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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

- BEAUTIFUL WINDOW tVSNlrvRr The most es
CANT Window shades and Curtain Trimmings, CIT Coz
nces Lsces Curtains &C. 10 be found 10 the city thn.
D., At C. woooFoso's, 20 Broadway. las window
shades are certainly most beautiful and We advise al
about ornamenuns their windows Tor the Holiday. VITA
those useful Articles examine his extensive
i.3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

~ We are indebted to Richard McGregor Jr
fJf Albany papers Of yesterday ria Housaonic Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29
Passing Events in Canada.

The Elections for new Parliament are IN pro.
gress, aud the Radicals, as they are termed, seem
70 have It all their own way. In many counties
there are no opposing candidates, and where there
is contest 60 far all seems quiet-no disturbance
as heretofore, which may be attributed to bis Elk
cellency Lord ElgiR, who learn wlll not counte.
nance auy thing like violence between contending
parties. Thanks TO his lordship-nay the reward
Of the peace maker be his. The new Customs law
takes effect the 9Th January BY which all difieren
ua duties cease, and mportati0ns from the mother
country pay the same as those from the United
States.
The navigation laws will doubtless undergo
change so that the St. Lawrence will be free to
American bottoms. A grand opportunity will then
offer for your iOrwarders 10 engage In the carrying
trade from New York to the upper lakes, via
Champaign and Montreal. route, the facilities
Of which are but partially understood except by
very few individuals. From what | know am
inclined to believe that saving in freight Of Is to
30 cents might be made on each barrel Of -four sent
from the upper lake to New-York by this route
over that OF the canal route from Buffalo. @.
ty- MECHANICS INSTITUTE LECTURES at the
Society Library rooms, BroadwsyProf HuME's course
on Experimental Chemistry sc.-Filth Lecture; subject
Electricity, its History &c The Professor. In intro
ducing his subject. presented to the audience great
neiy Of splendid electrical phenomena. Illustrating In
beautiful the peculiarites of the resnous and
'ytTeous positive and negative elecirices.
Taught by the Frankinan and Du Fay theories The Pro
fessor however adopts the theory OF the latter pbloso
pher to two eectcities instead OF that taught by
Franklin, OF but one electricity, but OF unequal proper
ons and therefore the phenomena Of attraction and
VulsiOn Ia electricity.
In abiding to Kiln the stepped from
thread Of his DISCOURSE to pay very high compliment 20
the memory Of that great man, discOverer In the
al the highest order. philosopher.
whether Of ancient modern times, made more
original discovery than did Franklin In his researches in
electricity and the discovery Of the identity OF lightning
with electricity aud when II Is remembered that they
were made In the New MOfG-which then in
every of the woodland IN advance of the Old World,
which rdiculcd his theories IL must be considered
of the most happy and wonderful discoveries well
as the results OF The phosophc minds that
existed II would be difficult 20 than aIude 10
Professor lecture, which occupied more than hour
anording the audience the highest qualification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

sfof roVS hAiR FE0A FAILING or The bs'i ~. h',
Tonic Anv"s AID Ast be Dope nded o., 10 10
SOI4 Hair hsstOlatise. Owe u tual sE1 you Va. II
Be disappointed Il always clspes dancfsf from ins .
ssl yes tne hair nae oak appearance sos aS,ss
Io.s al 81 SAzlnaIa-sL oay. cS-''NS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

~ To remove grease spots from clothes, ~ooisn',
&C me Magic Erasiye soap removes all spos oh sf
STAINS &C from clothes woOlens, carpets &C sllbve' ~
ary leaving me part. ngh spolcs. and clean. sod @
one shilling a. o. ChalLsu-sl dxs aeoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

~ Mr. o. NJ. FOSTER has our thanks for
clpy Of the Boston Atlas Of yesterday received by the
+ Springfield route
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

- LANCE S,Ls or ENcS,viNss.--This evening vii
be sold, by ROYAL GJRLEY. 5c4 Broadway. an exlsa
and hue collection OF Ensravins. consisting Of great
variety OF interesting subjects, including many tia.
brilliantly co on ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

