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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-13
NoEIOE.

THE AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION COM
l. pany will run one of their Propellers to thi:
place, from BUFFALO via CLEVELAND and
DETROIT semi-monthy.
Rates of Freight from NEW YORK 40 cents pei
hundred on light Goods, and 35 cents heavy
Goods.
From BUFFALO $3.50 per ton, from CLEvE-
Land and DETROIT 20 cents per barrel and 81, sc
per ton.
HS5- These Propeilers hare good accommodations
for Passengers rho niW be carried at ion rates d
Fare.
CATLIN 4 ERWIN, Detroit.
T. NJ BOND, :" " Ciereiand.
&c EVANS. 4" Bafaio.
FRANK LEE, -" Neu York.
East Saginaw April 81, 1882
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-13
j. LATHROP,
d l. n Il / $ Il :.

UfYY~S d T. n II / S T.
VNTOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
w the citizens of East Saginaw, that he has open
ed Office on Washington Street, opposite the Ban
croft House, where he will be most happy to wait
upon all who may be in need of his services.
Special attention will be given TO the preservation
of the natural teeth. Crystal Silver and adhesive
Gold used in filing Artificial teeth inserted in the
most approved manner, from single tooth to an en-
tire set, upon Gold Silver, Cheoplasy Pivots &c.-
All work will be thoroughly done reasonable terms,
and warranted j. LAT HR0P.
East Saginaw, October 18th, 1889.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-13
Indian Physiciam!!!

DIR. THOMAS CHATFIELD,
WILL render his professional services on all who
w may give him call. DR. c. after nine years
practice among his country meh and also among the
whites with success, fapsi1bipscf equal to any in
the State, in any Of thd( D1ihg diseases Coughs,
Colds first stage of Consumption, also all kinds Of
Scrofulous diseases, Fever Sores, Bloody Flux, &c
Office 43 Main Street. Sinnence City, Isabella
County, Michigan. -H1
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-13
GROCERIES At WHOLESALE.

GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE.
JOHN DERBY,
HAS RECEIVED, AND OFFERS FOR SALE
IL at prices which defy competition,
100 Bags Coffee,
100 Chests Tea,
10 Hhds. Molasses,
500 Barrels Pork,
80 Boxes Cheese,
100 Barrels Whskey,
1900 Boxes Cigars,
30 Boxes Plug Tobacco,
80 Barrels Of Flour,
rs Boxes Pipes,
300 Kegs Nails
200 Boxes Soap,
$50 Bags Shot
20 Tons Sugar,
so Barrels Syrup,
3 Tons Saleratus,
Tons Family Butter,
1000 Sacks Salt.
1000 Barrels Salt,
80 Barrels Cut Tobacco,
100 Caddies Plug Tobacco,
200 Boxes Candles,
100 Boxes Candy,
200 Boxes Taisins
100000 Percussion Caps.
Also Spices, Nuts, Almonds, Preserves, Starch,
Mustard, Cocoa, Chocolate, Camd, HOLSTERS, Clans,
sardines, Percussion Caps, Powder and Shot, Sage,
Tassioca, &c. and every article necessary for the
convenience and comfort Of the family. Also large
and well selected assortment Of Crockery, Glass,
Hard, Earthen and Wooden Ware. Merchants,
Traders and Lumbermen will do well to look nj my
superior stock of Goods before they make their pur
chases for the Winter. All Goods bought at my
store will be found be cheap those purchased
at Detroit or elsewhere.
East Saginaw, October, l. 1859
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-13
Millinery Goods.

Opening daily at Mrs HoDDr's Rooms over
ODerby's Store.
Ladies please call and see for yourselves. The
Store is large and well selected and will be produced
fast ii be arranged for puclic inspection and
SALE every article OF fancy and stable Millinery may
be found here at astonishingly low prices
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-13
Detroit Advertisements.

