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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-26


NV YORK, April 25.-The Steamship CITY
of Washington, from Liverpool, with dates to
the 18th inst, arrived here TODAY. The
steamers Asia and Borussa had arrived out.
The Prince Albert had put back to Galway.
leaking.
Inc war rumOrS on the continent had been
very alarming, but at the latest dates had he.
come more pacific.
France and Austria continue their arma-
mcntS.
The Moniteur publishes another official ar
ticlc to conciliate tine German powers. France
rcpudiatcs the idea of interfering with their in.
dependence.
Various warlikc rumors continue 10 circu.
late from Paris.
The BourSe was buoyant on the 10Th inst.
and threcs closed at Gs.
Sardinia has sent the Marquis DAzcclio on
a special mission to London.
Vienna adviccs have been very warlike. but
slightly moderated at the close.
The Austrian troops in Lombardy continue
to advance and threaten the Piedmont ~fontiers.
The English Ministers have been pressed
in Parliament to give n statement on Euro.
pean affairs, and promised to do so on the 9Th.
Parliament will probably be dissolved in about
a week: Elcctioncering is actively progress
Ing. The House of Commons had rejected a
resolution in favor of a ballot by 3 majority.
War was generally considered inevitable, and
much depression prevailed until the l1th, when
re-asSurlng rumorS were current, and announce
ments were made that concessions by Austria,
in the preliminary conditions, gave renewed
hopes for a meeting of Congress, and caused
considerable recovery in funds in London and
on the Continent. Austria proposed, and it is
said the other powers consented, to q simulta-
neous diSarming before Congress meets.
VERY observation-disclosures
April l3.-The Continental advices continue
pacific. The China mail reports that teas are
higher.
LIVERPOOL, April 13.-The lower rates of
cotton closed at l-lGda1d lower. The sales ofthe
last three days amount to 81 900 bales, of which
spectators took / 900 and exporters 5000 bales;
Orleans Middling I'D, Cplands Middling I'd.
BrcadStutis generally have an advancing ten
dency; Flour is firm; wheat is buoyant; corn is
steady, and quotations are unchanged. Beef
has Il speculative feeling, and holders demand
an advance Of 2la5is. Pork is quiet; holders
demand an advance. Bacon is quiet. Lard is
dull. Sugar, Rice and Coffee are quiet. Rosin
is dull. Turpentinc is firm a; A..
LosDoS, April lS.--Wheat is buoyant at
Id to Gdhighcr. Sugar is quiet. Coffee is dull.
Rice is firm at Cd advance. Money is un-
changed and in good demand. Consols a5t.-
American securities are steady and quiet.
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Flour is active and
frmer; Howard street and Ohio S. II. White
Wheat 81 70al -, rcd 81 45a1 80. Corn IS
quiet; white 16a7Sc., yellow s0aSlc. Provisions
are dull. Whiskey is firm.
New YORK, April 25.-Flour is heavy; South
ern is unchanged. Wheat is dull; Western red
81 40al ~. Corn is dropping; mixed Sl4c.,
yellow s3as6. Stocks are dull: Virginia Gs 9s!.
p. Motion is quiet. The sales today
amount to 900 bales. The steamers news
came too late to affect the market. Uplands
nominal, at leg. Mixed corn s1as3, white and
yellow s3as6c. Pork is lower. %Turpentinc is
steady at SO. Rosin firm at 20. Rice is steady.
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

