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Iicktgan Legislature.
Lansing, (Mich.,) January THE Michigan legisla
ture met o.day at 10, a.. IN.
In the senate the following officers chosen secretary
Isaac w. Miller of Calhoun enrolling clerk M L. Gage
of Saginaw; sergeanta arms p X. Pierce of Washte
nav.
In the house Byron G. Stout of Oakland, was elected
speaker Charles v. Deland Of Jackson, clerk; VIM A.
Hall, Of Livingston enrolling clerk; and James Winter,
Calhoun, sergeant alarms.
The governor will deliver his message this afternoon
person to both houses in joint convention.
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ID OOMs FOR RENT-pewIy furnished Iocnssa
conveniently TO Wizards HOTEL at No. ais street, by Mrs
Noland Jun 3-dlwt
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GIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-Henry 10
rrshue le school Lousvie Kentucky about The 18Th
5eptewber family lie
hgh slender form, bIps
good OF the front 6lied Forary
where he is the above reward win be freely gvsn
Address VIM. c. TRABUE,
Dec l0-lmod&cp. Louisville KsntuchtS
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HEROIC woMAs,-.We clip the following from the R"-
ton Transcripts 40
"a correspondent a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-27
PUBLIC SALE OF CHATHAM

fnNHE undersigned, special commissioners. of the Cir.
IL cult Court of Stafford, will offer for sale Il, public
private sale) on TUESDAY, the 10th day of November
next, II fair, otherwise the first fair day thereafter, the
Real Estate, the Plate and the Household and Kitchen
surriture, belonging TO the estate OF the lutte Judge John
Coulter.
This estate, the residence OF the late Judge Coulter
known as Chatham, contains about 7l2 acres, lies on the
Rappahannock river Immediately opposite tho town of
Fredericksburg-extends up to the village Of Falmouth, and
communicates with Fredericksburg by a t~oll.brdse which
the owner OF the estate has u perpetual right 10 use, toll
iree, for all family and farming purposes. The soil Is pro.
ductive and improbable. Ire meadow and table lands Of
superior quality.
The ste of the House is strikingly beautiful, with a
Garden nnely cultivated, and ornainented with very ex
tensivs terraces. The dwelling is OF brick, in good re.
pair, and has ten spacious rooms. There are also all me-
cessary out houses, farm buildings, and a valuable Grist
MIL, within a quarter Of a mile OF the town, on this es.
tate.
There are also two good Fisheries, from one of which
an abundant supply Of herring and shsd for the farm are
annually takeni and the other is readily rented out.
Tho advantages OF every kind, which the owner of this
handsome residence and valuable farm will enjoy, are Oh.
vious, anil will be readily appreciated by any one visiting
the estate.
The Real Estate, unless previously sold Al, private sale,
will be offered at 10 O'Clock in the morning, OH the day OF
sale.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE AS FOLLOWS:
For the Real Estate. ten per cent. OF the purchase mo.
ney in cash, and the residue in three equal payments, at
Is confirmed By the Court, Il deed OF trust on the said re.
atty 10 be executed TO secure the deferred payments for
which bonds with good persohal security will be required
at the sale.
For the personal property-sl sumo Of s25 and under,
cash; from s25 to $50 on a credit of sixty days; over $50
End to 500, on 4 credit Of four months; and 600 and
over that amount, on a credit of six months, on bonds
with good security.
At the same time and place, and On the usual terms, the
Executor OF the late occupant of the estate, will sell the
Horses, Mules, Cattle. Sheep, Hogs, Crop of Corn. a large
supply OF Fodder md Wheat straw, and all the Farming
Implements, &c.
Persons desiring to purchase the Estate arc referred to
Messrs. Fl1ZHUGH & LITTLE, Attorneys at Law, OF
fredericksburg, Va. JOHN K. BRYAN,
Oct l2-ctds II. B. TOMLIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-27
sSIGTsnM SAE,ES.
OIh111SSIOSERS' SALE or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ~ GoOCHLAED COUNTY.


COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE rs GOOCHLAED COUNTY.
D virtue of a decree of the Circuit Superior Court
ED Of Law and ChaGccry for tiU0chland county, pro.
nounced or The 9TH day Of September, 1851, in the case
Of ~SiGpleton Coates, Trustee for Elizabeth :. Hopkins and
George Il. Hopkins. against James ". Iloleman and 9th.
crs, We, the Undersigned, special commissioners, appoint.
ed Tor the purpose, will sell n, public auction Ia the high.
trf bidder, nj Solitude, the late residence of Capt. Vim.
VI. Holcmnn, deed. on THURSDAY, the Goth dny of DC.
tober, 1871, II lair, other wise H." next fair day fSultIny
excepted the real estate Of the said WIN. NJ. Ho!cmnn.
deed: trst, Solitude; and Immediately after the splc nj
Solitude, we will cell another tract about two miles dis.
tant from the former.
These lands lie respectively about I miles from CeI,r
Point, the depo, on the James River and Kanswha Com.
pHny Canal, q miles from tho Court House. and 80 mins
from the City of Richmond.
Solitude lcs on iickinghole Creek, and contains about
ESQ TO 700 acres; 300 ID 3JUin cultivation. producing wheat,
corn, oats and tobacco. 80 acres in virgin growth of A.
hne timber as any In this part of Virginia, and lis to 200
in old field pine.
The improvements consistofa good frame dwelling house
and NIL necessary out buildings. The other tract contains
lance IN oak and pine. A plat and survey will be ready
ythe day of sale.
IERMS:-So much Of the ~purchase money as mny be
necessary 70 pay the cost Of this suit aud executing this
decree viii be required in cash; the balance in three
equal Instruments Of six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day OF sale, with bonds and good security, and
the title retained till the whole purchase money is paid,
aud the title ordered by the Court.
Major james NJ. HoIeman. whu resides at Solitude, and
Mr.. George II. Hopkins. living adjoining, will take plea.
SURE In showing the property to any one wishing to pur.
J. THOMPSON. JR,
Sept 22-cfw sn.ciuI cnm,nis.irr,ro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-27
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN ORANGE
rnyrNTv


Z virtue of a Deed OF Trust executed by Edmund
- Taylor. for the benefit of his family, and duly re.
corded In the Clerks Office OF Orange county, the sub
scrlber, trustee appointed by order of Court, in the place
oil VIM. [. Darlington, deed, original Trustee. offers for
sale thht valuable Farm known rs Greenwood, =" contain.
ing 'oo acres. more or lees, and situated above Gordons-
VILE, on the Southern slope of the Southwest mountains.
There are IN the tract about 40 acres of open land,
which is very productive, has a Southern exposure, and
10 well watered. The balance Of the Tract is wond land,
Il larger portion OF which is in original growth
Inc dwelling contains eight rooms, besides cellars, clio.
sets, porchcs, &c, and is beautifully located in the midst
Of fine shade trees.
There is Il variety of choice frul, upon the place, and,
IN a word. every thing that can contribute TO comfort,
pleasure anu prohf. Situated so near the thriving village
oil Gordonsvilie,i II has every advantage, by n few hours
travel. oil the Richmond and Alexandria markets
The subscriber also offers for sale 200 acres, lying be.
tween the two turnp .kes lending from Gordonsvilie TO the
Blue Ridge. about 20 Of which is cleared, the balance is
well set In pine, which is admirably suited for car wood
The wood On this track will more than pay for it.
These farms are offered at private sale until the 10Th
day OF November, upon which day, df fair, if not, the
next fair day. should n private sale not be effected, they
will be offered at public auction upon the premises.
TERMs.-Onethird cash, balance to suit the purchaser,
provided In: deferred payments are well secured, and
interest paid punctually.
Persons desiring further information are invited TO ex.
anime the premises, or address my sonin.law, Edmund
Taylor, ut GordOnsvlle, who will take pleasure in show
ing the property, or answering by letter further inquiries,
and who Is also authorized to dispose OF said lands ut
private sale.
The title is undoubted. but selling as Trustee, ! shall
convey with the usual special warranty.
Oct 2-.a"tds JOHN B. DABNEY, Trustee.
Richmond Nhig, South Side Democrat, Norfolk Argus,
and Baltimore Sun will copy rs above. and send accounts
10 this office,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-27
LOTTERIES.
WHO WANTS MONEIs


