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Noure-ideu. Land fer sale for the pay

Souresideut Land for sale Tor the pay
mem of raxr-s
N 1TICE is hereby given to NJ PERH M, nonresi-
~ dent prop Land stu tted the rown of RoeS
in sha iear e Villa re Canbr dSspot, sad occuped by
Jackson Stephens that pant all OF said Land ~lh oe
for p Il Taxes and cost If not previously
paid on lnsly 22l day OF next It 10 oc OCH,
VI at the iemut t4rkey In tne Village OF Gam
bridgeport. In sail Town Of Rockingham
JAMES l.. Locke, LIST Const. and Collector.
Rockingham. May %, 1853 2l-s3
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NJ pTIE is hereby given TO JOHN TOWN, nouresiden
proprietor Of Land sitatel in the Town Of Rocking
ham Ia, ing being 10 the Village Of Saxtons River IL
Mi row that a part or ali said Land viii be sold 4,
M, pa nent II lakes aud cost If previous paid,
TuesI, tile 2Ist DAY of next, Rt ~ O'Clock A.
the nn II X. Wider, in the Village Of saAtons RIVER II
s,il Town Of Rock r.gh
JAMES, !, LOCKE, lst Const- and Collector.
Rockingham, May 23i ls59- 2-zS
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

FEMALE SoLpIER-At the Imperial Court of
Paris, the ed Of January the case of one Herre
wegan, formerly corporal in the Belgian army, was
called on. present, cried tall, masculine woman
rising. "What are you ?" asked the president. "An
old soldier n said she. "An old soldier! You mean,
of course, a cantiniere?" mo, sir; 1 was first a
private soldier; afterwards corporal in the 18th
Regiment of Belgium, and have gained the decora
ton of the Iron Cross for distinguished services"
Her advocate explained that, in 1880, being married
to Belgian sergeant, whose regiment was in the
citadel OF Antwerp she in order to enter the citadel
into which strangers were not admitted, disguised
| herself as man, and enlisted for two years. She
served so we'll that she was made q corporal Some
time after the revolution her regiment having gone
over to the popular side, sent to attack house
at Berchem in which some Dutch troops had barri-
caded themselves and she, in heavy fire, and in
spite Of the hesitation of her comrades, beat down
the door with the butt end Of her musket, whereby
the house was carried.
On another occasion, at Louvain, in the midst OF
comoat, large barrel of gunpowder accidentally ex-
ploded woundng several men, all the soldiers near
fled in dsmay, but she proceeded with the greasest
calm to afford relief to the wounded alter this anar
she made her sex known and the King Of the BEL
pians conferred on her the Iron Cross she supse-
Guenty served for some years as cahuniere anu oo-
famed a small pension. The advocate then went ON
to say that on the death Of her husband which took
nlace some years ago, she married poor workman IN
Paris Lately she and her husband fell into distress,
and the latter became inr. To give him relief she,
bus. Detected in the act and with the purse on her
she was condemned to years imprisonment by the
tribunal Of correctional police But the court,
though it listened with great interest to the tale OF
the womans life, was obliged to confirm the previous
Judgment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-This body held o regular
meeting last night President Nixon in the chair and
a full Board present.
A communication from the Assistant Aldermen en-
closed number of resolutions concurred in. The
resolution persisted in granting permission for deposit
of building materials Rampant street, was referred
to a committee of conference. The Board concurred
in the amendment to the resolution relative to railing
around Coliseum Place, made by Assistants. The
Board persisted in resolutions rejected by
communication from the Board Of Asslstan. aon a.,
tion relative to landing of atboats in First and sixth
a Sections at option Of essees laid on table sub
jet that to wooden crossings at 10
of Common and Robertson street. was o
drv streets was referred; that authorizing Comp.
troe to act as to payment jurors was referred that
requesting the legislative delegation to take action
as to the license act amending it yariousy, was laid
on the table; that passing to payment snndry bills
was concnrred in; that authorizing the Mayor te
notify opelousas Rarilroad Company to comply Will
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

