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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11
IIENRY B. HERTs, JR, AUCTIoNEER.
Ii Mortgage safe of Hotel.
Known as Freeman 8 noel; III and l53 Cedar street

IIENRY b. HERTs JR, AUCTIoNEER.
Ii Mortgage safe Of Hotel.
Known Freemanis Hotel l5l and 1873 Cedar street,
On Tussiay, Dec C3 AZ iot oc.osk,
Comprising Hotel Furniture of TWENTY-FIVE rooms-
Parlor Furniture, tarroom aud Gas Fixturas Mtrorz
China ard Glass Kitchen and Cooking utenss Stoves
Range Boilers, Carpets Oicloth dc also Lease Of House
May soge her with choice stock
Wines Liquors and Segars be without
close chaei MOI gage Terms cash Catalogues 81 sale
DosITIvE AND PEREMpToRY SALE OF PAPER
J. HangtDgsBy JOSEPH HEGEMAN. Aucioneer, on
Wednesday, the 18th of Dec 1859 at 10 o'clock and the i
lowing days until all God The entire stock OF splendid French
aad American Paper 3angngs belonging Messrs Francis
approved paper for all over hundred dollars.
Catalogues the goods will be ready for exhibition
day, the 18th of December.
DAWNBROKERS SALE OF MEN AND WOAfENS
/ Coihpg -J. MoRrIMORE will sell, Monday, bee T.
hia auction store No East Broadway large
Clothing of every description eSelry &c ais,
and select lot Of mems Clothing sspg of Fr0ck and
street. Sale of mems Clothing 10 commence O'clock
DiCHARnS RINGsLAND AUCTIONEER.
IL FANCY GOODS AND TOYS Al AUCTION.
RICHARDS KINGSLAND 60 viii sell on Tuesday Dec H.
At 10 O'Clock at their sAesrOom 1863 broadway,
500 lots French and German Fancy Goods and Toys.
ALSO,
400 lots French China Goods consisting Of Vases, Segar
Boxes Watch Stands Card Baskets Tobacco Boxes Candle
sticks Napkin Rings, Doll Heads Dolls and general assert
ment OF choice Toys.
CHERIFF's SALE-CHAMBER RS h FAIRCHILD, AUG
y oneers salesroom ll3 Nassau street Will sell, this day
ondayl Dec IL at IL o'clock the foot OF Thirty third
street. North all the right nile and interest Of Peak
Eccarhy which they had the 2st day of May 1883
any time thereafter IN and 70 the Iron Foundry situated
above Sale of some portion Of the absolute
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
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ElEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STATUARY
u Paintings dc.-W. b. WEsTCOTT co. Will sell at auc
Monday December IL At Io O'clock at the RESIDENCE
l52 Twenty first street Of Eighth elegant
ture and Works Of Art the property OF the Rev Henry
Green, who sails for China e Sn Of this month The
whole viii for absolute and positive sale embracing superb
Household Furniture very costly Paintings mos, Of which
copies from celebrated works OF Guido, Muro kubens
they faithful copies done In italy and France; orl
nails by modern artists, also splendid Bronzes In groups
figures &c. Of large Furniture made rothses
u suits carved rosewood, covered in
Glasses Jewel Boxes and vaes very exquisite os de Rose
Lsdye Secretary mounted In ormou
fianoforte beautiful instrument exquisite Fruans
ire table, real seyres Vases painted fruit and owers
Chandeliers sod rosewood Secretary and Bockcase
many articles Of Veru IN Laval and Dining Fur.
nture solid rosewood Bcdseads Dressing Bureaus Superb
Mattresses aud Bedding Wilton and tapestry Carpets
extension Table, with al complement Of Dining rnriture
bohemian ana engraved Glass silver Table Cusry, Uhins
&c Fun descriptive catalogues VIII De FOR ptr sbass
At the door sale VIII be positive, without regard we,,her
commencing al precisely , O'Clock N. this wili
he strictly without deposits win he OF all pnr
chasers Goods 70 tc removed immediately after sale for
which purpose reliable men VIII be u attendance,
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CUPERB BOOKS AT AUCTION-GEo. A. LEAvITr
- auctoueer.Trade salesrooms, Nos. N7 and 39 Broad