TOT 70 8'tN tnatn0 IprlI2G, lSH.
so'2'Eo sr {, ". PrRcsLL & Co., STocE BOXES.
';t1as 2. cen,. - y-arsto run. no sales at the Treasury
% DO shorter dates, sales f9sx.
saa.at City Bonds, sales 4914 and interest.
,;sa!. Bank stock, par $40 sales 81.
tr-,;' Bank Stock, sales tiCI.
iaAase Baas Stock, sales flCi.
ma 'i!e and Marin. Insurance Stock, sales &o1L,
,.Eaaat' Insurance Stock, las; sales $50.
- ~ FIRE Association Stock, par go, ssles SS7S.
.+A tea;fai Railroad Stock, AIN.
-! aat Pe'e',eurg Railroad stock, last sales ass.
ta=2ai Az DauT!ue Railroad Stock, sales AS.
MS ITe' aad kaaasha stock, las: sales $6.
-1-'ad aai DlnT!lle Railroad guaranteed bonds,
ne, tG ADD ia:ef.,,.
49,, River sal Ksn.wha guaranteed bonds mar vain
10 'al..ts. and Interest.
ga aad tennessee railroad Bonds. End mortgage, $s2S
:" W, sd mortgage. las: sales ESQ aud Interest.
,taat-a;'a Railroad Bond. $s2x. Cat.
- AL Alexandra Railroad Bonds SIS, Eat.
yT. -. ISi Arxi;'ifa y per cen, Bonds $50, HAT.
''"ti Cay 81 aud Interest.
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DEATH OF JoHH B. GILMER.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Jno. B. Gilmcr, Esq.
son Of the late Secretary and Ex-Governor of
Virginia, who was killed on BOARD the Steamer
Princeton several years ago, committed suicide
early this morning, at the Railroad Depot, by
throwing himself under the moving locomotive.
He resided at Charlottesville, and was editor of
the Exponent" He was about 80 years old.
Mr.. Roger a. Pryor took charge of the body.
which will be sent home in the evening train.
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BN JAMES, VI. TAILOR 4 son. AICrS
TIKI STEE.S SALE OF PIP.

- ~ T. NM NtNI IpI> ADJOINING
oN CIT ECli liftr AT TIE CoENi: Og GRACE
MD :>W >rI:ffT>.
~ virtue y q decd oi trust from Prfiir X. White. and
- Hannah y III wife, g. thc subscriber, for H.. b,ut.
~ OF John fuicr>.l dated The eth d.y u February
-, recorded IA the tl.IA> Office ~ Irnricp Comm,
!"uii, aird pt.n: required Is IL. beneficiary therein
! nan ir"r.rti To- -e!, upon the premises, on TUESDAY,
I'M stlNTEENIi DAY OF NAY, l>iy. il fair. II mot
We irNt lar day thereafter, conmtuC.u. Al a. o'cloe,
J.. VI, The real '''lic conveyed IN sI.d deed. consisting d,
ti, valuable GEiCh RESIDENCE on Church I'LL. a, n.
corner oi TRACE and 2'th streets. and uoy in The occupancy
% VIZ I'liNl' Is. Willie. II contains 10 runrls, aal j. finished
entirely through, from thu basement 20 %, attic. auL sun
i,l''. Nlii "a. Attached 10 the house !. = large Brick
hItriirn VIII. iouf rooms. stable. Clrril.,-iiou,,. and other
out hou'r- The 10, Fronts oI trace .;!eet ~ feet. and
runs back lGj feet. w.
NJ; Two handsome vacant lot, adjoining, fronting.
zach. ~ feet Ind running htck lG1 Gcr.
Aucr The ale ~ ~" real estate. viii H.. sold Tie entire
Hot >tllpLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. consisting:
\ superior ''r"FiErn'. = description oi which Will o. ,!,,n
hereafter Mo-. I COW ash hciflr.
Ii&"'-lnr the lI"usr Jul lot. one frh cash. ,h- ia.
lance a. -, = aud - month. Tor u~eg,i!aLlc no;r>. with
interest added. ami secured hy 4 Tru,, Deed. ror The ~.
cant lots. "nc-ilrirf cab. tlr balance a. d :. and - months.
Tor negotiable iui'- with Interest added, aud secured "A,
ahc''. IaAes ais! Insurance. Tor !ssy 20 be paid by The
PURCHASE.
Ia a NOR perfect description Of ne above property,
r'IrT"ic"i : made g. The advertisement 81 Nr =. h. Wh!;.
nine Wing and "fnpg.ref.' \ plat Of ,hc property can
Re ."eii ~ TIE Office 81 The tuciioncrr,.
JAHks \. >EpDON, Trustee.
g. VI T1Atnr 4 NnN -. 49,,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