HOLIDAY PREsEsTs-R. t. A. STUAKT, 4sj Green
wch OF ChambensL have just received and oru
for sale large variety OF Paris made fancy boxes basket
cgn boxes comets cornucopias &C. Steam refined csndi
ana suga plums Of superior quality. dis ~
WAsHiNcros Cry PAPERs-sobscup uon. are received
BY the Agent, '. y. PALMER
WhOesas Dealer. cards and advertisements tor soutl
efn and Nes papers now received a. the Agency
Tribune Buildings, Tor The Spring trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

MiNDow >saDss ID 900 FAies-Consisiing Of every
style Of imported and American Shades, Tor sale lot.
10 purchasers pce' 30 per cent less than other
stores Merchants Peddlers, &C will do we'll TO call
KtLn A RKERs exclusive Window Shade store. ljl
lhlfhsm-sI d.t a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

ry- We were in error in ssyios ,h~t Mr. SHKE.
sIiI q this Sia'e had %, p.ea t.-c- gol a1y shs
esausssss. he Is On Ne CeaRil,es % Manufactures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

fV- Green Ginger Root sud Havana Oisnges by Joss
"A Bso,s Co - v,sey, corner Of Greensiehst dar'
NtV.YEARs HAr5 AND CHmDSgN's PASS FANcY hat,
-kNoA with hs accustomed brevy, would call the a.
IN, friends and the public who about puf
chasing hat for themselves friends respect
fully invited 10 call Add examine hisunnvaisd a-ofimeai
which cannot be eAceled for beauty and elegance ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

~ New Rssins 10 whole, half and quarter boxs. sot
kegs Grapes Citron dried Carants, PTunes IN extra sh
cartoons new Figs coored Candles Sperm. &c nsey o~
price. Also crop Sugar At = Cd and y tor no
susfrs yellow r. ID ior lbs Best old Java II peru
superior Speyn Candle, IS ~ winter Lamp on % -.
lon hest crushed Sugar y cts German do en-. be"
Bunch ga,ns 80, beg DO I'D Clifton p. Cuuauts lod
For sale Wholesale and retail a. fowiEss, go aud ~
Greenwich and 10 v..sy.st d2s q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

~ Morr BRoWlRs Nassau' 81 oder. for sale slsIs'
assortment Of gold and silver Patent. Lever Anchor ,.
cspemsnt Lepins Watches with rich assortment Of
J-weify. sc fol Christmas and New Years presents
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

- frt GOODYEAR RUnsER WARsHotst, 100 Bread
way coltnse 10 seepas heretofore thu largest and be'
Of Patent Metallic Rubber Oyersboe. IA ID,
city The improvements made 10 Mr. Goodyear patented
fabrics within the past year truly surprising d. In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

~ Our friend JoSEs ofI Annst. sells Boots aud
Shoes th,n any other in the city, from the very tact
o. bis selling the cheapest Don't forget u give him call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

BAsy JuNPERs.-Ihe pstenter Mr. q W. TurrLs, 81
Broadway OF this amusing and useful invention, has with
mach care finished up beautiful assortment, 10 which he
would call The attention of hose wishing something new
for the holidays dHf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

GEsrLEMES's Go0Os Shirts, rrayats, gloves, socks
under shirts and drawers Of every kind offered At eS
tremely low prices at SANXAys new establishment, d"
Wilan-st opposite the Old North Dutch Church d. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

The amount of Coal transported over the Read
log Railroed for the week ending sd December. ~as
J37 tons and the total tor the year $50 3ol tons The
total sent market This three millions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
SIraJton,s esisscs

