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RECETPTs OF PRODUCE.

I9ceRdzS2 Ter sacks 2e # onions T.
John Duly SEQ o9is s[a OIL a p t5ie 09S po6
j i Moore Seo-u0 sacks rye Keep Bard &coI3 bales hemp
! woodruff Eeo-300 bbs flour Buidecke eco 3l6 d
eG4y 6 nTss H tayIs coS 5Sis oar 6R9s tob@ceo
Short &coll n1ds tobacco Brander Hubbard eco 2g DO
II b copper Eeo-l d Summers uoo8 hhds tobacco to
Woosey \ Etberdse n2af l9o4ceg eakg oaeo % yen
bids 81 saeSs corn 2 boxes apples Yeaman eco
Michel geo36 coils rope taegery &co-27l coils rope to
Barey Johnson mf4 nG pLa%s u Mo" t gp'T R 5
&cp-57 hbls -four bids tobacco e II Kennedy &co32l
Price Converse Smit20 bbs flour "a kegs lard Pedreau.
yg ga5s asa nt #S AM ina 2es Ct
Pies Benton kiEl8 boxes tobacco Tate kco55 sacks Of
hhds go Moore Va euln6aO sacks
q hhds tpbaeco s4s Iametg9 boxes apples o Seagsdsr6
hogs Noel Nolesupdre 10 order-Toal bales cotton l4s
hhds tobacco,
ST IouIs-steRuer New Uncle sam-75 csls rope pkgs
twine 81 hb whisky to Ayde &Go2O coils ropeR Il Short
Raniett aco800 rope Boadwen PayneI03 pcs bag
gng smith kso86 6ols po5s ~ 5ols flour Woodruff
Mitchell &col hhds tobacco AZ sacks corn as Turner REQ
siGks corn Moore VaneunS hhds tobacco Lotspiech
smh7 bhs apples 2l2 sucks corn H9rfell Gayle Se9-TO
sacks corn shaw Scoi43 10 oats 10 DO brgn John Duffy
Es5sSp Il MI Eeo0 bbis whisky B Hnnti8gt og.2 ID
Benton Kng9 casks sides Robertson NcDougal-6 do
sSs : e oai IT, PS poaoes e e GS
bbls potatoes Moore Scol9i es lard 1870 bbs aQpG
80 ID hhds eab6ages McNeal-80 bbls apples Martin
TwiebsI BatsbSrg72a bBls oGr Il Kennedy Seos55 DO
James Connolly &eo-2 ibis aoar Jas DuhaaO bbs flour
Pereauye Brohesl0O hhIs Hour Keep Bard Eeo-ll0 do
Moloney Bros eeo2i6 bhls flour Graham Boye30O do
Rhiner-0 bbs lard oil Grief Sco6 boxes wine bbls of
beer aIyer-3l ale Bach2O do stegle-5O do Nyer
20 do alcohol seminar sco-S0 9as paper to q Stevens
Gsng6sr-s561O0O IN Eoa Adams Express Gompany-and
saDdries orderTota bales cotton II hhds tobacco.
POINT woRTHINHToN-ste steamer Lucy Holeombo-l67
10 4
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Observation-Disclosures
COMPTBOLLERsS OFFICE, - ,
City of New Orleans, September =, 1855
mo. lI4I,I

v0T, NarEal ataIy Inn Ioyyn IN 1e4l 4, ~ 80 u IT
,; N tIa stf Vir5Eine street SnsrlFsf ~ " 'S ''I
t'2N y '' IStrnsdj III 40 n uAInn
V'e' President pno,I - sssi.,om. 4 itartar,,.
rsfgnod p { VII ~ 4A'ue'"s''
'N'7'~S' President ,,rc ten, Izr,rJ ~ A11,,r,,p
,,,r-,raa A,,sttst 10 1883 - 49, " " t'
AERroveII august 90 '-'' GER am sT1rr4 ,ro
80 eun, w = :, .u%S0,.
- ~ socratsr, 81 a. Nisyor
Ne''e'H'S " ''0 Now
t: -. - - -
will adjudicsta my office u o'clock NJ The above
contract
seq l2t T. THEARD, Comptroller
C,I7,,-, (. 17T,1N5Ss7 g
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
:. NEW OIELMANs, J