DETROIT, April 25.-The machine shop. four
locomotives and 8. 900 cords of wood. at Wind
sor, the property Of the Great Western Rail.
way, were burnt yesterday. The loss is so, 900.
Thirteen houses and a large furniture factory
were burnt in this city this evening. The loss
is $50. 900. Both fires were the work Of in.
cendiaries.
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TRIAL OF DANIEL E. s1CK1Es.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Mr. Brady made a
long speech, ostensibly in relation to the
prayer for instruction. hut in reality to the
jury, on the merits of the evidence adduccd
on the trial. His remarks abounded in elo-
quence and thrilling descriptions of the state of
Mr.. Sickles' mental condition Just previous to
the killing of Key. Mr.. Guild commenced 4
reply, but suspended it, for m adjournment of
the court.
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nTSUSESS DAT

TNHE larges, stock OF fine Fancy Cloth and Cashmere
i Business Coats, embracing the variety In goods and
styles necessary I, NEE, the wants Of the trade, may now
be found at l'2 Main street.
Those in search Of Fresh Goods, are invited 10 examine
the novelties VI the season, opening from day TO day. at
lnriI I'd KEEN. BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
JRTy rtTOU-StSn TICK EsrSt

HALVTS, Q AITfIlS, MD EIGIITTS II FiOIOITI0N.
TO re DRAWN
Each saturday I'm April, 1859.
Class Is, To he Drawn April 2nd.
Glass II. TO be Drawn April 9TH.
Class II. to he Drawn April 10Th.
Class III, 10 be Drawn April 23rd.
Class II. TO he Drawn April Both.
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MECHANICS, HALL!
Now Open and Exhibiting II
SAkOERSON'S
G. 4 vito PEpR rs NTATIONi

MECHANICs, MALL;
Nov" Open sn% EEhiSlsf.gs Nightly
GIGANTIC REPRESENTATIONS
,RYas1A,'NTn@y MA q -
A nrI EXiiirIIhS N haLr. .Mt H. a MND piiLAo
the entire population.
This Is q Colossal Dioramic Panorama, illustrating all the
most Important events Of the late Russian War, from its
commencement, to iis close. The representations embrace
grand MILITARY and NAVAL REviEw>. BATTLES. SlrGk-,
IDABAKphESrs. BrENiN6 CiiiES, TERRIFIC STORMS On LAND
ASp SKA, &C, &c.
The thrilling eGtc, Of all these scenes beng greatly helrh.
thcned by the union Of CHEMISTRY and the most FL ,nnW,Tg
MAcnISrar. producing effects never before attempted In
Panoramic exhibitions.
The illustrations ARE presented on
iN.0JO SQUARE FEET OF ANvAs
Commencing with Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, Reviewing
her troops n, Chobham, and
THE BRITISH FLEET AT SPITlIEAD.
TIE BoMBAEDMENT OF ODESSA.
slLIsrnIA' so GALL4NTIy brrESDED % y Till;
ENUMERATION OF TliE FRENCH Troops FROM
cnoxsrADr. noMns sRI;Ais, OF noy,psryp.
CAMP OF TIE ALLIED ARMY AT vARNA.
GREAT FIRE At rARNA,
BATTLE OF
GRAND CHARGE OF THE BRITISH GUARDS Up TIE
HEIGHTS OF ALMA!
.BALAcLArA-CAPE CliERSOSESE.
Exterior and interior Of the harbor Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF WAR,
&c, Sc
BATTLE OF BALACLAvA.
DREADFUL TORNADO on a AND SEA.
BATTLE or INKERMANN!
GRAND CHANGING SCENE,
Terminating with the
COMMANDMENT AND DESTRUCTION OF SEvASTOPOL.
81 Admission % cents. Reserved seats - cents.
SDT No half price for children excep, OH Saturday If.
ternoon.
- Admission for cOlored persons TO gallery, - cents.
.NoricE-Parties can reserve seats (or Is cents by mp.
plying AT the Hall from In O'Clock, A. ". hll l.. o'clock, Nj.
and from . ill 1 o'clock. 7. VI.
~ Doors open a, H-tO commence a, ; o'clock:
80 A Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY a; .
O'Clock. April 2l-ti
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GRAND SCHEME

