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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

Crenshaw, sustained ably and cloqueatiy S
the mover, by Mr.. Patton and Mr.. Aylett va
received with greater enthusiasm by the mss
ing, than was the report of the committee. i
Mr.. 4. D. Crane offered n series Of res,ai
tions, which will be found in our paper, ,t
which received no vote Of any conscquefl
whatever. t
Mr. Cropper, during our absence on
Committee, addressed the meeting. "
unable to say anything Of his speech q
that from the applause that Shook the
and extended to the room in which the
mittec was dcliberating, It must haI
entirely satisfactory to the meeting.
An individual wearing bandanna cI
cd with ''our Union forever" called upJ
Union men to leave the meeting, but he ~
embroidered bandanna, was the only
man, and when he left the house the
seemed under tho impression that - - r.
was better than his company"
Upon taking vote upon Mr.. Crenstt
solutions, they were lost by small m;s
whereupon the report afthe eommi
.r''sanimeusSy~adopted IT,!
Thus closed a meeting of more i!n:c -
to the city andStute than any other ever
assembled in Richmond. 1t lnaugurated
on the part Of the Capital Of Virginia,
looks to the immediate secession Of ] :
unless the North tender guarantees!
the meeting had little hope, and mani
members no desire
We congratulate ''precipitatc" Richn1
have received encouragement from th6S
ty" gray headed fathers Of our city, 10 bqi1
the banner Of our State and section nnS
lower D!lr demands until our rights, cqls4
and peace are secured by self.acting an&stl
protecting guarantees in the Union, or OUT
crty. Independence and honor entrusted 10 Scl
own protection "0ut az the Union :.
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AUCTION SALES,
CO2tHIISSIONERS, SALE OF / VERY
.yFALUABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF G0OCH-

COHtMISSiONERS' SALE OFF i VERY
.sTALGABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF G0oUH-
4 $ COMMISSIONERS appointed by a decree pronounced
"A by the County Cour; OF Goochland the Goth day
OF November 1860 in the Of Powers and ais Pledge
and as we shall sell at public auction the premises
FRIDAY, January 4h, 1861 at 19 o'clock. NJ, III fair, X
NOT me next fair day thereafter, the VERY VALUABLE
rAkn IN the county Of Goochland, OF which tho late
SrrinHs and the Three Chopped Road containing THREE
HUNDRED AND SIX ACRES
Tile 'arm Is very valuable one, upon which there
puir.
those asposedto to purchase will Gull aud examine the
premises before the day Of sale.
me heish6orhood is excellent, and very healthy.
TsRAs:-One.hird cash, balance In aud Two years
bonds with good security 10 be given wih interest from
date Of sale, ald the title retained unll the payment
Is made. CHASTAIN WHITE,
WM. w COSBY,
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NEGRO RkkRfNG.
F. 4 1 T. iO PIT o y

r.T,rp ,Sn U,pJSr aGrST
IN i'sE Ls -, - rrm, S.re,,s onno.its D,ri,n,on
Ohice cor "n ana ana tFas'n an ,'nrS SpP0''
ti',. IL, ~ ~, ~, ,,,,. bi. a.Lnov,.Jcar.,tv n
I3Ne stnscioe. "ss, ~ ~ tr ,r trn,s ~, ,b -, 9,
ms 'rehuS anu parS ~, nr n, M s,i '
SIX years ana w1i mfr %rCpWrs HsTriSI; M
.ne rt"ri Ec ~ ANS ,nJ MI husin.ss mr.
inor to General agency to s 0. which he gives his
personal attention.
Parties In the country "ho may rh'usi the h'rihs
or their Negroes TO him. may assured OF every at,cn
tim bear paid 10 getting them other hut good homes
IL, ia. rf .i.t- h.st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