way Monday Dec IL and following days commencing each
at O'Clock r. NJ. Sale extraordinary Of English Booka
The magnificent assemblage Books offered
ton city being choice aud costly collection Of and
valuable Booki almost every department Of Literature both
and modern, comprising the best editions OF the beat
authors nearly MI OF which In the finest condition and 6
for the shelly Of gentleman the whole being consignment
from eminent London house. Catalogues ready and
be had Of the aue.obeers
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u BOUGHT FOR CASH.
BY G. Q. ALLEN.
AIS Broadway one door below Canal street.
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IL ARxoRY, LAFAYETTE HALL
New York, Dec. 10, 1889
The members and past members Of this company hereby
requested 20 meet Al the armory Sunday Dec H. at IL O'Clock
precisely In Light Guard company psuaoons bear
skin cap and black belts render funeral honors
late associate, Junius 7. sagg. ny order
JOHN r. GARLAND, Commandant.
w. G ToMPxINs Orderly.
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WASHINGTON, IN REVOLUTIONARY TIMES, ExER-
w cised the identical billiard Table at lf9 Fulton
street, which the Improved Cushions placed that cha
sge Pheans or true angles Those who wish 70 purchase
rabies io the holidays and e accurate angling are
Invited 70 nspec, large of snd second hand Ia
DIES wan slate marble patent wood beds Banking Table
old bragger 80
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DOsT OFFICE NoTICE-PosT OFFICE, NEW YORK,
Dec 10 1850 There ne,ng disputes as % the circulation
letters notice hereby given that Will receive ey
demo and the fact pnrsuent 70 the suons OF
The Post Department. prased statement Tor the
guidance parties desring participate in the competition
Fan be obtained at tee Secretary Ia this 1tfce.
ISAAC v. FOWLER Postmaster.
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WHO WOULD NOT 90 wHHRR FORTUNE rs, oo
w ye and zee Miss WELLINGTON, the ersst Fnsi,S
consulted personally or by ster on all aaa Of NE love-
courship lost stolen, lawsuits iourneva
treasures drunken unfahful husbands Reclaimed n"
W. select aaaorment Of pure Roman and ARABIA
Tssmans for love good luck and business ars In
and guaranteed for ns Residence No. - srt strest
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UCTIoN NOTICE SAND Ell OsGoOD. AUCrIoNEFR,
a No Pine street viii sell on Tuesday, Dec i3 at u
O'Clock at Governors Island, large quantity OF Can
non Balls 1uskets, Pistols cartridge aud bayonet
Belts &c. by order of w. A. THORNTON.
Brevet MAJOR 9. s. A., commanding n. Y. Arsenal
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A UCTIoN OF CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF
IA and valuable Books Of American and general Ho
ry Voyages and 1aves Biography standard Poets Dram
choice col ectop of general
cnong many valuable works Free Masonry
be sold Wednesday evening" Dec a. 1859 com
mepcing Mt Sc clock by BANGS, MERWIN CO., y. the
Trade Saleroonns, Is Park
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NEARsHs COUNTING ROOMS
M For practice and instruction In
BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
Circulars with terms application 3A8 Broadway Ap
pletOn'a Building.
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M ArhiMoNY--h YOUNG GENTLEMAN, MATSIM0.
W. mny inclned wishes 70 the Acquaintance of =
yous muy LOT n purpose; shall the possess
every accompaniment ct ai~bfe temper and kind dis.
poSuon ADDRESS Tor one week box ~ Broadway Post
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YOUNG LADIES DESTROYS OF A HOME WIT HOP
portunies 10 educate themselves through their own eY
erops for particulars, apply at pa Vest 18th ST.
81 Z, for two days.
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ANTHOLOGY.