~" Prizes amounting 4. Observation-Disclosures. tIi,Jo
Tickets-whoies -. Halves +? ~. Quarters ~ ~.
All Fries paid immediately after the drawing. On the
Isl Of each month a alb scheme wish 4 capital Of SGN.UvI
will he drawn, and on the 18th Of zach month u f. scheme
with II capital Of fs,O0b will be drawn. Persons sending
money hy mail need not fear it. ben: lost. Orders pune
irany attended 30. Communications strictly confidential.
Notes oi sound Banks taken nj par. Those wishing parti.
cular number, should order Immediately. Registered Let
ter, al our risk. Certified copies Of the drawing mailed 10
all purchasers Of Tickets Immediately after the drawing.
REFERENCE:
Hon. OVID SPARES, Mayor Of Macon. L,EOClIE &
BELL. Savannah, ia. 7. X. BLOOM, Cotton Factor, Ma
con, Tia. FARLEY, JURY / CO., New Orleans.
For Tickets, address
w.. {. DAWSON 4 co, Managers.
SAvAsSSH on MACuS, Ca,
Or BOX y, Number II. New Orleans, La.
- Prizes c1Shr'! either in Macon or Savannah. Ga, or
atNo. -: -. Charles, between iirayier and Commercial
Place, New Orleans. la. March -
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hi G"DDi> y ArpER>0N, ArCr,>.
VALUABLE IMPROVED mr., -

~ IN 'ill "t RICHMOND, oN III All. i\nT,r.
SIEttT>. FOR SALE AT CTloN.
\HlLLhe odd IL suction. on WEDNESDAY, rur .-r,
w DAY OF hPElL. i>j?. Oh the promise. r1rr..,'. =
Al i O'Clock. VI, Tie valuable improved gr.! E.,,,. TI,"Is
''' - above, consisting u 'h, four tenrlu-u,. on PA :,
occupied respectively bV N-,,-. tl,ii 4 prrvry "
j Dphaan. u W. kuoNI--. " lillian Wallace SON, and ths
'"ii,ihrh' IL ihr corner OF C,:y and Nir.ilia street. o.-p.
pie: ~ Me,>r-. liuui X Iro;hrr.
iM' '''NG real estate J. located ia he mo-, bu,.ne., par.
ol RICHMOND. and within a >hof' distance u: IL, Dock Rain
pAH',Ie Depot AMI shoc.or " ~tsrhou-,. and. whether re-.
49,, "S "t' y" i"' 'uh'iaSiia. character ~ tie irn-mra'..
r''n h'N'"s GRANT," ir'u'-, and t.n.- that from, on P.,rj
,!r''', run hatk about ~" feet tu virginia ..rr.r : ~
nv rom on Nv" siF"rt-,' Or their - iyau'u:rnu. ,o,,tIar
u !, hc"cNt.i mat no real r';a'v IN 'h, city o..r. hitter in
!N'tin'i''> 'of = NOR J~Gliciogs and protitil. Iny,,,,r.,,
= " ''H'- "f tt aggregate sum "f $6.:aA, p-r auuu,
lie properly j. - well tsogn and fayarsl!y Ii,okru"g ,b,,
" I''''tr description D., deemed unnecessary. \ rL,, II IN,
lroi'rFN vii hc exhibited ~ ihr hour ~ ..lr.
l,sH>-''n" nith cash. balance At d. T.. i and u ,,,,,,.
lr i"s"'IhI" .u'".. Interest a.ii-i, secured hv a Trust d..l'
Tie ti\r> and iH-urfu'r tor l>il 20 br paid hy m. u.r
A...- .---.-- L-.LL.. !. -
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L. E. 4 NJ SING X,