RsT- From the Advertising Agency OF LYMAN BRIeGs,
90 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, who Is the only
authorized Agent for this paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
NALrAkLE LAND IN ALBEnARLE

COUNTY, NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE AND THE
UNIVERSITY. " PUBLIC AtCrioN.-By virtue Of a
Decd Of rru-t. from Monroe Kelly and wife. lgly recorded
IL tn. Ci.r.'s onice. Il the County Court Of hlbennris. |
,!a!L. q, Tr.,ee Ia %saiiIe.'l, proceed. op WEDNESDAY the
SiXritNTiI DAY or MARCH, i-"'. or ii Tie weather on
that Ia! lc -rch A. ~ prevent .hs Attendance Of bidders,
:hen cn ~. next lair dag. to offer for public sale, on 'he
pr-mi-r-, and for ;5e purposes named in said deed. the very
l--irahlc L.iI'" 0l which sall Kelly resides, adjoining ;Lc
Isni- Of E,n!. SncsI. Geo. VI. Bowen and cih-r-, aud Iii.
tan. three and a hall nile iiom the toxin 81 Charlotte. THls:
II contains. by recent survey, .!.t, acres " improved aui
productive land, well eel in grass. abuEdan,ly ~.:erel and
enclosed. In great part. by permanent stone fence.
The Improvements are g; the best kind. The Dwelling
House with ;"-lv. Rooms conveniently arranged th- oH'-
houses. table smL cabin. are all bric. .nd in good order
The house is pleasantly situated Ga = gentle slope, h'.! ''
commanding one Of those beautiful and eN,rf,'s" ="
for whici this picturesque country IS 80 jas'lE smou'' y
has every ornament q: shade and turf ~nii' '''@''' ""'
gardens ar. tl,.eialir laid or and improved
!: i the great advantage 10 th. place, thstIs purchaser
would a, once come into possession 81 an .'esani hoas"
anl - establishments. suitable 10 4 iaF9e ftn''i, n.,u'n' 'ei"
subjected 90 the eS;ri-- nr alteration of Hi"'ton..
lj> sufficiently near Chlr.ome.vH'e ana the University
10 avail Of tho,. ai'an.as': o. ;'c.ei .h' t'uci;ivn
Using Il, value an! are rarely IL market This sale. there.
fore. presents a GOOD chance oi oo'i'..t'; an Improved
,r,,.. A, III. very intersection 81 rs '"o srca; Railroad.
from ra,; 20 We, and North to south.
-, authorized 20 .sy th.. Nr. Kelly will ogtr every IL.
efIty 20 those who wish TO visit and examine the place.
,!.o. q, the -ame time and place, and by vr;u. % the
same deed Of tru-;. hall ofer Cor public sale the personal
property - ;he aid Kelly. consisting q I. Hors... ~ ca,
II. including mich cows, 5 Oxen, ~ Sheep, i0a Hog. :p
barrels II Corn, some Hay, Household and Kitchcn furni.
,uI.. FlT:nin: C;en.ll., Wagon, ! Wheat Drill and a good
Carriage.
TEsNs-The Real Estate will lie sold 70. one fourth in
hand. and the balance Ia eqralia-,auleH,s Of ore, ;'o aal
three years, the purchaser to give bonds. bearing in'e-e,,
from date, secured by 4 Deed Of Trust on the Lana. u
the interest 10 be paid annually. For the pe,sonA! Ia,
the cash will be required FOR all .nni, under ta3. Tor an over
that amount a crsdi; OF six months viii be gwen, AZ ~.
chaser TO give his negotiable note. with approve sers'.s
aud no properly 10 be removed Until the '.id t.,th' nc
complied with. The ollie Is deemed unque-tlonarIei nu';
selling as trustee. / shall convey >uch ut.s ohs a.
in me by said Deed ~ Trust. JOHN " La'L,
March lid. fNF'ee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
MAGNIFICENT CHANCE II TEXAS


