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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-23
MARINE AFFAIRS.

REGATTA OF THE JERSEY CITY YACHT cLcB.
The second Regatta Of the Jersey City Yacht Club
called yesterday afternoon and wss very spirited
and creditabe affair The breeze was all that could
be desired, but perhaps little too strobg for some OF
tie craft. Some 800 ladies and gentlemen were as
sembled at the Club-House and vicinity snd were az
fOded an excellent opportunity to witness the race,
the stske-bcats all within view aud the grounds
were gene over three times, making distance Of
about twenty miles. The Eugene, owoed aud sailed
by W. j. Ven Duser Commodore, received the prize,
silver cup in the rt class and the Gazele received
the fret prize also silver cup, in the second class.
The Eugene sailed at ! o'clock 10 minutes and came
up to the Judges boat on the third trip at o'clock
and - minutes, having sailed the distance in two
hours ard nine minutes The time CT the Gazelle was
two hours 80 minutes and IS seconds. There IL
yachts entered, and all of them performed in very
creditabe manner.
SHINING OF THE sTEAMTUG ONLY sos.
The steamtug Only Son, while lying near the
schooner Hamilton, ashore on Romer Shoal, received
some damage to her hull, which caused her to leak
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The Health Commissioners again met yesterday in
the private Office Of the Mayor All the members Of
the Board were present
Mr. EwEv, the Superintendent Of Street Improve
merts sent IN a communication relative 10 the
parties 10 whom was given the contract for filling
vacant lots ON Foreth and Forty second streets and
between Ninth and Tenth aySsues This work was
being done for the purpose Of abating nuisance, and
the material used unwb oesome earth and garbage
which, instead Of removing the nuisance made Il worse
than before. Referred TO the Mayor.
The bore and swill boiling establishment in Fifty
fret street. Central Park, complained Ut IN
petition signed james Hurry and others, who fquested
i 10 be dealt with as nuisance. The mater was re-
fened to the City Inspector, to whom was given the
power of removing any other nuisance which should
be found to exist on the premises.
Coventry row" In West Washington Market
psssage-way into which refuse and decsyng vegetable
matter were thrown IN such manner ~ ~ make u
nuisance was complained Of by A. Van Wrinkle, and
referred 10 the City Inspector.
The basement Of No: 6'3 Fourth avenue wa. com
planned Of 10y John Taglone. a nuisance a, No. ~
Watts street was also complained Of in petition from
Ann Lawess Referred 10 the City Inspector.
The Health Wardens Of the Twelfth Ward through
the City Inspector the action OF the Board
IN relation TO the h)ggeres in One hundred and'ioun
OLe-hundred snd-seyenth and One-bundred and-tenth
treets. The City Inspector was directed 70 present
esolutiOps on the subject, which he was directed to
prepare al the next meeting.
The duck pond on the premises OF Adam Llnder, on
Ninth avenue between FiftyTecond and Fify-thrd
treets was directed 10 be removed, under the super
vision Of the City Inspector.
THE CITY INSPECTOR stated that he had found great
good resulting from the Instructions given 10 the Health
Wsriens on the occasion OF their interview with hun
on Monday last. Since then they had made daily re.
ports to BIZ office, and sometimes twice day; ana
parties complained of were prompt in coming iorSa.u
and promising 20 have various ofenses ATTENDED, 70
srce the increased activity Of the officers was notced
But in order to carry out systematic sur'eilAoe,
was necessary that be should have more $4,000
Twentieth Wards which are so large and densey pop
ulated that one officer cannot attend to both.
On motion of Dr. MILLER the City Inspector wss
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bally, and she subk near Sandy Hook. Az bands
were saved. The schooner Hamilton has been got on
poR yuRoFE.
The Royal NAL steamship Africa, for Liyerpoo',
Yesterday took out l25 passengers, and Sol 80 IN
specie Among her passengers are Chief Justice Lee,
Ct Nassau " r.; =. Cyre-, esp, United states Con-
sui at Gottenburg, and j. f. Amory, eco, United
States Consul. General al Calcutta.
sAyAL.
The United States sloop-0isGr Falmouth, late Of
the Paraguay fleet, having been completely stripped,
was Yesterday bauled alongside the masng-shears a.
the Brooklyn Yard to have her masts taken od,.
She will b. hoated into the stream, 20 awai, The
pleasure Of the authorities.
survey was held, az notified, about a week since,
on the chartered steamers. SGmpter and Mystic. Il
resulted in an order TO prepare those vessels Tor ser
vice; but. when the mechanics had been some days
az work. they were commanded to desist until the
Chief Engineer of the Navy examined the steamers.
lie has inspected them and reported Yesterday, an
order from the Department was received 10 fs them
out forthwith.
The Wyardot has been taken in hand 20 be
equipped for the coast Of Africa.
loss or rgy BRITISH sL0OF oF-whR HERON, And ONE
HUNDRED AND SEyEN LIVES.
Froa. The London star, june IL
on Thursday night st Liverpool with the West African
mails By This arrival have details Of the loss at
her Msestys sloop Heron. the 9th OF May, in la-
tude { ~. longitude liJ0W.. being @Omle from the
coast of Africa at o clock in the morning She was
caught in tornado and instantly cspsized. One hun
dred and seven of the crew were lost captain IIus-
colt HE gunner boatSwan, sixteen seamen, four Por-
tupue g al two Kroomen saved themselves IN boat,
which was picked up by the lram Of Liverpool, and
convened 10 Sierra Leone Commander iru~"u
George Heydon bostswain, and Kettle, private oil
marines died on board the Ethiope, on the passageto
yerpool of yellow fever. Previously to her loss me
Heron captured SLAYER, after Chase OF Twelve
hours The following il Il list of the lost:
Iier. Coinswood, Mr. Smart, master M ffreulah Ply
master; Dr. sprcule Dr. james Reid, MT bait mae N.
Johu.tou cers: Mr. Utuey, mid.hpuan MI Abbot m.eIs
ssss,st Mr. Richard Hcks Let Porter aud ,h' olowies
.ssrer ard marines: Kelsey Melh, Peey Andrew shfao
ale. Wea Neyall Frysr Liars, Smart smith Mcn"Ie rn
nall White Coan Kent Mcintyre lngish, Ramsay sinsia,
Wir gfed Mitchell, Harris, Anderson, Galway JGnk rA.s'
Manouy Rausdale Walendon, Evans, Humphreys rys"n,
scare G6son Cong nest Baker UppeIon EvsI. h"cncocs
Creeuhow Howe, Bohanued, Davis Floyd, Wisged WOOL
Fyery purbant vile Coe Duthn, Jes.op Sah owen
Brown Bennett Harrison, Buck, sutsr, Save, bnsr Locs
Ester spers Cambo Wids Saunders PIendeyiue HAWKINS
Peterson Kmbe, FOLEY Blackson; uns kroom.n ana eleven
belonging the SLAYER make the number - w.
Tie SLAYER had arrived at Sierra Leone, IN charge oil
Lieut.. Chapman and prize crew.
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seryeut
D ID WTCKHAN.


