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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

SECOND LAST MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
nAJ FIJI e s Hss;fs St
On which '''' eo Va 81 Rs. sfSsoo
AGrand op.r.. in three s acts: composed By
nn'- 1rs s'sss. fsss ;ii- .ss
A.s ~. Ss ss.!s: ass Ssss..s.s
Miss ViRG VIII a.. wsi f.1sslss Rom.n,a.
The Grand Is se sasrsn 81 .ssi psir from
nns- T Z HsAs sSs0Dl.
Grand c S PLAY e. Fl sa ns ~; ms
rH HsaslsR ssHE. Ct SssIcn
va Ia Y FigL Il. 1 81 S sSSilSisSr'
By q. II. DE WEBER,
with the Accompaniment Of the f. Orchestra.
The Orchestra will play favOre overtures and, for
by MAURICE sTRAKosca.
eohu"e''i :. - - Tickets, 81.
To- be had e The principal music stores hsss' the Opera
MRS. EMMA oILLINoHAM BosrwIck. REsPEcr-
IVA fully her friends and TIE public that
che will give Vocal and Instrumental Concert At Niblos
s
sisted BY Ms,s, Tm% n.man s. and other eminent
and a. the door n the evening Of the Concert.
GRAND GIFT coNcERT.-IN ORDER TO GIVE IN
accommodation TO the pubic. the once
House. Broadway (Acrtnnce Sherman Co) such loo alton
hsing within the reach Of all those residing or
doing bune down town. Tickets 81 each consert alone.
Beautiful pianos i've meodans frat class instruments,
nine elegant gutars and evenly 1--WE magnificent museal
Art ion an inn long vored by the pusc and
supported by the wealth and intelligence Of the country
dist citizens In official capacities
Fs II hs % Fond 70 SsI ras sa
music b be selected contains all thu publications Of the
United States for the subscribers to choose from The date
received at No Astor House. (Adranse Sherman i Col
ana sc mSLs S' WATSON oIoIaEI
vTNRIPLER HAIL-GRAND FURNITURE GIFT con-
cert, limited to 20 Tckets ~ g. each, take place
early in January whom will be Distributed I3 splendid and
worth OF husc TO be selected from tho large
stock the most extensive In the United sta Firth,
Pond Co. including the new "Gft Concert POLKA"
posed expressly for asd dedicated the subscribers this
Concert and which will be played by the band
ming Of the Concert The which Of the aud
nest substsnal kna can be seen At the store Of q. Will
tickets ready for delivery aud whore Information
be obtained The Concert will eonsst of the
popular talent the city Of New Y'ri can pr0dSs.
Tickets 10 obtained At shaSerth Co. Isl Brosawa ny;
AFFORD. leS Bowery.
DANoRAMA or THE PILGRIMS PRogREss-PAa-
toular NotieeAt the request OF parties tschers and
others and In sder allow all to the Panorama
cents on Wednesday and Saturday afcrncons children
will be admitted At haproe. Descriptive catalogues, lax
cents Open every evening Doors at TO Commences
At IN o'clock,
CATTLKR's cosKoRAMAs, CORNER BROADWAY AND
~ Thirteenth admission rs oents Tho LIST section consist
the Hoy Land Egypt Nubia and Arabia will be replaced
the course OF some weeks BY new equally ones
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

DROUGHAMS LYCEUM. OWENS BENEFIT AND
last appearance will take place Saturday evening
January lSth, when will be presented DAVID COPPER
FIELD the farce called the WILD INDIAN in which
Mr. Owens will personste fahonase young lazy. and
laughter. Song of Home" written for Jenny Lind will be
sung by Miss Mary Taylor; Mr. smith and Ducy Barre In .
charming dance the entertainments ding with
and aughabe farce in which Nary Taylor, BroughAm and
Owens will appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

ii
Company v tesratoh their next estress n.r r.ss.as
Ivy en- =. urday gae lsth connecting With TIE NAL rom
Fse 10Th Shippers viii reas. observe has tas 10
sg , ehy NJ lSrr,.s COMPANY taving their s
nediaely the eh.gres river In our covered smsrsos
ecst built expressly r the buslnsss In New York under
care aat charst Abraham Baneker snd shipped
ION rsnaS, ~ tncs " every steamer Custom H,uss
kIllfRh co. Wall street, New York. Rsfer 70 n a
1lihnss Co. G. W. r. Moore GO. T. Howard Son
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