The theaters indicated that the amusement loving
class of the community were resting from the labors
of the previous night, of watching with the gen of
fun and roc, for the attendance at none of them
large.
AT THE ST. CHARLES" The Hunchback" was
performed to slender crowd Mrs. Hayne played
Julia with no little vigor--all that she could call up.
DeBar was a good Fathom and Mrs. Senter more
energetic than elegant Helen. Mr.. Popes Sir Thomas
Clifford was not lily done.
AT THE YARIETIEs.--"West End was repeated to
a fair house, the performing of which play has al
ready been critically noticed by us.
AT THE AMPH1rHEATEs the circus troupe was on
in all its glory, doing great variety of good things
WE'LL covering the whole range of acrobatic, gynnas
tic and equestrian feats.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

"WAKE LADY, WAKE!" ETC.-We have received
information ndubitably authentic, that Mile Pcco-
lomin will undergo grand complimentary serenade
at the st. Louis Hotel, said musical demonstration
commencing at II o'clock and continuing thereafter
to its conclusion. Undoubtedly this announcement
will assemble large auditory of those persons who
have no conscientious scruples to interfere with their
appropriating music not made for them. There is a
probability we presume, that the petite prima donna
will show her appreciation by showing herself at her
lattice, and who will not be there to see?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

THE ORIEANs.-For the benefit of Mile Bourgeois
"L'Etoile du Nord," grand opera by Meyerbeer will
be performed.
THE Recommendations circus performance
by Spalding j. Rogers three combined circus COM
panies.
THE yAR1ETEs.-"W West End (" will be repeated in
the cast as before.
THE ST. CHARLES" The Dukes Wager is an
nounced, with Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne as Gabrielle
" Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White }" concluding the per
fOrmance.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Musard's grand farewell
vocal and instrumental concert, NJ lie Ghion making
a first appearance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

good part through life he will escape SANDER. There
will be those even who hate them for the very quail
ties that ought to procure esteem. There are some
folks in the world who are not willing that othera
should be better than themselves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

WHO FOUND lr2-While running to the fire at the
foot of Poydras street on Tuesday night the tail
screw of the engine of Mississippi Fire Co. No.
was lost. The finder is requested by advertisement
| to leave word at the engine-house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10


To be sold at auction at the orlean Theater THURs
DAY March 10. at 10 A. NJ by CHI AS. f. FoRsTALL.
Mr.. L .LMAN resp actfully informs the public that
Mile Plccolomini
will this nesday) evening and her first appear
FRIDAY March llth performed the
first time in New Orleans the celebrated of all yerds op
eres entitled
which has been in active preparation during the last month
and which Mile PICCuoMIN will appear in her origina
character of vioet in watch she has achieved that i'm
reputation that fills the musical world.
Mile PICCOLOMiNI will be assisted by Sig TAMARO,
Sig FLoRENzA and other artists from the New York italian
Opera.
The salary Mr.. Ulman has pay Mr. Lumley, the
age the London Italian Opera for the Mile Pic
coloni the that paid Jenny Lind To this have
added the salaries for the entire and the
paid the of the French OPERA In view Of this
expense he fixed the price of ONLY
THREE DOLLARS and as the number of applicants for pri
boxes greatly exceeds that his disposal the choice
| boxes will be 49, -
| SOLD AT AUCTION,
by The well-known auctoneer, Mr.. Chas. F. Fors,ar
THURSDAY the Orleans Theate at 10 A. NJ positively
NOTICE. Al seats sold auction bs had at til
Box office of the Theater.
REGULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION ON THE PICCoI.C
| MINI NIGHTS:
Seats Circle Laced Boxes Parquette and Secon
Gallery, THREE DOLLARS; admission to the same withor
seats the evening of the performance TWO DOLLARS
Pit Boxes and Pit 81 so; Third Gallery, 75cents.
Mile PlCCoLoM1Nl will make her second appearance
New Orleans ..
SATURDAY, MARCH II,
At the A rmory Hall,
ina GRAND CONCERT, and COMIC OPERA DE sALoi
in full costume, called
LA sERvA PADRoNA
expressly arranged for her.
She will be assisted by all the artists and
A GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Ha-The sale OF MIL, Piccolomnis second appear
ance will commence FRIDAY.
| ON MONDAY, MARCH IA,
Third and last appearance but of Mile Pccoonin,
| fIa nrina Thans no
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

