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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

BC5IIRE E-Bu.hire, the C ip'uro of which by the
British is aunourced by the Anglo.Snxon ia Persian
Dor, aud city, situated on the Psrs ea Gulf at the
Northern extremity of sandy Peninsu'". on The
land side it is protected by wall, with round tow
rrs and on the other sides by the Sea, which on the
North forms herbor, lined by wharves. 1t is built
Of wh;ts stone, aud externally presents fine up.
oearance. But its streets are narrow and unpavet
II ha. few really good houses aud the public build
ngs consist only of soris poor mosques, the Cover
nor's palnce, a warehouse belonging to the English
East ludia Company, large bazaar, a few coffee
houses, and siuge public bath. The anchorage is
the best on the coast but is still far from safe in the
northwest Winds ana the water !. 90 shallow thnt
SHIPS OF 800 tons cannot get within six miles Of the
city. The population IS about 800, P.'sanr
Arabs aud Armeuisp.. Tbs trade ia cb' fly with
Brt.b India, and Is Of considerable importance, az
Bu.bire is Inc principal port Of The king tom II ex'
Dor raw .ilk. cotton wool, tobacco sDaws, horses.
carpets dried fruits grain, wine, phur, wax. drugs
ard precious stones. Its imports are rice indigo
.ugs, spices, hardware, porcelain and English cot
ton goods 10 the year ending May 81, 1921, the whole
amount Of exports from Bushire TO India, sccord
ing to oficia! reports, amounted to tho value Of
al Sl0 luU-
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A RAT STORY.

Rev. Walter Cotton, in his diary of 8 voyage 70
California in man OF war entitled "Dck dd Port,"
relates the following rat story:
Il have always ielt some regard for q RAJ s"oe rJ
cruise in The ConsteIation. We were E;lrg out !"r
sea al Norfolk and taking In water aud pro, scns
plank was resting the sis OF one oi the por' Wi
Communicated with the wharf. On bright mo0u'."!
evening, We discovered two rat, on The plank coming
into the ship. The foremost was leading the 'iLe' "
, straw. one end of which each held in his mouth. v,
annr, 10 capture them both, and found 10 our eur.
prise, the one led by the other b nd. HIS -it'G
friend wa, trying 10 get him on boa d. vi here he Won
have comfort ,be quarters during three ye"Ts cr e
w, f-lt no disposition 10 kill either, and landed ;hcn
bo,h on the wharf How many there III TIE
world, to whom The fidelity Of that rat reade;h ies
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ID virtue OF decd OF executed TO the subscribe:
Kb by X aoutetro, the 23d dsy O. Nay 1856, aud
OF record n the Clerks Office OF the county Of Gooch
THURSDAY the 5th day OF rch nest, tIsS7) If iair II
not the fair dsy thereafter lsundsy excepted ex'
pose SALE publicly 70 the h,ghest bidder Ior cash.
70 resdcs yins in the county of Gocchl.ud
Court Hoa-e of said county, and containing $50 acres,
more orless.
Thi, snd :, Of excellent qualify, well adapted 10 the
growth OF wsesr, and tobscoo peculiarly so 10 to-
bacco: and hes up2n neat, eorct9rtaole aud roomy
dwelling house and ali necessary outhouses.
will ALSO G. The re aud place, by authority Of
said deed expose sale publicly TO the highest bidder
for Dash r1n SIX - aHs .vs. .! one oa nsn
d.on, also hrsa mules all stock OF cattle ana hoE
al the paus!on TOOLS household and kitchen furniture,
&C., belonging to the said MoLte!ro
III: probable sone arrangement may be made BY uhcE
the above property may be sold on credit
will convey such ate only as 10 vested N re ~ ac
saii deed n E. TREDWAY, TruLee
Fab 1l--cnMa
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. Q . @ &c
Plaintiff.