ilNG in Jackson county. twenty nile from the Fay.
IL OF the Nayiiad river, at ih" head OF navigation. at
f"Nana.
\ splendid league az land. c%onpri-iu: upward. of tWR
a;f-> al good land ~ j. in III. State. uniting The rare aivan.
i'gc> Of fertility OF soil. .alurtiiy of climate. excellent Wa
'-r. with any quantity "i wood and c>c-ilcn; timber ~ ilc
hes; ulaiiy-rnough To- LAT 4 sugar plantation a hundred
ycars-aiih >,D acres under fence; upwards al aS' Ia cult.
walton - all good .sHcinS with q first cli-, Tin recently
put M. negro cabins. other houses. etc, In good repair
ia this land two crops 81 corn or two of tobacco can hc
successfully cultivated annually: producing all the cereals.
together with tropical irut', in abundance. The stream
ahoun'ing with i.h, the wood. IN game. all combining 10
present a masniiccE; chance Tor 4 lover of nature in her
primal state. For iii. land We si!l take ti",br'-,l! h!;g
thousand lolar,-onr.hall in negroes.
Lying on the layaca river, which emr;ie- into the Nayi-
dad. ."iuc six nile. bclp. T-NaHY, another splendid league,
>ori. three uil-- distant irpm III" first. mo-; beautifully I'M
lulaiiu.. with wood and timber IN supcrahundan'", pre-.
seating rare advantages. This league has no improvements.
The tiii"s To both undi.pu'ri and un1i>lGiahl', can hr had
~ 81. M0-say twenty five thousand dollar Ill or in part
payll,l. IA ur.rp... Mo-: excellent. In fact. no better stock
s.';ion Ia thc siGe. ipun. and -,e Tor t"ur-.l,c>.
e. VI. FLDtRNuY.
rI tA--N r.,at. t.rLsnn rnupty T,Na.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALE or THE ALLEGHANv

IN THE COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY.
Hr.hSlANCE Of the provisions OF n deed 81 trust. ~
r ,t, IN 70 inr on the loih day II April. lst', by pr. Ned
"'"s M VIE, and Of record In the Clerks Offices 0
!. III 'i montgomery and Franklin. made 10 secure
" 'F 'ss'''' non, The former prOpri,tor-. the paNuru. o
- pu'Tna'c mohe! Tor The Allegheny Springs property.
"". " trustee m SAID deed. oder for sale, At public auction
w roht o. tf- Alicghany Springs Hotel an TIIRSDAY
TIE nth DAY OF APRIL. 1859, II fair, n No, then on
ne newt hir day. except sunday and Monday TIIRIE
lNDlNlpED FOtITliS Of all tia. well known nr,n.rtv IN
tar COUNT % Montsofnery. known rs the ALLEGHENY
SPRINGS PROPERTY, which consists beside, m, srrin e.
proper Of a Tract OF Land, supposed 10 contain abor, -.
Acres, Ui the Hotel, Cabins, Bath House, and Other inr,,,.
m-n's on the said tract Of Land. AMI OF the Household ma
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, and Live stock n,.J
aud employed upon ihc aid tract 81 land, and brlourip.
10 the said Spri:!g, establishment. The Improvement. ,rr %,
the most substantial Kind. and are sufficient for the com.
Portable accommodation ~ FIVE HrNpgtD VISITORS. Ti,.,
Springs have, for several YEAR pat. been rcsarir! a..
aia0ng,, ih- beet III uo:. indeed. the best pieces OF proper.
~ in the state-,i" water being justly celebrated iv. IL,
great Medicinal virtues. They have. in pa; Wears. h..n
extensively patrOnized: and such i their celebrity. not only
in this state. hut Throughout; ;he south. thtt = further de-
scriptiou j. deemed unnecessary.
Possession vii! lie given upon The con>uuilaii"n of the
sale. 80 that the purchaser will have ample time 20 make
arrangements for the ensuing Spring season.
! am authorized hy Mr. Il. ". J.. Holt, the ".iicr Of tie
other fourth Of this PROPERTY. :. >iy. that il the purchaser
IA; ile ale advertised desire L. lac cal purchase hi interest
upDn she most reasonable terms.
Z" meet ;h- requirements .: the deed of trust. 4 cash
payment will bee required. which will amour; 10 abou,
i!o,ot". The deferred payments, To- further pursuance =: the
tsu-i. viii hr Required t1 Ice mad Oh the ir.t DAYS Of Jaui-
AIRY. l>|I and l>Gl. Unless Otherwise agreed brtwc,r the
parties in ini"res'. JOHN u. /. 1oIGIN.
Trustee.
Postponenicnt.-rhc above properly wa ndvcr.
ti-c,! for sale Oh III" :i:h Of February, u, lid NOT tax.
place Ia consequence Oi tie unfayorab!r state of III,
weather. Il will certainly FAKE place a, uow advertised.
March .-i-a"Sc"'l. 10. L.. IL. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED o ii RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TMRTY-FIFTH c0NGREss,-sEcoND. sEss1o.
Turncn.r N.nc. n 1nEn

