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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19

ror r. trr,l, United ssies ulnner 10 swedeu, and
ZION Bile Dsn'.h Minister, sail from this por, ID
Araso day fer Europe.
The S,aots z,,re yesterday pnblsscd ervsct from
lhe - Louis BeTold saying thai Dr. '. I'm, member u
she xsori IeY-,nfe hal been av-essed 10 Europe FL
military scrv'cn Or KIN called yesterday after
that he nnved from Euro Thursday NJ
The ia, nOnis End Boa cooseq aensy under 10
rsae n arrest him The paragraph be csnsdcrcd pure
fabrIcsuon-
me providsnoe Poa letter from ia ,re Curtis
In which gstss tnai be led 70 his
prrree Bench IN consaq1eDce " the mad ,quacr OF his
ssnryhsvrg found from experience his occal
come rsufoiedi 70 educate his children and 4.
poTt AZ eslab,hmsni al the seat OF roverpmeni In keep
lrr fh he dignity o. BIS hish Judicial position.
Ardrev Jackson IT., "a the son " NJ james Donelsor
otter b. cher NJ. wiam Dcneison virE Ia phils-
dethia wa bern Al the rane une lhs 10 say, william
pssn-Cr .-d the 60 crf,d "Ancrev JACKSON Jr. ;"
twins Wher the twins tvo days old-as General
JsGason and his wife had childrsn-they ioos one Of
toe4a and adopted a. heiF own child, naming "AL
drev Jscrpor, Jr" me "Andrcv Jaskson, Jr )" grew
IN ue child Of the eensA and his vile. He has oren
been confused with Andrew Jansson Dooeon The latter
10 hn cousin Mr. Jsnksou has three Chi drcn-two sons
ard ore dsrshteY The oidesi son, samuel Jsckson, n
living on plantation In Jou0iana Do far from New 0r
taEs Tho Other am named Aftsr he fatber student
At The viisry Academy Al West Point Tue daughter
msrried 70 John Lawrence, and lives Win her nusoand
near tbe Hermitage.
ARRIVALS.
Prom Char'esi1n ne Ei.ars hiv columbis-xf BIB
lsdy snd servant Mrs kco~tir children Ne on
sod eon. y Chsre = B'owning. Mrs ~ yssdc cat,
gsrrnsr. J Pscser, Oap' N1sr j Eerif-< w RsyeDsl
Q whitRCls hoWArd-tnd 4 tae gtetrsge.
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1I1I1IaEIG1sLLisEEss.