VIIRCISIA.-Ar kules held III tn. Clerks '''"cc OF
toe Circuit Court the City q: R!cHmond, On The
DIRE, Monday 10 February, 1857 W being The ID d"y G. ice
month) ,.r
John D. Gay ST., f'''H'"'
po,ns, Gsv and I,hn n Gsv Jr.. Dcfts
lu debt mud upo. attachment Tcsurred exeeu'fd.
sye hundred doiurs wi,a Interest hcreIn 20 20
computed aer the rste OF six per csDtun pr anHlai
.rom tue 6th day OF Deeetaosr ss. -. usyn-hi; so
.ncd d.fenanat John D. Gay, Jr 10 non-:esiaeat .:
tni. Conmonwealtb, tie SAID defendant, lohn b Gay
&, no,inea no nvpe-r Al thc Rule. &c be holden ~ nc
49,, T,a "a nj the said Court The fret MONDAY Ia
Mar next aud do what necessary TO protsct be n;er
est r.aH 40 aH"Hew4w ~" EUs. ROBINSON, crk.
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AN 1GNoBLE ACQUAINTANCE

On FGiday week an iSnooie woman, :ian-d Noble,
was brought before magistrate in iniarap0 j. Tor
shooting fur balls in:o the body ot q insn. VIM
she appeared in 10 answer The charge the cr"wd
pressed round 10 look the prisoner, wlen her
ITO introduce them 10 Miss Noble if they desired i -
and she stopped the re., by saying "sh- kn-" inoro
them now than che waited to- This uup., IL
situation offaniliarity, it is added, cesed The us
horhod
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LAND FOR SALE
I. WI TUX sAIIG.
"JlLL be sold 10 the Highest b.dds., On TUE
XH In. Al dn- ~ aI.rcE lair

"NL be sold 70 he Lsncst b.dds. on TUESDAY,
w the 81 day OF Marca, 1857, ii go: privately dr..
posed Of beic-e tt" day Of aad Ia Lc county OF
Hanover tee e-y.n i.iles ;he city Of RcaruouI
ono f.on the Mech u:syil Turnpike road aud four or
i've from Tie Central rail road, and ocu,alns 2!2t
re4ry a Q! which Is IN .3na aud second grow t6
and will 5e sold IN divided parcels all together 20 su
purchasers,
Said trac,is locs.eila very dcs.ab's ueishborhood
and convenient churches OF different dcHon.,n !oss
Terms vii! 10 esc'n nods,Gs, and viii be m,dc
known on tie dHy Of ,alc. c. B. JONES
r,.h
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VAIL ABLE AND Fi?:E SALE IN CIfi;iI:S :Sr
COMMISSIONERS SALE or NEGROEs IL

AAHONfh COUNTY.
HlY virtue OF tre decree OF Tie Cou,y Cou. of snc
- yer county. rendered on tho 9th day OF January
1857, Ia the suit OF Wngneld sud Others vs WurfcIda
administrator and Others. the Indersigncj rs C0.us.
sousr will SELL public auction, the a,s residence OF
WIN "lngbed, Jr de aaset, Ia the cnpn;y of Hanover,
on Thursday February 2gh ;5o! !f fair j: not the frs
fair day thereafter nac;ccn likely Negroes meu woinca
boys aud girls, belonging to the uid WIN Wing.
hed, Jr deceased. WM. K WNE, Comm'r
TKuMs-i,hsf Eli %
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SOCIALIST" FAILURE. The Ics-iar Con- !
muuty, at Nauvoo, H. having proved q disssrnu% |
experiment, causing dissatisfaction 10 a "
the members, now reduced from the original sggre.
gate OF l2OO persons TO some four or Eve huncf y
have Petitloned tho 1lino. Legislature to repeal
act OF incorporation in order tina, the stock, 49,
amounting TO about 900, may be divided. 4LH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
SLAVERY IN UTAH.

correspondent oftbc Tribune, writing from Ctan,
informs the Editor that slavery now exists among
the MorEnons TO q considerable extent. de states
rbat ,here are not more than one hundred negro
slaves in the Territory, but The: quite large num-
Der OF indiana are held 10 bondage, under pretence
of apprenticeship. Indian children are bought oy
the Mormons Of their parents, the writer urges, uu'
der the p.eteIt OF hodirg thea merely as appren
tees the real object being TO keep them IN perpetual
serviude 10 the whites Greeiey thinks that MS cor
respondent is prjuaiced against tue Mormons' anu
that his prfjudices blind bis Judgment but admits
,ha. there Is strong temptation to the people OF the
Territory to become slave owners, from the cont
guilty Of the Indians aud the facility With ~hico 'hey
can DO enslaved. 1t would sesm from all this that
bsrs can be no doubt of the fact, that slavery Is &C.
tually existing in Utah at this nonent, and that 1t II
every way probable thai 1t Is getting asrous foot bold
in the Territory. Greeley aud bis 90 adJulors would
enash their teeth and howl With rage, If, while they
are nursing Kau.as SO assiduously, Ctah should slip
away from them and take position with the existing
slave. holding States.
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TIE BURpELL MURDER TRIAL.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2D.-Tae Testimony before the
Grand Jury In tho Burdell 10 unuen.y m;.rest-
lug. a Dew aud startling theory ot the murder h4a
Lesn developed, and the police are on the track
ne1 party, tie suspected perpetrators Of The murder
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v,soo>S,r r,rc,S,..r,oy