The GREAT CENTRAL RoUTE.-We refer those
about making trip to any point in the North and
East to the advertisement of the " Great Central
Route" speedy, safe and comfortable, of which Mr.
Clifford G. Wayne is general agent, his office being at
6l Camp street. corner Of Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

HEAVY RoBBERY.--On the night Of the LIST inst.
certain thieves broke into store in Richmond, Vir-
ginia, and carried away $4,000 worth Of cutlery, in
the shape of pistols, knives, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

"My dear julia" said Alphonso, the first day of
their housekeeping, very tendery, he rose to go
for our dnner?n He laid much stress OH our. :"
think, my love-, replied she, that as our appetites
are not very great quarter of beef will be sufficient
Alphonso stood agast "a quarter of beef! shrekea @
he. A quarter of pound, meant my love-" she
said kissing him on his nose, and Alphoasa went out
like a lamb to the slaughter house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

ORLEANS THEATER-THE UNDERSIGNED D
" has honor informing public that arrangem
have been that change should be effected in the
destination of the Orleans Theate and that the Theat
rical Season will open Nov ls proximo
The roll of subscription boxes and from this
date Mr. Richard Cague's No. II Bourbon upstairs.
The present Of and boxes will be entitled
preference on the subscription list
cHAS. PARLANGE Proprietor.
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COTTON SEED.

~-WyrTON SEED..... ...,.....COT1ON sEED'
" ,. ,a.. ,..s oe u,,,,s ,.r
The undersigned rece'vng large lots oi Bosus zen
ulpe / i' ~ OSBORNE CO.,
1 ,-.e % and % Front street.
nEMOyAL-c. H. sLuCoMB co. / have % removed owe
IL from ii street to thet new STORE, o tha
and Hl 81 81 56 and IS Common streets se-a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

wine dealer of Cincinnati announces as q recon-
mendation Of his Madeira, that he uses no cock
reaches,
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SPALDING & ROGERS AMPHITHEATER AN
~ MUSEUM, ST. CHARLES STREET.
WANTED.

1HTANTED-A SOBER LABORING MAN, TO WORK
w III our factory. Apply TO
N. +. BAILEY GSoN,
milo Ii No 2i6 Canal street. Liberty st.
WANTED TO HIRE A GIRL FROM II TO II
w years agr infant The place given to
none but German coored girl Address X at this Office.
MILO If
WANTED-A HOUSE SERVANT WITH GOOD RE-
w commendato.s Apply No 200 Julia street, "a
rundele'. milo st
MTAsTED-A COOK. City refe required. Ap.
w ply q. W Oiyers residence Josephine, bswe Ell
Pfytania and Coliseum m9 81
AGENTs WANTED - TO SELL VALUABLE
II published 10 New Orleans Address Box o. Post
Office New Orleans La with postage stamp enclosed for
turn answer jag tt
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

p IcDonogh property sales OH sth page.
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O'Clock r. NJ my
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
MILE PIccoLoM1Nps
FIRST APPEARANCE.
THE SALE OF SEATS AND BOXES.
CHARLES f. FoRsTALL will sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, March 10, at 10 A. NJ,
At the ORLEANS THEATER,
All the choice and Boxes of the Theater for Mile Pic
coomin's first appearance In
LA TRAyIATA.
TERMs-Cash payable the spot.
NoTICE-A sold may be had at the regular Box
office of the Thea.er Immediately after the auction mo
ODD FELLOWS HALL-cAMP STREET
TH1s THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1859,
At O'Clock.
Mile porNsoT ther arst appearance.) ...
Ms ,s GAIoNi shsr dEss st sPpesstsnf@sy s COUNTY,
AN' Il. a1H hEdENDERE. fE hA'AN' @' ''A "i'~ AA'
Musard's Farewell Concert.
PRoGR RAMME
I.
l. Overture-Martba. ......The Orchestra
Aria Blrber of Seville Sig Maggiorot,i
g. Aria Zugara Mile Ghon
4 Cecilia 70 egendre
r ro,aeea lombard ponso
o. English Ballad Mr. ferrlng
T. Champagne Gaop The Orchestra
.. PART II.
l. Fanasia-Trovatore. The Orchestra
Ara-Don GovanIi.. Mile Berke
Fantasia for French Horn-L' Echo Mr.. Schml
t. Bolero. Mile Po:nso
s. Spanish Quadrile. The Orchestrt
g. Duet-Nozze di Figaro Ghioni and Mile Beke
T. Express Train Gallos. Orshestrt
PRICE OF ADMISSION
| One Dollar to all parts of the Hall.
| Seats reserved. and may be secured in advance,
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
The sale of THIS DAY at werlen's Nus
Music Store Camp street, and at the office Odd Fellow
| Hall. Tickets to be had at the door. m9
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH
ADJUSTMENTS.

