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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
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.u.iH.n s. e. sur giALAAR HORSE, sbaa, it it43
haH T.T= .t, lsr legs, IHsne sui tai, tight ~ 10
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

O. wS:EB'& HVAEsN -&ND HBAYE.-Inni
for horse. and cattle--is the letters y ID. Markn
oow-fork and undcrb IN the right and crop and split in
left ear All not thus mark have other brands in addition
m nine ANY information thankfully received Address, Palace
MI dallas county Texa3. [iuly 20, 1s59-2.ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
THE STATE OF TEN AS.

Sept. LIST 1S59-10:4w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
PUaLIe SALE OF THE ALLEGMANY


I pursuance Of the provisions Of deed OF trust, executed
Il to me, on the l0th day Of april, 1851 by DR.. Ned. ]. Rrid.
gs and wife, and Of record In the Clerk Offices ofthe coun-
ties OF Montgomery and Franklin, made TO secure TO the
Messrs. Holt. the former proprieiors, the paymen. OF the
purchase money for the Allegheny Springs property, l will,
a. Trustee, 10 said deed, offer for sale, al public auction, in
front Of thea iieghany Springs Hotel, on FRIDAY, he 2ith
day Of JUNE. 1859, II fair, II not, then on the next fair day,
except Sunday and Monday, THREE UNDIVIDED
rOURrlS OF all that we'll known property in the county Of
Montgomery, known as the "ALLEGHtSY SPRINGS PROPERTY, ="
which consists besides the Springs pro?erl Of a TRACT OF
LAND, supposed TO contain about so Acres, Of the Hotel,
ofland, and Of the Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plan
tation Tools, and live Stock, used and employed upon the
said tract OF land and belonging TO the said Springs es,ab.
lsament.
The improvements are Of the most substantial kind, and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation OF rlvR Hrs.
pRgp VISITORS. These Springs have, for several years past.
been regarded as amongst the best (f not, Indeed. the best
pieces OF property In the State-the water being Justly cele.
brated for lts great MEDICINAL WHITES. They have, In past
years, been extensively patronz-d; and such Is their cele.
brty. not only In this Stale, but throughout the South, that
a further description Is deemed unnecessary.
Possession will be given upon the contamination OF the
sale SO that the purchaser will have ample time TO make
arrangements for the ensuing SIP ing season.
other fourth OF this property, TO say. that II the purchaser
st the sale advertised, desire II, he can purchase his inte-
rest upon the most reasonable terms.
To meet the requirements OF the deed OF trust, q cash
payment will be required, which will amount 10 about
}20, NO. The deferred payments, In further pursuance OF
the trust, will be required TO be made on the first days Of
January, 1850 and lsdl. unless Otherwise agreed between
the parties In Interest.
JOIN o. L. GoGGIN, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
AMUSEMENTS.

THEATRE.
Second night OF the engagement Of the highly accom-
plished actress
Mn. ". {. GLADsTANE.
TUESDAY EVENING, Mar 10, Isa9. will be performed
LoTi 81" 81 p{E q L1cNEnoLLs.
Louise de Lignerols. 500. -. MIR ". c: Glad''ane.
scotch s'F-'phey, co,,,ni: Iii, Miss Kate re'h'Sef'
OUR EASTERN SHORE COUSIN IN RICHMOND.
MRCHANICS' HI A l.!
THIRD WEEK -CONTINUED SUCCESS
RUss1A'N1s wAR:
FALL OF sE'BAsTopOL.
OPEN NOTIFY.
r ArELY EXHIBITED IL BALTIMORE y PHILA-
IL DELpHlA to 10000 persons. and In Warrington to
This /, a Colossal Dioramic Panorama, Illustrating all the
most Important events Of the Ia e Russian War, from its
grand MILITARY and NAVAL REVIEWS, BATTLES, Sigors,
BoxnARDsgs1s. DrRSISG CITIES, TERRIFIC STORMS on LAND
ASp SKA, &C., &c.
The thrilling effect Of all these scenes being greatly heigh.
,hened by the union Of CHEMISTRY and the most ELI DoRlrx
AAcnINgRY, producing effects never before attempted in
Panoramic exhibitions.
The Illustrations are presented on
$4,000 SQUARE FEET OF CANVAS,
Commencing with Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, Reviewing
TIE BRITISH FLEET AT spiTirrAp.
THE BoMBARDMENT or ODESSA.
DESTRUCTION OF TIE FORTS. &c, &c.
SI'S" :" "NIA THRks. DhfkNDkp THE
%EMBARKArloN OF TliE FRENCH TROOPS FROM
CALAIS.
CRONSTADT, COMMANDMENT OF B0MARSCND.
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY AT yARSA.
GREAT FIRE AT vARSA.
BATTLE OF ALMA.
GRAND CIIARGE or II BRITISH GUARDS Up TIE
HEIGHTS OF
BA~LACLAHA-CAPE C~IIERSONESE.
Exterior and Interior Of the harhor of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF WAR,
&C., &c.
BATTLE OF BALACLAYA.
DREADFUL TORNADO On LAM AND SEA.
BATTLE OF ISKERMANN.
GRAND CHANGING Scene.
Terminating with the
COMMANDMENT y DESTRUCTION OF SEvAST0P0L4
Admission p cents. Reserved seats 80 cents.
6r No half price for children.
~ Admission for colored persons TO gallery. % cents.
SoTicE.-Partles can secure any particular seat by APP
plying al the Hall from 10 O'Clock, A.. NJ. NIL IL O'Clock, NJ,
and from 9 ill I O'Clock, r. II.
TO Doors open at tE-toc commence at 5 o'clock.
AZ A Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY at o
o'clock. April al-.d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
IArER rRoM CALIFORNIA.