Il fll DO oar Test f5saf them cat-znot that We
Etlt t'y:n t:i s"i bgt. .tbaf',:e loa,hc the Idea
{. ssm9e'' >'!enl tosstaG,a AL We ash is tha,
\ seg eXs.c:sr !! feaso5aple fatisacc SO as Ia
xei@S ns cIsctng their,end without, blood.
1 ssa; The; t:stis knoS as well as wso:do. that
:Efsesldent sss can feGognize pcFc State Ordi.
Il enee ggssecession} 9 noFzH to.enforec the
4 kTssof the United States throughout their
I, Se!c geographical extent lr takes two 10
ssae a bargain, whsther Of admission or scces:
ouswlth y, Tesssnablc farbearance all may
sislt dfjreacenblss sssaSsssion ass should
@snas @ @snReh its exercise by "aIportfon of this
aoa large enough tos form an independent
,hsk:ing nation,n ofby ".tbe Cottoni:States
sly Or more States, Ne cannet under.
a! either the ;auubeE;of States, nor the
yselfsubsistence, creates4thc right of
But the. difficulty and Holly of at
SESper;ioh Of large a Territory
: the*Tribune to thss wicked,
= Takihe. Hence, ift6e border.
= E5sSerro ,thespeaee Of the coun:s IN;
II ~ N SGAd1
80 q
of secession.
fnihcrn prudence will in the face of fifteen
,t.s, preserve the peace, while the domlneer-
|; hcctorng ccwardice Of Black Republican,
|stn would prcciplatc the eighteen millions
: pom the "2240 900 Carolnians" The discus
hon Of the doctrine Of coercion has demon
s:rated the cowardice Of the bully in the Black
Republicans Of the North. They would crush
South Carolina with the weight Of orcrpowcr-
ins numbers, but they would not raise finger
acains. Inc fifteen States Of the South. We
rcpcat, again peace is only 10 be preserved
with bullying hectolinS towards. by prompt,
united and decided action. The real peace
makers are the prompt scccsSionists.
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VOLUME LYIT.-Ny NUMBER 50

I city, whose corporate powers h;.ya Lycn ;;.;5
n plea upon by this same hypocrticai. prc.ca.'..
. re!lsioGs (Save the word( party. that -,
do not deserve the name Of trcciae!., ,,:.;e-
y9n Tt'e in vonr manhood strength. a;..! ..jq,.l
out this puritanical set o.: poliicll priests. =.
: fed revolution run rife ;car to tie i;nlts. an
the knife to the h!lt, and strike ior your s4:.,7
and the freedom Of Your city.
For one, am ready, and I know rlo2sa-a;
OF others are ready 10 march to Ner. SCr, a.a
aid her cItit!zcEs IN asserting her r-.ts .!i,.-',
w!th ceaG!y hate, yesturdy, staiwcr:f nef,. ,i.s
VloIators Of your city rights, strike Gwn s:,,,,
men as Bcccher, ChaP;n and kirl:rr,. snrj,s ia,
nave almost ruined your city and b s.araG y, =.
wives and helpless little ones Spar. u.. t..r.n
that have preached murder. rapiHc az! ,,.;r,:sr
against your Southern friends and aujeS ",
nave confidence in ynn and p!e,'.c Tor ,:,,,
that Should 'liat black New England i.o.,!e -
CT attempt 10 pass your cjly C. !"-aac n.r
homes You will drive them 20 80 ,raiI mr.: ~.
them il the trenches.
-Now. Mr. President. = icu. we'd, "a: ...-r.
tngslo; iesy rs rC ,HTy'G, THY ~ -.
ianaical politicians anG po'j'!c-t :Ts,.e.sr~..
purify vour publ!c sentiment. a;,'w., H-,. .brH
talk abont :; Union.
i..t!St S''''''- - 't't f''r'' '''' : '..
South plant the prn.saYcrv >.anGag ,..i ;u..
Northern border OF liuc Delaware 'ui May
land let Virginia rally wills old E%ry'y"G an,j
tct Nil Southern States come WIKI r& y, ,t".'
per TFwnnts on"bH ore aad d":c'!i! ,;l' "s',tc-
ton inch hv inch 10 iAr ho:''"rS "' in@ >"",!s
crn boundary Of F"%'". ,n" i".y'sr'; = 'f:,':
the South.
In 1850 i!Ee iNo"San': s.&"t; ''';.; >a".r
over the Petersburg :o.'I. = i"@ "..",...1 wy.,-
on the Tennessee rn.'!, and ~. @.an.a,r.u.
n!I other ~ay>: an': At o"c in.-,@. .n:
each, twelve n.ilcE& c: !uo".y ,.'." Ia : q.
siniA from the Souiil--.Ea"y l".a.. a.".3--
What can rour banks -: !y,I!'.a.s $50. i,S.
ginia, VIII" have the la"'il.g o. L. 3; O.: III.
money ,io without il: N.thG:a'" i, a:aG. ;,'i
will see. the S3nt!: :"':>; ~. be "."a";.
The whole South m'">t ot':'i ,'g'.., g.
i few minutes a!tc: VIZ. Cooper r'..".u:.! g.
Captain rrcor:c u. ::a:I,iit!. I..a-;i.-" ol
the Committee on bn>4n"s>, cane -. ..'-,'.!
ard presented the following report ~. ':|.
,,ul9H remarked ihat he would. a.lr. l." g-'
read it. 1--WE his views on it in detail
Virginia having manifested her 9oG:"c.g..,H
OF tiIc benefits Of the Federal l"i"m. :'..,...;
hv ncr active agency ~ s iarl"a''oa. 80! -@''.
fees to maintain it, an,i her ',:1s're;ri:,., .jy
to The Constitution. bG! nore c'rlUa;.ca',r ''I
BY her endurance q! ioas c7.iln"'. &-.-c..
>0n wpCn the Constitutional !'ga,s r a''s''.
ant! hrr s:>ic; S,alcs - TIC So%i,. "" ,.ss': Il
unnecessary 10 Nc,tcla;c H., n2c.ai@:H., .g.tol
,naHc, c' her desire 10 la&n."la ,Hat tricil So
long rs its essential conditions are fulfilled.
\ period has at length arrived, howc9cr
when acQucscence in the cNaIln% condition "t.
things ceases to,be patriots, and sound cc:ser'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