A1Anh115ih SESSlON,
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1859.
SrNArr.--The Miscellaneous Appropriation
bill was taken mp, and i: still under considcra'
ton. 1t has become so loaded with amend
ments that it is impossible to conceive what
are its original propositions. Many Senators
are OF opinion that an extra session may yet
be necessary.
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill was
passed. The President sent a message to the
Senate demanding immediate provision to meet
the outstanding Treasury notes.
The Senate insists on is proposals to raise
revenue from postage.
IIorsE.-Repor,S were made by committees
of conference on the Army Appropriation and
other bills. which were concurred in. A reso-
luton was adopted, that, while the evidence
against Mr.. Soaring does not exonerate him.
vet it would not Justify his expulsion from the
House. The Senate having amended the Post
Office Appropriation bill, by raising the postage
to five and ten cents, and abolishing the frank.
ing privilege, the bill, with the amendments,
was ordered to be sent back to the Senate, on
the ground that the inserted clause was, in ef.
feet, raising revenue, which, constitutionally,
must originate in the House. The Post Route
bill had become so loaded with amendments
that Mr.. English reported a new one, which
passed. This bill increases the postage and
abolisheS the ranking privilege. The report
of the committee Of conference on the Navy
bill was agreed In. II provides $3.50, 900 for
the purchase of the chartered vessels for the
Paraguay eypcdition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

BArrLs nrrwEEN L. :. TROOPS AND INDIANS
DEATH OF LIErT. LAZEILE.
ST. LOUIS. March 3.-Thc Overland mail
from California. with dates to 9TH February,
arrived here to-day. The mail brought no
through passengers.
The steamship Hermann has been sold BY
the United States Marshal at san Francisco
for $4,000.
The steamship Uncle Sam was about to
leave San Francisco for the Colorado river with
800 troops TO prosecute the war against the
MohavcS.
Business in san franciscowa brisk in conse-
quence of a large demand for the interior.
y band Of Apaches who had stolen a number
Of horses and mules from San Elizary. were
pursued by i detachment of mounted rifles
from Fort Bliss. under the command of Lieut..
L.azellc. An engagement occurred, resulting
in the Withdrawal Of the troops, with i loss of
three killed and six wounded. including Lieut..
Lazellc, who received Il mortal wound in the
lungs. A dozen Indians were killed. The
troops numbered -, the Indians 200.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
ADE>IRABLE FARM IN EASTERN