y o. Or II; ~ ri SIN j.; JET.
NEW iOlk.
Sole Agent I'm the United States and Camu-
da for the following Houses,
OFFERS FOX SALE:
lIElDSlCK { Co. CiIAMPAGNE-Sillcry Iloussx,
Also. Grand vim de Cabinet. SANE brand ia cases.
CL.ARETS-In wood and glI,s, of Cruise g. Fills
Frcrcs, Chateau .nargauX. MOutOn, I.:i.
rose, Laflttc, Equcn,S DC.
PORT wINES'tNb PURE JuICE-Of Royal igri-
cultural Wine Co. OpOrtO. e-tabli,hcdby Tie Inr-
tnet"'c G",-rnncn; for the Preservation of Il pure an:
genuine Porte Wine. Also. he favori;- ROriZ aml
Chamisse brands, comprising a full assortment, o. old
and new yinragr~.
sliEiRlES-Of Widow dc ". Harmony s. Go.
Pale. Golden and Brown, high and low grade. embracing
all the well known standard qualities, such a., .tInOnIil-
lado, OiorosO, TOnHZ. sc.
COGNAC BRASDY-Of ThOs. Niue l. Co., pal-
and lark. old and new vintage.
GIN-0' J.. II. Henkcs, " Ne Plus UIirn"
brand.
y. 1.-The whole under Crsioin.li"u-e lock.
Tia" HElDSlCk ( ca. CHAMPAGNE IL sold by th- FOL
lowing houses in Richmond: SEI.DES 4 MILLER, DID.
LEY & Co., Wake 4 co, GEO. |. HERRING, ". u.
lii.All:, JOHN CREME, auI AT BALl.hIDiS EXCHANGE
HOTEL, March ~-,liuu
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HEAD QUARTERS nth REGIMENT
III or VIRGINIA, HANOVER, APRIL 10TH, 1859.

RxGNESrAL ORDERS, No..
ls,. In obedience TO brigade Orders No. j. }" The training
OF the officers Of this Regiment will commence a. Hanover
Court House on WEDNESDAY, the +th day OF May, 1852
a, II o'clock. A. NJ, and continue three days, "Wednesday.
Thursday and eriday) The Regimental muster will be at
the same place and hour on the Saturday following.
End. Captains Of companies viii haze their returns ready
for the Adju,ant, according to law.
Srj. Soldiers Of the Regiment who train with the officers
the whole of the End or Srd days training, win be exempt
from military duty a, the general muster.
4ih. The arms, accoutrements, and equipments belonging
To the stats in possession Of members ofthe Light Guard,
the disbanded company Of infantry formerly attached To-
the Is, battalion, must be delivered to the commandant o..
the Regiment, a; his residence, on or before the I'd day Of
June next.
iih. The Colonies stan will report 10 him a. Hanover
Court House, By II o'clock, 4. NJ, on the 9Th and again on
the 1th Of May next. BY half past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, mount
ed. and In full uniform, with swords, holster, pistols anu
horse ;rappings. according 20 Law.
by order Of Col. G. ". Richardson.
Apri, 2c-lt clIbM0I,lIS, Adjutani.
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RESIDENCES OF Ds. U. \. STRtCKEl. y DANIEL.
Won GRONINii.
Nv I'LL be- sold AZ auction, "n TUESDAY, TENTH OF
w WAY. l>I', at > clock. l. VI, on the premises. the
beautiful Residence. located "a, above. II h.. been bull;
"i'h.H tie last !r" years, by III. Owner, Mr.. \. l.sbrocA,
ant Il va. I'll" Judy ~ IA. designer 10 combine the h-auii.
fGl "tth uti.ity-oC which the .and,oiE- porc!ur, and the
NUMEROUS closets circ dhundan; proof. Tie building j.
warmed by one Of thil--r- bet hot air furnaces. AllniGiu:
IN: main building !, 4 large brich kitchen. TWO stari.- high,
vita = cellar about ci.h, feet pitch. The kitchen i. supplied
With "n" u Motifs patent Cooking Range. There i a vel!
OF hnr water cn the premises.
In. Vie" enjoyed from any part Of the PREMISE. which
contains ahnU, al acre ui ground. beautifully laid on, Ia
walk. with ornamental trees. fruit trees. ~~hrubbrrv. .ow,r.,
aud Il kitchen garden, is one NJ the mos, extended. ant not
-urpa-scib! any IN the ncichhorl"od -: Richmond.
Terms made known AZ sale.
The PREMISE can he inspected al anr lime. and all iufof.
nation had By applying To- Albeit l.ybrock. At Wm. S,',icr
4 Cos, No. ~ Main street. % to
GOBLIN { NPprrSoN.
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coMMIssIoNERs, SALE on MOST vALuAnLE