4 1IGAhANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bIHEEI~-
THURSDAY, March 10. 1885,
Benefit Of Nine BOURGEOIS. :. ..LETOILE DU NORD,
opera by Meyefbeer. ..-
s9-Fhdny-First appearance of Nine PICCoLoNINI-
"TRAVIATA,n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

AarPerformsnce commences at o'clock.
ATicke Office open every day. from O'Clock A. NJ to 81
o,cnck z mo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

As- Official proceedings of the Board CT
sistnMt Aldermen tomorrow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

JNO. CULBERTSON ~ CHARLES w. Cul4-
eJ BERTSON Attorneys Counelors- at Law No. 55 ST.
NJ, 6rIaans % o. @'e'' ~ ja2l m
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"a :. VEGAS, DANCING ACADEMY. a

~ j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY, AT
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL.
"a PRJF J. VEGAS most respectfully announces TO his
k the public In general that his Dancing Acad
will he open for the Odd Fellows Hall, the
18th November where he trusts to meet with the same lib
patronage before.
Days Tuition hidren-Tnesdays. Thursdays and Sat
urdays, from 4 TO 6 O'Clock P. N.
Geaiemens ClassMondays Wednesdays and Fridays, from
TO 10 o'clock z. VI.
Ciss-Tnesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
Until Il O'Clock A. NJ.
Practising Ladies' and Gentlemen Wednes
cay.
popular Chdren's Fancy Balls will be given as BEFORE
every month
Mr. L. t;abici's Music Store, No. 81 Canal street. nl0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

HORRIBLE MURDER AND SuICIDE.-A private note
from Mr. W. S. Hogeand, says the Lafayette Qnd3
Courier, at Monticello, informs US that horrible
murder and suicide was committed near that town on
Saturday, the 26th ult. Mr.. Arthur Burns, an old
farmer who had been divorced from his wife, but was
again married to the same woman after separation
of several years, deliberately loaded his gun with
heavy slugs and shot her through the head, as she
sat knitting before the fire. Reloadng the gun he
placed the muzzle to his mouth, and pulling the trg
ger with his toe, blew his brains out. He was in
stantly killed. The unfortunate woman, although
shot through the brain, fingered until yesterday
when she expired in great agony.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

s3-entemen procure tickets applying the Secre
the office Of the ball Rooneutrance on Camp street.
HON "a. NJ to3P. NJ.
publications. for Hes tickets OF Invitation 10 be made
Ito H. Secretary with their names and residences.
aJ- No lady will be admitted without invitation ticket
lh,yipg been approved by the Board of Managers.
a9A ladies' invitations limited application should be
n No ladies' invitations will be issued after the
the which will be the night previous the
1No tickets he procured on the night Of the ball
1S-PHce of Gen,lemen's Tickets SIS. milo tis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10
PATENTED JUNE 9, 1851.

n7-These Burners may be operation at the Illinois
Central Railroad Office, under St. Charles Hotel. Any orders
left with W. r. REDDING, the Agent will receive prompt
o,ta,ton felO If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

nThe Box Office open for securing Dress Circle Parquets
Chairs and Private Boxes, from to o'clock, daily.
~ Doors open hapss Observation-Disclosures to
mence Z. milo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

aW NOrlCE--I HAvE RESUMED THE PRAI
- profession, and be found at my ONCE no.
Csrnp street,. ,v ,,r,o, Wi,
myls ly n NJ AhfN1HpH'
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ORLEANS THEATER--oRLEANs STREET
MILE PICCoLoM1NI.
LA Traylata.'