The Coroner then proceeded to take oral testimony
as follows:
Mrs Margaret Abers testified that Sunday before
Mrs Coles. confinement she called on her and found
Der yerv poorly; she could not open her mouth; she
said that sic aud Sol had been taking salts that
irg DR.. Schemiil came between II and clock. bled
her and gave her nine pills; Monday night Sol.
for wittess. and the child was born about clock
left her smArt on Tuesday morning and the same on
Wednesday the boy SAID ,he had taken castor oil aud
feared che might have st; did not her again until
after her death on Sunday she wanted DR.. Wickhan;
never heard Of the lie insurance until atervard.
Ms. Miriam Van Auken testified that Sol. Cole told
Der that be had never promised TO marry Hsens, and
character as single woman shortly after marriage he
them he would have lawed her;r before they were
married, Helena came there and had some medicine in
square bottle, which she said she taking for
pain in the stomach she said the Coles folks talked
about her carrying pistols, but she told witness to tell
nor Try TO make uss OF any; told Mrs. Cole this
Helena tod witness that they Cole folks had raised
that child ont they did not know him as well a. she
Gid, they did they would come and bow their knees
20 her.
William Cole ia cousin Of Soomonl said he had
never heari II the insurance until after the death;
Solomon Cole told witness that ne had got into trouble
with the schoomistress Mr.. Cole this was about
the lst Of March, he said he had other difficulties and
other troubles, but he laid the blame on himself and
said be would have 20 make the be-. Of il; witness
asked solomon subsequently 70 Mr.. Coles coniine
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.