la N rs RIVER I:STLAII;!
An adjoining Trae; ofS:. acres, together with a large
Number OF Slaves and Personal Propcr,r thereon.
TI'liE undersigned. as Commissioners appointed by a lie.
l. cree oil the trcui; Court OF tie city Of Richmond. in a
suit therein known a. Anderson. eN'ors v. M!cl..ux and
all. vii proceed TO ell. on the rreHi,cs, on TUESDAY.
NM THIRD i"'?' II lair. u not. the next fair day, aad
from day 10 day iHl% completed. commencing -, ~ o'clock.
the valuable estate located "a, above. known a,"lIa.lr,'
Crr.k. containing -. acre, On which the late Richard
Anderson resided u; the time Of hi, death.
T. lies In the County Of powha;an. on jaime, River. Al,
Mall.i> Adventure, abou; thirty mile, above the ci,y Of
Richmond. There are on The tract Il! acres Of river low
grounds, ~ acrr- q! creek and Lr-lch Hats, and abou, TOO
acre. Of high land In "A high degree Of improvement. proII.
chg fine crop. OF wheat. tobacco. corn and clover Tia.
balance Of hi, tract. laboat 6lJ acres, 4, covered viii, nine
and oak timber aud wool. There are on hi, plantation
every luillin; and Improvement important 20 the opera.
ton, OF such an estate. The location j. healthy, AMI the
heirlIb"TlOOi a. good aS any IL the state.
Aij0iHiu: the shove IL another Tract Of 81; acre. with
improvements. consi,tinco of DIV, uings. &c. 4 l,rg. norton
% this tract j. under cultivation, balance said TO b. we'll
,imfrrci anL wooded.
AFTER The sale Of 'hc Land. will he sold the slave. on IA.
estate embracing about ~ in number, and all the Horses.
Mules. 'a'il-, Hpc-, stock %: all sorts, Crops, Farming In.
plcinrni>. contents II Bllck-ni:h's shop, Ctrt>, Carriage.
and Harness, contents oi Smohrll"u,r, Furniture 81 all
hii'i-, anu 'l Other personal property Whatsoever. belong
in- - The said estate in t!c ,aid county Q! r~oshatau. and
rl-" he growing Crops of said real estate. unlc-, .ohi rim
the stnic 20 the purchaser or purchasers Thereof
T!kH> "f s'LE.-t"r the real estate on..:olrh ca.i. bal.
a'ier ~ one. two and tire" years from tie day Of >a.-. H.
equal in-'aIm'nt-, with interest from the dsy oi sale, for
which h"nd- are IL he given for the IL deferred PAYMENT. and
Tie title retained until all the purchase money I, r,id and
a "onv.yarr ordered hy the Court.
The SLAVES will be ,oli either for cash, or upon -uci cred.
it, a, tie Commissioners shall deem advisable, taking nrco.
table notes tor the purchase money. with approved rntor-
scr-, and III" Interest added. All the other personal bro.
perry will he -oii for cash, a. To all suns Of s., AMI under.
and for all ,irn, over tjo on Il cr't!i; %; six months. for nc.
soiia''lr note. Interest added, and approved rfllorsrr,.
jobs q. WILLIAMS. .
ANDREW JOHNSTON, '""'"rs =
TIL ah"vr al" vii! certainly take place on the aI .,y II
May. 80, Il: fair. u not, on the n"Nt fair day.
- Sale conducted by GvDplS 4 APPtR>nS.
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GENUINE HEIDSICK a. GO.
G. n A M p A C NJ E