OFFER tF -als NY farm. stony Point, situated in York
county. Immediately oi York river. one mile snd a-half
from Yorktown. II mile, from Williamsburg, and I; miles
rem she trOSe wharf on James River.
Til, farm consist IL $50 acre.. 80 cleared. the r.igair-
der In woods. Of which much i ,Srellen. timber. surahl"
Tor buildin. or hip purposes. There are aDon; i-I acre
moan which curl.Nood la, been scccall: cut. and q ;TiiiHe
m ,uu' e labor would bring hi, into cultivation. The soil
!.a-aHiy l"am. r.-ting on y clay suL-.oil. and il renhrsa.
us improyaiic. most 81 the fields yielding l"p per cent.
more than when %rur'ha-eI. ,'Sht year, ago. On IL" place
arr numerous. aud -Nt,n>iv" beds 81 HsI,i Of tie finest
quality. ana" sea wrr'. I. found in quantities along he shore.
The hou.c j. snail. but new aud very ccin'orthll'. hi'c"'
~, smok-.hGusc, ~!re.LOn-c. ovrr>""r', hOG-r nni -tab!r--
all new. ami TIE barn. VIII: = irlIng amount 81 Singing.
p. r.cciiy good. There /, a ,r.ail. hut choice. collection Of
fruit trees, Of almost cv"rr G~r.cri2iio.. Water good. oy,-
;.rs. G-h and viii fowl abound TIL pls'- enjoys ;lic rcrn-
ta'ion 81 heirs one NJ ih- hgakli-t Ia Eastern virginia.
The facilities fr m,rk.- ~. ~. IN, could hc desired,
vessels ~ the large, irau.h, a.crniiHs some - miles above
this place. to est Point, tic 'rruninu' % the for. River
Railroad. br.iies ~. rr..lar -,"t.1lT from Norfolk. Asihc
place +, readily susceptible 81 i.vi-inn, | Will -ell IN one ~
Two iract-. TO >uI' the convenience Of purchaser. Wishing
to 60 TO a city to- practice ay profession, | offer he :Irih
on very reasonable terms. Prr-9rs wishing 20 rurc!ias" 4
cheap and yalulbi- faGn ore invited TO yl..! H.. Any i:for.
nation ,ha, mty he Desired. 4iii Le c~h-rrisly given.
Adde'S. pr. {. \. HARRIS,
FOL, .,-c.;o Yorktown. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04

10y 'iru. OF . deed t.ariu. in;c J.niir! -2i. -. IRE.
ID c"r!"din The Clerk cthtc Of llenric" County Court ,
executed to he ~ T.. ". Al'y, / ,h,l, al, Trustee. ON lie
FIFTH DAY al MARCH,, I'J'. III fair. II not. Oh The ir-i
:air lag thereafter ,il i STEAM SAW WILL. two ear,
saw, u stock. ard al ir"i, and Fixture, used IN and about
tie Mil. The Nil! j.. Dr H." l'md III Nathaniel Cr.n,haa.
IN lIcnr!r" county. ainti l.! niirs ;row E"ln,"ad. anil anuu.
~" mill, from Deep l:m told ~.
] shall ai.0 sell. A. Trustee under saii deed. .rd under
another deed from sail Alley Ia ire. bch.Iag d4ie March ~,
-. recorded IL -iii CLERK, ollie, a. The .aaI" time nui
place The TRACT or LiND Hhcrc"n lid Alley now ~.
-iies, containing about 100. acr"-. l., TIA. >aiHc more ar
it,,, lyingin said county, about thirteen mile, from Rich.
nond, and adj"iGing the isaI- "f Samuel ii;ry. Jesse Prr.
year aud other.
Term, cash. aud ia" .1' 20 i,hc riicc Al 4. O'Clock. 81,
a. ~" Niu. JOHN Il. WILLIAMS,
E.h lm-,-ll Irr....
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
GREAT AND IMPORTANT PUBLIC

