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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

CoMrrRuILER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, December II, 1852
No. Ash.
Reo That the contract existing between the city OF Nc~
Orleans aud NJ H. Rosyaly, fuf cleaning the streets Of the
Eleventh Ward be and the Is hereby declared null, void
and pi effect.
further. That the Comptroller he and he is hereby
authorized 10 nuicae the lowest bidder. after five days
The official onpa the nnexprrd time of the contract Of
NJ. H. sosvay for cleaning r streets Of the Eleventh Ward OF
the city declared null and vo the said work 10 he done in
with specifications file In The Surveyors Office
and the adjudication 10 he subject the approval rejection of
the Common Council.
lSsnedl JOHN r. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSguedI j. O. NIXON,
Presidcnt Board of Aldermen.
Approved December 9, 1859
Signed GERARD STITu, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY next l9yf inst
will aductte my Office ut II o'clock, NJ the above
tract. - .x.....,
v. DUPLESSIS.
dl2 II Comptroller.
The be done In accordance with specifications already
published and on Tile III the Surveyors office.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Paent Sawed Misunderstanding. both rough and dressed
from the very yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale n
S4 for rough aud So 50 for dressed in lots to sn
purchasers.
foi91y STag PLANNING lnlls. New Ba4aa
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
~ of the construction of shei.foad GENTLY in from
lahar,e sreat rnntchaftsfti Railroad. ...4
Tho whole Width of ihc r1aSay SHAH 10 gaoi in accordance
with the lines, Nights .!1 ai9S to ~ swan BY Ike City
Surveyor
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E,pAyE Du auArKTEsyG D1sTRIcT.-n a

u conduit depot dies pavc in QuhtEicme District, rue
Laurel Constance,
rouge blanche ayant aoie lc front,
les cnnrcs, Ms tinmpes yshles.
81 c vache pas rclanae cinl jonrs les ais
payts Gle venur enc:e puhique, dit depot Ia
MARDI, - de dtcembre 1850 a 10 heures a. NJ.
C. q. FLETCHER. Commssaire dies
Nouyelle- Orleans 10 dGccmbre 1859. d4 10 III u 20
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st. Johns, N. B. February s, 1858
Messrs. b. A. Fahnestock & Co:
Gench,en--The following certificate from William Cunning.
ham, keeper Of the Amshoise in city, think will be inter
esg and therefore ncose it, You depend upon
the correctness OF his statement Yours,
W. o. SMITH
To w O. Smith, Esq., Mayor of the city of ST.. Johns. n b.
sirI yesterday gave child named james Cunningham, aged
three onr MONTHS vial of b. A. Fahnestocks Yer
muge. The quantity of passed being great,
qested the mother count ten which She did and stated
seventeen The day previous the child
had voited four-nakng in all two hundred and Two
were half inches in length and the others averaging.
six inches WM CUNNINGHAM,
Keeper of the Amshouse.
ST. Johns N. B., February 4, 1858.
Purchasers should o,k well the initials The wrapper
that they buying b. A. Fanestoeks VeEmifugc and nc
mixer Nh lmkW
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nISSDLUTION-THE FIRM OF 7. @. TWIGHELL 4
LEO Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Either
partner will sign in liquidation T. z. TWIGHEhD,
f. IL. FAIRGHIfI-
New Orleans, October l, 1850
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Approved by Committees Streets and Landings of both
Boards of The Common Council,
40 iEs.sn'ai I ho 4 kfNf aidf ch'irmen.
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SPECIFIC T1oNs ron THE CONTRACTS

Notice hereby given, that FRIDAY the 23d inst will
adjuicne my office at Il o'clock the above contracts
do l2t Y. DUPLESSIS. Comptroller.
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u conduit depot DIES epaves du Qualrcme District rt
Jackson les Laurel ct Constance, apaNe-
Tine vacie rouge les scits lie bout DIES deuN oee
coupte lie bout de Ia conpdc eampes Vsbiss
81 h dit animal NEST pas recmt dams CHM jnurs ct les r
pages enchee public, dit depot, lie 'Et
~ ID de dtcenibe 1850 10 heuIrs A. NJ
Nnn,.,,, o,lao,. il. a d:ra,,thy,. lg5a dn 81
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the Fourth District Pond, Jackson street between
Laurel and Constance streets, estray-
red horns sawed oil, end Of both cropped, the
end OF The tail cut OF, visible brands
Which if not claimed within FIVE days and the expenses
thereon paid, will be sold public auction, said depul
THURSDAY, December 10, 1850 NJ lU O'clock a. NJ.
New Orleans December o 1850
c. o. FI.EGHTER, Street Commissioner.
Registered December 9, 1850
HENRY DuRET,
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T7HIRD DISTRICT PoUND.-1vas brought