81. Louis, May 9th.-The Overland Mail
ION San Francisco, with dates to 18th April,
SF7ed to-day. The bill forming six lower
s91nt!es Of California into a new Territory,
aed Colorado, has passed the Senate and
zen sent TO the Governor for his approval.
W The 9TH Of April, the Steamer Brother
s%'aalhaa, brought down 100000 in gold
W. The news from Upper Frazer River is
-! encouraging, while the lower country is
"saay deserted, and laborers are not to be OBJ
aned At anv price.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
THE AARXETa

r, y LORI, May 9.-stocks arc lower; vlrsinls 0s s;15;
~. saIes IS tlesH. Cotton Is very dull; sales insignin'
w. aleur has advanced 5sl0c.; Southern 81 Coal 10
uS "Este higher; Southern white 81 Goal W yellow Il "a
ne. ntsi = nrm; Western re.paeked tl0slS, Pork |,
49, meta ele IL. Lard 10 heavy. whlskey u hrm At
ass sugar b dull rurpentine l. dull At 3iH s13E. Rosin
M uilHon, May s.-ylour b very frm, and held At 81,
IA Ss haies. Wheat u frm and higher; white d 7oas w.,
nMsr.isns .. nrm' I.eon ,ids. %. Me-. y porr III
~"9a higher city -, Ohio 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
. NAY 1Ie of LIND N G0ocHLAzp.

I y pur-4,nee o. a 49," p', Caa On . o' %; q
ia ,h. Ease q me Roy ter against Jane Chester and
cb,.,.r. her husband. aEi other. ] will. on the ThlED
nay OF JuSE u,Xt, " fair. II not, the next fair d.y. a.
II o'clock. \. ". proceed 70 sell. rs Comm!.siou.r appoint
Ell ~ said decree, publicly. 10 the highest bidder. on The
premises" the Tract or LAND Of which FraEci. ". Roy
.,er, sr. decd. died .eized and possessed. lying 10 the
county Aforesaid, containing five han'r.i acres. NOR. or
less. AID bounded by the lands Of Col. Jno. ". Trsviaan,
Corhin Warwick, ami Others.
The terms Of sale will he cash for 90 ,nuch A. may be ne
c.s,ary 20 pay the co>;s o. the suit and the expenses OF t'',
cutigg the decree afort.aii. as 10 NE residue, = orei.' ..
one, tao and three years viii be- giycl-ihr parrh4'-r'o
execute b Dds in three eqCa! annual iTstaitH'nt'' 1911
intrr-s; from date. with good security. 20 he paid AEnHA.S
the legal title 10 said land 30 be retained y ,''''
rty ,Ul ,hc wboie Of IN. uurchi-- money IS psid
:. 49, -. p. GUEERANT.
IA W. Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
by JAnEs VI. TAYLou & SON. ACTS.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE p