WHO WANTS MONElt
$50 900
MAY BE OBTAINED BY RlSKlNG TEN DOLLARS.
HALVES ASD QUARTER T1cxyrs
~ PROPORTION
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY J~orrruy,
- STATEOFGEORGL.
HAvANA Plan. SINGLE NUMBERS.
$50 600 Tickets-3,2 Prize.
AMOUNTING TO sal5a6O
Prizes Payable Wirlout IIeIu,,ion
ANDERSON a SON.
MANAGERS.
SUCCESSOR TO j.: +. WINTER, MANAGER.
Our Lotteries draw in Macon, Georgia. GSmnII Schemes
every saturday, ana In Savannah. Goorei4, large
CLASS DD,
Draws November 10th, ls57, a, Armory Hall. suvgnpub.
Georgia, under the sworn supeIintendence oil w. X Sy.
mons aud J. Nj. Prentiss, Esqrs.
CAPITALS of $50 900, $4,000, $4,000, 5000, $1,000,
$4,000; 3 Prizes OF $1,000, 5 Of $500. 100 of 500 100 OF
$50, i, 900 Of $50 and u approximation prizes amount.
ing to 1890.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves IS, Quarter. 81 so.
Look to your interest and compare this scheme with
any other.
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks on
New York RENTED for prizes. Address orders for lick.
cts or Certificates Of Packages of Tickets TO
ANDERSON & SON, Managers.
Oct ~ Maroon mr. Say.npah On
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-27
yALTABLg JAMES RIVER FARM, IN TIE
EAINIY QE BUCKINGHAM For SALE

TIME subscriber, of scotuville, Albemarle county, will
1857. ON the premises. in the county Of Buckingham. at
public auction, his farm lying on James River, three miles
below the town of Scottsvile, containing a2sS acres, and
known rs the Winfrec tract. This ia one of the most va.
luable and desirable farms on the river, ard nothing could
induce the subscriber to part with it but hs inability TO
give il his attention.
Abou, 700 acres OF the tractsre cleared and the balance
heavily timbered. II includes about LIS acres OF James
River low grounds, and about l25 acres OF fiat land on tbs
two creeks running through Ii, all OF the. anest quality
The high land is also of good quality.
There is a frst rate grist mill, recently erected on the
farm. commanding a large custom.
The improvements on the farm are good and ample for
all its purposes, and the society and health OF the neigh
borhood usexceptionable.
TERMs:-One fourth Of the purchase money In cash,
and the residue will be divided into i've equal annual
instalnepts, bearing interest from date, the purchaser Civ
ing bonds with good security. and q deed Of trust on the
premises as additional security.
Persons desiring to see the farm are referred to Ell.
ridge Jefferson. who lives upon it. John Bledsoe, Esq,
of fluvsnna, who lived upon it ten years, will also give
any information desired. PETER F. JEFFERSON
Sept 22-ctds
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English department.
Classical do 10
rrencn WV ~ ~
As the number OF pupils will be limited, those who may
desire to patronize the school, should address, without dc.
lay, James II. Cox, Esq winterpock p. o, Chesterfield
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. Cox, Esq, Right Rev. John
Johns, I; D., the President, and Professors Of William and
Mary College, and the former patrons and pupils of the
subsctiberin Chesterfield, Williamsburg and Fredericks.
burg. JOHN 8. HANSBRO UGH. M A
Aug 3-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-27
AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF VALUABLE

" L L.
WEAK Go0CHLAND COURTHOUSE.
ist"te Guided Dunwooddir il again offered for
r. - we: under the authority of the Circuit Court OF the
I ar;n: T.. noochland. The purchaser nj the former sale
s. ;to In, ,n' ~ : comply with the terms Of sale, the court
-. ~ .' ;. .ni uie'tcd a re.snic to be- made, and tho sub.
s sn IVY VI Inc Commissioners named BY the Court.
WI t"o 81 o"ea me same orsaic, at Auction, AT Gooch.
being GoochlHnd court day. The land from ia ousliity
Ind location Is extremely desirable. !, has been rsc.nt,y
surveyed and found TO contain eight bmndrod ~ ~,
three acres. The commissioners are authorized to sell
me land IN pnlcets, ana nave mad plats made with tina,
son, at GoOchland Courthouse p
The terms prescribed by the decree are for n G nr.h
ready money as will be sufficient to pay the coats
Of the suit and the expenses OF executing this and
the former decree authorizing the sale OF the land; and
as to the residue Of the purchase money upon a credit, in
equal nstalments, of one, two and three years, with In.
terest from the day Of sale. and for the deferred install.
msnts, bonds to be given with good security, and the 10.
gal title to be retained as further security.
Persons wishing to examine the property ne referred
tn Mr.. Thompson, und Mr.. Thomas X. Argyle, Goochlsnd
Courthouse. CHARLES w. DABNEY.
WALTER d. LEAKE,
Oct /, Sea-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-27
SALE OF LAND AND NEGRoEsIN CUMBER.