Port OF sew York, September ~, 1897,
nrEARED
Steamship Arsgo. Lines Hsue-W D-ayton
ns . III sr SlaG johnson. sS' Ell
Rrs so s.s a so.s sn 81 i3rGs sr f Ps@s
sssr Jcs s osson. Snninson" Potter
steamer Piedmont wres., Baltimore.
sKKuvEiI
Steamship Columbia Berry casrs. 81 scur. wish rna.s
sposard Tles,on 100 Friday, M passed s'eanishiS
sSp 6rsSipoasSs saaas,s IAvupooi AUG n. win ma,s
ST. y kisy srsasrsr ssssn Lrs.pec Ans 70 vi
sc.rdsd ~ ne m.sr q ne Bremea hc Tssso nom
60 far 'auogis ~ day. e.. VII hsd .s,rs. asa s,s
phed The had board ne e,rg q an odeass's .s'p
~s,sh sss ioruc,,sf "a ~, Is1 Ps n with n,,, !,
!, N Ts.s,s1s . .sro u
&, Ss s.w Yea sA .se - jon a1
~ W, 70 s % ok. t s. AH ss j: ~ a. G
10 on - ,srJ xst ana loot hem ~ % lOn 81 r-nsn e'
Sur ~ " w ssss sss.srsd y. -s ss.
sissIss ianruass VIA Frslcs sS,p Nf,ic,Ses, o Moo
nnr Rse tinco'n Cbrst.n r'sms-ar. Aug y. wn 81
ssa c,t % 70 IN sTs' 49, i w.. as y :.
rsilarl ,ss Is big sih loss o. foscopss
Bsrs Rleh,rd A.ss Belize, hon - days, siA cocAines
ssr, yr. Sem Ha-an r ~ is' sns1' se ,.ss
ton a. and sSsss. . Scranton s ( r.nslsn
fsk An., Nrutoe satanasi sdsys with e'on ard Ersla
BIZ ~a "a Gssasrs. Rnhl, Az c,ys. AS 2, .ta ,,s
Ssa:y THE xaJ,suss Pr , s:', .,ss I'm , "ss.,
reeed sopssr boarded b. hcasy sea ssca sss.
:. o., ~. ~, ~ mi Ds '.. .s @ S.s = "a h S','s '''
s,s ~ pssssn. sqa 10. ~ ss,,srss s.w
vessel suppc.ed bsrhl seer'ngs WIN noms ou' iore
ssss Trpwbrde. ,ct sew Hsy-nl rs,s s'ns'i'sp Aax
ION lbh inst Al ~ In q 70 speks ~ porASo' or
Sf seA, I'M M, V 1ncs Is sayS -
sfson las Ir.L ~ Z. I.s 10 90 sss,,,n,s, ss'
schr " fs,s Pssce LEV htn 81 John M, u dsys viii
lumber, 70 r. hert,or 4 pvn9',n. = 4.
FiissseS 10 days frou knrs.on IA for m lsdelctia
y b rlsndoma Brown Ss'>ansA asss ~'h iam'e' 70
sc s@sn warp- Smith savAnnsh osy,, with wheat 10
ss ct, rster Nccuor cn.rpn days With ric.
| ibbocm sno steve bn wsfhr ~
s sSs s'0RsS n. A Ssrs cs o1srissn Ssya
scbr asrsgo tmlh nic, noud soa'sp
s sT L S,SSsTs p psss sors dys
rcsr 9 W Proc. Palmer soriok-
SER s, Bar sSfy i@- Law ton yIrr.n'. sdsYs
scbr San Jscl, .. .h.rnb,rlin. virginia
schr Rsrvsrd Gre.n vlrsin'a.
set fog., .s De Decs yil. ysinia
schr Robbins, iopg.v-et virginia
SEX Sch Hy SS,%%fi e :s' sr " f !.
sehr Marsh. Heavy ybsIm
SIR ! i ssyai Ia, sV vir.,sss' 'n~
Schr honeEaa Pesn., Virginia
schr Ica wstis Rsl virgins
schr j \ BsrIes Bssrss vlyiu,a
Scar cunn. ngh1n, Hall vRgnis,
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TELEGRAPHIC DI5CoURTEsY.