NATE RESIDENCE, AND VACANT LOTS ADJOINING.
oN CHURCH NIL, At TIE CORNER OF GRACE
And ISM STREETS.
Dy vir.u. of q dgc! ~ trus; from Philip X. White, and
ID Hannah j his wife. IN the subscriber. tfr tie h.ne.
III oG John knd-rsl dated the 18th day Of February,
1873, recorded IL the Clerk, Office OF ileurico County
Court. and being required by &c beneficiary therein.
! shall proceed 10 sell. upon the premises, on TUESDAY,
TIE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NAY. lsJy, II fair, IL not,
the mex, i!r 'hy thereafter, commencing At ~ O'Clock
T.. 81. the rerl estate conveyed In said deed, consisting Of
the valuable BRICK RESIDENCE On Church Hill, at the
rorner Of Grace aud 2stI streets. aud now Ia the occupancy
Of Nr. Philip X. White. II contains 10 rooms. and is finished
entirely through, froui the Lasem-nt to the attic. and sup
piled with ga. Attached :" the house is a large IFics
Kiichca with .our rooms, stable, Csrtiag-liou.c aud other
out houses. Thc lo; fronts on Grace street 62 feet, aud
runs back lG5 feet.
Also, two haui-omc vacant lots adjoining, fronting,
each, q! feet, and running back lJj feet.
Ancr the salr Of the real estate. will BE- sold the entire
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting o:
Il superior assortment. = description Of which will Le given
hereafter. Also. a COW and hcii-r.
TEEGs-Por the House aui Lot, one fifth cash: the ba.
lance NJ d. ~. y and - months for negotiable no,cr. with
interest added, and secured ny a Trust Deed. For the Va.
ear; lots, onc.third cash: thu balance az 4. . and !. month,
for negotiable notes with iutcr.-t added, and secured No
above. Taxes Jt! insurance Tor l-jy To be paid hy the
purchaser.
Eos \ more perfect d-.rr'prion % the above property,
reference Is made 10 the Idy,iii-.Tru; nf Nr i. Is. White
in the Wig" and "EnpGirer.' 4 plat 81 the properly ,4r
br seen j, the Office Of the Au'tlouerrs.
JAMES A. Seldom, Trus'ee.
JAS. VI. TAYLOR & son. Aucts. April ll-.itI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
EASTWOOD FOR SALE.

I oPfER for ,ale that very desi able and beautiful pro.
Il perry, known rs the EASTWOOD SCHOOL" situated
In the suburbs o! staunton, Virginia, and adjoining the
grounds OF the Virginia Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind. This property con,ist' OF alarge and handsome house
with a basement containing q Large Dining Room, q Laun.
dry and Store Rooms, and with ten good rooms above the
basement. \ School House, with two lodging rooms, and
all necessary outhouses, In good condition. The yard Is
ample and beautiful. The Garden large and productive,
and the Pasture Lots well set In g-as., comprising In all
about nine acres OF ground. II has been the seat OF =
fourishing Boarding school for many years, and being In
q heal ny and abundant region, aud Immediately on the
great route to the Virginia Springs: i, presents peculiar sd'
Vxn,ages for such a purpose. Or for a private gentlemsn,
or professional man, especially II he has children 10 edu.
cate, It Is one OF the most attractive and desirable residences
In tue Valley OF Virginia
Terms accommodating.
also offer for sale u Farm Of 25l acres. 2H miles from
Staunion. containing nearly 100 acres Of rs inns woodland
as any In the county; from which 1000 cords may
be cut and sold at from az 20 to % 50 . cord. making
three loads a day, and leaving still enough for fuel and
fencing. The res, OF the land i well set In grass. produc.
tive. very improvable, and sufficiently wa,ered. Price 80
per acre.
Possession OF either place given any time after LIST July.
PIKE POWERS,
---a-- Af-l-s-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


rs pursuance OF two DEGREES Of the Circuit Court OF Rich
Il mond county, pronounced at the last term, In the suits
Of Mitchell w. Mithell. the undersigned, as commissioner,
will expose TO sale, At Warsaw, In the county Aforesaid, on
MONDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF JULY next. (being
court day } two valuable tracts or parcels OF Land sdjoln
Ing each other, ono containing two hundred and ~slxty.6ye
acres, and the other about ~slxty.hve. A considerable pro.
portion Of the land Is open, under good enclosures, already
productive and susceptible Of The highest degree %ofimprove
ment. The residue 10 covered with a heavy growth Of oak,
hickory and che,nui, thas anordinga valuable supply Of tim
Der rs well a. the best fuel. Both tracts are convenient to ma
vigAb!e water. heing within three miles OF the %Rappahan'
mock river and one OF RappahanI ok creek. On the
larger tract there d! q large, convenient and comfortable
Dwelling, situated on an elevation commanding 4 fine view
Of the river and creek aforesaid. and also Of the town Of
Tappahsnnock, In Essex county; also. every necessary out.
house, suitable for III. accommodation OF n family. All the
luxuries Of the water and Wild fowl and sora, are conve-
nlept and abundant. The location Is considered healthy,
and Is regarded altogether as most desirable.
The terms OF credit on the larger tract. are / 2 and years
and Of the smaller 6. lo and Is months, with interes, from
day Of sale. except for costs OF suit and expenses Of sale
In each case, which will be required in cash.
Address, Lottsbury. Northumberland county. Va.
Nav lQ-cwtds Z, A.. CLAYBROOK, Comni. sioner,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
a vALJEALE LANES RIVER FARM,