MO. 5, SOETH FOUR r III - TN
~ STREET.
Let althc wcrld say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATTos the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alex. No. IL, March NH
81 So 40 % 40 al So 80 d 9 50 II 40 %.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS,
-Moaon2alia Lottery, Ne. H. Ca
pilals: $1,000, 1000, 1900, Zoo, 597 Of 300,
&c Is Nos, II drawn. Tickets =; halves I
quarters 80 GEMS.
1000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY NIGHT -Leesburs, Extra. No g.
Capitals: $4,000, 900, COG, &c. 10 Nos -
drawn. Tickets 81; halves 5ac quarters 25c.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DuLLARSl
SATURDAY-Su SUSSEX, No. 81 Capitals:
5000, 500, 1000, 800, 600 500, &c. 81 Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets -; hal.cs !; quarters 50 9.
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARSl
SATURDAY NIGHT-Sussex Extra, No.
% Capitals SIS 900, 900, 9i6, Of 500 &c
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81 25; halves 81
cents; quarters 81 cents.
100000 l0fG0!!
Alexandria Lottery. Glass NJ, 10 be drawn
March 10Th, 1917. Grand Capitals: 100000,
10000, 4,0oO 90 of 900, 20 Of $40, % Of 800,
&C. &c Nos 4 drawn. Tickets l0-shares in
proportion Certificate Of package - Whole
Tickets 500; halves and quarters in proportion.
$50 900 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class n, 10 he drawn
March p, lS4T. Grand Capitals: $50, 900, TO-
600, 5000 1000 Of 500 4 Of 1850, , Of $50,
81 Of 900. 80 Of 600, 40 ol 400, SC. IS Mos.
IA drawn. Tickets 10; shares in proportion
Certificate OF package Of II whole Tickets 10
do. halves and qrs. III proportion.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates 81 Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly auendedto, anddrawings sent when re-
quesled Please address orders 10
N. STRATrOE,
March IN pirhmnna W.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19

Schr. General Warren. Davis, Boston.
Schr. Burlington, bearing, Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19

IN CHaNcERY -yIssi.iA la Chesterfield Coun
4 " Court. March the stn, 1877:
John Wii.on and William II. wilson, infants Who
su. by Thomas .. Wilson, their guardian and next
friend, PlainufS:
against
Elizabeth Wilson, Robert Mann and Elizabeth his
wife William Mann and Krbecea his VIE, John Berry
and Polly his wife, and lawson wilson, Defendants
This day cam. The plaintiffs by their Attorney, ~.
and-r Jones, E.q, and flied their hui, and the deirn.
ants, Jonn Hrry and Poly NJ WIFE, ana LAWSON
son nj having entered their appearance and gwen
cur,ly according The act OF Assembly and the rules
OF mis- Ccuit aud IT appearing BY satisfactory evidence
mnj,n II The plnint. by their attorney, Is ordered
Ina, the said resident defendants do appear here on
the first day OF May next, and answer tie hili OF
The plaintiff; and thai copy Of his ofdet DC lofth-
win in serted In some newspaper published In Inc city
If Rchuond and continued for eight weeks successive
IT, and posted NJ door Of the Court house OF this
county. A.op,- -, 80 ,,ocpt, n n
March l7-ewsW w W. = .ooolll, " -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
VALUABLE PROPERTY
on YORK RIVER. rs GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
VIRGINIA ElR SALE