u Y virtue of a deed of trust executed to tho late ste.
ID phen Cooke and the subscriber, BY HeL. fotu, ,I
certain purposes therein mentioned, and duly recoraea
10 the Clerks Office OF Cumberland county, on the LHh
July, lss, shall proceed on The 2'd day OF - Ore,nSt ,o
sell 10 the highcst bidder. nj ancriop, for cash, the tract OF
land on which tho said Ford resides, called "Woodlawn.
lying on the stage road, threeqnarters OF a mile oe'o" the
Court House, containing abour l5I acres.
will also sell, n, the same time and place, several nke,
" negroes. or 40 much ofsuid property rs may be required
to satisfy the purposes OF the deed OF trust :.
Ac,;n- az trustee, | shall convey such title only "a Is
vested in me.
'e p''p"' BENZ. HOBsON.
oc. 3-c6w Surviving Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-27

fHNHE Farm on which nnw reside. This farm is stu.
ated in the lower purt OF Charles City, one mile from
James River, near The farms Of Messrs. X Baylor, b. H..
and A. T. Harrison, and contains 400 acres, a portion Of
which is cleared. the balance III wood. There are two
whsrves convenient, afording every facility for shipping
grain, &c.
The improvements consist oil n good frame dwelling,
with i've rooms. new barn, stable. &c.
A crop OF Wheat will be seeded on the place this fall.
The purchaser can have the privilege of the stock, farm.
ing implements. provender, &c, at valuation.
To a good purchaser, the terms will be exceedingly lib
eral.
ANY one wishing to see the place can do 80 BY applying
to Mr.. Gordon, at the Rowe, who will take pleasure in
showing IL.
Oct l7-ceow2w B. c. HARRISON.
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voRn RIO TTIE LADIEs-In recon.

rcur use Or. J. HosrErrER's CRLEBRATEp
~. = Irvas. il, 10 bu, justice to state, that, rs a
80, y, - The system, IN inpsrtinS strength and rlsor'
.,,rh pain and trouble, We know Of no pre-.
=: VIZ 100 a.ppily adapted to all stAietions conse-
: ~. Cause. and tor Cramps in the Stomach,
>, M. ssaa AL ailments arising from over indul.
, 'Sr :rs!,s. vegetables, ice creams. &C. &c 1t 10
u ~ LIMOS, instantaneous remedy, and no family
AN y. s1n, h, Directions for use on the bottle.
n.-..,.,s and Dealers generally. Octs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-27
10 BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN OCTOBER!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
q Prizes OF S36D ApDror'tinv IN aGn nOn pri,a ~. a. q
''ls3 Prizes amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets, 80: Halves. -; Quarters, 81 80.

''+so rrizes amounting to 1920, 900
Whole Tickets, 80: Halves, IS: Quarters, 81 30.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The numbers from l to 10000, corresponding with those
numbers on The tickets printed on separate slips OF paper,
are encircled with small tin tubes, and placed in one wheel.
The hrsl 20. prizes, similarly printed and encircled, are
placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number Is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers, and at the same time a prize is
drawn from the other wheel. The runbcr and prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and register
ed by the Commissioners the prize being placed against
the number drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.-The two preceding and the
TWO succeeding numbers to those drawing the first Il prizes
will be entitled to the IS Approximation Prizes. For exam
pie: II ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 prize, those tick
cts numbered ll2ps. 1929. 1881, 1852, will each be enti-
tied to ss?3. If ticket No. 800 draws the $4,000, those
tickets numbered 5S, 80, 55l, $50 will each be entitled to
$ZOo, and 30 on according TO the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes Of geo will be determined by the last ng-
ure OF the number that draws the 500, 900 prize. For exam
pie, N the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with 10.
then all the tickets where the nlmber ends in |, will be
entitled to $50. II the number ends with 2 then all the
tickets where the number ends in2 will be entitled TO go,
and so on to 0.
Certificates Of packages will b: sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of packages of IN whole tlckcts ASH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-27
COMMIsslONER'> SALE or h.>%D tan..
nNED