(~tARD.-tpon the dissolution Of the old firm Of Held.
Sun Cp. III 1871, 'hr senior partner continued the
business upon the same premises. by eypre.. stipulation Re-.
iainin: exclusive possession Uf the vineyards, vaults. &c.
which belonged TO tn. founders -! "ur firm In 49,: and
upon Ills retiring from business. our present firm became
III Ike manner the immediate Successors and sole prnt,tir.
tor, Of this old and well known brand. Ia order To dis.
tinsri-h ;lc sane from limitations, and MARKS similar TO our
own, which have appeared, anl may hereafter APPEAR In
this market, the name Of our firm, In full. viii lee found OIL
the labels, cap. and cork. Mr.. l.. T.. AMSlNCK will here
after he the sole importer .! his wine.
EEIM-. january i>J,. lIIIDSICK 4 "a
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
COUNTY CT CIoUCESTER.

. CT GLOUCESTER.
y pursuance Of a Decree of the Circuit Cour; Of Glou.
l. cc-irr County, la the case Of Page against Page and
COM DAY OF MAY. l-i9. at Gloucester Courthouse,
Orcr for sale. hy Public Auction, that Valuable Tract 81
Land called shelly" lying In gloucester County, inine-
diat-ly on York river.
Til, estate contains, according 10 a recent survey, $40
acres, and embraces tie whole II tie original tract Of land.
except I!1 acres. inclniIag all the buildings, which have
been assigned t. two 81 the parties by "a recent partition.
made under the aid decree, aEi !, one Of the most beau.
timl .it,> ,or a residence In Eastern Virginia. 4 large pro.
portion of the land l. arabic AMI susceptible Of a very ligh
degree of Improvement.
Persons desiring 10 p~nrchas. such an estate, are Invited
10 examine the premises. aud TO communicate with either Of
IT,, who will take pleasure n riyias any Information which
may be required.
Tie terms Of she sale. which ar. very liberal, will he an.
nounccl AZ the time Of Offering tn. property, or will be
made known TO any one Who will correspond With either Of
e. Oh IN. subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-26
IL ORDERING TICKETS or CcE%RTIrrCIr:S.

Enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered,
on receipt (which they will he forwarded by the first mail
Purchasers can have tickets rndiI; In any figure they may
designate.
Tie let Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sen. TO pnr.
chaser immediately after the drawing.
- Purchaser will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post.ofice. county, aud state.
70 Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable in
full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediately after
the drawin--otLer prize. q; the usual time ofthiriy days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Adlrcs. Orders for Tickets ofCcrtihcates 10
MCKINNEY Il Co, savannah, Ga.
Office Masonic Hall Block, Bull street. savannah.
~ list Of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel,
with the amount Of the prize tina. each one i entitled to, will
be published after drawing, in the Savannah Daily News.
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