'JHE undersigned. Trustees Tor H. \ Garland offer
for sale that valuable property in Gloucester com
IS, Virginia known as The West End Steam Mills. The
one 1undftd and MY OF winch salt Marin, ana
abundance nf l.ogs. within from quarter 10 halt u
inilr Of the SIN The N and Machinery are MI in
good repair, Engine Of about thirty horse po"
rroprilins Two upright saws, circular saw blaming
machine, .ist mill, etc all situated Immediately upon
The banks 0f Y"rk River, Ten miles below tie conrm-
plated railroad from West Point IA Richmond. The ad-
vanragrs nj his place for Wood Yard and Oyster
Plantation. (indepcndrrt at ilia raw and Gfst Mn
unsurpassed ny any IN the whole tide water district
of Virginia. there being not less than tlree-ftiis Of
mile nf shore for oyster planting, and that twhen the
railroad 10 Richmond shall be completely no; than
two and half hours the Richmond market, ioi the
hest Oysters taken from s1id river. There wood
enough upon bo lgni pay Tor Tie place THREE times,
and more convenient FOR shipping Than upon any point
on the river. Vessels dravIng eight feet water
come immediately mp 10 the wharf.
The subscribers VIII treat prvaeiy with any person
persons TO may b. disposed aiter viewing thr pre-
m>tsl Ia purchases ohrrws- VIII he offered Tor aale
Ia Inc highest bidder. Saturday, 2Uh March, ie47,
10 O'Clock, NJ On the premises. credit al six,
Twelve and eighteen months. FIR approved security aud
aided ri trI-i, II drrmrd necessary.
The title 10 the ahc:e properly IS believed 10 be I'M
doubted; hut tho undersigned VIII convey only such
Tile as ~ rested IN them Trustees.
Mrs. Garland will join with the Trustees In the title
DAVID MAY,
TlIUS. WALLACE,
March 2-ctts Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARKETs, March is.

.,YrIIMoNO VhhAsAA - - A-'- -
Inspections increasing. There
w. W.. animation in Inc market tor manufac-
!, ,oH' descriptions. We quote Tugs a, 81 rs a
iatns .nmmon leaf, so 3 25; midllins, ) SO
! W ~ Zoo Good and fine, 4 so to 7 IS.
a'tnTnlfR-Generally held al Sc 25; dull.
rrLnJEaT-Good TO prime 1876 10 lao cents per
y, hel tor best white. ,
ca h>a,,TS-sO cents-in demand.
vW1uEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cts; Shorts 70
Brown Sufs 30 cents; ShipStuf1s 80 els.
cen r1,6SiRN-Corn IS a III cts.
neSVlSIONS.-BAcoN: Smithfeld and City
~, 10 cents; Joles cents; Hams II cenls.-
v ,,,s,sm Sides, new, 9. % cts; Shoulders,
" v .sn,s Joes "a CTS. Old Sides a. 8 els
% ,.,olssrs 7a7s cts. LARD No. |, l0a l0a cts.
s'rraTTL E-For Cattle from the scales, gross
';sb, s IS a 1 90; net, a 8, according TO
Wy MUTTON So $5-scarce and in
nan. .aai Hoes: Sc SO 7, scarce.
4 ,csnTTON-il a III cents per ID.
Cotton YARNS-Richmond and Man
.bs.,sr Factory prices) Nos. TO IL, 20 cents;
yos II 10 is, D cents.
vi picE-New crop Al 4. cents per pound
SaiT-Sl 50 from wharf; l 60 from STORE
IINE-L.asl sales S7t IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
..oKr OF RICH NJ ON ID.
ION = aler this day, al 6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
ARRIVED.

scbr pocahonlas, Smack, New York, sun
..;ss 10 Lee & Tinsley, Davenport, Allen s. Co.,
I s6witch 4 Brother, T. R. Price, Quarles &
Tsrw;n, II. Ludlam & Co, Crenshaw, Brothers
GO Van Lew, Smith & CO., Dunlop, Mon
'nre { Co., Gaynor & Wood, Edmond & Daven-
,1rl S.ebbens, Darrico,t & Co., II. James & Co,
Williams s Ha1all. F. Lalhrop & Vandeursen.
lanes 4 Brothers, w. Taylor, Drinker & Nor
,;s Richardson & Co.. Gay, Mathews s Co,
Valentine. Breedeu g. Co, Wadswor,h, Turner
& Co.. Binlord s. Fry, Fry & Co., J. Winston,
webb' Bacon s. Co., j G. Crane, Brooks, Bell
/ Hudson, I. & C. Ellis, ClaIkson & Gardner,
! y Van Lew, Workman, McGruder s. Co., R.
parish, Ball, Harold & Co., w. D. Gibson, I.
Raberison, Warwick & Barksdale, A. Mailert,
B,rford s. Nimmo, Duval & Purcell, w. S. &
! ponnan, Massie & White, Grubbs 6 Apper-
AN D. Il. London, D. |. Burr, Shields & Somer-
vile Greller s. Greuer, j. II Euslace s. Son, c.
palmer. J. P. Duval s Co, Nash s. Woodhouse,
s,zer & Son, J. G. Skater & Co, G L. Wor-
ham 4 Co, R. NJ. Allen, Kent, Kendall s. Al.
wa,er, J. Myers, Hubbard, Gardner & Co.-and
10 order.
SAILED,
Schr. General Warren, Davis, Boston.
Schr BURLINGTON. bearing, Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
sands, SarsaparilIa.