Y virtue of a decree .! the County r..-- I'm
Id over. on tho 22nd Scptcm5cr 80. flo ..
Wood and wife VS.. Wood and uthcrs. Ism ... .... .
missioner appointed under saIi irc.er. .ra-... ...u.
pubic auction. upon the PREMISE, ua IuHH.}
day OF November next, II fair, u rot :. sos.
the lana IN the bill! mentioned belonging =, '. ...r
Henry Wood, deceased and other rpu..iuiu. .a.
acres, mes ia the county OF Han rv on 'ha u.rn ...s
from Cold liarbor 10 Richmond. h1nu, one milo from .
haroof ana twelve miles from Richmond. b.rut... NO
lands OF John Whites estate, igcy Gatn.us. q. ....r.-
II will he surveyed before the day Of Ia. ana :.. ...
In two tracts o- the whole together. u. M, D.. I..r...
best ON day OF sale. The one tract c~nE,t!riu.t lI .rr.. t-
upon II a comfortable Tram" dwelling, VIII t.. p game ..
low and two ab Pc stairs: has other bUI....-. . . lid.
other OF % acres, lies adjoining. and ha- -. ..". ...-
is in a healthy aud thriving EeighbOrauuG. j.. w,I ...,...
to the growth Of corn, oats. potatoes. Ac..u4 t- .....
together is considered II very d.-.r.hlr '.i'.'...
The terms OF sale will be % third cash. r. r.-,fr.
upon Ii credit OF one and two year, tn ur'uH.,l essen,
ting bonds with good security, 10 carry m'..,s- .... ne,
OF sale, and title withheld until H." whole of '.rr.-. ..r
money is paid and n conveyance directed rs tur ,..r
BILlEi W. TALLEY. Comm -#...
Hanover. Oct. o. lsJ1-ctds
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MRS. L MISS MINORS BOARDING An

MRS & MISS MINORS BOARDING n
DAY SCHOOL, AT THEIR RESIDENCE, OF 4ru
ST., BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL.
TyHE third session of thig institution will Commence ON
the lst Of Qctpher next la this school will be taught
all the branches Of o finished education. including the La.
tin and Modern Languages, together with music upon the
Piano. Harp, and Guitar. Instruction in Vocal music win
The services of competent instructors have been pro.
cured.
vsncemeut of the young ladies intrusted to their charge,
and their moral and social improvement promoted b. e.Gry
means In theiripower.
Richmond for nearly two years, and the subscribers
refer. with confidence, to its patrons, fer any information
which may be desired in reference to Its merits.
'' "' MRS JEFFERSON MINOR,
Sent l-dGc9n MISS ADA B. MINOR.
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TWO TRACTS or LAND IN
Chesterfield County, For sale ut Auction, to-.
gcthcr with stock, Crops, Farming Utensils,

AVlNG determined 10 move farther South, shall
IL offer for sale. ut Puhlic Auction. on the premises, on
Wednesday the Ith day of November 1851, II fair. il not,
the next mir day, commencing at IL o'clock. ~, my
FARM on which now reside, consisting OF abou. 276
acres, ten miles from the city ot Richmond, about two
miles from the Old Pits, very near the Manchester turn.
pike, and within one and II hall miles of Robiou's Station,
on the Richmond and Danvllle Railroad. OF the above
tract about 200 acres are cleared, under a good fence, In
good state Of improvement, md well adapted 10 all the
staple Crop. Of this region; the remainder oi the land is
well wooded with oak and pine. The location Is well
known to be healthy and agreeable; the neishborhood
good. and very accessible TO market. The buildings on
the place are all in good repair and consis, OF u dwelling
with Elk rooms, Il kitchen, quarters, barn, stables, &c.
Any person desiring more land than is offered above can
enlarge the tract, as adjoining lands are for sale.
Also, At the same time and place about 226 acres Of
woodland, in the same county. about tive miles from Rich.
mUnd, situated on the north side Of the Manchester turn.
pike, adjoining the lands Of John Resrns, a. 6. Elan and
others. The above land is very valuable on account Of it's
oak and pine timber, o.! which enough may be cat to pay
the purchase money OF the whole tract at a reasonable
price, there being about GO acres Of original growth never
pillngcd. Any person wishing 10 see this land can do Sc
by calling on Mr.. benjamin Hatcher, John Elicit or A. q.
liam Either of the above tracts may be bought private.
ly. The terms are liberal and will be made known on the
day Of sale.
sept 2l-ctiNo. II. MOODY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-27
&c A. WRIGHT,S ORIGINAL

M VIf -A-N I.
up EVERLASTING PERFUME.
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f-,gS AND MANUFACTURERS in this Country. The
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p.in America.
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: =, late q. South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
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