nj B-MADAME WILLIS THE CrI ppp ArED AZ
W. 0sS c n e ars a. ever the city OF New
of life NJ Wlet street Hours from "a Manu- r hi
Gentlemen not admitted ~ 1"'s"iaA . - "'
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UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A NJ. q EDEy, AuCTIoNEER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PICTURES, DC.
EHtsA LUDLOW, JR.,
WIN SELL Monday Dec u at II O'clock at bis ssiesroosns
&C Cedar street opposite the Post office the balance Of the
unbrosen and rich variety buyers for the holidays
find chance for selection. Sold Ii lots to suit pur
chasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11

a ibInI WEBER, ipJ Las BnOADWA., NEAR
Cans stree, manufacu win seh the lssoe'ect
o. iIanoo tes wariaI tel Tor three tamense de
ducfon Tor casn. Second haua Pianos taken
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A LADY WHO HAS MUCH EXPERIENCE IN TIE ,Ca-
"A ing, desires q situation Wishing Governess Her
instruction COMP the Engrh branches wi
and French The first testimonials 70 ,ty given.
H.. care of G. v. g., box 2659 Post Office, N. Y.
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lust PUBIIsHED--ON SINGLE AND MARRIED LIFE
e) the institutes of Marriage by the late r. Culverwe
Eeq Price 70 cents free Of postage For sale by H. DEX
TE h co.. l3 Nassau street NJ Y, and al booksellers.
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business WRITING, s5-MR DoLBEAR oos BROAD
ID way engages TO stiffness trembling from
cramped hand and give rapid business style New
pupils may enter this day at only S. Regular terms SO
Private rooms, SIS.
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INSTRUCTION.


YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS BEEN IN AFFLUENT
a circumstances. and has received good education being
let entirely dependent anxious TO obtain
ing governess music teacher either
BrocAlyn. would be willing assist IN school,
Teacher Madison square Post Office stating where
view may be had. WA s17JrJ
A YOUNG RESPECTABLE GERMAN, WELL RECON-.
"A mended would Ike give Lessons his native Language
In the evenings after o'clock. Terms moderate
dress box i67 Herald office.
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THE BALL SEASON.

rDAIJ or THE SEASON THE TWENTY FOURTH
u Annual Ball Guardian Engine CO. No. 30 to be held
Al toe CITY Assembly Rooms Thursday Evening Dec IT,
doar had of tho members or at the door on
evening Of the ball. JOHN CAMfbhiha chairman.
A. A, SENiR Secretary.
JonN W. ToTTEN, Treasurer.S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11

f)RIvATE LESSONS IN SPANISH AWARDS WISH.
Ing to learn English or Americans wishing to learn Spa
nish, receive instruction oy Professor Ysdro
12s Ninth Inear broadway. Terms moderate
beet Of references given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
NORTHERN MARKETs.

Nrw yoEK, Sept Flour is hea"y and
unchanged. Wheat is heavy; New York red
81 Il, Kentucky mixed i go. Germ IS quiet;
mixed 81 cents. in store. Pork is quiet; meas
$l4 90al5, prime $40 So. Lard ana Whiskcy
arc steady. >,ocas arc higher; Virginia Us
$05ta96!.
EvEyryG.--Ca,ton is heavy and unchanged
BreadstuiS are steady and unchanged. Prime
Pork $l025. Lard buoyant. Sugar heavy; Mus.
covado 81 to &c. Turpcntinc active. Rosin dull;
holders ask ri advance Cattle Market
Bccves arc firm: sales Of 5000 head at an ave-
rage Of ~ to 9.25; extremes $3.50 TO loo
Shccp-oo, 900 sold at decline Of 25 to s.,
cts. per head, and dull. Swine firm; salea Of
1900.
BALTIMORE, Sept Flour has declined l9c /,
Howard street and Ohio 81. Wheat Is tirm;
sales Of 1900 bushels; white 81 4osl As, red
81 90. Corn is steady; white yellow .saSoc
Provisions are active; Bacon Sides :tts!o,
Mess Pork sl54. Whskcy 90 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
THE ISLAND OF San IuAx.

Gen. lIarncy has, in the name OF thS United
States, taken possession Of the small island Of
san Juan, lying between yancouyers Island
ard The main la!id II is also said that Cover
nor Douglass, Of British Columbia, claims that
San Juan belongs TO the British crown. The
matter. ii Is thought, would be compromised
FOR the present. b? join! occupancy Of the
island, until the views Of the two governments
can BE- asccrtaincd There are said 70 be four
[. :. vessels Of war stationed in the vicinity,
and three English mcn-of.wsr. We learn from
the New York Express hlat the island is not
Of mich vs!Uc. Cor some time past the "Ex.
pres" lcar:s, thc i>laHd has been occupied by
British subjects, {. sheep pasture, for which
il is said to be admirably adapted. 1t is some
seventy Thousand scrcs i'll extent, and covered,
. lor the mos; part, with line grass The dispu-
tel ownership has lis origin in the vague word
ins of the Oregon Treaty. which provides that
the dividing lin, separating tho territories Of
tic i"il. parallel to the middle Of the Calf Of
Georgia, thence southwark with the nsain
cho..aej 10 the Straits Of Fucs, and through
. the middle .! those Straits to the Ocean 1t
nov turns out, however, that there are tlrc
"main channels" the Rosario Straits and the
Canal dc Hare and though the former is the
one chiefly used b. vessels going 10 Fraser
EiseE the latter is the wider. Between them
lie a number Of Islands, the chief Of which is
san Juan The British claim that the Rosario
Strait is the ''nan channel referred to by the
treaty. AMI If this lie conceded it will give them
possession OF the intermediate islands But
t:ie American Commissioners contend thst, as
The Canal DC l!aro is the widest, so it is neces
ser.;y ,!c main channel, and by this render
ing or the treaty the islands in dispute become
American territory. This ii the case rs it
sfnu.l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
YALUARLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