WlSScNSlN LEGlSLAllOS
1t is stated that personal liberty bill, re;atve
to pcrsons claimed ss fugitive slaves, has been intIo
ducsd into the Wisconsin legislature. IL oiree;'
trial by jury TO be provided for persons oIsin'. ..
uy,jye ,Iayss with 81 900 ane, and gives power TO
county courts to gran, whts Of ha6ed' corpus
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sEGTT1N SALES.
SALE OF LAND, Ni!!., &c IN spursSi,yA


MA COUNTY
a'lHI dsternihco to ca5rge my busiaess, off"r
- Tor sus iry ia.Ia Containing 4!6 scrca SITUATED In
the upper part n Spo;sylvruia c.urtv uli,:nur ,ba
iunds OF Mrs: Emily r Da,d, Miss NJ B. I@ym@n, and
others: and II NOT sold privately before :h. 18th !ny Of
March n:x: Qe57 will ,hcn be sold 70 hc bisbe, hid
der on tho premises il fair, otherwise the next fair DIV
The i"'m Is In fine state Of Improvement nnd vel
adapted !othn groEth oi corn. w.-, TOBACCO &c aud
s well rsken IN c2. or. Nearly one ba,f IA I, nr
growth Of oak, hear pine &c " O''7
The improvements c2ntis: q largo two sloried dv ell
ns o%e Arll breE AMI IKE o.her wood IN good repair
with all necessary our oute. and an ice house il, .s
yard tho most oil VIII. ire new Thcrei. God srr,,g
neafihe mouse hna creek running through the enrc
Length o' the aTni which ~, I'd ABUNDANCE OF wat-
The sitaaon e s:emSrkus ..ea.,by rud the soci,,y m
the neighh"rhood as good any u Virginia The iand
VIII % sr%"u % 10 any Que Wishing view BY my
ger, Mr. WIZ d ll!obie. who 7esldc. UPON il
AT the same time and place will sell my Gri., Mill
which IL on never Isng stream In gooi rcusir run
Dns two pair n stones with three or four acres II oud
attached This you'd be good situation Tor Merchant
Mil an there is NC. one in twenty mile. the pIsce-
TINS Mil Is Oh the Horh branch ofthe Panunkey River
adjons the farm aud also The lands Of Mrs Diurd wal
Ter uoilsday, Sr, aud o;hars "
will sell, also at The ,iue and place ali MY
household ana Kitchen I"Tnture, Hrning uensils crops
horses nnes oxen hoss aud sheep and oro sci Of
blacksinhs tools uad lnary other articles not named
Term liberal, aad made known the day of sale
FEB o--ctds PETER W. DUDLEY.
VALUABLE AND E3:E sALE IN CAROLiNf
Conm!stioncr hpi o:.ed by decree Of the county
"A Court ot Csroine the 9Th day OF 3cccr,bcr
leoo 10 '9e cause o. .nrrlss IS Brrufs ii E shall pro
coed to sell, N public nIc:ion ct hc Hovay Green oe
MONDAY, tba 2ni day of March, 1857 q; !? o'c,och,
iac II not The next fair day, thst really valuable tract
OF land. Containing eighty acres acGiu-g the -.II NJ
rue Gs,ewood aud Robt Blrruss sens the re,idcpce
OF the late WIN C. Burrus,.
This nud j. situated in the forks OF he Hs.,npon Rig
er within Two miles Of GrEeas Dpo, on the Eicbnop6
Fredericksburg aid toto,nnc Raj, Read iumr on
tie road eadiu, - It, mile Of the old Caroline
Sprins.i has large an cDvenirnr dwelling apd ali
nec ssary out house, c good rcP4ige ccacc,i and y,
good state OF improvement aud good sprLn naar tho
TERMS,-Oueth'ri cash, the balance ut la md ls
months for good borda With iD,cre; added and litlc re
tIinod until tee los. bond Is paid.
CHAsTAlN WHITE, ccmu'r
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ABOI.ITIONIST CA ANT

