-
miles above Richmond II contans by recent survey
$40 acres OF which 100 James River Low Grounds and
$50 arabic high land all In high state OF cultivation VI
the remaining $50 acres IFS are In original timber growth
the rest In pine and standing pasture. The buildings
all substantial and In good repair For further particulars
address the subscriber, at Loeb Lomond o. Goochand
county, Va,
Sent 6-ci WM. II. FLEMING.
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TGe Richmond Enquirer,
,,.., n>uY. SEMlwEEKLy AND WEEKLY
= '.,,,' ,,>,l,H. WISE Il ALLEGRE.
TIE MS:

,.v r,s,S. seven dollars per anuum, and At the
- -. ii.. II taken for shorter period than one
-. =: =, SsuwEIKly, five dollars per aunum, ant
Nrar q: >lN months pay able In advance For ths
trs per annum six copies for $40, TO be paid Ia
"t.A'' .:,,ucc. When letters containing money BIT,
hey must he registered, or they will be al ihs
- : ~ s5''rrS.
lgr5:,.emru:s inserted in the Daily, Semi.W WeeIly
Il Inquirer, on liberal terms.
-.. .,HMoSp ENvrlKSa" ADVERTISING SHEST Ii publish
.. Month the monthly circulation Is twenty thou
.rs Advertisements inserted at % cents per line
= ,,Gts This Office may be remiited per mail, Ii
> M k,.i!uhe Bank notes, ifre0sterea, ut the rist o
...a,--s
- Il N..aIrirs and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
'.. .,r Charged for az advertisements.
...n distance must be accompanied with the ad
De! >.ri,tacury references. to insure execution.
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yTIRGlNIA.-IN CHANCERY.-In King and Queen
Circuit Court, May 3D. 1860

VIKGlNIA.-IN CHANCEKg.-ln King and Queen
Circuit Court May Cd, 1860:
William Taylor, Plaintiff
Against
james T. Garrett and Henrietta T. F. Garrett, his wife,
Robert LeInuel Garrett and John A. Gurrett. Drfts
This cause came this day, to be heard upon the bill
which has been regularly taken confessed TO all the
defendants, the exhibits Ged With the h and WAS argued
by COUNSEL upon consideration whereof the Court doth ad
judge order and decree that OF the Commissioners OF
this Court do take the following First account
Of the debt debts due from the defendant James Gar
ret TO The plaintiff second that h- enquire to the value
Sold by whom sold the which they sod
and who received the proceeds Of their sale third that he
take an account Of the extent and value Of the Interest OF
the said James Garret in the estate Of his father John
s. Garrett deceased, and Of the Ia the OF his
mother Mary Garrett aud also Of the value Of the interest
OF the said Henrietta f. Garrett In the estate Of her ia
the and make report TO this Court with any sps-
eay stated deemed pertinent By himself required TO be
so stated either Of the parties; and the said Commission
er shall have authority examine the parties In solemn
form touching any Of the foregoing enquiries.
Copy-Teste:
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE


VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
FARM CONTAINING SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, IN
P0wHATAS COUNTY, VA, NEAR TO JAMES RIVER
FOR SALE.
TENHlS farm, situated about ~ miles from Richmond,
l. und about mile and aha from James river, In one OF
the finest Of the State and within mos
Of either an Episcopal Baptist Methodist CHURCH,
aud post office aud coutauG by survey 100 acres OF land
S Of which In fine state OF cultivation, the balance
in wood 35 in original oak growth sGs Of pine growth
There will be by the plat and survey on exh
bon al the Office Of Messrs Goddn Apprrson, several
very fine springs upon the place, Of which Chat which
supplies the bath house with water runs by
IS 900 gallons In q hours and Is convenient 70 the house
and stables There Il comfortable dwelling on this
farm The quarters In good order and repair, as are
also tho stables and ohsr out.houses.
The family being dehrous to remove nearer the cisy,
otter this very valuable aud desirable farm for sale pri'
vately upon very accommodating terms.
This a,joins the lands OF John r. Whitfield, Esq,
Dr. Thomas Turpln and Mrs. Dr.. McCaw.
For further Information refer TO hesss Goddn APper-
son Richmond John +. Lay. powhatan; Ronald Cooke,
Esq., Fluvanns to the propretors, Messrs T. T. ana X
y. Mckenzie, residing on the premises.
Sept 2s-cim GODDIS L APPERS0S, Aucts.
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Ro. POLLARD, JE., c. C.
coxxrssIoSER's OFFICE, September 81, IS