Inc lntcitSL WI 'ir- N"u'i''' ~ ~
Sumter And the peace Vf the country
is involved in the orders Of the President in
regard to its future disposition. The conduct
of Maj Anderson, in running away from Fort
Moultrie and abandoning the charge committed
to him, with y knowledge Of the pledge Of the
President that he would not reinforce the
Forts nor change their st":a* il the people
Of South Carolina would not attempt their us.
sauit, is most extraordinary. The pledge oil
South Carolina, which, IN our OPINION, shou.o
never have been GiTen, has been most honora-
bly, and sac:cdiy observed. Ihe pIedge OIL the
President has been violated by his subordinate,
and that, too, at the hazard Of the peace OF the
country. What will be the Presidents course
in this new phase ol affairs, WHICH MAJ Anuer
son las so wickediy and !ooliahiy 'ntens'heu' :
VIII he pursue that wise course OF pohcy liat
has preserved so lar the peace OF the country 2
Or will he permit his previous policy TO be
now ruined, and the country involved in the
civil war heGhas cndeavorcd to prevent, by the
haS.y; and inputhoriSed conduct o! an olilccr
who hes retTeated when TO enemy presented
itself, san1i abandoned bis charge to the very
people nc has so shalnefuiiy fled from :
We arc told that Major Anderson has
strengthened his position. What right had
Major Anderson TO cast the imputaton upon
This sdpeEicr officers that they hadlplaced him
Threatened, unless Major Anderson hagnllled
unauthorized reports into formidable armies;
in which case Fortress Monroe vas more ue-
icn36!c thHn Fort S'!'htcr.
II IaI Anderson mas ac'eH Without ''"e'S
and we have no Goapt ho '4: '!e Ids !''csu'i'eD
10 iaZzaF" '''e P'''e VI Wv U'"'.'''' r.
serve his own precious i'.t "o"' ''' ii" N',' "''
ira:S h'o co'J'''te W. 10 -,
duct has Fi:'" ra'e'! '''''''S M"'" " ~ NV ~
d'SbaHdcH except u! '''S '''''' '''''' ~. 70
oi Iaa'IeS'"" e''" "
more ""I' '''''', ".''' ,O.',
''o'' hs r''''s' "Ea''' u -
i"e 80 -
">' ~ '''' '.'.'"'
''''''''",'S va '''''" >'.- ,ol,,,.. H.
% '''' ''''.' :. r',' .r:. :. ;.,n,,,,., =. ,h.
~ I'VE 1,,.,.,,;,
pfcsiicn'; " ''c t''9'''' ''''''
NJ, bc accommodates! uGilGs MI bucli'
ao.n's ;cr:,; ii! ":lics, and without L;sso-
,,, :. I,.-t co:,,,.. r.,r him 10 nursue.
,L ,,. t,- 80.
III o'"er i" "V'P "P'" III" :,
construction: Ought any patriot who really
1asirc. the preservation oI the Fedora: Union
"''' 3D.
10 leave u"u'''S "'.J ~ " NV" 10y
/ wild ANA wcHcd horde 'haI 'o''''"S i'''c''''
into power from beginning civil war: Ought
~, -. nrc,;dcc, before tie close Of his term,
NV ,.,n ,o ,.ros,rro H., ,,.,c,
TO d" Al IL '''> ''""'' - r
ani to comp: MS SUCCESSOR - "' ''S''' o! 'e-
privins him @; ihe '"e."> Of doing "r0ns:-
y. nn,!..rar il, c,n,,,r.r, with the unanimous
.''' '''''' -. Val, h,.a
so"I'' am "'''' ',''' '''I w.
L confluence ~ ~ '''"r,''" VI ';S Is'l =;
ri "' '''
II ndS o' {" '''''''''"'"'! ''"' "''He" l'''t
I : al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
HY raS GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