WASHINGTON, Sc 4 Is, 1857.
AT early hour this forenoon the sgen. Of the Ne
York L. ociSied Press al Norfolk despatched 10
RAmilok Rosas collect from the Iescued psrsenges
every ipodspt connected With he late terrible disaster
snd q be the Petersburg and Norfolk Telegraph
Kse uss rec acsed to hnld open at the socsscn's
psrse uuti OF the special reporter from Damp
sun Roads notwithstanding Viii n the line cossc at
abou, the usual time 70 o'oook) this evening thus -
ivrg Of The possibility Of obtaining any further par
acuArz from Hampton Rosds to night
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CONTINUED From ~ rsr PA6El
go Do 10 until M mir Ill vouli DO saved In shcrs
Suus Aesvy Zee for Tho ue broke The upper
aAcs or he YEAS !, Than al hape faded awAy.
Ire pye.srv ~ we're supplied V IN and sent
swe ssss, wnsr yeHSsdoas saosfk our " and
o. ssauser q pso~aSx sse,I dosgw. 0ink soWe fbsv
I-sSed or four Aundyod and fifty souls sss lossnched
svss ~ ocssn st he mercy Of ns ,Oopes me sswm u
~ tine had entirely subsided W. al keps together
ed vent the took No. Tnsre wAs nothing on
very hne said except hat each one chee~ed nis f~o~
srmrade Courage thus keps up for two three
hun, and think fcv thss spane of mc bad drown
- but three who could moi swm because exhausted Ar
~ thh gradually one by pAsscd 70 eternity
me hope hal boais would be the two ves
sess se he'd SPOKEN Ned from us, and our trust
wss In Providence-ssAnd what better Hust could
POO or ] Okr I my ooursdes sink Fast,
asa At O'Clock that night I wM nearly slons
npsn the ocean, some too hundred miles from
Asd ] hssrd however, shouts nom all toss oould do
thai pos fss from me, but could NOT soc hem
within an hour from this time sas . vessel, shich
Jsdsed 10 he about mile rom me. Taking fresh
soursse struck ont for he vessel, and rcsoh /.
vs~p nearly exhausted and they drew me on hoard.
q ~ by ,opes I, proved 10 be . Norwegian bark ono
D~b1s Honduras bound FOR Plymouth, EcgiSnd found
- boa Of her three Of my comrades, and al hA
p.ss O'Clock the ne1t morning, had fsrsy nine
sce,e fellows board and shcse all know Of having
sesB psv.d
Ne bruised sbout the place until thought that oil
bsd been rescued and then rot all We found the
bars ,hors Of provisions ard be living on Cruel
We had aad coffee refresh Ourselves, and
Sunday spcke the American bark sAxony
soopd Tor savannah, which, supplied with provisions
I'd 'ock Eve OF hoard Oar names
Ridley, OF ss,ne
Jsoez Ho ~es, of San Francisco.
RAnuel " LooS, of wsine
Atclpb Freeercs, OF -an Frarci,oo.
Henry e. Child, II Ee~ York.
Tho Norwegian bark set sA for Cba-lestou with III. b.
o. he forty tine passengers, whose upfrrtu
nAey onnot give. Tho few tina. haya recollsced
- fv,ows-
Cap, Badger, Of Rshiuore.
kr T,szer, second officer.
L. r. Pre- %, OF Sacramento.
Hily Birch, tf the San Francisco klns!seH-
A. J. Eason, OF San FTarcisco.
- Fesober, OF Augusta, Ne.
mere Is lad p-es ssme sever yesrs old, whose mo-
sn.r - iii The other ladies placed board the brig
p. s-Ihe,s three passengers Thai got into the
bosts that saved the AMI children who kro
10 Their names
Mr. Psies,, Of Long leland.
Thomas Paw re, o. stamford, o.
NJ J,ne~ NJ
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nIEAIlED
Rfeamship Arsgo Lines Hsue-W T. D-ayton
fhip ,err gorro, W than. Mobile HObson Fosdick
Bah II u BrookmAu, johnson, Moneyideo Sc-H aroo'
D an A Co
Brig Forrest (Br), o'sriep, st JOINS, FP-C Dswon-
Brig Rich. McEas uniin Island-u 81 Peters
srhr Vail. Gray. Cedar Keys-S = ferris
schr n A Johnlon, Osbon, wnminEion-Dolner Potter
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Xeisxrspnie aarlns sxsn.rn.

boston Sept Is.Arr chip Flore. O. Nightingale gsrt
,go, Hsw,ey Aux Melvin Thomas, Je-cm7-: Ab ~
Taaxter Lsrb.a do Harriet snsi smt, Potnt Va; MAJ.
shal Do,cb Gikey, ard yin. Swazey Philndeiphln.
steamer Uy OF New York, Howes Phia L. phia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-20