The Board thea adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
ExECurOEs, sALE nELANn

rs pursuance Of the last Win and o: N-.5l
i sale, decd, the undersigned. Executors of HE said d.
cyltn; will on the FIFTEENTH DAY Of SkPTEMBfE
next II fair II not tie fair day.l the prcu-.s
sell u; public auction to The hishc bidder the ijo~ia.
real estate:
1T. Tia, desirable II Lani which the JIcc"en,
resided thu tmr II III. death lyuc IN the count, II Be
ford, adjoining tie lands u: Martin T. Erks Mos. Penn
William L. sied and o'.,eF' anl only tive niic' dtaa
from the III, Island landing, til" Jane, River and Il.
na~hn Canal. I" which place thor, /, well GRADED road
y old survey ,is ric. contains about 800 FROG.
2uJ 10 30 OF "h!, cleared and le IA con'igU
Gus body, and ar" In good s'atc 81 cultivation ~
balance il well ultcrcI This Land j. well vs,cEci VII.
fine springs snd nrseria.Es srcsnS ari !. enr.oie,.
mostly with cht,uGt rails. The soil rcHArkat, vel
aaIied TO tine Growth Of grain and al the grasses About
hundred IN clover The balance j. vrJ
fertile, and IS exceedingly usunnt Ia all "i It's pr6G
ton.
The Improvement. consist of large AMI cormoi,or.
Dwelling House, containing eight ten rooms, good
gro-cabns, iceh"use ETC. tine Pardcu AMI lnrcr
orchard 81 choice fruits Tislsndi- siiGaten healthy.
highly Intelligent and moral neishoooi, and l. in even
respect Of the riirh, farms Ia Bedford County
Also, nj the time ani place. will he odd ~ o;
public auction, tract M. r""'innc about Use hundred
scrr lying two trc" miles eas' o Tie above and ncn!
the Nobusiness Mountain, ad only OF i"o urs from
the James River and kanawla Canall aud adjoining u,
lnnL. Of Moses Penn. MicajLA Dayi., dcc'd William
Srd, and others. About ~ acre" q t.S land clear
ed residue in timber, the mot Of which - tine tobacc"
land The most oi Til. land lie, WE'LL and produces I'm
wheat and other grains. j. Will va,cred and enclosed IL
lie, aijacent to fine mountain range. and would nssc
good r,zing The Improvements consist of Ue~y
erected house with four rooms and other Necessary o'
houses, With small orchard. a..
II necessary 10 suit the convenience 81 frrcsssfs
Will be- divided I'M" two tract.
T.iMsA sufficient !, l,fray tho expenses q eat
vii! b. required In ca,h. For b. residue Of the rGrcha-"
money credit % ore, and three year. viii he gwen
the 20 bear Interest from the ttyn sc Bond.
with good security will h. required, ana n" t!c Retained
rs further security uL a.. whole of the purchase money
I. paid Po..c.sVG io seed wheat vi, be ss'u immediate
Is after the day sale and iu on the ls day
o! December n-Ai.
Persons wishing TIA saf before the lay of safe
are refrrrclto Mr Thomas sale. who reside the
tract, or - iir uHdrr.gr.J Ia Liberty. Va.
joins ". SALE
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AUCTION SAFES,
.RIyERLAND- FOX >.Ir

NY virtue OF the lat will aaI . s.. :,
ID SIblett deceased shall sell, 10 :hc hil.,- rid,
ON ia. premises on FRIDAY; Tl!E shNESTEkNFH DAY
OF OCTOBER, thst valuable ..aci % Land, known a.
"RIyERLAND' lying in the county .! Sussex, , miles
from the Courthouse and y mills from Petersburg rs way
Of the Plank Rosd, from which il Is distant " ie- CON
tanning III acres, more or less 49,.
The building consist Of good nwellnrllou:. Kitchens.
Co,tonou,e TrssLing House, Tobacco" arn', and AL
other necessary ouhouscs: and Ne land >iE. Tor in"c
than two miles alon: the Southern bank OF Noiio"ay THtr
!. inf rior I" none IN ;'e country IN point 81 facility ana
situation. There several good sad i.eTi", along Va
river, which abound Will that c&crcn fish Iht orchards
young and very fnc comprising choice election .:
apple and peach from wih !r. twenty barrels
81 brandy might be made annusy. great deal o il.
aablc land has just been subic,. ;a- % cuiva'ipn
ai being bottom land Is considered ano, ineNlau'ihc
producing, rery o!teu, i!ty bu,l-! Of corn per
The lots Tor cotton and tobacco ere large nid very fertile,
and the crop Of wheat r.aped this year "' !; : thought,
exceed aern hGt Cd hi>lel. There good deal of rN
c.ent timber. boil; 81 pine AMI oak. ,i.i the range for
stock -: I'll .ind, l. excellent farther description !,
dermri Unnecessary, ~ Is :-d tia; ptri- desiring 10
purchase VIII 's TIE place ana examine Tor ihcIn,!yr..
M;I- >aine i!usr ami place, shall sell r PLANTATION
lying Oh Tie Courthouse road, "Cr miles !rD stony Greek
Depot AMI tie sane distance from the Courthouse This
Tract contains at acres. ut l,f o. Which j. IN wood,
vHtion and we'll adapted 10 Ia. croH' OF Corn Cotton,
Wheat and Tobacco.
The buildings cunSi,; OF q pWr,..n..iIpt,r Kitchen.
stables. &C. all Of which, however are it'll. o, II l,s.f
Thr.c j. good orchard On the premises,
Persons, dcsifinSi" purchase til, far viii pleas, III
he ~ "vrr!anh'
Term. accommodating. and made known ON H.. LAY Of
.a". Adore, LOFT T. NlELkIr tN'r ii
~. ". NIBiETT, deed.
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coMn1ssln,ERs, sALE nE REAL as.