streets,
dark about IL hands high LETT fore ana
hind feet white visible brands.
bay about ID hands high both hind feet and part Of
legs white part the right leg and foot white, with
ltgible brand bntl shoulders, white stripe between
the down the
one las fy about high white spot between the
eyes and ont the nose, right hind foot white.
dark FLY about ii hands high, white face, white
spots the neck and white spots each side visible
brands.
one bay horse poncy high visible brands.
Which claimed within five days and the there
paid will be sold public auction, sHid depot,
MONDAY, December 10, 1864 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, December II, ls59.
c, o. fletcher, Street Commissioner,
Registered December L. 1850.
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1EARD. PITvrs & sARDNER srIITH. AU

ID toneers and Appraisers No 81 Coianon street between
Camp aud St Charles streets; Successors tod A. BEARD
Beard Co. and A. Beard May and their valuable Books
Plans containing the of the First and Fourth Dis
rcts of the City of New Orleans showing the various sales in
detail made by them also large maps Of The City of New Or
Buhevle Gcenvle and Carrolton will continue to devote
the sale Of Real Estate and Slaves Success
and Warden Snes Household Furniture Bank and other
Stocks Cotton Cagoes Vessels and Plantations and solicit the
patronage herentnre literally extended to them nlh 6m
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EpAvE pU TRoIsIENIE p1sTRIcr.-n

lNPAt r. TRO1SlEAE DlSANlSI.-ll u
IL conduit depot dies dn Iroscme District EN-
coli Glonet II Buns -fnfAnts, fptye-
jumel girls hanvrOn Ii mains de haut IL pied
roit dc d.vn ceui de erriere bnnc de Vi
sibie
Inc jnnen le deuvon 3 mains de hsnt, les eiN pic'ls
de dcrere partie de anses bancs ct are de la
pied drpit bllc, matqne illble les euN
tpaes rae blanche les yeuN descendant
jnsIuau
Uue pauiche bae denyiron II mains de hnt, tacle
BLANCHE les yeN lie le pied droit de derficre
blanc.
Inc pouce brnn fnncd denyron II mains dc hnt yiSge
blanc DIES tce hanchcs lie dies taches banchGs de
chaqnc cote pas lie mar,iue visible.
Tn petit ccya bail deuviron IL mains de liant pas de
que visible.
81 les dts anmanx sont rfcam's dams Gina opr ct les
ais paSt lis yends enchere pnhqne, dit depot
le II NpI, l9dtcembe 1859 10 helres A. NJ
e. o. FIEGIIER, Commissaire des rlies.
Soivelc- ltfns, L. dGcernhre 1859 dl3 IA Is III 10
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COMPREHENSIVE,