A PRUCLaNAllUN-
,1ruEgEAs A vacancy has occurred IN the Senate Of
~ vEaa BY the death Ss 9 fI.rr;S m Of A.
~ sno.,virania and Caroline: now, therefore,
JSs't Joss E.1eusR Governor Of tie connSuwsa Of ys
ria: have though. proper by wi or siseSn ,on ,Isa IS; M
..EsraI place, Of voting in said sens,Orss H:rG'
q III seventh Of January 1851 ,ol.ssd lsI 'sa0: '"
l''!: - supply me v hsnd as Governor and uncr
I!.s f,L- Less seal of the coTmoo"ea'a' nm '''
y s'1aH Day u Dec'Io''' JOHN LETCrLI
C,osss v. M1srosr, sse'y OF the conm0r"ea''0
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SALE OF Ai:OEI rHIitTY.EIGIIT NE:

be sold the highest bidder without reserve AT
w Charlotte Court House, MONDAY the Tih day Of
January ls6l it being day, all Negroes belong
ing 10 the estate Of John ~ Adams deceased Also all the
Negroes belonging the Of Frank Pollard
consisting Of men, women, boys and girls generally field
hands, and very likely Terms made known the day
sale" These ncsroes sold hy he for dvi.
sion. TIlOS 1 ADAMS
Dec lo-cSS THOS. POLLARD.
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1SGl NEGRO HIRING 1861,
y. A. COOKE,
in,;,cg os !4ru STREET. ~ EXCHANGE IioTEL BUILDING