N1E oGer Tor sale privately tract Of Land lying IA the
" county Of Rockingham, y. C.. about twenty-five
mics above Danyil!e Va, and three hcios Leslsve
g. containing Fifteen Hundred and SiIy-Nine acrc'. This
land extends ri:hn few hundred yards o' Dan River,
which Is nav'sablc 10 Daaye ant IL In Tie hear: OF =
celebrated section ui country called tcMeacows Of Rock.
ias.aa Il; lies scn'y rolling cf dark red color, and i
particularly adapted 10 the production u tse hhest tobacco
and wheat. About halt % The trac, j. IN Original for
81, heavily 'iHh,rri, with abundant supply % ;hc best
plant inld aad ever. par. Of /: Is veil wa'tEed.
TIc sOc-; j. co"I any in the country Metho d.,
Baptist, Episcopal aud r-,Iyerinn Churches are al con-
Ncueu. a',i IL ;!S iras,i:, crside laSe cot
;o factory there ns shop, and stores OF orerf dc.
scg.it.o:
II .tca both coal .'.d won fcnni N "a, i forms
par tho Leak VII" cV, y, 20 wht I'd: las lcsisls.
tlre "i North Carolina chartered railroad and wiIch
wi;acg, doubt vii. . Lr and I'M, open TIE mineral re-
sIrrc-s o: HAT country.
Trhu>.-An! reasonable time given TO The purc!a,cr-
the purchase money being satisfactorily secured ard the
interest promptly Paid. Persons v-ps 20 hear more vi
ti- lan! will :'ldre.- ether OF the uii.F-iSaed.
joins +. CLARK.
ralco,t y. y, Charlotte Co.. w.
VI. H. SIMS,
Jan. ai-ct: Glover Depot liaiAs Co., Va.
Mr.. CO. Terry, living the land, Nil shaw !: 10 any
,u.a ruiv iitnr :Cr roucr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
FOE SAI.!:, ON EXCHANGE FOR TEXAS

A VALUABLE and beautiful Far:n, situated go ndles
fr"a Eicliaond, cf the b:-, railroads, n \
ics7ahc nrishOorhood, aud near thriving Village,
yhere ..c churches, hotels. -'O:.s large depot.
t,oic,, :cl, ,raph chc". g. The i!acs contains tvO
acres. uE,,r cultivation ui ~tich r''y idrge pro-
or;ie Is jvl.oi land OF the be-. quality, aud all well
draaed. Tie balance is Ia og.na! .9c4 With small poT-
lion OF second srow;h pine.
THIS Land i, li:.iY adapted 10 al! 30 staples OF thc
coGniTy, a1l ai'undi j.. water !rpr' te lu!rst living
sri:s, in every par; II III. inro riacn;s are eIi:n.
sive mostly new lately repaired, and In good style
The location Is beautiful, perhaps nos surpassed by
many this par; OF the Sa", aad healthy as sLy place
Ia She world.
Thi- Farm offered FOR al. privately would ba
chanyod in par; for rri! T yas, suitably located.
For further pariicula address Enquirer Once he'
r,o,d Va July 9-c6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
THE YI2GINLA INDEX.