rDpARTSERSHI THE UNDERSIGNED have
~ lotmed cUIaEtnegsl'p under 'hc style Of sFEAhE
NcMILLAN las Of the Of james Seake
Do and nvln purchased the entire stock, will couiine tho
Wholesale Grocery Commission business at Tie olh slani
No Tchoupttou.s street. where respectfully solicit hs
patronage u ruF friends and the public,
Mt JOSEPH ELLISON, representative Of Mrs, Speske
N,il hold r1ll power Of attorney. - . .,.,.,,
j. b. MCMILLAN.
Nto.. f,yt,uss Ta,,n,it4.- lS5a lin
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lIOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Wa - brouSnd
the Fourth District Pound en- jackson street, pe"ee"
Constance and Laurel streets, us cStrnS-- Inn.
One red cow with short and dropping horns no soo
brands ~, 5,. .,.ro.
Which if not claimed lays and the expenses mere,
paid, will be sold public auction NJ s''1 uePo'' '
SATURDAY, December H. 1889, at ~ O'Clock a. NJ
New Orleans, December II, 1881 ;zu.,
~ O. o. FLETCHER Street Commissioner.
Registered December II, 1859.
VNPAVE DU QUATRIIGNEFG DfSTRlCI.-l u
" ~ conduit M n moi Qiaerie District rue
Jackson entire Constance laurel CONNIE
Tine rouge ct inclinres pas nc '
visible H.. ,. -. La. fr,i.
Il rnchen public, ai ut h'pot, " "
MfDi II de dtcembrc 1850, 10 heurcs A. NJ; A., r,os
~ y G. o. FLETCHER, Golnmissnire des r, tne I.
Or de titcenbe 1859. ol5 u 70 W
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r UMBER-LUMRER-LU
Am oo feet w and X narrow dressed Florida Yellow
FLOORING, tongled and dressed.
10000 feet ~ and IA, wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, toupued and grooved.
2O0bD feet "a dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tonsued groOved.
100000 II wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongned and grooved.
203D feet IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged
lGs1 feet dressed WEATHERBOADS
5yONO feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER, consisting Of inch
Boards, WPahebonrts, Scaning, lnists etc.
$50 GJl feet Cypress Lumber, Ia,hs and Shingles
Snsies, Doors Blinds, Mondings, etc. ETC.
For sale the lowest market prices III lots to suit pureha-
SlhPSON " lpRN
so4j w New Eisin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18
Jouy I. COOK JOHN BROWN, & CO.

Ia H., EIiiors Of tie Eicimo"~ Enq"'r'r:
Eicuunxp. November 10th. 1859.
observe in Il communication from ciarlr>-
town. rGblishldln the Wing OF this inornng.
the following sentence in regard IL .'ohn t..
Coos. one Of the iIarper'S Ferry lnva>'on'StS,
now under >cntcncc oi death:
The leciin. here now III favor Of Cook Is
.rry crr;,t. and Communication o! punishment
to impsisonment would give great satisfaction
To- lar.c minority Of the thinking portion Of
the community"
lI.Ying returned from jefferson county since
;hc conviction and sentence "l Cooh, ! am -
ro,aprlcnt To- Spcah of the popular sentiment
l., regard to him As the writer Of The conm'i-
u;c:lt;,i. referred TO- So fur from any such
sympathy IN hiS favor existing there am"ng
"a majority oC the thinking portion "i the
community tess sympathy is felt for HIM than
inr auv of the IEuidcrer>. Brown rot excepted.
The inst adi.natioM of the community Is more
:;!iiv aroused against him than any oI them,
for the reason that he alone lad been Il soiouri'.
.r in their midst. had been entertained III pr!-
,a;r families. had married in the ncIghborhocd,
had made enquiries AZ the Clerks office in re-.
.rar,I 10 the free rc.ro population in Jefferson,
haI hoar,!c,! four or i've weeks IN Shepherds
rnwn--;n fine. had actcl mere thoroughly the
;sr,Di'nry than Brown or any other ol his
pa;tv. Il would bc most Unnatural that Snch
a man should receive any sympathy from Il
ramurnilv whose hospitality he las baSe!y
violated, and whose feelings he has outraged
beyond all endurance. by his periidy.
Tie communication OF his sentence, - lar IRON
ciyin. satisfaction To majority, would not be em.
durcdat all say thiS in the perfect confluence
that Jefferson county will never be put 10 u"
alternative of submitting TO the Withdrawal! "i
Cool, alive from her midst. or vlndcat!na the
nnic>iv Of the las by its violation. The reo.
plc there dorc>pcct and pity Gottrh"F u "'"T'
!.L lis r;,ui!g, in their disgrace and alliic;i"n;
bu; ,hcv 10 uot believe that the sentence ot Il
murderer should be committed on account OF
tic Responsibility of his connections, nor ii"
they feel called upon either Ia rcwar! o"T
%orti!crn friends Or pr"rit;.;c our Northern
enemies. at such = cost. They recognize III
Cook no. ~ li.ht-hai:c,i, hluc-cyci boy, ;he
child of romance. but 4 nGaturcd and doubIy,
iyc,l ;oitcr against their iic's and institutions.
Na tI;nc between sentence AMI execution ! too
short Tor 4 certain class o. >ichIy >rnt!rmst.ti'
ISL to u;cruu>c their Ilcrc!ir.i offices between
the law aud lis sanction; bat sGch "a >cntin',h'
ialitT docs mut prrYagc the c"nnuh!ty III 'ti'
irr>on any more than elsewhere III Virginia
Tncv have suffered enough. and nave proven
themselves iaw.abdins people, ana iI"'e
should no, hc required of them. hey 10"
dr;aari the execution ni til" !"w. a:'d nothing
less will satisfy them.
Hoping that may be instrumental !" cor
rcctin: any misapprchsasioa abroad IN rcsard
20 the ,glrimcmt ni Jefferson county towards
Cook. remain, Respectfully. l..
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rnI.n lll.Nnrrn ACEE.
A VALUABLE MAT"rAPONI FARM 0E
FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACRES FOR SALE N CARO-