PURSUANT to II deed OF trust from John J.. Brown and
y Lucy c., his wife, to the subscriber, of record in the
Clerks Office OF the County Courts of Buckingham aud
Cumberland, dated the - day Of %November, 1857, for
purposes therein specified, will, on the 10Th day OF W."
cember, "WEDNESDAY il fair, if not, on the nexr fair
day thereafter, proceed to sell, to the highest bidder the
whole of the estate mentioned in said deed of trust. The
tract OF land contains one thousand seven hundred and
sixty i've acres, being In the counties Of Buckingham and
Cumberland, on the waters of Willis creek. and will be
divided To suit purchasers, II necessary.
The Cat Branch estate has all necessary improvements,
lately built, ana in the best manner, consisting ot over.
seer's house, kitchen aud %iceIIouse, negro-quarters, barn
and tobacco houses, for curing $4,000 tbs tobacco, stables,
1c. This tract Ia in a high state OF Improvement, from II
liberal ac Of manures, and has lT9 bushels Of wheat seed.
cd upon 1t, seeded in good time. and in the best manner,
and AL on tobacco land.
The tract known rs Daniels has no improvements ex.
cept some tobacco houses. On both tracts there 10 great
abundance Of timber, and II larger supply of plant land
than Is usually found on such estates, and it 10 generally
believed that the timber upon it, il sawed into slaves,
would more than pay for its purchase. There is on the
last mentioned tract OF land one hundred and twenty
acres OF fiat land, on Willis creek and Its tributaries.
There are twenty-five negroes, most of them young and
likely.
Tte stock Of mules. cows, sheep and hogs ARE all of the
best klnd; the plantation tools, OF all descriptions, the very
best that could be purchnscd; about 300 barrels Of corn;
25 900 lbs OF tobacco. and the ofal usually belonging ~
such All eatate, with some 10 or II tons Of clover hay.
TERMS OF SALE The land will be sold for one third
cash: the balance of the purchase money at one and two
years from The day of sale, the purchaser giving bonds,
with good security, The title to be withheld until said
bonds are fully paid oil.
luc ucSTOes VIII q sDIu lT cash. ne balance Ol the
property mentioned in the deed will be sold on IA credit OF
six months.
The deed OF trust empowers me to sell the land and ne.
groes privately or publicly, and now offer them for sale
privately until the 10Th day of December; and if either
tract Of land, or the whole, be disposed OF by that day
notice thereof will be given before the day OF sale.
Persons wishing to purchase the lands. or negroes, ARE
referred To Mr.. Davidson. living on the land, or to myself
ut the Virginia Mills, who will take pleasure in htfording
all information in our possession.
The title to this tract of land, aud every other specie
of property herein offered Tor sale, is believed to be- un
title hs is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
ROBT. c. NICHOLAS,
| Nov lc-JI,G,tJs p.,,,,
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To COUNTRY

~ Fall i, now upon us, and merchants from the coun'
h. nave began TO visit this city to make their pur
.,... We take NO little pleasure In calling their attention
,,r,, fsirily Medicine one thar Is invaluable in al
-,t-. snd $, all seasons lone that has performed more
--r,agl. cures than ANY other ever discovcred-one
car oe ,ak-n by all conditions and sexes with perfect
L,.y--pi one that stands unrivalle6 for the cure Of
4 ,J.p.i Geld. and Coughs, Cholic, Nervous affections,
.-srsl Debility. Asuc aud Fever and Nervous Headache
fW. apuie :oBaker's Celebrated Premium Bitters, coan'
.oi entirely OF vegetable substances and therefore en-
f.y ,.. from AL mineral poisons. When all other re.
t-:e. have tailed. y single bottle has been known to cure
\. so,., dyspepsia, ss certified TO by the late Robert +.
E-x-sbin: and levers "a, attested by William h. GRECO
la H-urlco, AMI ~ Headache, "a cerh
j.: by Ness;.. Haynes, Moore. Peters and other'-and
t:ohcs and Dissvhoa- as hundreds OF our citizens assert,
10 used II with area. success during the prevalence OF
|:e Cnolers 10 Richmond, ani who immediately checked
lad uproOtcd all symptoms Of that horrid disease, by the
FEE use OF Bakers Premium Bit,ers. Indeed, we doubt
h mere ha. ever been discovered a Tonic OF 80 powerful
|ei yet 90 soothing 3 nature as these Ritters. which are
|c.inualy administered 10 children, with the hsppiest
:,alt. Tue Proprietor "t these B.t;ers 10 anxious to buve
|:en known throughout the country, and for this reason
vi put them 10 COuu rs Merchants and others, by the
r1le.ale. AZ such prices as cannot fail 10 please. All ARE
.llei 10 Try Inc Bit;crs and judge of their merit. For sale
b wholesale prices, by Mcssrs PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
DIE & GRAY, and by all druggists in Virginia.
tAo Of Z Il Siahler ~ Co. baltimore, aud Messrs. c.
5t,s Co, Washington City. D C., and Barnes &. Park,
Nv Yo:k. Oct. Z
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AUCTION SALES.
ALBEMARI.E LAND AND FORTY.oNE