(rnoORrS CALIFORNIA PACKAGE ExPREss PEW
stetIship Crescent CityThe crhers will forward
Ier ssoys .isamer on saturday next r. n
friday. Parcels received On Saturday until 10 80
letters until ~ o'clock. THoNpsOS 4 UiTruCock -"
tnnarcrs aud peal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16
HoRsFs, sre.

E0R SALE CHEAP--A nay HORSE FIFTEEN HANDS
three isehes high square box light and light
harnfss heafy hahkes SC. The horse Is nne
OLD knd, sound. gentle rot his mile three minutes
cont nan three ADD A. half Ike most three minute horses
- three The will he sotd
reuuree the has further Tor him. Ftunre
OF = 3. SMITH, ~ Fulton street, Brooklyn. H. T.
uCEsss ToR PALE Oh ExCHANGE-FOR SALE. A
pair ~ BAY Horses, snds htgh Ions va~v
h good usyslere kiod IN lie dsasc iarnes All
vntrsntcd sound cnly snd old ssli aniy
Tor u Fer safe fresh mitch Co. r.n Ne sesa
.. lss.ai!sd w. KARA, lsC cr,ssy street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16
SPECIAL aO.ClCEA.

ROhANIsM IN AMERICA-THE REV. DIR. BER0H,
o. Phsdelphia, who SO ably replied to Bishop
the decline Of Proestan tism will deliver lecture
the Broadway Tabernacle this Thursday evening"
Rsnsm in America Admission Doors open u
tuIe TO commence at TX o'clock.
CwIss BENEVOLENT socIETY.-rHR SWISS RESI-
- dents Of New York and is environs respectfully
suested attend tho annual meeting of the Swiss Benev
lent Society At the hotel u Mr.. L. Demonico in william
street. on saturday afternoon the 18th ns at hafpast
two o'clock. ny order Of the President.
G. WOLFE. Sec. and Treasurer.
A o. o. "a STATED NETTING or ExcELsIoR
IA Ledge. tshaksoeare No will be hold this day. Janu-
Arg 10TH No t9 Bowery, At two o'clock BY order
Cas-. b. Hsih,s THoS B. JOHNSTON, w.P.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

IN G, M.
TO- the inmants will Commence with the moral
trsna Of the DRUkKARD- Edward Middaton Mr. n
wat.ns; Layer Cribs ~, Taylor Mary wsos, Miss p
fR0LIC OF THE FAlRIls-Count Crackoyieninssi Mr.
Stafford Kickesi~ hisk Mr. Herber CrAckwhp Mr Duan:
Countess Craekovienski Mrs p. Gratap IA ooncInds
yith the comic ballet Of THE FRIsKY coBBIER-Jass
Sneozle Mr. Thompson; Sam Wax. Dunn Admission
Boxes rs cents Pit cents Doors open at half cur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16
RRoUouAxs LYcEUx BaoADwAY, NEAs sRooxE

RkUuGHAnS LYCkUM bnonDmA r,.a SEAk ~ BROONE
SO CENTS Family Circle rs cents Orhsra Stall Seats s
Private Boxes sThaIsssy Evening. January 10th. wbe
Mr. Palm uriah Heep. Mr.. John 0wen, wilkins Aioaw-
sts.Yorth Mr. Dunn; Agnes ickssla Miss Mary Taylor
Rose Darte Miss Kate Horn Peghotty Mrs Broughsm To
Torrens Esq., Mr.. Palmer; Captain Murphy Mcguire Mr..
Brcu CHAM; Mrs. Charles ToIrens Miss Way Taylor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

NATloNAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE 90
IN oeiy Of London.-Ceaerh Agents Ofeos, II wAn
s.reet, New York, Jan lssi-N0liCE-ln " rrrkaos
81 resolution Of the Board Of Drtctos the hitherto
listing mode Of leans Of cne-haf thirds Of
mon annual prenums paid by tse insured 10 disoonina
IN reference 70 policies 10 be hereafter granted
Rosrd have introduced the following and fAverais
1yytem Of loans for the future, via.
party nsured for ire whsisterr Of life nav At sny Tina
borrow half the amount Of MUM, without
note or security, deposit Of pclicy, is ENTITLED We
division OF rrosts.
No may AZ any time Bartender his peey ana rsceIv.
hack, . value thereof a-Aaf the paii by hi
In annu common rrcmums This form o. loan applies
emily to policies hereafter 20 be fssuod.
parry already insured for whole life may, en- payment
small sum. convert bis Insurance into policy upon
Tao loan system introd uoed.
Parties already Insured aud snttled TO vothird iOsp
are shut from said hird Loan they prefer
upon the terms stated in the Society's pa Rphiets.
party 1t 0derats annual premium, if
hf and a he TO reach the co year. she fun
sum Insured mp $1,000 will be paid to him. or IL he dies
before reaching that the fun will 10 pAd
70 hf family % legal representatives.
AcrfNe nfRscrops JANUARY.
G. ". HARfCuT, Chairmsn.
john g. Palmer WIN. Van Hook Robert J. Dillon. and
sam. =. How land, Henry Ludlam, T. xe2rny Rodgers
Nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY Foa sALE.-THE
house and lot No 10 White street, three doors east OF
Broadly size Of let rs l0 feet with three story and
attic brick house thereon Tho extensive improvements
that to be made during the ensuing in the
nejshborhood make this capitalist most profitable in
yestment Price 00 SOU0 If desired, remain
bond and mortgage cent for i've The above
to be sold tree from all ncumbrances Apply to A. Miller.
II %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16
CALIFORNIA.

e. ALIfoRNIA-TRANsr oRTATIoN ACROSS ran
~ IFthmus 81 Itn7ms-Zschrlsssn. Nelson Co 81 Pa
hama, prepared 70 transport soros e rth
mus or take y thrc ash Ban rancsoo option
tnt each rscAssa must be portable weisAt.
And properly covered, a, ~. Co. are not respen-
bt Tor dsnsge o. sctidcr in The traat The charges
ansTcranon TO be In Mes Ter rsrticnlars
appftto zACHRIssOH n co. a, YAH strset
CALIFORNIA PLOrGt =, HARRows CULriyA TORS
necerr ether agricultural Implement made rpressiy
for inc eTria ard Oregon trade New Ysra ssri-
cultural Warehouse. -
n. ALLEN co. ise sss lsi waseru.wses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

Two RFsgECTABLE YOUNG WOVEN WANT sfrU
u tionf; cook a private family or resoectasle
boarding. house. ard tho other or water
their business rtrfsetly we'll In tue citv
Best q, city reference Ne given Can he
fs days. Please call AZ as Mulberry street.
Of Wslker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

A REsPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
IA TO do chambt rwork tho general work Of all
family no objection TO the country Apply t 22 Waite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

E0R SALE-THE DINING SALOONS NO. II PEARL
street. facing Coenties alp with years lease
the first of Nay next OF the best the city,
will be sold on advantageous terms The propeo
health will his in the Apply
above, for further particulars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

gold ren mahr who s perfectly scausnted with every
department. o. he gold pen business desires asuaton
perntendent ola To DESTROYS OF
frg upon tie business this sors favorable opportunity Of
engaging the services 81 manufasturer
dress Mechanic Office Of this paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