We perceive that Mcssrs. Char!rS Ellis and
J. Edwin Goodc have disposed Of their entire
interests in the "yirginia Index 10 Il. NJ. De
Witt, Esq, and tcnde. their best wishes for the
success Of the paper Nr. De Witt, therefore,
assumes The duties "i sole proprietor OF the
.lntcy." in addition TO those of its editor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
w1EAT FANS,

I IT - - \ Y y ' Y 7. 7 = y ~ ~ =
uf i.rtcs .iyprot.d i,:;.,'s. '"d |s'"'
., Ec,ry rH.i.iE
HAVE secured the sii: al aHi ciicap Fan Mil.
,c. can si;h safety Nags,n; a.d reconnnend - be-
=, -lal % any Ia for :c pe:.ert cleaning Il What
Ny NEW !LoW
a we'll tried An! t.,; ,-lir>t Other Flows,
5s .u .uc, universal sasfacti,u. that pr"!ose'. i"f'
a.i ore 20 any farmer who 1c'rc> IT, AMI t! nyse 10
.,e tsr and pas the .e;g: iJT Te:crrne H. II Il doeo
a gou NH trial prove batter than any hr hiss now ~ Use
.as my stock may bc irga OF ov make. ul sup
iiy 81 The following:
yns.,on P.oS, Q: eye;% S.1e. both rsh drh ie hand
t1G B.ac. Piovs. of ever! >zr.
Wiley Pows, OF every s:e; and ac cas'ir:' ~ e'''s
E1S IN use.
rxo and Three hor>r Caliivators, the best articles :or
=.n. il. wheat: AID vvcJy other article IN Use Tor u
-. fhc soil.
AIa-k Is au examination &c riv .'ock AT No .! Main
,:--; doors abo;cst Cha-!y, lIo;c!. EieamoEd. Va
,ug, j.. ". STAEKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09

COPPER HONk SPRINGS FOX SALE.
F1NilS desirable Watering place Ena summer retreat, i
l. offered 70. sac. S.a:tcd - Il Is, Wi:h'n Two
miles o. ~. Nor:o.> and Petersburg EAcsd II can with
little additional expense, be made one o Ne most desira
ole Suer ;eireats IN Eastern Virginia ~ TO Medicinal
qualities aud virtue OF the Il la. no superior Ia Eas
Virginia For the truth of this statement, VIII refer
othe OF Edwin Scott Mr. r. Scott. DR. VIM larrlscn
JOHN +. Mason o: Sussex Z. H., H.urT tTIsons "'.a'r
Andrews and way-rcy station. There sre 90 acres OF
land by old survey; o. ~ With i!le labor, wi
bring iac crop the coming About one hall Of th!s
land l. in original growth Of fine Pine Tn:brr Any one
Who laay wish buy &c: bargain Come and zee Tor
yourself as am determined sell h: soEie price, Ny
Jam. S-ctf J. Z. wlLHoIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
NOTICE.
az, ALL INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CONF, - II
- 'W;ifjCll HE STATE Il NOT INTERESTED.

= WITCH HE STATE Il NOT lNTEEE>lsp.
An o,..urtedhy the Roar! of Public Works to cali NE
.-,,a %: ali internal improvements, in "iith the
~: g.. sled, 70 il.c following provisions O. ;.c
-. N:-s .. hap. IL, ,ec. -:
-. pr b.. an! Directors of every company IHtor.
-,,., usse work q; iate'nal Improvement, t" thc
.-,> which there Is no subscription by Tue n'a-l ~
[ IA ,r shall make the following reports 70 i!c i'oitd.
1, " end year RON ihe cc"'rsiicn =" ,''Gs,
, ~; II showing the condition o the "n!A, lie whole
, nj .tui,ri -yp.pcd i i's rors;,gc;iuG. With IN
-! gst Of esp n.!i;ure ga" an'u {. i''.e Fr'ri..u @
~ ..A ur.ct G'n@ year, ihs grnnsi yNrtns'' u" ih-
,,,., al.t IL a-:i profits OF rss :; ~s'ch report
rt.s,,nrA,,leth h Hs,"r may O. 'a' ~"r! ani IL ne
...-. v..t Hereafter. inst7' rtr'r., S''"'ms .h-
>,,, III york .arn;t and kinds .! expenditures
gni - net, profits Tor Suchyen' Where par,
,i,r f,rs .hl bcsa prescribed ~ '.'e b'a'o %.
,, " ry. ii, r.ac k7oE - 'he company IN" report
IN ~. in ,hi fora ~ Of aNu-s to make NJ! soci,
ft''.. ~, W. ~. ,Ss, cause 4 .sosr such failure
.b.-.lca; ;,, !.as,c, Msrea !: 800 the REPORTS
,-.. :. - Ia ,:e o-s>Siou .. ia" Board "i fhric
y.-e. ry ,le -. day ~ oc;uy - II eaci year
Tb fFI. pre- cged hy ti" Board c;n he ts'i upon A.
,;.,.,,. !. > s. .Hi ... 10. cN o' tchn'nii
.@''''N THOMAS II. DEWITT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
MOUNT COMFORT FOR SALE.