LAND AND FORTY.ONE
SLAVES, FOR SALE.
'hr I'D day of November next. If suitable, other
LIN E = l'. next suitable LAY, nj the late residence of
len mia; nil ','en,c. drcrnscd, in Alb,inurl., situated about
Jrrnr, ~ northwest ol Charlottesville, shall offer for sale IL
Cove, in s s.aJ', OF ahou. 400 ACRES. lying in Browns
adjoining The hands Of Capt. gszaIe"l ih% "nI "nI oiII,ers w
Car, NJ rVI,,., "n M Is Of first rate quality for Tobacco.
on nn,n..n,H o 81 nss On it q comfortable dwelling and
,y q : ~ Sam H ,'ie AND place, shall offer for sale. FOR
TONE LlhELi AND VALUABLE SLAVES. incIudipy
iirlihands. '"'' a"o
Also VIII be sold, Mt the same time and place. the housc.
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation w.yons md ,nor.
horses, ranlrs. two yoke Of oxen, "a lot Of younp cs,ilc IN
cluding gond mich COWS. stock OF hogs. about SO barrel.
OF corn, l2.eu or 1900 weight Of tobacco In the bousc
fodder, &c. ~
The sale Of Nil the above property will be upon liberal
crediis-the terms OF whc.. will be then and there made
known. v. w, SOUTHALL, Ex'or.
Oct 30-ctds OF John f.. Niche, decd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.ceND SUPPLf
50 AND FANCY DRY Goops'
SlAl,nrN FOX 4 CO,

SUPPLf
AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
& s1 ssskspEN, FOX 4 CO.,
'.n on Monday, 10Th November "a Large
|sl!i |' stock. purchased in New York the past
sSs'F' ,,,., ruinous to lmpoSters. ana WIN as
rrter" W, now solicit the City suu Country
.ahser"m, establishment, 2l7, Broad street sha
81 81 Us Us We are determined TO MAKE saeh
:hen''...ss for our Goods rs VIII really prove
SIN T,mn,n,.pnyins Customers that II Is 10 lne'f
sl and examine Them
y tML ~" :,ni. will be found
ID %,nred Cashmere Robes
% - French De Lainc do
81 EIsunccd silk do
an, SIX DO do
;;IITTs .aS,a silks, in great variety
sieis Dress Goods, In great variety
40 hS ~ Irolored Molr.Anodues
81 Trnrke SATIN Nationsl
sA vel,et and Cloth Cloaks
~. W. and S,ells Shawls
s''IS ,.akc, and Thihet sl'a~'s
4 pa Colored Square do
IL snI s;ns. very large assortment
- In a Sstinets Liuseys, &c &c.
81 ~ RIesched Cottons, great bargains
sssrc RsrSets
'.nJy ss" prussst,s and Rugs, with a tullstock oil
sSpins Linen .n,r. s,,.,
s,,h these now ,pening;
,,rr.poud W." RREEDEN, FOX & co.
1T
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SPECIAL NOTICE
,ouu,ss,oNERs OF THE REVENUE.

.-ycur Land. Properly and Regi,tra,ioa
k,~r-.tShS. I'D Deaths, as well as the Notices for
sons. a; oniI property, will be mailed to yos by the
- w. sbsll direct these books to the "Commis.
! s? :Ss Revenue, a, Id The Cleo, Court RI III, he1 csuS of y Court! re- }.
'' eeu"' ,sni please apply for the same. Your four
Ign you nil be put up in one package, labelled -four
osn Your four Property Books will be put up in
|'Sns 80 and labelled fur property books and In
.;sss ne will be put mp, together, your Resistra.
4, and Notices for listing personal property. and
."Sscis,rx., n ~books"-thus making. three pack;
d ~ Com tssiouer, labelled Land. Property and
." Rocks. Should you Tail To receive any OF the
NV wa packages (by the irrcgulnrity OF the malls
y mr.; IN u.s., 'lf inform us Of the failure, and also the
III +. ,hai have been miscsrried, in order that we
snols the deficiency n,,y.yr
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A TREArrsE ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND PRoMIss0Ri
NOTES. BY Isaac %Idwards, svo. PIP. TI3. Banks. Gould