sssaa -, ,-u..,5-, u W ORLEANS, JAO&Gs
8azsa8 s&5A 44sg8 8gAhSOE AND GREAT NORTHERN
seS8. y "a 8 5s5z@4satES e. ILROAD.
and after MONDAY, the 3lst day OF May, 1858 Pas
Train will New Orleans daily 10 A. NJ, aud
arrive at Canton ri $50 o'clock ?. N.
Returning will leave Canton at lao NJ and arrive at Nea
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steamship Matagorda Flanders from Galveston and Sabine
pass n o 3 9ayne-~lst dist.
e,asrsbip Cres Morgan, Place from Powder Horn via
Galveston TO o b Payne-lst dist
shin Edward Hgman Mel SO days from Liverpool, to j
Bark SuTea Bsatti days from Philadelphia creevy
Fhrwell-ist dist %
sehr Venice smpEius days Tampa Bay, Post sNel
Basin.
sehr Mary Matilda --from Bioxi-Basin.
schr Martha Ann --, from Covngon-Basn,
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sTRENT CoNr3--oNNICIAI.

CHRIST DISTRICT PUUAD--NYRs brought
the First District Pound Dryades street, between Ju
liza and iirod streets, as estray
One yellow she gO7t, with white belly collar
Which not claimed within days and the expenses there
paid Will be sold public aueliou said paund on l
DAY, September Il, 1858 ( 10 O'Clock A. N.
New Orleans, September 3, 1853.
q. D. FLEJHIER, Street Commissioner.
HENRY nUREL
Glerk OF Comptroler.
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WATER souRCEs.- The Marion (Ala.), Common
wealth, says spring Of most wonderful medicinal
qualities has been discovered IN Perry county. The
citizens Of Perryvile are making it quite place Of
resort Some hard cases. the Commonwealth learns,
have been cured by these waters
Mr.. Green Sanders, several miles above Marion !,
has succeeded in obtaining full and pure stream Of
water By boring ninety-fve feet
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3 7 3 A N B o A \ B.

Iucy Hoicombe Cannon, from yickshurg.
Golden Age, MeCombs from Fort Adams.
On Jr Vincent. from Bayou Sara
Michigan. Cunningham, from st Louis.
Oregon, Hopkins, from Mobile,
New Uncle sam Elliott from st Louis
r J Lakeland. Miller from st Louis.
Towbost ] Whitmore Whmore. from the Fasses-towed
dowu and h inst shi1s AroopdeteE and Hartley,
and brig Geo H Chase-brought up ship Ed Hgman aud
bark Auyelia.
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al 9lE!eaas laIIg Glrestsnt
alNER lNrEL.LIaENcE

FRIDAY, September 10, 1858.
Yesterday the weather in the fore'part Of the day
was clear and warm in the afterpart cloudy and
threatening rain. Business on the levee was quite
aetiye for this season Of the year The receipts q
cotton we're larger than any previous day this sea son
they afonntedto 1857 bales The river at tais polhs
sill continues 70 Gall FAST
ARREvA ts.-The Fort Adams weekly paekes e'oia N
en- Age Capt VIM McCombs, arrived yesterday WIZ ,
1877 bales cotton. She leaves q 4. H. q 7a'u1
day, as usual,
The New Orleans and ST. Louis Railroad passenger
packet New Uncle SAM Capt. B. J. Elliott, arrived
yesterday with the largest cargo Of the season We
are much obliged to her polite cleFk MI AAoDousaA'
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ms.
RAILROAD GARSand DEPOTs,
BRIDGES,
MILES.

all covered and perfectly Fire and Water Proc
with our Roofing.
tend or furnish the material to part Of The country WITH II
BtrucliOns how to it,
We prepared negotiate with builders and others Tor tire
purchase Of the right of States Parishes Counties and Terrific
rles.
Office of the Company No. So ST. CHARLES STREET
basement of the Masonic Hall
Liberal Inducements to Builders and Others to act
Agents.
All Communications addressed Box 1885, New Orleans
will meet with prompt attention.
Waned-A zens In Nil nars Of the country. mig
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Notice hereby tt the termination Of the
nershp existing according to written articles Of agree
meut, between the members OF the ftm Baylor Co the
same will be dissolved aud the unfinished business placed IN
liquidation. Q. g. BAYLOR
Manchester, March 1888. ~ tgFW
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BRBow-coMINs UP.
schr Pendeon Rogers from Ruatsu Islanwh fruit to
b Pigniola &co,
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Notice shereby given that WEDNESDAY, 22i Instant
will adjndicset at my office at u O'clock Nj, above
seq III T. THEARp, Comptroller.
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LONDON.