or sAB.N hFr.:ctTuN l. "ArE1
tA1slilNG Il" movcio an adjoining couniy, I Offer !or ,,i-
w Iuy farm containing four hundred and seventy Two
acres. III. situated rn J-mc- River, IN the C0uuiy o.:
,harlr- CTS, thirty miles below Richmond and tNr fr'ia
Charles ,ty Court House, and adJ"ius The land, q! ~
Pr-.i'"u' fyiyI ~! Others. II ! vriy Autobiography niiu-
atri Tor 'hr shipping NJ 81 r~rrduci. from Me iarm IL ono
mile g; the lsEdins timber aud cord wood can he cut .Gih.
IL. 70 pay hail OF TIE rufeaa-r m1Le!, AM then kayr L
fell .iriIy for f.n"ia:. fs"l, S~'-Ihrfr are about one hun.
irrt md eighty or ninety ,cJ'- e cleared land. which hUs
beet, recently heavily r.,ri-d aud lined. aii Il ia pooi
hcar.-lhc field fnr :iiiOS is very ihioAIy set with clover;
/, produces S"!. wheat. cora AMI tobacco. nu, 8. l. useless
say more. a. The proluciiy' mess nf James River land l. too
well known 10 need much recommendation. The dw,lIi 4
Is Ia good order, rooUv. very Convenient and beautifully
situated. with all necessary out houses Ia hsi ate repair
The fruit j. Of tie nn,i choice vrf.ty. Any one Hisiur 5 10
view :hc PLACE, caa direct their letters TO Charles Ciy
C"urt liou.-. stating IA. iiy ! shall NEE, them u, keuEons
wharf. Term, made to sut the purchaser. Apply 10
WILLIAM T. ClIl.l>lIAN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
COW EIi>, SALE OF VALUABLE

REAL. ESTATE IN NOEIIlt NBEELkND tDlNIf
DUESCANT 8" 4 decree OF ~. Circuit CourtOi Nortnnra'
l. berlani county. pronounced NJ its AprI term, IN he
sui, OF lIGL.iall 81. Al IS. liuiiAil -. Al, Ne viii sell. 10 tie
hiches, bidder. AT li-a,h-vile. on NO>pAi, the l3ih day Of
June nrN;. Cha, being Northumberland County Court day.)
the following valuable Tracts IL Land belonging TO the Ltifs
Of Richard %lludual. decd;
rir,i-A tr.c; u Wood Land, known a. The Forest
Tract containing over "p acre. There Is but a small
| portion o. ,ins Land opened. the remainder being heavily
covered wI'h The h-s; UaA, Chestnut and Pine Timber. To
a n.r.on uI,bins 10 cnrag- ia the wood business. and attAs
same time 10 clear ~ AMI improve a farm, THE place ro-.
scs..s decided ad"aGtas-. II i situated conveniently near
n,,i,ahle va'er-ihr Hicomiro rlv.r-in a healthiul aLi
pleasant locality, wish a -ii rrbrokeu. and susceptible o;
the highest Improvement.
Seconi-A small tract o. - acrcs, adjoining tile lard N
Alexander blackwell. Thi- ttIe' ., Immediately on ;hc
W!comico river, and i. covered with a yigDrou. growth o.!
the best young lin. Timber.
Tnird->mi;h'. polnt Tract, or thu, portion o. Smiths
Point Island belonging 30 the said h-r,. III, j. about ~
acres Of open land. Tith = suifciency Of timber for infl &C!
other puTpOs-s. l. /, situated =: IL. mouth II Ia. Pg'o~'c
river. fronting the Chesapeake Bay. and has long been noted
AS one of;he best slah and herring fsl cries IN oil tls st,ii'n'
Win but Sigh; expenditure to" ards improving N. haul !!
may lee nade n mos, proGt,al. fishery. while The ofen lAEd
!, sufficient Tor a snug and profitable trUcsii lam ~
where hotels. a.. az. nov IN erection fgr asJiHin.f I.'r.s'i
which circumstance will contribute vastly 20 ne !foa'ab.e'
ness OF trucking in Ill. locality.
TEEM--A slicitncy Ia Gael. - pas cof ~ ''' ''' ,a'e'
the balance in equal irstHIm'1's VI one ''o anu ','ee
! yesrs-purchssert TO gyc hrnf. Inf nrProvti Ter'onhi Sc
curty. Tor the deferred payments. ana ti'ea fsss''e' In'A
the whole OF the purchase money = raif,
~ Further information can re mn ~ Aro'sss'ns aHJ
one O! ;h- CUrlmi.iOs.r-, AZ HC-.'N' s'v's' 'a.
w wtLLt"T : nrDXILL. ,cona!.ion.r.
JAMES :. SUTTON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
LATER 3 MEXICO.