QO00 REWARD -ABsCoNDRD. ON WEDNESDAY
W%OO the 9Th instant young Engshnan, age from 10
pale md no yhshsIa darn hair turned under
proceeds of check the Mechanics Bank which he had
entrusted him 10 deposit in the City Bank for which he
the aud be has not heard of since He took
change fifty dollars in gold and the remainder in large bills
The above will be paid for the recovery the
Of the reward proportion 20 the
vered, BY II. ARONSON, ~ " liam strees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

g1O 00O SIX prR cENT MICHIGAN AND IL.
pAOsOOOs nnCis Canal Rerftersd Bonds for tale
eEo x. sTrraRs, IS wall street.
NorcE-A NAN HAVING Two THOUSAND FIVE
hundred 20 three Thousand doarf and wishing
gage in profitable manufacturing business could a. 90 ~
Addressing NJ NJ. Herald once ntervsw m the 2Oh
Of this month.
A FARMER WANTED IN THE SniP-BREAD IA
a kery Business In an Ola es'allished house. Cssh
Capital rt1ui "a from Uoo s8Or Arriy al 100 suta
street. New lors. w ttairs.
MONEY TO LEND.-ABRAHAM . JACKSON. PAWN
Az nckrr mo- . Reaae street, near Broadway, loans
menev, IN large or small sums as be required,
watches tevory silver ware, wearing pare dry gooes
ard personal property q every description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

DANoRAMA or THE PILGRIMS PRogRE5S-PA2-
toular NoteeAt the request OF parties teachers and
others and In erder allow all the
the uniform price Of admission viii hereafter be
cents. on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons children
will be admitted 1t half price. Descriptive catalogues lax
cents, Open evening. Doors ut TO commences
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

ITO WATCH CASE MAKER5-WANTED AT A BECK
man street, two Journe, Watch Gaze Makers, who
understand their trade thoroughly Favorable
offered and will be made to keep them
LIZ emnloped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

ITO observation-disclosures WANTED AS SALES
man, in wholesale dry COOS store by long in
the retail trade objection to act clerk in
Enlistment Can give satisfactory reference line ad-
dressed to j. r., 1881 Seventh street. will be attended to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

A GLNTLSMAN AND MS WIFE DEsIRE GOOD
"A bo,rd and well furnished rooms, (second story front
above Fourteenth street. Reference and required.
Address s. II. u. ls2 West Tvtrte,h street.
A REsPEcTABLEK MARRIED LADY WISHES TO TAKE
"A enc or two respectable children 70 boa.d WHO viii be
treated in every respect with maternal and tenderness
Please arpy a. III ftrd second aoor froat
BOARD ron GENTLEMAN AND WIFE IN BROOK
other koardsr. Pieas.nt room required Adir'ss
g. n y, At this cffee tts,ing terms and location.
BOARD wANTED-FoS A YOUNG MARRIED. LADY,
~ in small private family whore there other
boarders Address g. W.. Herald once.
RoARDING.-rURs IsTED ROOMS wIrB PARTIAL
- beard wanted Ayouns gentleman wishes furnished
the Park. hddrcB d. D. c. Herald oaee, stating and
locality.
poARDIHC-Two OR THREE sIvU,E GENTLEMEN
~ can fe Accommodated With good board and tlsasant
rems and the comforts Of home ny applying AZ $40
PoARD-oHE pousrE AND Two SINGLE ROOMS
- in arst class house IN Dbl street in
immediata vicinity o. Broadway note addressed - L.
u, At this etice will meet sttentiap.
BOARD wAKTkD-BYA LADY IN A SMALL FAxILYs
- location htwecn Canal and Houston streets In
Broadway. Address N. N Broadway Post Once stating
terms
BOARDING rsELoas On THE FIRST Ard SECOND
- floors with rantrcs 70 let AZ II Dayarl street. with
- without board location Few DOORS east u the Bovsry
IN able location, between tlecekcr and Cham-
bers street, Az uninrnhe3 room the ecoad door de-
tree Address stating tcfms ani location, - \. f. at this
WANTED-BY TWO SINGLE GENThEMEN. ONE
psrior End Two bed rooms ~ inx VIII brsaksst
ohly in private familri sltua ion between chamSers
street and Union tqw.rc Br sdway pre'errel r. fer
thees esehansed address H., box y Pest ofee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

E0R sAIE-AsM FARM OF THIRTY PIvEACREs
in the town Carmel Putnam county very pleasantly
situated the Crotch Falls, well waered, nigh
state sf cultivation on which good house with kitchen
attached barn. carriage and poultry houses excellent
spring Of water at the door, from distance through
block tin pipe coed orchard with best grated fruits
dress FL. W., At this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