TATE ~ TIE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND.
IL pur,uanc: Of decree Of the Circuit J"urt Ol cum
bertrand county, made At The August term Oi >Ii c"i:i
l,, ia the suii Of Sius gairdh!-, Smiths hrT- the I'M
dcT.ig- Commissioners appointed by said deere. vi" 81.
fer sale, the premises, on TUESDAY. TIE 18th
the a;r Frederick ". Smith He'd seized aud l.o,
tanning. by survey, LEG. acres, situated in tie
cpunty Of Cumberland tie buckingham road II nii'
below Fnrnyc and miles above the Courthouse Of 'ad
cotaiy There snii land about ~ acres 81 WIZ.
rive: loS fr0ndste river b-ing naviralc 10 Richmond
Tor bacauNAhout :n -: original ..o";l ,a"si ~
which is superior plant aHd and about ~! 81" phr
ILL. \ considerable portion Of III. open laHd has been
.:! Improved and pi0!ucr- In" Crop' 81 wt'C', to
Laccu and any land In ti. section Of Virginia
The ImlrOy-r: extensive and valuable, consist
IL; g: a large AMI handsome ,w".s,ory framed dwelling
hOG.c "ih GO"i. AMI pa--aSc n-w graiitry arj corn
hou-- ohIrc" houses, cabins, Kitchen, IL, house 49,
in good repair. likewise blacksmith. shop ii.c pre-.
nsc, a"d NIL! ahoa; ui!c distant. The: ) as"
:A1ite ogeasI II 1rl"-, i'af"' pear, sr, HcHT tie
ls.!in..
rERIs NJ SAFE will BE- o.hisd 81 the purchase u,nry IN
c,h, anI the rel lue thereof in !.e equal annual ir>;a
meats. III" purchaser qivnS h"nd- viii: arrro"c rcurilS,
aud ;!- tile retained Tn;ii IN" .aOir urla-c money
paid.
MI ii.vn !;ihar'-on living tie Land iIr r. ".
Price In "r i;nneiia- vicinity, will TAKE .n-ur, IN Sow"
~; TIC il persons t,ros - rurclasiu. ilc iUt,
AID li communication adlrez.d 10 a.. GuI-.i :a,
farm,ie, co;ainr: ca!ric. - rr,nre 20 'hc lard VII
be promptly answered.
lac purchaser will have Inc pri,i".r "f sDTiu: crop t.!
wheat hi. r AMI full Profession vii Ice .:vs" 90 IT, -
- %: Jann,rs, l>fI.
BENJAMIN { rErEE>, .c,mr..
JOHN Il. WILSON. '
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NORTHERN asRyETs.

HN7;aoRr, Sept Flour iirm; Howard
stree: and Ohio IS %. Purchasers decline
wheat and it has downward tendency: white
81 la! 10; red unchanged. Corn dull, sales
o. white AT s0ao2 cents yellow s3aSj cents
Pors. Bacon and Whiskey a.o unchanged.
NEA ioG!,, Sept l.-Noop.-Flour is heavy
an,! uac!Iangcdd Wheat dub rcd unchanged
al.l;y 81 20aI 30. Corn = higher. sales OF
mixed at 81 !: cents, yellow unchanged. Mess
Pork 81. 1jai5 10. Prime slu -. Lard IS
nuoyan,. sales at loai! cents. WL:skcy steady,
.alc, at -! cents.
NJ, iore, sept. Neutrality-suspicious. bet
~. ..r.inia sizes 944. Cotton mas partially
'lec.iae'. d. in consequence 81 the foreign
less. Res !; ,,ait cents. Coffee has advanced
onc.hl: cat. Res, Of articles unchanged.
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=. \.
COMnISSIONER'S NALEOF2s9i. ACRES