kE& FOR LONDOE-THE Al FAST SAILING
EE.SS- mercan ship Ocean star, Capt Brown is row
is1oaling for the ubo9e port For freight Of tobacco
apply to
j. P. WHITNEY { 90, IS Carondeets ST.
FOR passage apply 10 the captain on board. seS
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Al GDICAI EACBUSFG, Nc. ~ Cuaomnouse streer,
w Royal streeIFnr the Cure Of old Chronic MercdriA
Syphran1 all Private Diseases without Mercury hndaRce
exposure friends, and cure guaranteed In
The unparalleled success attended prac
ice IN MI qArts the United States and Enopehe many
narHhe he has effected which pronounced ncur
able E the most ph ysclns usues him in offering
services OF the unfortunate The following
are some of diseases termed rvate' and Of which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies DR. james per
nauetly eadrtes namely Syphilis, primary, secondary
teFary Stcures urrthtal Discharges elect Gonurrhsa
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
complicated they may be- Diseases of the Back Lnns
iammatia Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
ese Cancers Ulcers 1umOrs and all Diseases Of the skin
who have privately Hnd improperly injured themselves
and solitary habit which ruins The DIS and mind
ting tGum for either business society, viz Constitutional De
Utility lmpNency. The following OF the sad and
meurbOy effects produced by early habits OF youth viz
Wa4sn-ss OF Sack Limbs Pain III the Head Dimues
pepsia Nervousness rriabtl symptoms of Consumption
Mentally, the fearful effects the mind he
drCudet Loss Of Memory, Confusion GeaS Depression
spirits Ey F0ebodtngs Aversion to Society," SelfD6trust
Love Solitude Etmtdy cts, Of ne evils produced
II persons afflicted with Of the above symptoms SHOULD
health let false decacy YOU apply aud
yourself from the awful snd dreadful consequences Of ths
terrible malagy.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured ard full yig9l
restored
Remember sThs Medical House of Or. james, 50 Custom
house street.
Private separate reserved Hours of attendano,
from s A NJ, 10 P, n,
Consultations strictly confidential
PSRccen Of ouOTrhea cured in twenty four houTs
pay, DR.. JAMES,
Of II 81 ORstomhbuse street,
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B r M EN-.