The health q The human system depends al
,aosi entirely upon the state Of The blood. II The
WALKING Gud which pervades every tissue, every
membrane, Sbre, tilament, gland, or other organ,
primary or subsidiary; if the body be charged
with The elemeM Of diseases, sickness must be
the con:eq uence--and until the causes OF dis
eases exiting in The blood are eradicaled, no per-
manen relief can be expected. Ii is here thai the
powerful leallhresIorilg properties Of Sands
Sarsparilla are manifested its searching opera
lion reaches he causes OF disease, and the cures
il performs are therefore radical and thorough.
For further PARTICULARS and conclusive evidence OF
lis superior value and efficacy pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
aSy Prepared and sold by A. b. l. D. SANDS, Drug
ei.,s 100 Fulton street, corner Of William, New YORK.
Soid also, by aUVAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
street, Richmond Virginia, and by Druggists generally
the United States. Price, ST. per bottle or
sir hsttles for Is. March, 1877
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19

AN NOTIcE.-The subscribers have as
cia.et themselves a. Partners in The arac-
tise @. he Law, under the slvic oil JOSEPH &
GEogGE 5. FEQCi. The iorpier partner,
who -. ldes near New Canton, Buckingham,
viii ,,eud The Superior and Coun:Y Corr,s OF
Bnctincham and Cumberland and The Superior
Conts Of AIbemarle and Fuvanna ard lac
la,,pr. who resides in Scotsvllle, Albemarle
county. will attend the Superior and County
CONS cf Albemar'e, Fluvanaa and Bucking.
hom. Any business cvnfded q them will be
promptly attended 10. JOS. FuQUA,
Aug. l4-cwl0m GEO, S,FDAuA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
AUCTION SALES.
es,,y,nrlnrsf Gnle.

THE cATHARINE FURNACE, WITH DWELLING;
i,64s AIRES OF LAND. CONTAINING IRON
STOCK, STEAM ENGINE, ENGINE HOUSE. Gu
roiaS, gLACKsMITH'5 TOOLS, &c &c &C.,
WITH EVERY THING REQUISITE FOR . COM
PLErE IRON MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
MEN1.
ON TUESDAY, June let. i6i7, Will be sold At Pub
~ lie Auction on The premises thal highly valuable
property, known as the tAIhAEiAE FCRSACL,
with HI The Land attached thereto; Fixtures, Patterns
stock, &C., sc together with the Dwe!lna and tut
lionse. TO- ming As whole, compl.t. Iron Manulac-
turing Establishment, with a NEAT aud desirable Flnii
y Residence attached and situated in country
lnrstiondby healthy ans other in the Union. The
principal iteIs embraced in The proposed sale are as
follows:
THE CATHARiNE FURNACE E, located in The
~ Of Sfotsylvanla Safe Of Virginia, 10 miles from The
town Of Fredericksburg, one mite from swift Run Gap
Turnpike Road, aud containing tbs acres.
The STACK was built b. Mark McAfer, In the year
1857 is So feet HIGH ~ feet tquare the base 10 feet
across the inwan with two twieres
CASTING HOUSE, thirty feet wide, fifty feet long,
with shed each aide twenty feet wide and fifty
feet long.
ENGINE HOUSE, OF stone, twenty feet wide, and
seventy long, with sheds tw sides, and On engine
vi fourteen horsa power.
TWO ILP0La5.
BRIDGE HOUSE, 81 feet wide, y feet long
coal HOUSE, par, Of Stone, ~ feet wide, loo feet
long, with a shed 20 itet wId-, 100 feet long
Oihce, Boarding House Tor w"rkmeh, Ball House,
Pattern House. Snake House, and Rlacksmith's Shop
Palierns Mouds ana Fixtures for the manufacture OF
nearly every description 81 Shrl and Shot used by The
GrnrraI Governments; valuable set of Brass Pot Pat
tern-, Siove Patterns Sr., &c.
Eighteen Mules and une Horse, Wagons, Caus, &c,
wiih Gear; Blacssm;i's Tools.
Stalking ample 10 accommodate fiom forty To nifty
head o! horses mnirs.
The Dwelling House, TWO stories, with eight rooms.
Kitchen, ami all necessary Offices, and Houses for Ser
ytn.s
- The terms Of sale win br-One third cash, the
balance III Two eana' annual instruments, secured as
usual, hy deed 81 fns, OF the premises con-idr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