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, September 81, 1861.
parties Interested in the foregoing decree hereby
notified that have appointed the 2gth day of October
next Ms the time and King and Queen Courthouse the
place. for taking the accounts and making the enquiries
quire therebyat which time and place they will please
enable to take the said accounts and report upon
the said enquiries.
Sept 25-cwiM S. +. HARDWOOD, Com'r.
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d. TiIsi GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

IT,. PROCLAMATION.
! 1'fii!"N Ia Sing hrcn received by the Executive,
..- N u WALTERS, who is charged With the crime
80" r';nGi;3ri in the county OF Halifax, In this
:, a'' i 80" :onc y: large; therefore do hereby
'..'"i 90. uar Hundred dollars to any person who
. W .'i Mm Is. Walters and deliver him Into
,'' ,-"! tpuH'y 9f Halifax. and do moreover re-
go ''.c+f> .: N''> Commonwe ealth. civil and military
t''r p'"r!t Generally 10 use their best exertons
',vr ,'s iHi BE may lee brought to justice.
- .F h.ni ~ Governor, and uncer the Less
: ".,, '.' Commonwealth, 1T Richmond this 22d
s,.r,:, JOHN LETCHER.
L. a.. wa" "" MrSF"Mi', S-c'y OF the Cou'th
D. "ahers H. about hve feet ten inch.. high lIph,
q tanI;'i.S'en. Il .ie frcek-d, has Il couvh and ne
So nails, being Gaik colorrd not adhrrinr IN H.
-r!c';. under the skin. srn, 81 % % e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
Judge Douglas at tho West.

C1SclNSArt, Sept 27.-Judge Douglas left
Columbus yesterday morning by special
train for Cincinnati. The greatest enthusiasm
was manifested along the route, and at every
stopping place.
The train arrived ut Cincinnati at halfpast
o'clock. After an hours rest he was escort
ed to the Court House square by a torch!ight
procession George T. Pugh announced that
Mr. Douglas had made twelve speeches in three
days, and now found himself without voice,
unable to speak to the immense crowd that
had assembled to greet him.
Mr.. Douglas followed in u few words. He
said
Il would make speech to you if had the
voice and strength, but having neither, owing
to the causes stated by Senator Pugh, you will
have to excuse me- ! should have been de-
lighted to address you, but have made two
speeches this day already, and it was the uH-
dcrstanding that when arrived here was to
make my appearance only. have no 7oico
that can reach the extent of this vast crowd;
nor is there any man that can do it. l am
satisfied from what have seen in the last three
days that Ohio may be ranked among the
Democratic States.
Mr. Douglas voice was so hoarse that he
could be heard by those only who were near
to him.
ISDIASAPoLIs, Sept Ex-senator Douglas ar
rived at s o'clock tonight by n special train
from Cincinnati. lie speaks here tomorrow
at the State Democratic mass meeting. At
Lawrenceburg, Greenburs, Shclbyrlllc, and
other places along the route, he made short
speeches to the crowds assembled at the de-
pots.
SECOND DISPATCH
ST. LOUIE, Sept. 30-Judgc Douglas ar
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The Norfolk ARGUS has TIE following in
reference TO Ex-Governor Smiths Portsmouth
speech
GRAND RALLY OF TIE DEMOCRACY OF PoRTS-
MorTH.-Last night an immense crowd assem-
bled at the intersection of Crawford and High
streets at the north end of the market house,
to hear the speech Of Ex-Governor Smith, who
delivered one Of the most able, argumentative
and convincing addresses ever heard in Ports
mouth. lie fully reused up the enthusiasm of
the Democrats, and excited the confident hope
that Brecliinridgc and Lane will trumphantly
defeat their opponents.
lie said Virginia WIS certain, with 4 large
majority, for the true Democracy The Tenth
Legion was good to-day for l,GO0 majority
Twelve States would go for the candidates OF
tile National party, ard Breckinridge will be
the mont President of these United States The
speech was powerful, and the eloquent speaker
concluded amid cheers that were distinctly
heard md echoed from this side of the river.
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TIE l.OVEifNOR or VIRGINIA. .
q b IL Ni n