Il. A. COChE,
i0r;cg os !4ru STREET, ~ EXCHANGE HOTEL BUILDING,
RIcHuoSo, EA.) ,
INSURANCE. AND COLLECTING AGENT.
Respycfu!y tenders his servcesto the pebe aua Inc
r-i.nls Of CCcEE CLOSE, for HIRING OUT ssk ANlS
@ whom he viii cadeavor TO procure the best prices and
comfortable homes aud promises Them cspeeal f h
nriny sickness VIII also attend TO the properly OF an
SEN, owners and Collecting Of Claims generally hafnR
learned from au experience Of some years taAt h"r;aEe
Is derived from making Tonpt returns W ror,icc
Effected v agents resolved to adopt Ihis Ps"c'ee,
,. hone by unring excrons that shall be- able to give
rnr. satisfaction all who may favor noe with het pa
,rnnarc and thus merit continuance OF ,he same 10
osn with whom am personally unacquhihtcd' IL "hoFuS
me- pleasure TO oEcr t'c Following: ,.r c,,,.u
I;rrrErxcks 0. Dahnry, Esq, Achilles Sa,nppI,'
~. K J.wcs ESQ, DR.. ID. Il. Gregg. Col. IT, D. iomhn'
VIM H. Aylc Esq, nr K. ". Fax, Mrssrs Powell narf
j. o. ro.lsrL E,g William VI. Turner, ESQ., k"s "'''"'
Vim ". Mctirudcr. E.q, D. F.. Gardner, Esq., L. s. Nc
Grud.r NJ. b., j +. S'Gtvu n: b., llrnrieo county.
J".n u. Ilarriss E'I, hr. WIN. H. F0N' ha"o'e e'"'
M.ssrs. Wilson ( Eosher Messrs. Chile. ( chenery'
Esq pr. F. " iiansock, Marx howney, Esq., Andre%
Jenkins. E.r 4 =. T.. pahney, Esq Gate OF 'ts hfH -
raasy Coc.c. of his city,. A. : samuel ESQ, W..
Wn, 4. M9r,cu-c. tSccond Auiiorl Mrssrs Johnston
Wa,,ias W. T. ". Taylor, Esq Mesars Gr"sh' a'ler'
son, Richmond City.
ii. y. Tioinas, t:>q., Fairfax county.
Z. Hill. Esq WIN. Wight, Esq. Alexandria, Va
6. :. Gresham, Esq, Arci,'d r"intc', E'p knS m"
benjamin II. shacssl:orL Esq Fsuqn!er county.
s : BROOKS. ESQ., stafford county
Erosddu. Esp !. ". Quare.. Esq, Caroline couh-
'csu. r. n, Earkt. ten. i. } Muse, Essex county.
Dec a,,-it
III, .:..if; l;isEisi'G0i.S HE wv. }. WAT
KlSS % CHARLOTTE.
DEED OF Trus. haviOg been executed on ,he '.s'
n October lS6I br wm. j. WniAn. oil charlotte CO
ty by which he dedicated his entire prorsfy 10 ,
81 his debts notice hereby given 10 his cfeu
tor, TO pr.scr.; their claims without delay.
An General crcditors or those having no security tof
,,;r lin. AZ. r.nuirrd by the tr.s Of the Itea 10
sir the same vi iE Sky days from The execution
In ul,l.r take advantage .! Us provisions ~ I'm ~,
been recorded II will also be recorded In Echa'ona anu
In Prince kGwnrd. Address,
TlluS WATKINS, Mount Laurel
Post Office. Halifax county, . TRUSTEES
RICuD V. GAINES BRAKES
IIranch, Chsrlotic County, ,,
Or ISAAC K. WATKINS. Atosney-aLa", Char.o,'e ChraS
Cour; House NOV. 's'
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Tli;, \EW BRICK MACHINE

rs GRADUALLY extending over the tn"d States an!
Can.,,-, worked bv one man by horse and hr steam
uaE-, from 900 20 go bricks dsy-cosis :eor go
sii For farther particulars. IN fam','"' Ht''he wa
:u.t-yc,re an hrrr Lifting ana burning address tic!"s
.:is issGGr Stamps, rl'-A.>S " ,,,,i,nn;..
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TaEDEGAR IRON WORKS,

GCiMuND, VIRGINIA.
!efEANEti.L Cor the liberal encouragement extended TO
nv Scatr. friends, We have spared no expcnse
extending facilities nee. the Increased demand
ios 4Cr various manufactures Il our
CAR WHEEL DEPARTMENT
- have made -x:e25.c improvements, by tho addition to
WHEEL FOUNDRY o: building Is By - feet; and
chg-Ty.
Gu7 Teels ere bored Sy se-centerng horizontal Ma
=ilrc and drawn the Axle by powerful Hydraulic
Pres .arnisi with indicator by which the force
piled 10 the Wheel Is accurately measured
We continue 10 manufacture, from best CHARCOAL
METALS f..s.s5S g-g!s ;SFFs;Sfsssa,
Bar lron Railroad Chairs; Rsiiroadsan Ship pSptees
Railroad Wheels; Truck Bolts and Fish Bars Car and
Cannon and Proiec.e, all kinds Iron and Brass Castings
Losoncvs, Stationary apa Portable Engines; Sand
e5ss Nils Sugar Mills . S7rrSS { 81:
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NEGRO HIRING,