y
ENTENDNG TO move South oarr for sale my residence
(ChiIton) Il contains fourteen hundred Hcrr, liz,
the MsttApou river, Joins the lands OF H. T. pcJ"TErc,
Mrs D. Is. Wright and others The bottom land Is 81.
any ir river the upland In good STAKE of Improve
meat and well adapted TO the production Oi the .;ar q
the country, particularly wheat and tobacco The location
healthy, and the ueghbVrhooh agreeable Chiffon j. -"Nr"
miles from Bowling Green, six !rOm Milford Depot and
three from Pole Cat Depot.
The improvements and hc built !Or ten
thous and dollars The dwelling twn,;nry cottage with
eleven rooms bnil, OF brick kitchen au Of brick. w al
the houses necessary for Virgins. farm. u not sold i
yatcy shall oerr Il al public auction on the premises, Oh
the lst DAY OF DECEMBER, l-5" Il fair, il not, r
fair day.
TEHNI-one ,hird cash. the balance i'll equal annual
paynIea;s the deferred pay rnis bearing Interest. and
cured by . deed of,rus. ROBERT T. DElhE\ErTE.
M,
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pInLIC SALEoF Dir. KIcIrDr. vILL.

SUNS ESTATE, FRIDAY, NONkMETI; .'h',, i.''!, Vt
His LATE RESI- DENCE IN AMELIA COUNTY
I SHALL oil.r Tor sale by Auction oE the day "ho""
1 named a. pr. Wilsnn- late residence, cormcugi!.' ~
~ o'clock ALL Ills PERSONAL EsTATE OF every sind
and description. cos.ne o the following TO "ii
William likely boy any in the state, i3S'ar> old
Mary IS years old, and her three chlirei-frauc .
years old Emua years old and William mont'- old.
and Ann, abOu: 20 year. Old. All these s"rTatis a'r
really likely y the and -: good Ciarac'cr
Four mules Yoke Of oxen. stock Of Cows. Hogs, f.tgit
Utensils. Household sui Kitchen furuur" Crops rf
all SORTS Wagons, Carts. al-", the DIR. Medical and Mis-
ccan-Ous Works. Medicines. ani IN fact every Other prsv
and parcel OF hi, Personal Estate.
c The negroes will be sold precisely al 70 O'clock.
TERsSCa>h for all sums OF 80 ami under, over tiH'
months credit viii be allowed, the purchaser I" ci
bonds nrcO.br notes al MY discretion, with a'pg"i i
security. For the Negroes, negotiable uOtc to car! U.
s.t from date, satisfactorily endorsed.
ALEXANDER D0NNAN,
L..
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Payable In Nir. Payable OF. %
ciHi.. Virginia.
tGi.99U.3I;. - sl,.J5

To such extent is the matter carried, that III
what are called tight times for money anon Z
mercantile men, It is very difficult To get us
counts from these institutions. eXccp' II
is "i that class of paper. wtIIrn iS lAya-
be at the North. and by that means cau,cS
great Inconvenience to the home trade, -
forcing ths citizens whose business traHs-
actions are Of local character, if ihey
obtain discounts Of paper to submit TO ~
creased expense :or the same. Further. az tEis
subject, | respectfully call the attention Of ;he
pc6.,I. aa,! Ncir Legislature TO the views 81
i.,.. secretary of the Treasury III tie Finance
r,pot,- of i-j';-7, and lsjI-S, on the indie
p.n,ic.t Treasury system, in lis wholesome
operation on the present Banking system, a:It
advising it, adoption Ly the several S;a;cS.-
lie says, page Il, ISIS: The adoption OF ;
similar system hy the different States a. >us
se>ted in NY last report, lsjG-I, would ai;o:l
additional protection 10 tI!c country against ti''
r,noas effects Of our banking. and consequent
arrangement Of the currency. remedy It
simple and Just for az evil so great, inii>i con-
mend itself 10 the favorable consideration ="
those to whom the subject Is entrusted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18
VOLUME I.tl.-NJsEBER 40.
For Ms knlnir.r