A SITUATION wANTED-As PORTER OR PACKER
IA by mild sged respectable having been
the packing nnishng and folding of dry goods
Her oN3as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

Dos RnY TnKA1Rn- Boxgs % crs.; PIT LIZ CrB;
Prices to Orchestra Boxss 50 csAtt Doors spsn at
Jas $751; vl he actsd the new play. in aets styled
the eTJl EkT OF nORLAIX. Or The Patient aeart-6u-
gene = lie, Mr. r. Scott; The Count DAuverxne Ar
Tten; rtspse DAuvtrgse Miss wsmyw; Madam Gelotte.
Mrs 10 To be follow ed BY the COMEDY Of MY AUNT
Dick 81 alt nr. a. w. F.nno Mrs. Oorbi,t MIRA Broad
,ey IN erf.ru sscs sii terminste yth tbs drama Of
boott; RolaDd FORESTER, Mr.. Pope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, WILL SELL AT AUCTION
IA this day, at ~ o'clock At the sales room, No.
Broad street. order Ct the trustees q ST. Pateis Ca
and lots Nos ITO and liz Goerck and Nos 1922
1Qf and LOG avenue D. Sale positive. Maps be had at
the sales above.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-02

t'hE sh claer sl sete al demands Of The ate dnu OF
W. "a iLnEH 81 sos, % the flctu'y, lmmeeiaie
IHaniinl go .he above b. requested
Tue tniH-uei also Ees upflce that he Is prepared To-
auu ciurH Ciuit. shlfes ~ The yard Wool tkeu
rAr. tui tiutIs tustum Cafaug aud cuin Nfesslu.
ue he.l lie hopes hy strict aucution Nd
4e $50 Nos 90 me lhe Custom OF iht tate afm, aud 9th
ffs eaa 4.f ias1i liiu With tholf lailons-t.
GEO " WILDER.
Montpelier Nllaec. sJ6U
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-02
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, nj PTinci-
pal Office, Scollay's building, fremont
Row. Boston.

w. y. Woodward, WATERBURY Horace Holden, Mdic-
SEX =. X. COl.LfAs, Mo1lloiefi A. G. hurnhan
Mo'etewa Csrus skinner, Wlitsied Geo 3. son,
NoH.hed Nathan kimbai, Warren M.rk fTauch- Bar
re Andffw DOS, piainfe1 Charles fiuley, 30. Mont
pehoI A. r. Hicks, East Ceni. Putnam Wooster,
aefshhe.a j. =. smith, NuIiaari, nui by uis ia a
most every town ava village Of Now England AID b. Iel.
ga IA melic.aes generally in othei states.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-02
zoo NEW SALMON.

IUsT ecc'vcd a 'ue iuison Bay Company, THE season
- u-Ai God very Prime.
81 ORRs g. LANGDON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-07
MERCHANDISE.
EXCLUSIVELY FANCY DRY GOODS

EXCLUSIVELY FANCY DRY GOODS.
lea Broddcay C:.iur Si,.ei, Ne,e York
a FANCY DRY GOODS, '''''''' ''''>'>
Which they otter buyers prices credit
liberal discount for CASH; consisting follows
Millinery Goods.
10000 No 80 Ladies' and Misses and Sash Ribbons
lUoU0 ps no. TO - plain Satin Ribbons
Do. do. Tafeta do.
Plain Changea"e Chinc Waeed and Corded Bonnet Silks
5000 ps. Belt Ribbonc
Full assortment Of Velvet Ribbons
Black and colored Grapes Grape Lisse, Tarla,ans
Zephyr, Illusion and Bruxel sLace, Artificial Flowers
Cap Tabs Crmped Ribbons, &c
Lnrse assortment Of Drnperies.
Embroidered, Move and Tamboue ed III Lace aud Muslin
81 10 Ia Mosquito Nett, Curlain Fringe
and TAmbou-ed Book Cambria Swiss Null and Jseonei
Muslins
Pain Jaconct Muslins
Mems plain and Fancy Silk Cravats
~ l.. c. Handkcrchiefs, Suspenders, sc.
Sundry Goods.
Marcellnes, Florences, S .,ins au'l Inda silks
Six Buttons la variety
Algeine Braids, Gmps, Dress Trimmings, PRINCES
Oil SILKS, LINN Cambrcs
Large assortment OF lid Gloves
Sewing Silk Gloves and siiits
i',,s and Silk do DO. do DO.
Ladies' Fancy Silk Cravats
Love Wells Black and Green
Emboderedand PLAN Linen Lawn and Carnbc Handkerches
Complete Of Book Swiss and Cambria In.ertpgs and
Edglngs
Cambria lnser,ings anil Edsngs for Dresses
capes. Collars Cuff, Caps &c
50 i'll Madras and Swiss Cravats
Lace Goods.
Vacnccnes
All widths plain and embroidered Couon and Silk Lace.
White and coiored for Dresses, Caps.
Splendid oil Lace Vcs Black Silk Moha Trimming
Laces
proportion Of the are entirely
Of the richest in ts market AMI would respectfully invite
10 examine thom -! Broadway, up Stairs, New YORK
Fab III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-07