gHE subscriber again oilers his services 20 his friends an,
a the public for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
yeaT lie pledges himself his best exer,ons to pro
ring sickness He hopes from long experience be abl,
give satisfaction.
Oaics at the old stand OF Dabney Cauthcrn corner
Main aud 18th Streets, opposite the ST. Charles Hotel.
Dec 2l-c9w EDWARD " DAIHAY
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COMMISSIONERS SALEOF LAND IN

l..
k2f virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court Of Louisa
county In the suit Of Sharp Sharp and Others the
snoeFi6er as special commissioner Of said court Will on
FRIDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF FJANUARY 1861, bro
ceed SELL at the Tavern Of Thomas Rhodes said coun
" OF Orange at public auction the hghes. blIder q
Tract OF Land belonging to the estsl. Of Mrs Louisa
deceased containing by survey ave hundred and
thtrty.eight and three-eEh,hs ucres
iis iand Hes near tile plk road leading from Frede-
rieksonrs to Orange Court House, about 1--WE miles
from Inc iormer and ten miles from the laer and adjons
the laods OF j. W. Sale George Waugh Others About
growth.
The FredeHcksburg and Orange Rsilsoad, which isnow
aades N1t hia lid goo1Tnlest-
@t as may be lnnut BY getting cross-ties and ws0d.
TkRMs-As much o! the chase money In cash as will
De required 10 pay the suit expense of sale
me balance In three equal instamens credits Of one
two and three years. With interest from the day of
the purchaser giving bonds therefor with good security
ana the legal title retained until oil the money Is paid
For further information, apply Mr.. Thus Rhodes who
iTes within mile and half OF the land address Per-
.nanu Jones, Esq, Rapid Ann Station, Orange county, or
tue subscriber. at Jackson, Louisa county, Va.
Nov 23-cw6w WM. G. WALTON Conn.,
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tsIC;g1,.SH Fs:IsrlLyLEsS MtHIfA'
'rsfA:sSE MILLS.
ROCKETS, RICifMrND, ri.

5. HARTMAN, GESEKAL AHENT
ssAHCFAC CTCEES and offers tor sale, In 1913 20 sun p.
We c,n,e-s aar ground bones, Win he:r ,ne mate
uAzrX,Hs Aaaoiac.! super Phosphate oi L,Iie NisuS
Of hopes ,.rrnnposr by -r'iurc acid Also, iiarhan
imported Manipulated Guano made u pest IuoSP
GIa;. Gurl. lirco:ao-c hy sphnrc ac'd an" OF ''i
b-,: Peruvian Gua:n These Fertilizers have "een "'s"
with ih~ :uo-: satisfactory results
Also ;Ur SAFE American. Colombian and Ncrassa "Gea"N
lt the loves: Garsr; prices.
To be nal Il; iac Mills ai." .! M-s'r>. NohhLh LLA
BORNE snd Coilin.sr:un Merchants generally.
ly--ly
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5000 ACRES OG COTTON LAMBS FOI;
4 A 4 1 D = -,