Vt" ORLEANS, May a.-Letters from Next,
\ oy the steamship Coatzacoalcos, report that
%s si0op Of war Brooklyn, arrived at Minatit-
- on the 4th Of May, with Minister McLane,
NJ uu' was on an official visit to Consul Allen
:. AcLane had addressed q letter to Ocampo,
,snas' the charges and protest Of Miramon's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
CHICK EHiNG PiANl

4 MOTHER LOT Of those splendid lnstru.
"A ments has just been received. d@S1
VI. have now as fne an assortment ofT#
Pianos as can be found In any Of ;"e largely & ] ~
cities, and at IOwLE rHicEs.
Prices here, the same a. At tn Factory, from 80 to
tl,H1.
In this lot We have also ;l. much admired Bois dc .S0E-
and the new q scdAc circqkdr Gcfion, which, for volume
and beauty Of tone, neary equals the Grand. To these
new kind, we solicit the attention of Professors aud ANA
trurs. The Thalherg Grand is still on hand for sale.
Orders from abroad, with reference, will he punctually
attended TO. Drawings OF Pianos, with the prices, furnished
free OF expense.
The iE.trHa,eni. from ,ni1 Jacto.y hare ,nirersaNy
carried the frat ,n,ddh, diplomds. and a,rnrd., orer al
cOmpsiitors in all Fairs and other places trhtre they
hare been erhi,ited In Europe and america. The frst
prchssors. mechanics and judges or both countries are
unanimous in d~rGrcing them ne h'Chsst perfection.
warcrooms North side Of Broad street, nea- 9th, and at
~IIsbliston & Bros, No. log Main street.
Jan 2g SATH'L. CARCal. Sole Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

81 Jouss, May eth.-The Steamship Ade-
1ae, from Galway, with Liverpool dates to
se Soth April, arrived here to-day. At the
Sue Of her departure, war had almost COM
@enced. One hundred and twenty thousand
AUsIianS had crossed Ticino.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
HOTEL LEAsEp-I DEFAMATION.

AOsIoLk, May 9.-The large new hotel vas
Il, $50 to-day to Mr, A. G. Newton, formerly Of
-, Mansion House, Alexandria
~, us Andrews, formerly Miss Burkley, the
,..aos Of the Escaped Num-" has publicly
'NNnted her charges.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
TRUSTEES SALE,

UT TT NF' NsFD III FETVT
DYylrtuc of two deeds of trust executed by the LouAnun
ID and Berlin Bridge Company, one of which bears date
On the :2d day OF December. lsj,. ani l. recorded In The
Clerks Office ofthc county Court Of loud0un county. Nr
ginia, and the other on She 18th day y! December, ls5s. and
il recorded IN the Land records Of Frederick county. Mary.
land, the undersigned Trustee in SAID deed. named. Will. for
the purpose. therein mentioned. proceed 10 sell ~ public
auction. 10 the highest bidder, for cash. on THURSDAY,
THE 3prli OF JUNE. 1879. about IL O'Clock, NJ. In front
OF the said Company. Ia the county ~ LO"dnUn, the BGiGgr
across the Potomac River, belonging 10 The said Company,
together with AL the real estate and other property 81 The
said Company, and all tie privilege, and rigLts aprurie-
rant thereto. or connected herewith, "a, full! AZ the same
are conveyed by ~. said deeds OF tru.i. The ssiJ Bridge
has been recently built of the beet materials and IN IN, mot
substantial manner. II I, We'll located, connecting the Lou
doun and Berlin Turulit" road. LoudOun county. virginia.
with the to~n Of Berlin on The Chesapeake and Ohio Csfs.
and the Baltimore aud UiiO Railroad. fred.rtck COUNTY,
Maryland. Til. al. pTc.ent, rare opportunity iyra pfot.
able Investment. DAVID liNSoN,
N.r.h --.u,J. 1rl.tsc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
THE SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
rRON TIE UNITED STATES
FRENCH MILLINERY,
MADAME SON