The Houston, tTe1ssl Telegraph says We nnier-
stand thst an aboltioris from Boston, or thar :ic.
ty hos been circulating incendiary papers and d'ou
nents in this ciry for Two three days pas. The
boys have taken tim in hand to Gny, ana at a-r Nc
counts he in considerable ear that something
going to happen.
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SIrJcIDF or N,,,,,, ~ err.

sSICiDE sI:r OF MEMBERS OF THE yTGI-
LAH SoMMilIEE.-J. Hewes Davis, formerly
ot m Nsw Bedford; Mass, who committed suiciar N
sau rraus,sco. January ll'l, by taking sirychnlre
aid by the San Francisco Sun 10 b. the uiurh mem
Der OF that committee who has committed su;c!Ge.
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TAkM n CHARLES CITY COUNTY fOR

"AvIEG removed 70 Richmond, offer for sale, my
III Farm lying in the county of Charles City to q
miles fro.n tie Jsues RYer aud o. miles from the city CT
Richmond uad containing $40 acres about half clear
ed producing well AID rapidly improving, under the
all necessary out.houses nearly now. Aso excellent
Garden aud Orchard. The Farm could be very conve-
nently divided intotwo containing 300 and the other
24O acres Person. wishing TO purchase Farm In the
most productive and rapidly improving portion Of Virginia.
would do we'll to examus this property, as am disposed
to sell on lberRland accommodating terms.
The overseer, my brother living adjoining will snow
the Farm any one wishing to purchase.
Address DIR. o. a. CRENSHhW,
Irne 9-ctf Box No 37i Richmond, Va
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VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE.

n OFFER for sale ny Farm, upon which formerly re-
sided lying Immediately Swift Creek, IN the eoun'
ty of Chesterfield s5ou four miles above the Cour. acuse
md twelve miles from Richmond.
The ,rsc, contains 26i acres onethird Of :ch Is N
ORIGINAL growth tte other twohirds Is open land, II {
good stale OF cuv alton, and well adapted ie the sro":
Of wheat corn and tobacco.
The Improvement. consist Of good dwelling ard su se
eessary ou, and fsrra houses.
Tho farm is we'll wa:ered. and considered rearxaoS
Auy one wishing purchase can call or me, or }. <
dil, 1t the Farmer Bunk It Va, h!esmood. ,,,,
Nov Left :. = olAI'
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RIVER CREEK AND RIDGE Land IN
JAMES CITY AND YORK COUNTIES, VIRGINIA