SN LF UIl ~ 4 PAKTN ERSHIP.
ME- thousand acres Of FRS. quality cotton lands in
~ Washington county. Miss, within six miles OF Mssls
sippi river Also, thyGve hundred in sunaowcr
county, Miss in Six miles Of inzoo river good roads
ns to each tract They were located 10 1884 by the under.
ssned. They will be sold or placed stock agsIns.
negroes each to be valued, aud partnership formed
Address ". L. PAXTON,
Dec. l9--cw6m New Orleans
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MIA NyE:ts.-A situation il wanted hy II LADY, who
w has had Considerable experience In teaching, In Nir
g;,ia the various Easah Ea:ccs. Fr"neh Music Draw
nn and Painting Good references be- given Letters
addressed TO "a TEACHER, Richmond, Va vii! receive
,,n,,,, ate ,tioa Dec 2S-c3t
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T. Parish.
HEss!co.--col S. McRse, DR.. J. n. Gara BIT.
CHARLES ClTY.-Dr J. u. Roane, ]. IL sddeil
= JAxES ClTr.-James Ii. Allen.
EoREoLE.-Dr. J. J. SlmpEins. -
H. LoUIs1--Johns Hunter.
ssAccoMAc.-Dr. P. Brown, William Custis Geo. W.
|sWedgep. s.as -. 80 =:
IsAALsgGARLg--Elder James W. Goss, er r. L. Coleman
skise;AEp QrasN-Yps GayAakss i-:-sss-s 90 -
csaolisk AZ. Hon D. O. peIarneite. fienFy George
Philip Samuel 49,, ,H4|A- :. yp,co. I, a.
Esssx-Elder P. Alnsey, Edward " " -Au''oe'A''
nett Richard CaylGr. - ,a.-,,
SrorsrLvAx!A.-EIder ?. Frayzcr, T Anue'son:
FntoSRcKSrrAo.-James Gray, j. 3'"h' A. ~ Dsf'
nard D.
! FArorlsE-Enos Hord, II. n. Wa.orT Vim. r. Gaines
PgrEgsprRo-Dr. John Duvs c. 7. Baylor }. Denui-,
poK1SMor7H-C. c. Robinson Wm II. Morris.
OxASoR-u. ". bernard.
Observation-Disclosures T. Brown Dec ls-clH
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- ,.y,ji:s: Mp .Sts AtsIsatE, 3"op SIDES
...rr s;..: a.,:G:.c-d Leather, and tie best biancs
- ,!f.;o =!,c!r viii sell low for cash or good
pa;" g.. c,c,Io,ly
" DEyEEECE,
No, 1872 Gary It.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

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subscriber again tenders his services his friend,
Il and the public at are. Agent, in the city Of
Richmond hire Negroes. sell Real and Personal Es-
tae rent OUT Houses and transact other business
braced in Il General Agency.
His long experience in Negro Hiring added e1ten.
sive acquaintance with the citizens Of Richmond and s
vicinity, he hopes will enable him. heretofore give
ent!Ec satisfaction TO all who nay enirus their negroes
Sls care.
Every effort will be made TO good homes and fair
prices Ample arrangements have been made have NE
sroes cared for till hired out.
lie has racced medicine !or more than 20 years j
will continue 20 prescribe la all simple cases -aVut
charge (much has been saved by that course H. sreseL
year, aud will cudeavor 10 prevent medical bills us
possible. 2lss5g'
Persons who Intend pa:ron!ze him will please notify
him Of such intention Immediately. 30. b. LYNErs
Office in basement Metropolitan Gall,
Franklin It, Richmond Va
REFERENCES. I - =
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The Richmond Enquirer,
yrs..s,!rp pAlav, sEnIwREktr AND WEEKLY
Pm, ~. TYLER, WISE n ALLEGRE.
,IoUCI,tS & GREGORY
TERMS:

ooUGLAS l. GREGORY
,rsxp Ti;E COURTS OF HANOVER AND KING
u WILLIAM. t -.t r,
= 3. U0t uLAs als" attends the Courts OF King and
+ n1uGLAs, Aylett's, King William.
= rrrSOrY Ia Old Church. Hanover. Feb u-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

E u. + ACII NE " UKkS,
HItWEOND, IA.
AN.FACcuE:S Scam Engines Of every description
II nj s- Circular Saw Mills, Mi!l Gearing, Mining
X4r.c description. Castings In Iron and Bras
a. -, .,,.-: notice Feb 3-siy
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s:sSJtt;IoR FasJs IksG.ss7AT T'raRSsT At. I.N!
st-."4tss In the Courts Of Boeiourt and adjoining
souui:cS. 49,, ,,,,.-, o,,,,- t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

!!AN KrIrii. yonN = a; chlLroS.
w,:.gLJO. rAucUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
,y.>:- EtsS OF HEAVY WOOL
4. = .,unGS. NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN,
.,P; ,IE llSSEfS, for negro women. March S-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

.1I. rh iaving pFOcurfu tht EtFVICes o. ~
- -. "a: tie purpose OF selling Live stock
n -, tc,yaG narks Will With Luther ;, '5ssne og
-. - ..vilcd attention t. all business entrusted
e ~ cea:;dr", from :hciT l"ns experience TO
70 80 -, -t.::rc satisfaction.
,r>.fr /- iiac-- ,LvIr:-nau;. on coDSlgnnenta:
JOlIS GROUSE,
{ lRN1NE