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LAND FOR SALE.

WISH 10 dispose 81 5h,h'HI acres Of Land. not in small
j tracts, hut in gross. 10 y company "r tn an individual ~
Individual, who may wish L. make 4 profitable investment
Ia Texas Land.
These lands In League. half Leagues, quarter Leagues
and Sections, are situated in the counties OF Jasper, Tyler,
Polk. Liberty. llarri, Montgomery. triur-. Isp>quc. John
sou. Erath, lIrNar. and other counties. and wcr" selected At
an early period Of the settlement, 81 the country. The title
are clear and in'i,putlblr, the soil is equal t." any in ih"
state. for The production ~ cotton and sugar. u. well -, Tor
thu rrowth II grain aud grazing land.
Part Of the purchase money will h. required 10 he paid
In cash, balance on l"Hs time, from :Nc - ten years, With
interest payable .cmianuulliy.
For further information call a, the Office of The Richmond
Enquirer, or Oh the 'ut.critcr, at Iii. ~rr-iIenec, or address
!. MORGAN,
March 99-rw;w san Iarin;n, Harris Co, TrNn<.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON. April +.-The President to-
day remarked in conversation, that for the
post office department there was no necessity
for calling an extra session OF Congress, but
our foreign relations may render such L step
necessary. The Executive will hold a most
important cabinet meeting Tomorrow.
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S~CTrY SERGEANT.-trespechuliy an
nouhcc uvsclf a candidate for reelection othe
+%,e u CITY SERGEANT.
Nirch .i-,a. TUos. L. DUDLEY.
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coMM1ss1ouERs SAIL or MOST VALUABLE

JAMES RIVER I:SrArE:!
~ rUW!IirAN COUNTY. CONTAINING LIZ ACRfS,
Number OF Slaves and Personal Property thereon.
1--WE undersigned a. Commissioners appointed by a de
cree % ~" Circuit Court Of the city ~ Richmond. In a
suit therein known =. Anicr-"G> cNoTs ". MichauH and
al. will proceed TO ,rlI. ON Tie prcni.-s. on TUESDAY,.
NAY THIRD. 1850. II fair. 10 uo', the neat fair day. and
from iay 10 iay ,l completed. commencing a. lh q clock.
the valuable estate located a. above. known As "liueh''
Greek containing -! acres, on which TIE late RICHARD
Anderson resided AZ the time % his death.
IL lie, In the County Of Puwhaian. on James River, az
Maiden. Adventure. about Thirty mile. above the city o!
Richmond Their. are on the tract IL acres Of river low
grounds, ~ acres Of crr'k and branch ta's, and about 800
acres " high land In a high degree Improvement, produ'
cling fine crop. II wheat. tohnccO, corn aId clover III"
balance 81 thi> trac; about Gl0 aores,i il covered With pine
and OAK timber ana wood. There are Oh 'his plantation
every building aud improvement important 10 Tie Opera
,ions 81 such an estate. Tie location il healthy, and TIE
ueighhorho"d ~ good IL any Ia the state.
Adjoining the above l.. another Trac: d 81 acres, with
improvements. consisting q DWELLING. So. 4 lnrc" portion
81 this tract j. under cultivation, balance sald 10 De wei
iimbered and wooded.
After The sale Of the Land. viii he sold The Slaves on the
estate. rn,bracin. about ~ IN number, and All N" horser,
Mu,c.. Cattle. Hog. stock of oil sorts, Crops. Farming I'm
AMI Harness, contents of Sn;os. House, Furniture OF all
kind. and all other personal property whatsoever, belong.
Ing To- the said r-,a;, in HE aid county OF Po"haiah. anu
also the CROWN: Crops @: said real estate. uniess so!d WIN
IN. same 10 the purchaser ar purchasers thereof
TERMS 90 S,g.-for the real estate one-iourth cash, bal
anc- At one. Two and ihrr. Year, from the day OF ssir,ln
equal instruments, with Interest from the day Of sale, Tor
which bonds are To he given for the deferred payments, aud
the title retained until all the purchase money is paid and
a conveyance ordered by the Court.
The Slaves will lie soll either fot cash. orupon such cred
it, a. ih- Commissioners shall deem advisable, taking nego'
,iahlc notes FOR tie purchase money, with approved endor-
srrs, and III. interest added. All 'he other personal pro-
perry vii be .olL for cash, a. TO all suns of 81 and under.
and for al -uus over 40 on u credit OF six months, for Ne
go,labIc notes, Iuterc-, added, and approved cndorsers.
JOHN q. WILLIAMS. cour,
ANDREW JOHNSTON, ~
~ Sal. conducted by GDDpiS & ArPEEsoS.
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" REAPER