N NEN NNF
NOTES. BY Isaac EDWARDS, svo. PIP. 773. Banks. Gould
g. Co.
The public is already in possession of several treatises
Ill THIS subject, by Bailey. Chiity, Story and others; but
,s new decisions are constantly madc, there is room Tor
essential improvements Oh the treatisrs already publish
ed. One peculiarly OF Mr.. Edwards book seems TO Dc
giving greater prominence than former treatises to the
dec lions of American Courts, which on this subject, al.
ready outnumber those Of the English reports, and having
reference to many points not touched upon In the Eng
lsh books. a.,
Nor is it merely to the law as exhibited in the n~djndged
casrs that Mr.. Edwards confines himself. With II view to
give his book Il greater practical utility he has embodied
in it the statute provisions Of the various States, which,
from the difficulty of getting access to a complete series oi
the statutes of the States will prove a great convenience;
Not only is a collection Of State statutes not to be looked
for In any private library, there are only two or three
public libraries in this country which contain anything at
all complete. Our New York Law Library is wrctched.
ly dehcien. On this sco,e. $50,
The bulk to which the law on the subject OF negotiable
paper has expanded itself, is apparent from the size OF
this work, which, without any undue proixity, extends
itself TO near eight hundred pages. The last chapter
gives that title of the commercial code OF France when
relates to exchange and promissory notca- N. J: Tn
bune. No''Ncoul.
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TRUST SALE OF REAL n PER>ONAI.

TIIUT FNII
II Y virtue Of n Dccd'of Trust to me executed by lr-
vi Seal. hearing date in the month oi May, 10,
AMI 0i record In the County Court ot Madison, nni IA
pursuance of n decree of the Circuit Court OF snId coUE.
~ entered at the October erin of said Conrt in IN" y'Hf
1851, in the suit Of Esrly's exor nsninsi David seal nni
others. ] will, on the premises, on the Eth day %! D''"n,
Der, lsJ7, proceed To sell, To the highest bidder, ihc ltc"'
and Personal Estate conveyed 10 inr by saiC icod. Ih"P"t
sonsl Estate consists of one horsr,on" cow and call, iions.'-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils, Tanners
Tools. &c, The Real Estate consists ot Il Tract 81 Land
living in the county Of Madison, about four and a halt
miles south of Madison Courthouse, and contains about
100 acres, ON which is a Dwelling House and the n'cc.s"
nv Out Houses. md a Tan Yard and Fixtures.
The terms will be Cash tor the Personal Property
The Real Property will be sold on a credit Of one, ia"
and three years, in equal installIncnts, bearing intrr".t
from the day OF sale, TO be paid annually; Tor tho pay
ment of which, bonds with good security will be -"
CURED, and the legal title to be retained as further :"
curity.
Oci aa-cwGw JONATHAN 7. ROBERTS. Tru-t"r-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-20
pr.D rHIs-For all Bowel Diseases, cholers

-prAD THlSfor all Bowel Diseases, Cholera,
-. Dv,p,psis, Fla,ulency, Constipation. and Gene
,;r,r ws know of nothing better than DR.. Hoste,'
'S.|., .,sa stomach Bittera One wine glass taken
rrss Ssch day, before meals. will be a sure cure
gee ut', ,ovs aisc..es, will remove all hcaviness from
7 h.., ~ tc,p YOU irc,. from costiveness, assist diges'
"Sn r : ,ood s%,ppetite, AMI impsrt a healthy tone to
a. tI .y.,,In. Every family should keep these Bit
nVn srS sur,nc the summer season as "A family medi'
!, u" f"r .sc by AL principal druggists aud dealer. &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-20
EXCHANGE HOTEL. & BALLARD HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VA
JOHN u. BALLARD, PROPRIETOR.