SE6 FOR BBEuHN-rHE SUPER IOR East sail
kfSsY ,gg American ship II II. BoOdy, tapt, Joseph
$3.50 itdg"r, having most OF her engaged and going
board n II meet wild quick dispatch For fright q to-
DAcco or cotton APPLY 10 BAXTER, LOWELL Il GO.
For passage, apply the captain board Post b First
District seq
E&R FDH BREMEN-TAE A VERY FAST
Rf# ,ul ug tguiar packet ship ID. fl. EVatjcn, Capt
$500 il- Batter Will meet with DISK dispatch for
port, For remainder Of freight ~ pt,,age apply
Bu27 B&NFFR, LOWELL. & co.
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MUM 4 90. l25 Fulton street, Y.
So Atssrs MUM GO. extensively engaged in pro
euriug parents for inventions and will advise inventors
Fhon charge in regard the novelty Of their improvements
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r. CBAS. 4. CSAlNHS ~ Co., IMPORTERS
IN AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
"a DHARBWARE, CUTDERT, etc No. &c Magazine ard
S% 10 Gravier have hNud, and constantly
-eceyiug lifsCtfr6m the MANUFACTURES
JHils, Castings, Axes, Carpenters Tools,
Hoes, spades aud Shovels; Corn and Coffee Mis,
Ga md Log ihRius; Cotton and MgnilR Rope
Fifth and Trace ChRns MIL, Pit and Cross Ont Saw
tuTils Vices aud Rsl0ws Counter and Platform SCALES
Stocks and Dies, Plates; Andir5ns FeudeFs
Hampers and Pougs; Shovel. and ToHg-
iriEld Stones. all sizes; Cotton and Wool Cards
Hooks and Hinges; Iron and Brass SrrewR,
'u WRrsf ROlger's Gallery.
Together with Fancy Goods Comb
Brushes Psrtmery Paper AID Blank Books, etc. which
oTpred lowest cash "itT a2F'v
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HyE baOSPEft's SLAVE Il DEPOT, 1871 COMMON
Ell street. New DrleansHe keeps constantly hand
for sale, Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks, Washers, IroH
9ser5, and General Eonse Servants Also buys SID sell.
HAYES commission, Having the family pnrt
large thu story building the Of SHves has made il
depot in the city, we'll furnished fer the comfort
4ftt r. FOSTER
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fSignedI LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved by he Committees and Landings of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
[Sgned KOBF. HUYFHE }Tt,;.
[SiSned H. 7, VENNARU, SH'''u''N'
Registered August 80. 1888.
aust II HENRY DUREL, Clerk of Comptroller
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THE CREVASsE PLANS-THE LAST DAY Of
ne eNhnono The GfeyasSe P.-ns, by Mr. THOMAS J.
SPEAK, previous to hi- taking Them up the
Those ho would embrace the opportunity Of seeing great
work in hydraulics which has been highly praised by those
Who have t. invited by AIr, Spear pay him
and the large hall over the suoon Of g. Guth, Cont
between Royal and Bourbon Hours, from w.
l00c0rk r VI iylUtf
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FPAyI1 DU QUATRIEME DIsTRICT-II a
~ cue conduit depot DIES epRyes du Qqatiame District
Jackson entire les Constance LAUREL
Une cReyre blanche tchee3 de nOire ayat eorde
cOu.
I'm houc BLANC, tachee de noir, chane
Une clevre blanche, ayant COrde
Una chevre blanche, c0rneS
uue petite chevre nOire,
Tine cfeYre bAnches, ayant de lOngues Cnrnes
Uue cheyre moi 6, tachele de blanc
UuG vaehe taCheee de Blanc, collier
clocAotte, marques visbes.
Stiles dts anmalX pasr6cmee dams dix ours ct les
fras pages, lis venus Fenchee pubitque dit
depot, LuNDI, Is septemhre 1858, 10 heures A. NJ.
O. q. FLEGHl ER Commissaire rnes
h aama lll-llL 4L.aEl
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$50 FOX HlyRE-lHE Al REGULAR packet
kR5SFe = Nuremberg, Capt sChueainn, Is now Loading
md wil. htge N4tueiHte di.Hueh, EOr freight, gp-
pJ 10 BAXTER, LOWELL It co.
For passage, having superior 1datoas, apply
bDart, Post o. lhlrl pi..rfes. sell
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-19
VOLUME LIV.
RICHMOND ENQUlRkR.
-.,,,sHrp DAILY, srni'vErkLI, AID WILL
f''I' ay RITCHIE & DUNNAVANT.
r E r NJ 8:

ssss dollar. saIs period s.a
e'suh hc emi.weekly, 6ve dollars per annum, and
,s. tE for six months. payable In advance For the he
r,onirer s. per annum, or six copies for sio to
.t narsriaby in advance. When letter. containing n
BE- pSa .snt by mail they must bo rsSistsrsd or they
rcney ~ y, the risk of the writers.
..l be 81 Tue eTERMs or ADVERTISING.
MY ES9,naRR-For TEN lines or less, hrsl
rH s.,y cents and every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
|oe'''o n inserted twice week or three umes
yare and hall cents for hinserton after
.+. ". and when inserted only onoe week hfy 'en"
| e.en ISsrni.WssxLY For TIN lnes or less, nr's
IN, ..renry five cents for each
1ea'oa vben inserted only once week seventy hve
to' 'yWyrxLY.For TEN lines or loss. arst inser.
The cents for each continuance 6fty cents;
u sdyer;sers charged s3S for one square OF
Anaas ESQ for two squares, and in that proportion
Esn als', als,,r.,smeus of greater length except Aac-
|o' ave sho are charged 800, (paper included)
~ Ib;tuarics ana Tributes OF Respect exceeding
9 AZ. ARE charged for as advertisements.
;onp distance must be accompanied with the
or satisfactory references TO insure sxecI'
ecs ..s % this Office may DO remitted per mail IN
S,rslsbie Bank notss. If registered, ssthe risk OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-19
TO THE MAsoNs THROUGHOUT THE UNI
TED STATES