Tire and n aaT mites rom GO,donspllc Depot.
I WISH 10 sell my Farm, which lies along The South
west Mountains, ana contains $50 acres. II ad-
ION. the lands of b. J. Barbour V. Junuson and VIM.
Davis, I.sq.., Orange, and zen Gordon, ". L. Wal
ker, aud James Lindsay, Esqs., III hbemare.
Ia consequence nf having purchased an estate else
where in the State this land VI sooner disposed Of
will he offered 10 the Highest bidder the 18th day OF
May. iai7.
Win the view Of effrcfing snle, might be in6aced
To divide III. Farm and am DESTROYS OF making 4
speedy disposition Of H. that low price will be taken,
and very liberal terms extended 10 the purchaser.
There is snperabundanor Of wood land attached,
believed 10 hr about $50 acres one hundred nf
which Is fine tobacco land
ANY one wishing 10 see the land will find my over
seer always On the premises.
address-BrntivoElio !. -, Albemarie.
Feb. l9--c2iwm&wtf ALEX. +. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
VALUABLE GARDEN FARM AT
Auction

On Saturday, he 20h ddv of March, lS47.
r. virtue OF a decree Of the Hastings Court Of
~ tolk CITY, IN the suit Of Andrews vs.. Cookies Ad
minisrator and others, Will proceed 10 SELL at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder. Saturday, the Goth day
OF Tins present month"; March, front Of the Beacon
Once, IN Norfolk city, about IL o'coca NJ, that vala
Bile Garden Farm OF which VI Cooke, deceased, died
seized and possessed adjoining the Of Portsmouth,
ami immediately on the main road To Suffolk.
This farm contains about sixty Of land in The
highest possible state OF cultivation and fertility and Is
enclosed with substantial and durable fence Of cedar
posts and juniper rails
From the great producvenrss Of this land, The quick
Of It's SOIL and us con'iguity and accessibility, by
steam communication 10 ilr markets OF Norfolk, Rich
nopd and Baltimore il NAV be safely sand 10 be Of
the desirable Garden Farms III this section Of Vir
gina
The sale viii he upon credit al six months except
for much NJ VIII pay the expenses thereof, which
VIII be required In cash. The purchaser 10 give bond
and security, and the Commissioner retaining the title
10 The property Ia secure th- deferred payment.
NJ. COOKE, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
Recruits Wanted!

tiIilililii The army is Milling up fasl,
60 6hnh1h those who wish to provide
M MiA I EM E lhemselves with good farm,
Or Sl6O in cgsh al The close of The war, (perhaps
in very short ,ime) had better apply without de-
Law. A bounty of 10 dollars will be paid to each
recruit, six dollars at The time OF enlistment and
six when he joins his regiment. Apply the re.
cruiting rendezvous, corner Of l7lh and Broad
Streers. March