,r-.,,, = u Y . u II VI y 7 ] y -
NP"NAt!pN having been received by ths Executive,
- sAiCtL SSAPP, who was confined In the JUL
's tsa:s;y q! Mercer, upon charge Of felony, has
-"s h.Ttrcn and is going at large; therefore,
"-.-'E "--r Reward vf one hundred dollars to any
e A"' " Ill arrest III. said Samuel Snapp, and deliver
$50 i.r. Al "a; Ss county o: Mercer; aud do moreover
"""asgs. o:;is Commonwealth, civil and military,
s' IL" ieope generally TO use their best exertions
VI" ~ ar!.st :hht he may be brought to Justice
'.- s".s: ,ay hand Governor. and under the Less
Seal q; ID, Commonwealth, Il: Richmond, this 18TH
=. ,,asy q EScit-nh-r, ls60
JOHN LETCHER.
. - 'ioy-rnar:
s.". V. Husf1"2. SECRETARY III Commonwealth.
saJT,i!- about 81 years Of age. light complexion,
'-'. 'ce. biuc eyes, brown hair lie WAS raised In
's'v o. Nul-o- in Ii. State Sent 20--c3w
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SALE OR REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN-
0E HANOVER


pURSrANT TO the provisions OF deed Of trust eIecu
ary 1855 aud recorded In the Clerks office OF Hanover
County Court the 10th day OF January 1858 shall US
trustee under the said deed proceed, upon the premises
on WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, ls6n, II
fair II not the fair day thereafter 10 sell at public
auction Of land in said deed described contain
Ing two hundred and sX and half acres adjoining the
lands Of VIM o. Day and Others heing the same tract OF
land purchased by the said John D. Taylor Of Catherine
Camrrons estate The said land Is well mbcred and wa.
tered AM productive any high land In The said
county II Is situated In very healthy and agreeable
nrglbnrIou and within short distance OF the village OF
Ashland and the Rchmnud, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad
The TERMS Of sale will be cash (or equivalent ar
for so much uay he necessary deray the
expenus OF drawing executing and recording said deed OF
trust and to discharge the debt secured therein being the
sum Of with Interest thereon from the lst OF Janua-
ry 1852 a, to the remainder Of the purchase money IL
beral credit will be extended If desired.
Sept 6--cids CHASTAlN WHITE. trustee
LAND IN CAROLINE FOR SALE.
MILL be sold ut the Reedy Store, On WEDNESDAY,
w TIlE3D or OCTOBER next, the IRA CT OF LAND
belonging the Of George Dural deceased The
tract consists of4lO OF land well adapted to the usual
crops OF this region. II supplied with Dwelling In tole.
rable repair with Barn and other outhouses for tobacco
kc The location In regard TO nrshbOrood access 10 mar
keis, Gc, Ii also good
Mr. H. H. WARE, residing the preInses will show the
place any wishing 10 examine II.
TgEMs-AccoulnodatIng.
TlOS. l., SCOTT, Allnr Of
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REDEMPTION OF s237,737.31 OF VAIt'
GINIA EVE AND SIN PER CENT DEBT.

NNHE holders OF the following certificates OF debt issued
Il by the State Of Virginia. will take notice thst the
Commissioners ofthe Sinking Fund.- calling 10 tne
redeemcd will proceed the sst day OF December sGO
to redeem the said certificates OF the treasury OF he Co
The said sst December 1860 to surrender the same Mt
h nce of the Second Auditor. Whether surrendered
moi The Interest will cease on that day.
l. Under an act provide for the construction OF a
turnpike road from Stsunten TO Pakcrsburg passed 18th
March, 1885, amended under the Sd section Of act TO
proyde raising loans certain railroad companies,
and for other purposes, passed. slst March, 1889:
Date. No. amount.
1911, June I, 3s, Joseph Smith, Of Augusta Co., s3OU
" Oct IS, IS, Thos. Stevenson, Of Richmond, 200
/ lan las IIasl rn,ritI nf Inn
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE


TIME undersigned, having determined TO move South,
the county OF Charlotte yng the waers OF the Wards
Fork just above and the waters Of the Roanoke Just
below the confluence OF the two streams.
This truct Is located within three and hal! miles Of
Messing Ford Depot the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road aud contains about zoo acres Of which considerably
CAPACITY Of production, ind in facility OF cultivation by
in the county The alluval land comparatively eI
from overflow AMI loo Hcrrs secured against high
wafer by dlSr which kept up A. ltils cos ana ~lsh
affords sIrctual protection, with ordinary attention.
With the exception Of dwelling house, sll other I'm
provemerls necessary excellent aud in good repair
This plantation IL widely known remarkable Tor the
production Of fine shipping tobacco as my prices for tho
past years will fully attest It Is also scarcely less dis
nsusheJ for Its wheat crops, and well adapted to what
ever is grown la this portion OF the STATE.
Such opportunity for investment in real estate rarely
occurs and those land in neghbo rhooj pos
sessng all the advantage, OF good health and refined aud
Intelligent society," will take great pleasure in showing the
| premises
TEsMs.-As am fully determined to sell, will make the
terms easy and accommodating Any enquiries addressed
will be promptly answered and reference can be had
WM. E. GREEN,
Aug s-eodtf Messing Ford. Charlotte Co., Va.
VALUABLE LOUISA LAND FOR SALE.
"ISlNG to dispose Of my real estate, in order TO d.
vide the proceed. among my children, oGer for sale
| privately NY FARM, Stunning Hill"
Ths most desirable tract Of land lies In the heart Of the
valuable tobacco lands Of Louisa, both sides Of the
south branch of the North Anna river and adjoining the
lands Of H. Poadexter, Gabriel Jones' Joseph NJ Baker
and Others, eight urs from Louisa Court House and To-
lersve she Virgins Central Kuilroad and equally con-
yenient 10 BOTH
This farm contains l04G acres Of which 400 are wood
land than Of which heavily timber
ed with oak pine and hickory OF original growth The
be land is fertile and in high state OF lmprovemen-we
adapted " the growth Of wheat, corn and tobacco.
There Is o comfortable dwelling With eight rooms, good
barn. tobacco houses and all necessary outbudings The
locality is healthy and the nelghborhood pleasant Pre-
sunng that any wishing purchase viii visit the Farm
and for themselves deem to speak far
her The farm capable Of being divided into three tracts
desired Being derous Of selling the terms Will be
made TO accommodate purchasers.
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:. .-T1NSN'Ns
JOHNSON ~ PUGEI.

ON '
,:.g,Sr BriLpIS1 suocEoK wAREuorSED
EiCliMoND, VA.
,,E ~. .- o Tobacco Wheat, Corn, aiId country pro-
! ..r.crAl!y, return their sincere thanks 10 their
=. ;.c very liberal patronage heretofore extended
.. 49,. ,ss u continuance and increase Of the same
y-sr, promising their undivided personal .;srn.
q. b, . .m cons; garments committed 10 them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02

CHLgTrRED By THE LEGsLATrRI Of. .fIRGISIA.
WILL receive Money deposit, In OF Five Dol
w lars and upwards. which interest OF six per
cenum per will be paid. II the remain de-
poS SIX months longer and 6ve per cenun per annum
less than six months, and for which the whole Joint
Fuud"is bound.
Deposits received at the office Of James N. Taylor Son,
GoddlnB Hall, cerner Of llth and Bank streets.
JAMES M. TAYLOR, President.
WM o. TAYLOR, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02

ElRGINIA SESTIMgSr-The Washington
Estates" publishes the following cxtrac, of
letter from Marion county, Virginia
The great Breckenridge storm that prevailed
here. after his nomination, has somewhat sub.
sided, and scores, yea, hundreds, have already
abandoned him in this section Of the State. and
are raIlying TO the support Of the regular nomi-
nees-Douglas and johnson. If the great work
already begun in this section be general
throughout the State, and continue till Nove,n-
Der, Breckenridge will hardly get Il compliment
tary vote in Virginia.
The above is Of piece with other Douglas
stories. The great Breckinridgc storm still
RACES with unabated fury in this county. We
do not believe that there can be found one sin
gle man who has changed over from the Brock
lnridge to Douglas. Every Democrat knows,
that to vote for Douglas is to vote for Bell and
Know Nothngism; and the Douglasites cannot
possibly have any other motive in view than
the success of their old opponents; for Douglas
will not receive 20,0QOvOtcs in the entire State;
not as many by ten Thousand as Mr. Buchanan
had over and above Filmorcs VOTE Fair
mont I'irginiaH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
Douglas on the Stump.

Judge Douglas has attempted what no other
candidate for the Presidency ever before uu-
dertook lie has canvassed twelve or fifteen
States personally with remarkable zeal and re.
niarkable results. His best efforts were be-
slowed on Maine and the Bangor Union"
publishes the figures, and SHOWS that in the
fifteen towns, in that State, where Judge Doug
las addressed the people, the Republicans made
net gain Of l,3jS votes