y T..
DURSUANTio deere" Of the Circuit Court o; Louis,
county, rendered the last thereof in the suit
of Muer guardian, &c, Mliner ana other, ,hr
signed a. special -sorcr, appointed y laid ccrcr
for the purpose, wilt TUESDAY, THE TWENTIETH OF
SEPTEMBER; l>y in OF Mr.. j. c. Commack, ;arcrn
Louisa Court ouse process! To ,ell. at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, the tract OF Land mentioned ia tn
hill and proceedings.
The said tract confirms COS acres, AMI lie in Louisa
county the Three Chopped road. near Prices v,G la
vcrII and alou. twenty I've W> below the town II Car.
o.tc.yl.e-is Of good quality aud large portion IN wood,
original growth svIltCii,Ec' Mr. Geo!g: W. Christ.
mas Who r,-.is t'e lard vii! .c pleasure IL sor.
ir. /: % any 1i.Ein. 10 hay.
ItLY:t, much 81 Ia. lurche.r money III ,1', wall
be ccc:a, pay the cost ~ suit aiI rairu,-s 9; sa-,
the balance III three riual n>alucn w c-;s oi "n",
and three years LcaIn- interest from lay II sa!r
The purchaser yiyiu: bor.i viii. good security, gi tis
Ni;iLcl until III The money i, paid.
TlIUS +. ATKINSON, Conm'i.
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MARINE MEMS.
ron OF RICHMOND. sEprEMBEr !, /


as .srss Ials FAY Al =! o.i'cx
ARRIVED.
:,b lip Roanoke. CoL'ii, ~. fo'A, mise anu pas
..,.-i.
>-,r.i y,iicre. Kyen Baltimore, '"'>e ani pa''e'
rs.
-,.s %,tt,, winters, Ncw York m',r.
>-.- I-.aa,! City. Conckl.n. NcN Work, ice
'.r Ci;I u. lic. Parker, Baltimore. sT'.".
: l. NyArtiO Co,rr,l, baltimore, h"ncdG'i.
.,', Wn C1lgdct;, Frank, Baltimore, S"ai".
>'4f Ashland, Graves Baltimore, cuan".
;tf ..ahna, Goochcsasi liavrc De Grace, ''''r"'d
-.
-,ss John Randolph. Phillips, Al,anndra, coal
,'iF IL niror. ktrSn, Petersburg, wheat
N. b Z. GUyIhrc, kerwiu, Petersburg, wheat
SAILED.
-. Rt'.nore, Pli!ps Baltimore, ril,..
81: YIN. 3pear-, Jones, Bai;in;cre. flour.
: 81 i'n-hbnr1. Harris, New York, mdsc
'.f J G. 0.ging, Smith. down the river. Iistt
>e'r Wary EraEc->. down -hc river light
SD. p,-.H Bird, Jones, Baltimore, Hour.
BY TEIEGRAPnl
s. IT. sept. i.-Thc ship iIcary Clark, Blown, from
i-I n, nc--ded UP Janc- River to-day. she brought
... u.,..a,v and The crew of the BRITISH ship Black
i. . f,o a. aba, bound 10 Cork, and which WAS ahaT.
l.,. 81, ID. "a The 1lih August In Il oukin: condition.
b.u.,.ia. E.A:- sept; 1.-The s"hr. Geo. honmann. o.
t -, cai,ie. Ter Mex iorS, put into Norfolk, f't
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
FAlAl or Gi"S ACEtS IL CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
ON JAMES RIVER. AHOCr II MILES BELOW EICH.