dogs leave TO inform the Laiies in general, that HISyA
- her Stock Of Millinery is now complete; which VIZ
she can sell a. low as any Millinery Store in the w
Union. She receives a supply OF the latest fashions by
every Steamer.
Country Merchant, supplied a, New York wholesale
prices. MADAME son,
Nav loft No, IS Main -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10

Price Of Tue GR,rrKssERo MlxsuALl's Urssrsr cAIBol,.
cos, 81 20 pr bottle. Fire bottles for sic dollars. 1t ian
be sent safely by express. rte Il certain cure for irrs7u-
tdyitiss. Weakness, and other JCtn,dls diseases.
address JOSHrA F. BRIDGE, W. D., Secretary GrGcE
knGarl Conlnnnn No 90 pIHx Rnx My Ynsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10

TIVE FARM. TWO MILES WEST OF RlIIlnuNp,
NEhE To TIE Nt>rIiNM PLANK ROAD. CONThlS-
INC oAE HUNDRED A%p IoRN-EOuR M one
HALF At';fS, FOX SiLE N AUCTION.
NJ I'LL h- .pIH ct auction, on tie premises. on THURS
W DAY. the lgih d.y ~ Way. -. Commencing ~ =
o'clock. T. W. II fair, ~ not. The next iair lay. the valuable
country seat located - above, and Trt-ity "sucd by Nr.
". u picAin>0n. T. contains !ii& acre.. ~ 'crlt suTy, y.
u Will he s~ubi!.ii,d into smaller parcel, ,n ,Gt purchasers.
70 The iGIu-i"u hpu,. there VIII be- attached 50 acres. TIE
Improvement, c'u-i,i ~ - large ini handsome res!i'r,s
containing ten rooms. having long piisGls IN font and emf,
finished ~ the o-,t modern s.,l., ~.:I marble NANTES. and
io!din; doo's - lie ptrl"rs amt dining rooms. There are
ample ACCOMMODATIONS iur n large number - servants. ana
a mos. excrllru; bira. stable. tobacco house. oyrTsr,i's
cottage. &. Ihe soi!i- Zee, Slay, ai.i !. frgssI.d oil rNs.i.
lent quality. TJk'Es Into consideration the character oitle
dwelling, HE beaG;liui %.hrnlrrry in front OF i. ani the tuo
shade trees surrounding the !ati. 1 Is believed :hs; a "a fc
lovely place y seldom Trough, IGio mIrhc;. The particular
attention o! those wanting u country sea: Is called TO thi'
sale.
TERMS oac.anh cash; balance =. l2. i and ~ months.
fornrgo''ahlc notes, Interest added. -, urrI ~ q ;Tus; decd
The taNc, Tor i>i3 t. he ptii y the purchaser.
MAY :--'.s GbNiI\ 4 hrlEnSJN, AGC,s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
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ma A ne pT.nIJC WORKS

HO TIE VOTERS or THE FIRST INTERNAL III.
Il PROvEMENT DISTRICT IN VIRGINIA, composed oil
the following counties anil cities: -
Isle OF Wight, Princess Anne, surry, Norfolk County
So,toway, Mecklenburg, Amelia, Prince George, Nanse'
Roanoke, Wythe, farewell, PustIvania, Patrick, Halifax
buckingham, Charlotte, Cumberland; Lr1snsaFs'c a MsS.
bell Powhaian. Mercer, Washington. Montgomery,
Giles, Floyd, Carroll, Smyth, Scott, Grayson, Russell
Green,vil., Dinnlddir, Henry, ApponaitoS, Che''efae!d'
Pulaski, Lee. ..M
The undersigned respectfully Offers himself as a e,nd,
date for the office Of COMMISSIONER OF TIE BOARD VI
PUBLIC WORKS, for the above named District; ana II
elected will endravor TO discharge the duties OF the once
with promptne,s, 6deli.y and a just regard 10 ne rights Of
Ill ..r,,on! ~ ,hs STATE JSO. K. KlLBi.
Anil 9sNc,d. Suffolk, Nansemond county, Va.