7 the most practical aud reliable Reaper Ia h,e, II having
/ succeeded, in several Instances, in cut 49,
ting down large crops u heavy wheat. N
where all the best reapers Of the day had ]k9&&0S0m
heretofore failed. before the harvest was half over, aud t'i,
rnacl!n. does more work. each day. than any other. owing
TO it, lishtness AID simplicity. Early orders are respectfully
solicited.
TILD WELLS HORSE. POW IND TWHESWiNT
VtTUISES still continue to he the best in use. and have
been improved to perfection IT: CALp" hlh-
Aylcit.. King William county, Va
IEysrgxcgs-C J. Sinton & Co. D.. II. Ssinker h Co., L.
c. Howe. Geo. Wait. dickinson Hill & Co. April5--c2m
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET, Arnrl

E'':h week enias on the I'd ins:., there were % cattle
so! a: tie scales q, prices ranging from a. TO "a. In
y-- q quality previous prices were Very well sustained.
e Consequence o! there not being a. many offered rs was
Expected.
80: O., SHARED sheep was sold At $5I-quality only
"a few nice lambs AZ -.
Ia- h!!Owing Is the quantity and character o. live stock
a-.saei a. the city scales for the quarters ending on the
-: March, ts :hs years ISIS and 1859, respectively
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LARGE FIRE IN BOSTON.

GosroS. April 2.-Thc Suffolk -four mills,
occupying 4 building 2no feet in length and
three stories high. were destroyed by fire this
morning. with about 1000 barrels of flour, and
u large number Of bags of Hour and grains
The mills were insured for $4,000, mostly in
this city.
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70 WHOLESALE BUYERS OF DIR !
10 =.
17 EEDEN &c FOX,

BROAD STIEET,
"ArE now open a very largr stock Of DOMESTIC AND
Ill FOREIGN DRY GOODS. 4" which they invite me e.
nrrial attention oC merchants. Tar stock n. staple go"ls
|, very extensive, and Hil BE- offered Il, a very small al
vance.
In dress goods, manli!la.. cmhroidcric, and other fancy
goods. our assortment, Il co;Iplrie, and W. shall sell them
Ut very small profits. BEEEntN i foA'
March ~ 2li Broad street.
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muAnrMonNE,S ANrI-nILIous

PILLS. the safes, and bcs, Purgative Fills In use. They act
upon the Liver, Sionari. and Bowels. carrying oil ~! bile
and every foul secretion. They don't grippe. are easy in
their operation. am! can h- taken ~ any time. without fear
Of exposure. They remove Colds from the system and rr.-
vent rheumatism. II you suffer with any pain. Use liARTS-
liURSES CURE-ALl, tn. great Pain Annihila'Gr. II you
have N Cough. use II ARTSilOlNE"S COUGH SYRUP, which
Il the best Cough syrup In the world.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond and Petersburg.
n., tu-c,n
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WV. ID. ROGERS,

WM. ID. ROGERS,
NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
cUESNHT STREET, ABOVE TENTH.
PHILIDELPHI.l.
T. now open for the sale OF Carriage, Of ~ .
every Inscription. combining style, Du-CS"E@
rabili,y and ri..anc. Of Finish. supplied lsETf
from his Mandatory. corner Sixth andS@
Master streets. southern and Western gentlemen wishing
4 fir; rla.. Vehicle, will find II to their advantage to caI'.
April 2-ltlltclyw
SLEEPER,S MANUFiCTORY
NP ALI. KINDS OF UMBRELLAS AND PAR
~ ASOIS, including very light, neat, bcaufifulF wv
Ladies [ Imbrellas, LOSE Market Street. one doorrA
aboy. Tenth street. Philadelphia. %
Anril 1-ltII.ciyW
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
-. tnys-li a candidate for reelection TO the office OF
"! to!irc'o. JULIUS A. HOESON.
MAJ. %, .,
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IR0N RAILING WORKS.