IEY virtue 81 deed Of from James Shelton TO Dayl W
ID Crawford and Charles Ford Trusees, da:el M Maven r
1875 and duly recorded he Clerks Office GooaGt cb,
day, the uudcrt'ened the 'irs'a? 1t
therein nsinrd, Will, pursuance .ereo and N nrles
purposes deed ,Sn day OF February 1851.
fair day athe present residence ~ Tie ai Jat -
call a. pubic AUCTION 10 TIC
bdlc Tor conveyed, ae!cr:iNs
Jane. Shelton lying in aid County containing y
Charity Sheron. the following property 10 vii Mach e We
2ysarinss calves Two orpc Wsgca aud Csss Horse az,
with al the and CONSISTING 0; Tie
,ar!e;yl the farming utensils an MI The crepe az any aw
tho year 1919 belonging 20 the sli JaIn, Shroa - y
,.nr Al he a.r or s-! plcEs
a. may 81 suhc,n. sasy purposes OF the aid e.a );
"a Tr,ee snail convey such may be vesCd 81
he aicres4ri deed. DAVID CRaWfohAt
I'm jT-ru!. Saryivirg Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-07
PGAIN UhALiNG "a ALuII,.M

EVILS heauiiu Farm, Mand half ies nom Richmond
New Gnlse RoAd aeary opposite the lat: s:denc, il
Governor Gregory, owned by Mr. Roy, c9E.as ful
thirty hundred and twenty aah aud productive
rss!u: Wood, Pme and OAK TIL ou'in"s consist Of
snc! Dwelling IIourr, with eleven ncluJ! hrec
looms. h.t the o,n years Ktchens Meat louts
ourc. a5i., There springs tie tlr, :
below tie iEoUaliLs
This Farm pu, VI lots fnowp Tie buildings
hundred balance ots Of foG
thirty each
TERMS oneht cash. the 5,snre In four. eight AM
months ie Degoi:io loee, well enforced
III oRprH or ow$a..
DS- The will be soid "LpNEeDAl
l2' February, 1851, et l2o'clees, u!onthe premises
(arufS 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND L. -IE
COUNTY o. HESRICo, AND ADMINISTRATORS SAIL G.


HpY virtue decree Of the Circuit Of Chancey y no
I'D county Hemco pronounced Ii the ru OF John Shepfa
aud VITA &c. plaintiffs against Tony Ford at defendants, NJ -
csgned will Conni,siJner said Court Y y
THURSDAY. the 2h day o. February ISL on tie pteci.,',
,rac, the H.nico, situated about
west City Of Richmond Containing aouut il2 acr -
!e.ssi lam. tile Yellow IdYen, and atnt
Of MIS- George King and others aud belongs 70 the si11e
Eliza e Ford deed.
TERMS follows: c; Of six, twelve ar 'te
months The ooIi. with approved
the Com missioner for the credit aymen eoniiose y y
the amounts OF said of Virginia tie
they respectively credit Of the AFORESAID S
and Ford and the iie 10 % rci.ea ln
ROBERT II NELSON Cocl'f.
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