Further Views on Commerce as Connected with
Agriculture and Manufactures; ard the Eecsss;,y
o: Legislative Action to Redress the Evils ,ha. 3!
feet It
Mcssrs. Editors Since NY last have seen
the report Of the Virginia aud Tennessee Raj.
road Company OF 1851. in winch the cnLIght-
cncd President Of that Company John K.
Mcdaniel. ESQ, Of Iynchbur.) gives = very
lengthy discussion of the subject Ci direct
trade, and which recommend to your rca':cr>
Tor pcrusal. Mr. Mcdaniel takes IN cAtv'...pd
view OF the commercial relations u. tbs State
in connection with internal Improvements, il
relation to the carrying trade from the South
Western and Western States But, these are
uut OF the range have laid down Tor Eiy>r,i.
intending to keep as much Il, possible 10 the ct.
feet of the present system on the products al
the agriculture and manufactures OF the State
OF Virginia. Nevertheless. ! coucciTc th;.t the
subject of the public works OF the State in tnc
construction OF which such large :,lno;:nt> "t
State credit have been invested shoud bca r:.at.
ter Of grave consideration by the Legislature
about to meet. 50 - 10 bring those now in
operation IL the best state Of efficiency for
rapid and cheap conveyance OF produce aad
,.S>cu."rs throughout their whole lines. aS
well rs 10 conp!ctc ~ speedily a> possible those
whch are in process Of construction And
bcg 10 suggest, whether for thc !urthcrancc OF
that cn. the consolidation Of llhc> having
connections. evidently intended To work 10.
gcthcr. would no; tend to their greater eli
cicncy, a. well as the reducing the expense o,
operation For instance the Virginia and Ten.
ncsSec Railroad Company, South-Sidc Railroad
Company, and the Norfolk and pctcrshur.
Railroad Company.
The james River and kanawha Canal Com
pany have very lately published their ANNA!
report. in which is stated the necessity .! again
applying to the Legislature for State aid.
suggcs; the constellation OF the james
River and kanawha Canal Company with the
Coyinston and Ohio railroad operations, To- he
placed (togcthrrJ under the management oi the
Board Of Public Works, or ,t;ch Board H.
the Legislature may determine. aS ii is very
evident that Il radical change Is necessary IL
their anasclncnt,
In further discussion OF the subject Of lny
former letters, 1t seems necessary that we c>louli
know what proportion OF foreign imports we
use IN Virginia, which will cnGcavor 10 show.
based on the Reports u. the Secretary 9i the
Treasury. Finance a:Id Commerce aud Na'i@'I-
ton of the United States. ISIS, w!th the sane
rate ot increase aS occurred from 1910 To 1880.
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EY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A RR O @ l. A N A n Q n

INFORMATION having been received hy the Executive
q 'hn; MARTIN HAs>ErT has been chtr:rd win ,he
I,r Of murder PEE -ra- on the night Of the second in
,a; person Of Thomas Evans, m the county Ot Al
lcsh,ay ia ;tis Commonwealth and that lac hax He'd from
Justice liiI going .rgc therefore 40 hereby Of
I, Reward hundred dollars t' ANY person VINO
shall arrc-; the -ai MAEIlN NA>SETr aIi deliver him
luu ihc Jail said county oi All~ghany ID do more.
over rcqur- all u;hccr, of ,i> Coumun"ca, civil aud
military ni rr,inr-i he people generally to u rr best
rr"pr' procure h arrest shat h~ may lie b oust u"
!.s'irr.
GIy,n under hand Governor Nmi under ~ i..''
,, >-ii ~ the Commonwealth, a: Richmond "a. TN
Il. >. d,y 2 \,.rinucI l>.y HENRY \. WISE.
Il" the GOv"rupr.
ESQ " MuNSotp. secretary Of the COMMONWEALTH.
MARTIN IlNssETl Is stout heavy set Irithnian 20 OF
30 years ..r from 100 10 $50 pounds Is about
Zee, or inches high, wl down look. Speaks broken and
<,-
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The Richmond Enquirer,
>, ,..p,r prrcY1E DUNNAvANT, TYLER 6 WISE
TERN Ms:

.,xr.sss seven dollar, per auuu'n, and at the
.s; dollars Il taken cot shorter period than Que
- -. WxKgLN, I'VE dol a., per annun, and
y:,. ," y, months PAYABLE In advance. For the
,rt r snnur, or s!x cnpir. far $40. to be paid in.
aNs.' riIyzncr When letters containing money are
,ary au.t he Registered" or they vii! he At the
I>;, ESsrIRER A9S tRIt-i>" SisEkt - pnhh.hed
-, the monthly circulation Is twenty thou
guy N' advertisements inserted -; - cents per l!ue
Ice. >, This Office rIay hr rrmi;t-d per mail, in
= T,sI,h!r Bank noie> q S"y.,f. a. III the risk oi
..:.- .,-.,, u., ,. ,;.,,,
;s.a Obituaries and tribute. g, E.,S''' e>'esds
. 49,, , distance must he accompanied with the Sd'
- a. .A,tactnry reference, 20 insure execution
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VALUABLE TRACT or LAND sN NME-
LA COUNTY. Fox SALE Ar AUCTION. on FRIDAY,


NOVEMBER 10Th, lNj3, ON TIE PREMISES.
DY virtue o a decree o: the Circuit Cui.r; Cf Nm"s,
- county shall offer Tor sale, o u" i's AMI ~ TIE
plac. above mentioned that very dr>iTu" tract Parcel
OF land lying In the county OF AHca, nmrg'"iy on the
Richmond and Dan'le Rail Road, about ilire iUc' from
Jcirr.yi-ta station said rosd,l abou; y" ui,> from
III. Court House, of which IA" late Dr. Eir ~ Z WILSON
died seized AMI possessed. and containing. :" Aero hy
recent survey His land i In good state ct cT'vHuon
admirably adapted the growth "f Wheat nEd Tobacco,
sad is well ;imber-d
The building, in good condition, ~" r"-ilrrr "h..'
small il new the other bu!ldug arr, mo-: Of t,u, n'N
and in good order and they all Of :nri urr'>! 'I
u successful farmer.
TEEuS-Ca'h for expenses oi.a!c, say I.nl-I" hHiaE"
on crcii, O and TWO years the purchaser - 'Nrr."
bonds with good security carrying interest rOE da,,
the title the property ,ohc retained unt! paih frr
LEANDER MASTERS, Iai
DDS\
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or ,,.,,s.:. AZ

DUESCANr 80 decree of the Circuit Court " Louisa
county, rendered on the 2d day Of September, iN5?
In a suit In Chancrry therein depending between lillian
B-ades Surviving trustee 81 himself and fr:ai Cl,>,
deceased plaintiff, aud Juh!, Hunter a:d William VI.
Amber trustees &c and other defendants, hall,
commits under said decree sell ~ public auction a.
Lsuisa Courthouse MONDAY. TIE ETH DAY uF u.
CEMBEG neNt that being court day, slave named Diana
and her two youngest children the highest bidder
cash NM. ELAbltS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18
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l)Y order Of the legItrrS, the undersigned viii Sell On
ID TIE FIRST MONDAY ~ JANCAEI, l>GD, NJ GIcI.
ces,er house. 10 the highest bidder" without reserve,
this valuable Farm. contains about two hundred acres
OF excellent Land, a considerable portion meadow.
superior quality The Improvements consist of family
residence with six rooms, together with Kitchen snOE--
house barn, &c. The h-a.tt!ure.S Of IT, location ai
p-ssan, n-ighborhood render Il desirable home Tor any
person. and tie proximity al the Cour; house rnat", j;
s.ou. residence for lawyer physician or
chanic.
For further information adTe., Tie undersigned q: Pc
tersburg, Va. W. ]. DAVIS,
Nov y-r,2sDer Executor of W f. Davis deceased.