TNIIE subscriber I. prtpareI 10 III all "rItTs I", INUN
RAILING; for Public aad Private Park, lalcoiic-.
Cemetary Lots, Steps, 1e.
Al,o, vcranda-, Iron Stairs, Do"-~. Sc,iccs. Chair,
Statues. Fountains. aud every 1%escription of
ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL IRON WORK.
Having the largest assortment. Of patterns, and III" great
Fan depend on h.ing suited. orders promptly attended TO-.
and boxed carefully. 10 carry 10 ANY part oil The lh,on.
Persons wishing to make selections. by addressing: The
subscriber. stating what class Of work they want. viii have
bar, Polio, az Design sent them. W. J.. HOOD.
Ridge Av-nu, and Broad street, Philadelphia.
81 y IL.
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l.. E. A MSINCk,

y o.. 32 PEARL STR j.: F:T.
NEW YORK.
Sole Agent In the United states and Cana.
da for the following Houses,
OFFERS FOR SALE:
IIEiDSIcK & ca. CllAMPAGNE-SilIery Moussx.
Al.o. Grand Win dc Cablnctt, same brand in cases
CLAl;ETS-ln wood and ga,s, Of Cruise a. Fills
Frercs, Chateau Margaux, MOuton, Lu-
rose, Lafittc, Yquen. &c.
PORT WINES AMI PrRE JulCE-0f Royal Agri-
cultural Wine Go. OpOrfO, es,abiishedhy the ror
tusue-- Government for the preservation Of a pure and
genuine Porte Wine. Also, the favorie kOriZ aud
Chanlissc brands. comprising = full assortment; Of old
and new yiniae.>.
SIlERRlES-Of Widow dc v. Harmony a. Co.
Pale, Golden and Brown, high and low grades, embracing
all the well known standard qualities. such as .iniOntii-
IadO. OlorOsO, Tonaz. &c.
CUGNAC BI,ANDY-Of ThOs. Hlnc & Co., pale
AMI dark. Did and new vintage.
GIS-Ut }. III. Hcnkes, " Ne Plus Ultra"
brand.
y B.-The whole under Custom House lock.
The IIElDSICk . c.. CHAMPAGNE 1, sold by the fl.
lowing houses in Richmond sELDfN & MILLER, DID
LEY y CO., wAIKE s CO, GEu. /. lIEl;l.lNG. ". D.
BLAZE. JOHN CREME, and :: Etll.Akb'S EXCHANGE
IID1EI March --dI,n
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LOTTERIES.
WOOD, EDDY & CO. MANAGERS.

SUCCESSORS TO :. SWAN / co.
The following Scheme will be drawn by Woop, EDDY 1 Co,
Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, In each of
their single Number Lotteries for April, 1859, At ArGr@-
IA, Ga, In public, under the superintendent Of ConIm!,.
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,y-LIBERALIrY op puysIC,,ys.-l

has always been said tina, physicians would lisparase any
remedy, however valuable, which they dill not originate
themselves. This has been dislroven by their liberal course
towards DIR. j. L. AYERS preparations. They have adopt
ed them int" gcncri al Use in their practice, which shows Il
Willingness 10 coun,enancr articles that have intrinsic ME
rs which deserve their attention. This Hoes the learned
profession great credit, and errctua!y con,ralicis the pre-
vaicnt erroneous notion thai, their opposition to proprietary
remedies is based In their Interest to discard them. We have
always had confidence in III" honorable motives 81 onr rie.
dical men, and are glad TO find Ii sustained by tie liberal
welcome they accord To such remedies Is AlEeS CHERRY
ELECTORAL and CATlIAGTIC PILLS. even though they ARE
not ordered in the books. bu, are made known 10 the people
through the newspapcr>.-tNew Orleans l'cl,s.
Prepared by pr. }. Z. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. Aprili-2m
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ARRIVAL OF NEW AND CHOICE PIANO

ARRIVAL OF NEW AND / PLANO
FOKTES, .NELODEONS AND -VGSIC.
NNlIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST OPENED \ NUMBER
i OF new Piano rorf-s. OF exquisite tone RsE-
and workmanship. which are offered upongFG-4sA
as good terms as can be- obtained AZ Worthy n n "
cru establishments. The extensive stockJ q u y .
which the subscribers are constantly supplied with, afford to
purchasers ample olpor;uni,ic, Of selecting Instruments to
their taste. These Pianos are warranted in the true sense
Of the word.
THE MElODEONS
Which they Offer for sale combine power with the richest
and sweetest tones. Prices the same "a tn. manufacturers
They have just opened a new lot of various sizes aud Styles
Of finish.
MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
Constant arrival Of new supplies enable US To furnish or
drr., and TO presen; the newest aud most difficult, "a well
as simplest, songs and pieces.
JAS. wUODHOUSE & co. booksellers.
April 1 S;ationcrs and dealers in Piano fortes.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.