oN JAMES RIVER, ABOUT IL MILES BELOW RICH.
MUND.
aesorahce win The a., viii aud esl.mc, OF the late
VI fr!t" a!ni'el 20 prV5at in Chesterfield County
Court, sail 4, h. Executor proceed 10 sell, pubic
aCron ~ the Farm on Jan-, River, called 'laldans -
wlc! III. tcsi1r resided u, tie time of his death, on
WEDNESDAY, THE SEVENTH Of SEPTEMBER. ~?
coaungEci: AZ II O'Clock, II fr II the tlr day
the abcv, Tract Of Land. GATED EALDwIN'S, ncludi.y he
Land adjoining. containing 6i6 10y recent survey, Of
ic -!uf - open land. and lie bgiaGce i covered
w.;! irnn i. u rh,stnai. hickory, osl and pine The
uay - Tie Land j. similar tn iiai IN the vicinity, and al
,!nni o. Vn land !, lUor. YET ;cre !, lie place
raj i,, o ar cJlN,, III 10 iakc j. easy improve
the oil cn. Immediately the river tie product. OF
the lir De easily and ,rapy sch, market. The
cord wood s place in the opinion VI VI the
nc:lbUr-. would probably pay the whole purchase money
"i the farm r-ide- old nais!on, there has recently
been erected large number Of NEW buildings, including
Gnr Dwelling, which, however, is .v; completed large
Stable w she'd the sane yerse-rs house, quarters
Corn House. sc. The Dwelling commands Only
fine view II the pace, but he City OF Richmond and the
surrounding country for IaaEy mrs. For ;hc price that
his land may likely sell II /, believed 10 ".r unusual al
yanirgr. p- John How lets. who reside the adjoining
ei viii take pleasure IN Aesns tie l1ud - those rav
I.ty i-,iF- 10 view l..
une NH: cash. balance q 1. l.? and 81 months
"a .tiahl" nns' interest added secured by rust deed
". GoDpIN, Ex'oro
l'--.dHIis NJ PIhAk, deceased
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sept i--d'!, JAS. NJ TAYLOR ( So:. Az,
d VI lSSlON ERS SALE,
OF 'EEi VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE ~ THt. C"I'Ni


Dt RSCaNT 30 decree Of the Circuit Court Of UcurIco
In IL" cn,r Of iighr>0a Hutcc.ons executor, and
others, the unirrs!gnei commissioners. Will sell a: Plt
lie Auoon 10 the hsh-,, bidder the p.crsrs on FRI
DAY TllE %'sp DAY OF SEPTEMBER l:59 |! lAi. 4 net.
the n:1t Iair day thereafter, cony-.c.ns Il q clock
the following very valuable Real F,,a,e suated on tie
Deep Run Turnpike, about three miles from n. ,lry u
kchm"n being portion O! e property Of ;c late Ats
brosr Hutcheson TO Wit:
Isl. portion of She "Chan,ila' rracr living on ..-
Tnrnpke Immediately opposite The homc'icli, c1n'Ss
atout 20: acres upon which there valuable ice hyuss,
AID III ice pond TIL, land IN high s'l:" 0; niso,.
meat.
IL 'rac' cs'e! "rendl,,on' ,out,nlns II: acre.
bug on said road abcg. ~. s. hall miles from no
OF Richmond
Such an opportunity I. 'rioru presented {, pr.-ors H.
sins 10 purclIfr real t>af, IN Il, .'c.!'y Il Ei,r,on
nap and survey can b. AZ the Office ct jaws ~
rLfLoH iSo>, la the city I'll RchiouI
Persona d--irin: % make enquiry about the ,hov.
P'r;y are referred 10 Mrs,r, J,>. " T,itng So - Co.
either 81 hc un. r>isuci, oi phrs1 ,,i " iiI'.c
SOM Resides near Tie premise.
TERMS On. bird 81 IL" laielsc money Ia c.-. .rd
The residue ia 'Hp equal n-i,ileas and wc yea,
from tie d"y % sar the credit payment, be- secured b,
:abi" ioc,. with he iu;eirs' sidr and the title r.
ianci I'll t- ""Ic Of ~" pur,,.c mOh-y i, paid a.i
conveyance directed Gv :lie Cour'.
Possession vii be given IN tim. seed crop u wheat
and fall possession u each tract viii h. delivered n,
eEd q the present year
ALfN. u. III rCiirsON,l
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
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GopDlN y AppEE>uN. Auc.ionsrr.. Aug. l5-c,i
PERSONAL ESriTE &c.

tie pcr-hatle properly trron consisting Q. variety Of
rXcclcn; furniture. including superior Piano, plants
tioa u;tnii.', HcudG: Reaper and Mower. made by
NcCoris. al eNc-.l,n, Portable ,ing Machine wish
separator attached fine Horses Of them Matched
Horses. aud tine Males. Several good Mich Coas few
Hog and Ssee and the growing crop Of Corn, Wheat,
straw aud ua,-.
ThIHs:-Al 'ums. uiie go, cash. over that anouri
months credit for approved endorsed negotiable paper
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