1t has already been seen, by the correspondence
lately published. 10 what noble and patriotic man
ner the Mssons Of Virginia have passed resolutions
to lend their aid to the Lsdes of the Mount Vernon
Association to the home and grave the great
Masonic brother. The President Of the Association
has replied and gratefully accepted the proersd
vices of this time.honored body. The ladies now
appeal to the Masonic order throughout the United
States who pass similar resolutions at their meetings
on the 22nd of February, that they rN telegraph at
once to Richmond. Not that the slightest doubt 10
entertained that the Masonic order who have always
acted unanimously and hsrmoniously together in
every good and inspiring cause, will not do 20 in one
as sacred as this but that it is Of the utmost mpor
tance that the ladies should at be able to state
the exact sum which they furnish, ithout delay,
to The treasury Of Virginia. All that they desire
is to be able to give tangible to the Legislature
that The State will not be called upon to furnish
sipgle dollar. We do not doubt that the Masons as
they receive this intimaton, will al once re.
spond to the wishes of the President Of the Assocs
tion-hersef the daughter of q Mason.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-19

a TRACT OF LAND, In the County OF Henrico: on the
"A chickshominy. containing 2ol acres ten mile, On;
River Railroad, adjoining the lands Of Mrs. Crouch and
George NJ Savage Esqr., with large Framed Dwelling,
and several OuHouses being little out OF order no one
productive and we'll adapted the usual Grain Crops and
all kinds OF Vegetables. with valuable meadow.
This place can be purchased on very accommodating
terms If satisfactorily secured and the interest punetu
ally paid long credit will be given for the whole Of tho
purchase money; will exchange for negroes at sir
eighteen or twenty miles distant this Farm renders
IL out of my power to cultivate 1t, consequently wish
to sell It 70 any industrious, snterprising man, who
wishes TO engage farming here opportunity raro
ly offered do So with scarcely capital For fur
ther particulars address the subscriber the Rich
Feh 4-otf N. B. CLARKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-19
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
1aRM m HFNRICe FOR SALE

FARM IN HENRIC0 FOR SALE
u WILL seli 500 acres of Chickahominy River land
twoani. a half miles East Of the City Of Richmond
and within half mile Of tho Mechanlcsve turnpike
yation the balance In original growth, with large guam.
ty Of nns timber also two lots Of fine tobacco land of
6fy.two acres each.
fhc improvements consist Of framed building with
Ave rooms and all necessary out houses bold spring Of
delightful within xty feet Of the house. and
raj other sprnss Of equal value upon the FARM large
and extensive and we'll assorted Peach, Apple and
Cherry Orchard.
Tho farm for the sze u surpassed by any In the
country whether for health beauty or productvsness
invite the attention Of purchasers, and viii take plea
surein showing the farm My residence sdons lne sna.
WIN A, CHhlS1lAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-19
Buckland, Pr. William co.. Va, April l4-cd
F1UOUIER FARM FOR SALE

TIME subscriber Offers for sale his Farm and Resi-.
III dence adjoining the the town of Warrenton, Pau.
auer County, Va. The Farm contains 26S acres. and
renton Springs Turnpike, thus giving facility for grazing
every field without any Inconvenience: From its prox'
unity Warrenton 10 very well adapted TO grazing
al is products.
The House Is entirely new, having been completed In
September, 1886 II Will compare fayoraby with any re-
SIX good rooms Both houses Of brick, with every
convenience The Stable, sixty by forty feet with base
Grazing, or Dairy.
NAT. TYLER.
Fs,op,er countv Va Feb l2-s2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-19
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

vv1gE subscrber osrs for sale his Tract of Land call
cd sNOWDEN, lying on James River, In the county
Of Goochland thirty miles above Richmond This tract
is acres Of the best quality of James River low
Rrounds The high land 10 very fine, and 10 capable OF
the highest Improvement There Is Dwelling House on
this place good Barn and the usual Out Houses found
on Farm.
Dr. George W. Harris and John Thompson, Esqs living
near will show the property to any one wishing 10 view
tho premises
Sent 3-cwtf SAML ID. LEAkE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-19
VILLA KsTATR FOR SALE.