HARTFORD, April 1.-The Republicans have
elected four Congressman and the entire State
ticket, and \ large majority of the Legislature.
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NVEFOLk MAKKET, APRlL 2, lS9.
81 ellow - 10 81 white ~ to 81; mixed So TO ~.
Ss''-s6 to a per bushel.
".t.t-tl.3io lis per bushei for prime white 10
T:H5'prn-f-.A
s-ss;pnS SIS
o''S-4, To - cents per bn,hel.
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CHEMICAL SALTS.-Receiving. per schooner
Y Ocean Bird, a supply of Chemical Salts, the chcapcs,
fertilizer known. Price 4 per ton Of $50 pounds. Il acts
well on Tobacco Lands. and for Wheat. Corn and Oats Is
said to be frst.rate. To the wire and cub worm II 5 GER
tain death.
VIC also keep constantly on hand. Peruvian Eide and
Sombrero Guano, which We will sell AT the lowest rates
Anr;I ,--c2t EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co.
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" ALUABLER EAL ESTATE on

Y CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE.-l 0Itr I"F >alc one oi
the hest rriva,. residences ever offered In the city OF Rich
monl, and one OF the best locations. on the c"rnc: o l'race
and 2>lh streets. The house contains IN rooms, and Is
finished entirely through from the basement 10 the attic
The ceilings, all through. ave heh and airy. The walls are
all fnrred, which makes them perfectly dry. The doors on
the list floor are solid mahogany. The window glass IA
plate. The manteis und hrar;lt- "n the 1T and ri n"ors
are marble. The CRATES have large Images on each side
which gives them a very handsome finish. The parlor doors
and windows are finished with q large heavy cOrnice.
Gas IT, very room in The house. The front porch j. huiit In
the best manner and out OF the hest materials. The pillars
are nu,tl aud set on marble. The platforms are Ia :wo
solid pieces % granite. Tile Steps are also 81 granite, and
the ratings are wrou:h; iron. Attached TO ihe house i, a
large brick kitchen with rooms; stable. carria-e-hou.e. coal
house, and = COW houses; and other og'-houscs. The stable
yard 1, paved with rohhlc stones. The front yar'li Is paved
mostly wish Baltimore brick, and has an excellent well Of
water, bFickrd all 'he way up AID covered with granite
There II 4 smOkahouSc and arch.l dairy underneath, and
! many o,hor cony-ni"nccs too numerous 10 mention. Upon
the whole, it j. u first rate bull; house in every respect
The house stands on a half acre lo;, and Is surrounded rn-
,ir-ly with beautiful ~Iuck.Eyc trees.
Any person wi.lingto purchase the house, Il, will afford
me- grca; pleasure Z" ihaw them the premises, aud will sell
II at y great bargain. y. X. WHITE.
EI. ID-llrn
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AUCTION SALES,
BY DICKINSON, HILL d CO., Az,
By GODDIN q APPEHSON. AUCT,S.
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDEyCE AM
NArANT Lnr on MAiO STREET. ZOE SIiE AZ ~

WILL Ice sold. at Public auction. on the premises. on
w TUESDAY. 9Th april. i>i9. commencing a, 1 o'clock
L. NJ, the truly valuable Real Estate. located a. above. now
owned and occupied by Mr.. T.. McAlam. The house Is 30
feet 'front.'. - lee, deer. thee stories high, 'hree Zee; Tor alley,
u ."!i s..'arat-; and has connected with 4, all necessary &C,
buildings, servants apartments, stable, carriage house, Sc.
me whole loi rua, back from Mayo stree, rs feet. 1? feet
ron The r wrr Garden j. nearly the same dimension,
aH' admirably adapted for q building lot. The dwelling
"a huht Tor Col Joh9 EGiLrr.oorJ and occupied ~ him
ior sc'cF'. years. Il i composed Of the very br>; materials.
) large anu coiu@odlous and improved In the mos, modern
range. &c.
TSAN,-One;lir! cash. balance a, t.. IL and IG months.
!oF negotiable no;rN. Interest added. secured hy 4 irgs,
deed-'he iaNes smi insurance. for lSi?, TO he paid by the
purchaser.
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WATEKiWHEELS.