FUR SALE
yr'ae Of authority conferred on me By he vii, IT,, o.
- Wn NJ. Jones, deceased, ! shall on MONpai the
YIN day OF March, ls57 before he front door OF james
Cy Court House, expose to sue at public aucaon tne
BAkRETT"S FERRY living on Chickabompy river,
az s mouth, and on 6ordons Creek Ihis trac o. iana
contains about GOO acres, Of which about 9 ure
aud the balance is in wood except small qusn5lty o;
marsh The soil ia well adapted TO the growth OF nest
and Corn One Of the fields has crop o' "hea' 10"
PlNEY MEADOW AND MARSH oUARTER.-Those
two tracts will be sod together They nre situate nre
d1ateiy on Gordon's Creck, some two tnis uoRi Hs
mouth containing about GO acrrso wI'sS IuL a.,
portion cleared, little marsh, and the oashce III
Totds-the soil vel! adapted 10 WbeGt ana Coru
SCOTLAND AND JACKs sONs.-The'e two "iiIaIeo oe
90 sOa ahey ""oS @ 0spr, Of upd h
remainder Of tie two tracts being thicky set with pine
and oak wood, mostly with pine The SOL o' 'he same
character as that before mentioned.
MILL LNEcKs-Tnisterm contains :43 acres, Is Within
two three miles OF tine city oi "iiamsourg oy the
road but within less than mile by direct ns 2Oo acres
ol It cleared 70 acres are In wnea ana ~ acres
ploughed up for tL years crop OF coru The balance
this laad we'll SET with wood md moer-pine ons ana
chestnut for which there IS always ready sns In WI,
script,op convenient 10 each ct the fields. or The land
Yet u be cleared about 200 acres are level and superior
even to that which sreaIy clesiedhl opportuy II
400 acre. n body The so! good 10: co!n wheat a2d
oats. .,,-,, o,
are ted toI lie by srs Allen Davis. ibis is the tract OF
land, OF which the late William Hewlett diei pos
sessed. TIE part occupied by Mrs. Davis has a
dwelling house aud good outhouscs The other portion
OF the tract has good dwelling house, which Is almost
new Forty CT fifty OF this !aud cleared the
balance is In woods The soil is 600! 'or corn, wheat
and oats Tho enIe tact of sN acres will DO sold sub
iec to tie aforesaid life estate OF Mrs Davis All Tue
aforesaid lsuds arc in James City county
aEIPWITH5, which lies il York county about miles
above The city Of Williamsburg the e:a road esdng
to Richmond cnnaius 23 Of which Los are Cleared
and one OF the delds sowu wheat The uuclearcd acd
is well set iu wood mosy pine hut csE Soil suited
ts the GROWTH Of wheat, corn ard ot:S.
TERMS:-one.tLird G, ;hs purcha'eaoney TO oe paid
op The lar duv of October is57,poher tbra on the Let
day Of October 1885, aud the remaining third OF tee lot
day OF October, 1852 the whole carry interest from the
day of sale I'LL paid purchaser 10 give bond wish good
personal security, snd deed OF tie pur
chase money. H. T. JONES,
Executor Ci VIZ ". JONES
It will afford pleasure any Inquiries coz
corning tho Aforesaid property made verbally or by letter
C.h n I
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YALUABIE ESTATE FOR SALE,


TIME undersigned having removed to Petersburg, Of
4 fsrs for sale hs valuable estate known rs Burn.
.ids situated In Granville county North Carolina witan
one hundred and eighty nine Of land The improve
Of superior order and the plantation in fns
condition
further description is desmei uaelcsa, tbose wish
ing purchase WILL Of examine for themselves
My overseeT, Mr a. Berker, will show the premises
Terms made accommodating, and possession given at
any time
By addressing at Petersburg, Va any further iIor
nation will be given ROBT. a. HAMlLT TON.
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A nTyET,

SAVANNAH, Feb lS-A duel was fought he75 on
Monday, in which Thomas Daniel was kileG AZ %
hrst fire by Daniel Elliott.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

II has been colder in Florida this win.e- than wes
ever known before.
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THE wouAN's RIGHTS MOVEMENTS.

IL
Lucy Stone, Antcnette Brown, and the other strong
minded women, are extending the scope ofther opera
,ions 10, he of their down rodden, and long
suffering sis,.rs. Heretofore they have confined their
effort. to the free States of the Union, but their SYM
pu,bies nov run out after the fsmales of the slave
holding s,etes aud invoke for them those privileges
which they have been seeking to gain for the women
of tina North A circular letter and petition from
committee appointed BY the Womsns Rights National
Convention, were shown to US yesterday, which were
received by ore of tie leading merchants OF this city
with request that he would take steps to have the
petition presented TO the Legislature Of Virginia at It's
next session. Doubtless, similar communications
have been sent to individuals living in each Of the
Southern States, with what advantage to the move.
nent relcains to be seen. 1t will hardly amount to
much, a. The Alpha and Omega of thess petitions s
that women denied the privilege of voting, which
is accorded TO every zane ta1peyirg male. and that
:h;s is a great grevispce which demands correction
The obvicls reply 10 which s the ladies of the South
do regard it, and perfectly content that their
husbands fathers brothers and shall do the vo'
ting al tho huslings, while they remain 10 the qui7t'
comfort aud elegance Of their happy homes. And
may well 30 doubted whether these absurd uouon'
would fud nany sevoestes In tie free States, 1o'
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sEVEMrrI0N of VIRGINIA FIVE AND a

rv,l;r HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING CERTlFi-
CaTEs UE DEBT, issued By the State OF Virginia,
~. axe notice tha, The COMMISSIONERS 9 tas S'aklaS
Fusd CT s,eJ BY Act o the General assembly OF VIZ
rua passed on tue 26h DAY o. March lss VII! proceed
oa "a. second Jay March redeem as Hd cern'
e.le. u, ias Treasury OF he Commonwealth aforesaid
Tns hoder. u the certificates required on or pc
tvre the sud secJud day Of Msrcc M 10 surrender the
same q, the oiSco Of tue second AUDITOR aud whether
pot the nteIes; thereon VIII cease on tas
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UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE

Mr. VIM. H. Loverin, an old and esteemed -esid&t
ofCsney Mata2orda county, Texas, died o! !pEeunc:S
IN the 9th u!to., and while The Rev. Stephen r y
Wright about to perform the funeral rites .is
following dow he tell down iu t Of Gpoplexy, alc
died instantly.
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NUMBER 81.
A CITY A TIGHT PACK

The REPORT of the inarcs commt;en Mcorro.
:tates the whole revenue # :hs city Of PNnnr.
'or inc current year, at S207, ,460 snd ,h- snpr'
ions actually made or voted foot up $40 IN
so'''so appropriated more than they can pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

The Arkansas Legislature hs, exi.nded.:h ;.n" 7
completing the first s:crion"f h. Memphis and 81 ''
Rock rair, u, u December, 1883.
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A. a recent book sale in New Ycrk city, O Torrre
of Benjamin Frunkllus Poor hichara" sc'd Tor
S62 50
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TAVERN PROPERTY FOR SALE AT Az
ETr,S KING Will IAN CQlINrY VA

YTNHE subscriber boipg ovcrburihened with buslness
H wishes to sell this desirable and well known proper
IT, situated the head Of navigation the Ma,apon
ver where brisk aud profitable business has been done
Tor many years. aud which is compelled TO incrense With
any person who will attend TO business The buildings
have just been thoroughly repaired and made moro
tensve The furniture m also new and be purchased
plyto j. I. CALDWELL,
Feb lT-cst Avett's, Va
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MISS HERON The ACrRESS.-It Ia stated
thar Mis-, Heron, The actress, is netting 5000 pr
" sk by her present eugsgement!u in New York.
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uIIRGISIA-lH CHAScEkY:r-At Rue, held Ia &c
y clerks OtSce OF tie County Court ot GoocEl I'D


~ vl
y Clerks Otscs OF tie County Court OF GoocEl!Ld
on the hftt day " January, ls57:
George W. Cox, Trent Cox uad Martin Jane, F..ss.
AgLru
are unknown, and Claiborne Cox Deils.
Toe object Of this suit Is obtsin decree for the Gc
of nty four Vt land of which Sarah Cos dcd
posses.ed IN the county OF Goochsnd, and divton VI
tho proceeds amongst inoee entitled receive he AID
appearing by ntdsvE nled by the Plaintiff l,; Inc
of the children Of Betsy Mu!l!a who uiais
teudsnu 10 this su By the genera des option OF Gres
unknown are unknown and that Claiborne Cos, iGG
o,her defendant, is resident OF this State, III.
dersd thst hs ssd unknown parties and tee sat c"i'
borue Coz, do appear within nohh after due pGuoa.
don q hs order and do was ID necessary ~ protect tEe
inereNa Copy-Teste,
TTIRGINIA-.N ChahCERY.-At Ru.s he d IL TO
Clerks Office OF rhc Circuit Court OF Mig " i!!Lm
County tbs Court House thereof on Monday the 2nd
day OF February 1851:
Clsudius Powell lud George n Powell, Jr.,
Plaintiffs: .
Agaiist
P.yion L. Cooke ard othe.s, De!end"rs.
The object this suit 10 surcnarge and .sty the ac
counts OF George N. Powell sn Isaac Cooke, "dc!!n.
Istrsors OF s. Powell deceased. Affidavit having be-
"a, e and tlec saar the defendant, Peyton Cocke IS
OF this Coumopwesh h, i! Is orde ed iha,
.npesr here within ronth alter due publication OF Is
aztec and do wcstu necessary " protect bis irtere'
| t1is suit
Feb l0-Sw.w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

WANTED TO PCKCHASR.-A tract Of timber
!,-. aad or wood land, say from so % 500 Cd
Vi fsneror liver or some other navigsble stream. Address.
nuPelaeulars eating location pries distance from
V.T. g., also prise ot wood per cord u landing.
sx,Ia! Fesee Poss omoe, Puunsytvauia-