yIlHE subscriber offers for sale privately the Farm on
which he at present resides, called Noun. Comfort,
containing ASS acres more less situated In the uppdr end
o. Hcnrieo county, 10 miles west Of Richmond on Deep
Run between the hree Chopped and Quocron rosda and
about two miles below Short Pump. The Improvements
cons.s; ci a.ge aud conrenlenty-conslTucied frame
iwr,n. horse containing IL and ample passages
sbou. half hi, s;o-s high with good brick base
In-nt and quarters, tab;cs carriage and house
lricl ,u,k-hoa,c lc This Yarn Is welwatercd, Deep
Run being the boundary entire side for about mile
entirely through the centre Of IT, upon boi
OF which tcr. good mill stcs well OF excel
lcnt water m the ys,d and springs @. tie purcst
Dispersed the Farm The subscriber deems
any further description unnecessary, but respectfully IT.
yit., all DISPOSED purchase 10 aud view II for ihei
,.ly. Any communication upon the eubjcc directed +"
III. crib.r a, Elk. Shetea will be promptly attended TO-
So, tcsw wH e. uARRiS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
c,,,uLaNEronACCO LAND, FOR SALE

ive my undivided attention to my profession
i lk..eiy of,r SHERWOOD FOR sale. situated In Caro-
line county, within Ee. Of PoleCat Depot, on she
gichnoni Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad; con-
tany by survey 23i The soil Is very good
and u;.Ler a state OF fine Improvement, and Is ".n
adapted 10 the growth OF Wheat, Corn and Tobacco
The Farm Is situated IN the heart Of the Tobscco-SroN
ing section OF Caroline and i! Lot large enough can ."
added 20.
The neshbrrhooj Is remarkable Tor s rclneincr sni
sociablliiy.
Persons wishing 70 purchase viii viii, ,he iarli. o.. for
particulars address wM. I. CHANDLER,
upo1a "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
The Richmond Enquirer,
,.r,,s,,yp DAILY. SfMl-wtEKLY AND wYLKLf
nv prTcyIE. DuNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE.
I I, I'M =:

S-p,uN PsrLR seven dollars per aIuuri, and al the
.cb doll,rs il taken fcr shorter period than one
,..- ror tNe sEswkSsty collars per ahnan,. sn. w.,
Wx,y l. per auuul. sN ccrie' "r 81" I" be ia'i IA
,,nI IN advance When letters c"n;aninG money are
,. hy us, they mus; lie r'a's'e' or th's WI" '' az '
,5.s G.; ',c writers. .,, ,,u-,.i
"c..,lHUSr E>Qrass An'ES ~" sfrt Is luoi,"e"
-, - .ata: : tie men'f'y .t-'ni'lt"n - t~e".! 'r".
...,s A,lycrit-c,n ,us -. ~ ~ - coats per mn
=, dnes this cicr r.' - t''l''"' nrs ma'i u.
- - liable ;:,,,. rrt.- =. .rsi the risk cf
~ obituaries and r!ina,, ' GcS""'', eNcsed!hS
,r,. are charged !or - aGr"r'i>cmSni'.
s.r, rom u distance mast be acc"a!rani'" "'' e "''
,y or satisfactory references. 10 Insure '\"te'.oh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
vALTARLE FAiiM ron SALE.

OFFEE Tor sale at va!is''!. arm Called DANIEs IN
Charles City, lying Moses Greek, about two iaes
frou the Chrshomny and four miles from James river,
containing survey five hundred and twenty thEee
.ct.s acres .; -ch cleared, acl has been lined
The soil well adapted The Srow: Ot wheat. corn, oats
and tobacco TIE improvements consist u dwelling
wish six .ooni. and the necessary out houses.
great arst.c h. bought Ia this farm by early ap'
cs,oE The subscriber Mcssr, t"ddin ApreT,oh,
AGcts. T.. H. W. aPftksoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
DIED.

Did the residence Of her husband ~, james BaIon
In Chesterfield county on the "a Gay Of sspssm1 "A 70
dAyL
Drxp At Little 7al Stafford county the residence q p
Hn,h Ho.on, on the 22d August Mrs. sALLlf LIGHT.
Yo0T wife Of Philip ugh.oss, ss PERI ReJs, n w IVA
year Of heE $50