To MILL OWNERS AND MANuFACTtREES
WE are now manufacturing Jonvai' French Turbine
w Water Wheels, will yanlrwat-r'- improvement Tor
mills and factories. u. every description: an! ni those wish
ing to improve their water power, viii in' 1t II" ti'r'r inter
est To ad,lrr-, IL hy letter. stating the number OF icct' ir''
and fall, their usual Amount of water. III" HIni or inirh'nr-
rs TO be driven: w." ran then give thu price oi The wheel. or
what ". will furnish wheel AMI principal gears Tor, warrant
ed 10 do "A certain ainnun; Of work. Time gwen To- ties; Tie
wheel. and IL IL do : not come M to our iiriirr, the "i""'
and gears 10 h. delivered 10 ~. al the mill by tn" purchaser.
Reference, given AMI required.
Laurel Factory, Prince lrcnrge county, Md.
ROBERT BAIRD, Agent, Richmond, Va.
lnrt y l-Itrtv
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS. April 1.

.hJrh-Super 90 -. do extra AZ ~ "a . w, do family
= AS@ Wheat, white 40 a l6,. do red l4O a 40
"a sh!'- ~ sc. mixed = a S2c., yellow. new ~ q
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PERUVIAN GUANO. -,
WE "a prepared TO execute orders Tor ffRl NlAN
w GCANO 70. this market in any quantities, Of direct
Importation into Baltimore this year, aud OF Baltimore IN
sp.ction, In beautiful order.
Also. Glide ISLAND california; GtANO, from cargo
OF shin "hrey,' just arrived and nov dischar2inc. being
very Try and superior in quality TO any yc, imported.
T.. MALCOM & CO.
Guano Dealers and Importers,
AnriI;-g, Bo~ly's Wharf. Baltimore.
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HosTETrER,s BITTERS.-wc are al

ways pleased to record i decreased in the Affections 10 which
humanity Is heir. Aud We do 81 now. in bearing testimony
to the wonder working powers Of DIR. J. lIoSTErrEE.>
Celebrated nlTrEI.S FOR diseases Of the head aud sta.
mach. Asa specific, it is perhaps without II rival. aud the
people whom Il ha, identified, even within u limited period,
puia,ion more on what Il has itself IOSE than on what ii
gets convenient friends 10 say for il. For Dyspepsia,
fla,ulrncc. Constipation. Sc. Sc, /: cannot be surpassed,
in Spcc'liim-S of cure. Try ,hcnI, and onr word for II, they
vii. give satisfaction.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
Murrh nn--nW
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GRAND SPECULATION.

IL NJ ~ fERaiytp uN THr ilIH ,Np a5rH 80 EA'r MONTH,
It"N ,rkIi, i>j?. rNIii. fuEImFg >oricE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN NUMBERS .
Only 10000 Numbers. 300 Prizes.
WALTON FEMALE COI.LT:GI j.:
Z
Chartered by the state OF Georgia. la 1856.
HAVING been appointed by tie prr-ii-u; aud Directors
III ofiIc Walton fen.al, College. Manager, % ;lrir lot
terry Charter. We intend conducting: tie sane on the favorhr
lltyan. llIn ni S!nglc Numbers. and have located our
office ia 'hc city 81 Savannah, ia. We uow OF, 'hr 81.
lowing
fNVOHITE SCHEME or ln.hu NUMBERS.
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puoE. SUaTTUCK.S