EllE VT IlNl.
Two ia.c place at Louisa Court House, In tie STATE 81
i virginia. Oh Count day. Monday, IIh April
next. Three thousand and forty seven n-rc-. inrliiins
i,wHi cleared and enclosed; the balance heavily iimlcreI
with She b,s. yellow Iinc, yariog, kinds u oak, poplar,
a.h. ihichcry, maple, walnut. Ac.-srry superior timber,
aad exceedingly valuable oil account ~ the s-ra: scarcity
through the surrounding country. Thi. Land /. situated on
the North hana River. IN the COUNT %. >IrD:>yiy.ni,. =
mi - from Fredericksburg. 81 mlhr. FROM the city Of Eiri.-
n!ond, ani OF : mile from the Virginia Central Railroad.
There j. "u ihr rlr"" = splendid Dweliia: iiou... H. ir'.
rat" repair. and all Necessary "ut.buIdinS.. good Gar!.u,
an; orchard, Of chcic" Fruit. In iGl! hearing. H. tract
F.> been divided into tive parts, and will positively lr sold
80 la. III shCsI bidders, ,ith"rin par; o. tie 5hul.. 81. lie time
anl place above named. on the following condition. VIZ
GA" third -! the amour; ca,a; the balance. IN equal install.
iurn'-. In "r" % two year., with interest from lie .isy oi
,Ih. The title will hr withheld til The la p7yrl.l, |.
made. Tfsos- ,I'pns.I &" invest il such properly viii dp
well 10 attend :h> .al-. from lar au! near. a. l. !, uucom.
monl: yalGahi" Ia many 'aripn. ~scsp-r'-. and N,'i -nr'h
~" attention ~ purchasers.
Mr. John {. .Joln.on, Oh tine plaee. ai! ,how 1t arany
Hire. Ter further particulars. ss- hsn,!bili-. pr.tr.! ~ ~
th- ciiie- and town. aud circulated throughout IL" sdj,rci'
cpnntry ro-.c-.iou all lie given at once.
IONS JEl:DuNE
frb :';-c'i' Per bis A'',y. VIM. q lcrirnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
- THETRAVELLING COMMUNITY


S-THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
\ remedy such as DGRHAvEs HOLLAND BITTERs can
no,S- too highly recommended. To the travelling commu.
ai:y. especially, |, Is certainly an Invaluable remedy: hav-
in: little or no exercise. constantly exposed and subject 10
the cAeci, Of = change Of climate and water, they require
some Ileasan, medicine Of this kind to regulate the bowels.
sold hy the principal Druggists iu Richmond and else.
where. Feb Civ
T)OTATOES.-lU J bushels blue Mercer Potatoes
500 bushels white Go 10
Landing and fr sale Icy
March DRlDGF0RD & CO.
REMOVAL.
FARTHER Up TOWN.
yUNHE tendency Of things is Westward, and 1 have ac.
IL coninOdaie myself 10 i, BY removing to my new
Office, No. Is. Main street, In the sam. room with the City
SAVING hank. formerly the otic- Of II. Baldwin. ESQ.
Ny custom Is 90 -ndvlvor 70 to conduct the operations OF
my Insurance Agency rs 10 secure The confidence both Of
the companies ] rcpresen, and the parties insured; and In
order TO 10 this. | avn willing To Labor and wait, and bring
TO bear the knowledge aud experience Of &c years Of labori-
on study aud practice In The Insurance business.
Call and see me.
March tit THOS. VI. Al.FRlEND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
'a;rn: Medicines. Sc.. 81. Feb -
INFECTED a.1sEI:a.EI
or: WILL.

I,NJl; >tl.E. Il haifinterc-t in the oniy Drug store In Brad.
i lev county, T"nn"--re, now 'ioin; a good iu.ine,-. aud
rapidly increasing. For particulars address Druggist. box
81. IiraYrIinl. I.nn. III. I'm
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pI,An.

N0lIlE; LOT cf tho-r splendid ln.tru-
n mrHt- has jus: been received. 6-sE
W. have now n fine an assortment OF ~@2
piano- as can he found in any Of the iargel! 6 II
cities. and AZ I"wtE rEt.E-.
Price here, ;itr IAN" - II The Factory. from :.4j -
slNm
In this lot We have also the uuci admired E,i, Il. .N0ir
and Tie u"w u .c'd' "ir-rinc .tcti1H. which, Tor yolulac
aud beauty OF tone, nearly equal, thu Grand. To thee
new KIND. We >piicit ti" attention uf Professor, and AuIa.
irtir'. The TGalherr Grand !, >iill "n hand for sale.
Orders from abroad, with references. will i. Innctually
attended To-. Drawings ri Pianos. With t!r price, furnished
free 81 rNprn-".
r.. Instrument. hom Nj. EnfDy lar, v.jr,,.,Hy
'''T6'i Ne dy-' "n.'i,l'. d',L""1s. and 0edrt,. or.rd an
coaij tht,Ts IA ~ FHi"s Iai after JAhr,, .rL.rc tier
hare b',H ,Irii'it-Ii IA EUog. dM5 IA" ri"i. RI. Srt
J".E.-"rs. H..r"t"ir, rAf j,rig.. 81 LoN ,ouniri.t 'r.
WHa,im",s a. H'r:rF!ag H.ntE y, kiyit.t j,., IL rf;nd.
War-Tnuia- North id. of Broad street, near oh, and at
~lIablis;"n i Bro, W. Ii? Main street.
JAMS NATII'L. ChIISi. sole Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
FLUvANN.A LAND NEAR CoLTMnIl.,