nNE of the noost Charming residences In the State OF
u New York ,itsated in q well wooded park, and sur.
rou led by about 30 acres Of fertile land. .
Saratoga Albany and Troy are easy accosaeie ama oy
Railroad now partially constructed, the city OF Albany
will be brought within forty minutes
To Gentlemen desiring magnificent and healthy resi-
dencs for their families during the summer months the
proprietor honestly recommends this place. The house
be shut up and left during the winter months In per.
feet safety More land can be purchased II desired.
Apply 70 Judge HEALE, Alexandra, Va. Jan s-ellt'
KING d QUEEN LAND FOR SALE.
yuyHE undersigned Trustee Of Richard and g. Well.
ford Coebin offers for sale the following Tracts OF
Land, in King l. Queen County. to wit:
Tract called Lanevile containing about 200 acres
with Dwelling House, Bsrns. Corn houses, stables,
Uyerseers House and Cabins all In good order. Also
very valuabls Grist and Flour Mill.
Some nix or seven hundred acres are In cultivation, and
the residue 10 heavily tmbered This Land lies on the
Mattapon river Immediately opposite TO West Point,
(owned by VIM. P. Taylor, Esq which 10 the terminus
of inc Richmond and York River Railroad.
Also a Tract Of Land, called Top Knot, containing
about 500 hero 10 about 90 acres Of Land under
culrystion and the residue Is heavily Tmbered.
Also Tract of Land containing about 400 acres known
by the namo of Pluck Rose which Land is also heavily
,mbered These two last Tracts of Land lie within three
and four miles Of the Mattaponi River.
Also Tract of Land called Garrots supposed to con.
Also, piece of Land, lying on Dragon Swamp, sup.
posed to contain seventy acres, whsh Is heavily tim
~ Any person desrous of purchasing these Tracts
of Land or either of them, will please apply TO Mr.
Peter Bray who lives Laneville and will sbo ad
dress tho under,gned whose Post Office Brandy Station
'ota ESlSs sc,f' WM n wELLFoRD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-19
MIR GOyERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
b1 ppnrJ

,rur.s communication has been received
nv ,s.n, Judge WILLIAM LEIGH. rendering his re-
!stsg 1sss Sss s:s
Pc ' e Execu,iye and II also appearing by conmu.
sa rom Inc Judge and fromth Clerks Of the Courts
esaY1s ;h.. 10 important that the Spring terms OF
said Eris be held: therefore, in conformity to
bald CoUI.s NJ ,bs counties uf Cumberland. Bucking
sT the am,ox. Campbell, Prince Edward, Charlotte
[han ava he Sergeant Of the City Of Lynchburs
o.. sSsS required cause an election for Judge OF
Ee ~ BE- held on the Hrst day OF March next, at
hs n,,er nv hard Governor, and under the sea-
GSe' :; ,Ss Commonwealth at Richmond. this 18Th
sr 8,r Of January 1888, and 10 the s9d year OF tne
|ConmoIa: a:ovrraor GEORGE w. MuxyosD. Secretary oi
IE, ueafh JAN <o-Stoo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-19
MEADOW FARM FOR SALE.


OFFER At Private Sale my Farm lying in the county
of Prince William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Aiexsndria Warenton, and two and halt miles from
sinesvie depot on the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty.
ave miles distant fron Alexandria which place can To
reached In two hours on the carr.
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Forty and
Half Acres-.bout four hundred Of which in Wocd
and Timber Tho balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all of them we'll watered by lasting Springs
Broad Rum large and never falling mountain stream-
uss,es through the from West to East bordering
on which il beautiful Meadow Of one hundred aeres,
now we'll taken In Timothy and blue and not only
valuable az Meadow, but highly useful for grazing pur
poses The upsnds rolling and susceptible of any
degree of Improvement. ,
The improvement. are large and commedoa, DWELL
ing with spacious four above and three
low stairs and the necessary out houses Surround'
ing the yard large aud aourshing Orchard Of Appes
Pears Peaches Cherries Aprieots, &c. of the finest va.
retes and Of them In full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood 10 un.
surpassed BY any for health and affords the
best society.
will do we'll TO call and examine this estate.
For further information. address Judge 2. Collins Lee,
Baltimore Nd, or the Subscriber.
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