SPARTiING ACADEMY.
DEOF SIATTUCK respectfully gives notice. that he has
commenced. and will continue To give private in.truc.
tions in the art OF SELf.DEfENCE, at hts rooms, BkLNlNS
DLOCK. on l2th street. third floor, room No. H.
prof : ha, been a successful teacher 81 the art. nj
pr;ncjns, cite. and colleges in The United states. for the pas
thirteen years. ThVse Of sedrniary habits. VIII ma Iha' no
n,b.r ex.rris. Imnroyrs the health. DEVELOPS the muscles
or .xpand. the chest more than this manly exercise.
Crnrlemcn taught, privately. at AL hour. 81 me day or
evening. or NJ their private ROOMS. IL requested, without eS-
ira charge. ,,..
nj, Ci,yc. for sale. Marcel l2-lm
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SuPERIXTKNDENT OF Gas
NKW MUSIC

nrcr. NEW MUSIC
kL.hi,ED every Tuesday, at G~ASD0LPH'S bookstore
Is saoiiisch. by o'Nein &c.
SSooio schottisch. by Munzlnger, 25c.
a. ..ehir de Excursion DIES Artistes, Grande Sslse Bril-
~ pa' Couria.nder, SOC.
ssN.Coianbia, arranged for four hands, by Grobe. .5c.
s,s. s,..ahgled BANNER, arranged for four hands, by
Hys'ese, &c. ''1' "-
iaIT !. Doodle, arranged for four hands, by. Grobe, &c
-, 100 March and War Dance, by Miguel, 50c.
"A'e Telegraph March, by }. c. A.. &c. Aprii5
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LANp IN wE>TEnN vIRGINIA,

I AyINt been employed 20 ,rl .-v-ral large tracts Of
III Land In Nicholas, t;r,crhr;cr, aud adjacent COUNTIES. !
invite proposal. from capitalists. and particularly fr"m PEI
sons who may si,h IL settle Oh the same, 10 whom great
bargains will be sold. ! can safely a>.er, that, for fertility
Of soil and salvhrity Of climate. il il not SURPASSED! by any
rortion OF the state. The Land l., situated in the noun
iains, by far the riches, o. which consists OF table lanI
covered with su~gar-marl.. a.h, walnut, OAK, anil hickory
II /. admirably .Iar,ri for = grazing country. Thousands
Of acres OF III. land h I'VE been within u icw wears "pcIiri,
and are now making ample returns - The oSnrr'.
The land will he surveyed and laid oil int" small farms,
thereby giving t. purchasers. with moderate means. OPP
por,uni;y Of Investing. vii, give all ie.,iiul information
Oh the subject, and will sho" The lai.'l. TO 'ho'o Wishing 10
purchase. Those gentlemen with whom | have corre.pondrd
on this subject, "a. well AS Others who may desire 10 pur-
chase for residence or speculation, are invI,cl 10 visit The
lands and see for Themselves. hall be ready by ~ May
to show them in person. Ny pos, Office. after i:th April,
will he L.wisburg, Va. ElCHAKp Hill"
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BY JAMES W.. TAYLOR a son, AUCTS.
TKISTEE'S SALE REAL ESTATE At

AUCTION.
A : surviving Trustee Ia a deed Of trust from Jscoh
n shook. late nf the city OF Richmond, dated the Sl,t day
of October. 80, and % record in the Clerks office OF
Richmond lIu.tinr. Court. will sell upon The premises, on
MONDAY. the 18th LAY VI April, II fair. II mol, the next
fair .ay, commencing 49, O'Clock. i. NJ, the real estate de
-cribei IN said deed, -, follow
l.t. The Dwelling House Of The late Jacob shook, situated
on m. North side OF Baker street, near Hrooh Avenue. "
has H. commodious rooms. vith'hc necessary convenience
together with a large BrirA Kitchen, Brick stable. &C. The
lot fronts 2-J feet and runs back go feet, 10 =" ebster street,
which will he sold Ia the c-os' OF divided u desired.
After the sale Of the above, will be sold n large number 81
building Lot On the following streets.
q? Lott on Webster -tre.t
" " Roanc
" - Tyler
. " " Cabcll
Also, a House and Lot on Brooke Avenue. fronting abou;
% feet. and running back 100 feet, adjoining the properly
Of FLAMES uIiricu. deed.
TsRu,-One-fourfh cash; the halanc" At 4 j! ana -
months for NEGOTIABLE uu'--. with Interest added, and Sc
cured by trust deeds. TaArs ant Insurance for is2s TO be
,,iJ Ly iL, purcLa.,r. JAMES VI TAYLOR,
,nrl lid. Surviving Trustee.
jaws VI. T,yioE 4 sos. Auctr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
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