sNIi ~ At'II'N
~ VIRTUE OF \ TRUST DEED. EXECUTED To L.,
ID by James X. Cali, Oh the ,tii of October, lsj1, aud
which j. recorded In the CLERKS Office Of fiu;anna, We shall,
l." satisfy the purpose. q: said deed, proceed on the 23TII
DAY Of February. i>j1. :" SILL, at auction. on the prrf!
les, Ihr tract "f land known ~ LAWflfl.D, which wa,
r"II..! Cl To lis 10y said deed. Tie tract contains about -
acre. ami i ah0U; four mi!ri frpm Columbia. oil the Jane,
River and knnawha Canal. II lie. IN , good nci.hhVrlood
aIl The rroiaciire!!r>s Of surrounding farms strongly inii
cate, HAT un'er ju,i.iDu- cul;ure. it might be- made a val
gaIle .ulc .arIn. Il contains the usual farm building. Tic
title j. perfect. vet ~. acting simply q. trustees. viii con
Sc. with .pccial warrauiy.
TERMS Ur SALE.
Between four AMI live hundred dollars viii be require.
in cash down; nhuui $50 on the ist day Of September
i>J", aud the bnlInce la twelve months from the day Of .lic
Ihr purchaser giving bond with good personal security,
hearing interest from the. ilay 81 salc for the deferred Iry
ll-ut,, AMI the !tG.! ,iric to b- retained, or a trust deed
given - additional security. Tie possession will be- Icliy.
cred ~ Once. WM. Il. COOKE. Ir
Jan .s-rwim WM. Il. PETIET. ~
Sc PuSTPoNEHENr- The inclcri"tcy q. tie weather
having prevented u sale "i ihr day sbo,c GAri Oh, notice
j. now given that IN. sale will be made on the 10Th OF March,
i-i?. or Oh the next suitable day, II that should no; he suit
able. There are rome farming implements AMI a 30" :" lie
.rii. also, AZ .auc tin" and place.
WM. EONhLD COOKE. rru,.
M,rri, -.l. NM Il PETIT '"'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
LINDEN FARM FOR SALE,
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TNNVNITT WNNF "
VIlTIS farm. formerly known q. CLapmaui- farm, now the
property Of Alfred u. Carter OF MI.-s,lppi, containing
.l1Ii H. hundred and fur;y ;hrcr acres, ly.n. within half
2 mile Of ia. Warrcl'pn Junction, on the line ol a. and ii.
l.fl Road. cir'; mile OF the i'Jurni,hing town Of Warren-
ton anil through which the HaTcat'n Branch Rail Road
ra-.rs. j. now for ale. and will be- sold on such terms and
credit. - will not fail TO attract tho. desiring "A farm. Il
&. LieiI. improved VOL taken in grass, well 'inibcrei and
wI,,r,,i. IN an agreeable" AID healthy n-ishborhooh. and
ha- upon II a fine dv cling home. newly built, convenient
out.hor.r-. all new. aud Z. good d1.lHn; house i9r a mama
s.r. f. l.. an tie whole. one u the most desirable farm 10
Ill. section, aud must be- .old even ~ u sacrifice.
Til farm, II not sold Nv THURSDAY, TIE 18th Of ApHl
neat. win. oa tia: d.. together VITA Il large amount Of
n.r.oanl PROPERTY. T., .oll 81; puhir .ale. For further
Information .pvlN Ia pcr.on ~ bS letter 20
ROBERT RANDOLPH.
In ID 80. ANIL ,,,arreg q: Law. Warren'oD, Va.