to ME'HDEHo UT TIE GENEHfL
AND OTHERS.
lNIIE subscriber hegs leave to announce to Members
Il of the General Assembly, and others wishing to
spend the winter in the city, that he has added greatly to
the comfort and convenience Of his Establishment during
the past year, having completed the Corridor across the
street, which makes n complete connection of the two
houses. He has aso erected II large building in the rear
10 augment Its comforts and greatly enlarge its capacity.
lie has introduced most OF the modern improvements,
and has connected with his Hotel n Restaurant of the
eau have their meals served on moderate terms. In short
he thinks he may safely say that all Of his appointments
are as %cemplote as any he has ever seen in other citicsi
ever dene aud is still willing IL do anything that has sug.
gcsted itself to him or may be suggested by others for the
comfort and happiness Of his guests With grateful nc.
knowledgement Tor past favors he asks for Il continuance
OF the same.
Nav In JnIJN p RAIJARn
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MUTUAL BENEFIT
~ Company affords more ADVANTAGES to the insured.
II makes annual dividends, and pays them. thus
helping the insured to pay his premiums.
can give his note for half the payment
r, has psid over NINE UEDRE THOUSAND DOL
r. has paid losses by doath. in Virginia over $4,000.
~, ~ KNOWLES e. WALFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-20
FARM FOR SALE IN CHESTERFIELD,
ON JAMES RIYER, ELRVEN MILES BELOW
pJTulfOED

Chesterfield on James river, about eleven miles below
Richmond, containing 55Oi acres, 300 cleared, and the re
mainder in original growth Of first quality timber. con
sisung of pine and oak. The cleared land consists Of sixt}
acres of low grounds, the remainder in high land ~hieL
has nearly oil been lined and mostly mulatto SOIL ana o
part well set in clover; the low grounds are very pIooue
ing five rooms, nearly new, three outhouses, = wen OF
excellent water In the yard, and a well arranged . ! fssl
~thirtysix feet square, containing twelve SLAMS anG a. . i ,w
large and convenient barns. The neighoorhood Is un
excep,ionable. There will be seeded sixty or .eventy =,
acres in wheat. | will also sell al vaauauon' ny ~ oil
kinds. For terms apply to Godiin & Apperson, Rich
mond, or to the subscriber living on the premises;
Oct 19@clmif M--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-20
LOTTERIES.


MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
FOR NOVEMBER.
ID FRANCE & co. MANAGERS. BALTIMORE,
He MARYLAND.
Drawn Nos. Of susquehanna Canal. a.. drawn Nov. la:
Is % . 20 80 - 81 26 *
Drawn Nos. OF Paiapsco Institute, 2G7, drawn Nov. 10:
40 10 20 ri 81 IL H. III - % 81 -
DRAWINGS conducted under the smperfnhndcuce of The
STATE Lottery Commissioner.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
FRIDAY, Nov. 2Oti-POkomOke River, Class 40. Inpi.
tai Prizes: s2a,5W, 6,l6l, 5000, SC. IS Nos, "A drawn
ballots. Tickets g. Certificate Of packages OF wlioI,s
$40 O-shures in proportion.
GRAND SCHEME.
ALL PRIZES.
IS Numbers, IL drawn ballots.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND,
CLASS N.
To be drawn In Baltimore. Nd, on Saturday, Nov. 2lst,
1857.
ER.Each and every Ticket In this Lottery will be a
PRIZE, Tor all those Tickets without a drawn number,
are each entitled to Five Dollars Grossf
| prize Of S65 636I IFS prizes of 1900
| do aaOW &c do 900
do 1850 &c do Ito
= do 10000 &c do 6U
II do 5000 4,l5s do 40
10 do 900 % 7iO do 90
20 do 1896 1890 do S
76,076 prizes, amounting to 81 ,al7,nl6.
Tickets $40, halves 10, quarters 5.
Dollar Lottery drawn daily.
~ Communications will receive attention, IT address
ed TO X. + RANCE & CO.,
Nov IL Richmond. Va.