CHOICE SEATS Boxes
To be sold auction the Orlean Theater THCRs
DAY, March 10, at 10 A. NJ, by CHAs f. FORSTALL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

| MIME DeBAR'S DANCING ACADEMY, 233
~ Baronne street. between Girod and julia
z& The Ladies Of New Orleans respectfully Informed
NJ 5that the above Academy will open WEDNESDAY,
~ November "a all the Fashionable Dances will be
- taught.
adesM Monday Wednesday and Friday from 103a to l21s
ani A., to 81.
ChdrenTussday Thursday md Saturday, from ~ to s
iP.M.
Private LessonsTuesday Thursday and Saturday from l0s
| o3Is
nSTerms-Isdes so month Children Sc, payable in
| edvAnce Twelve lessons in the month.
sf.Mne DeBar he al her Academy day, from
/ o AZ o6Is. MA SIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

T.at-ts. Nov. The Overland maii, with
s. Frsucssco dates OF the lin ui'- army ed
- water courses throughout the State al
..t.,,.,ts age, and the miners holding CLAIMS
@'' ~, f.,.i. of The streams were gathering rlch
lsr,es's q! gold. xo...,,- ,,;,.
,,.srpd ana MY cmigrant wagons had ar
III Al lAe Cascades, Washington Territory.
a5,it,. from Capt Wallens salt Lake eN-
,,+..rt.a and Lieut., Mullen's Fort Benton
l.-,l road expedition, announce the gooa
SsStb Of and continued prosperity OF The
r.gnlxads Capt. Wailen had rendered great
.--,i.t 10 The emigrantS GA the route. Inc IN
...4.S were quiet
BUSINESS a; san Francisco was slow. There
,,ss rttI, doing from first hands except by
sr'tI,n. safes Of India goods that way were
|r.fe heavy Provisions were dropping
,Hr->Acd Sugar was lie. per lib. C0ree was
,,,,~a l,fnyaut Candles were inactive. Do
leslie SPIRITS were iirmer. Spirits Turpen-
s.9s WAS ~ per gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09
upucAT1cIw

- -
John cAy i ssssa i t!fEssssss
nv uIawing. N all their branches. have retnnvad
:" ~ Sssnail street. between Bad asd 1la sta
yRRi,A.akHE 1ESTI,s An, AND GIAKDIANS or
~ msAfhEMATICAL MALE scfiofyI. nns = an ~
MI friiIst . mmVnnpAI ~ February, 1850 at R0cK
Taos. AYA daRbhsss p aasasinsasm ssaa!S Va
EoR x MoSrHs-Sso Tuition and ! ioo for han ri
&c. No extras. Only is scholars falen' Nans
moral habit xa s isn b. sve ssstmona q good
nose who desire to have their sons or wards Mt
q tannoot under good discipline and where fhev
,nn - Ire iram the haunts OF vice and ssipa-
noh VIII nave an opportunity Of entering them hy
sepisins soon Only few more pupils can be- re-
For iI formation, apply to G. II. BARkspAI.E.
sifp, Richmond. Va. uceJ-tlF
THE CHISWICK SCHOOL.
,r,, ~ MILES WEST OF RICHMOND.
ne subscriber has yielded to the advice az his
=, % withdraw Chiswick from the market and
- .CLAssicAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
no therefore oilers his services to tile public and
ms long experience IN teaching hopes by devo-
.lhs MS energies to the Improvement OF his pupils
n preparing them Il business or college to me Ri
ths continuance of their patronage.
e. lie eiiers to his cit' friends. especially, HOME
lot tneir sons IN HIS own family.
CHiS w lex Is unusually healthy. The we'll wa
yer Is fonnd by analysis by Dr. JAS b. McCaw, Pro-
lessor OF Chemistry in the Virsiuia Medical Col
The next session will commence Monday Oct. 3.
ana close July Is. 1885, allowing two weeks yaca-
tlon at Christmas.
Tuition from SIS to $50.
BOARD, Including table. rooms, fuel, light and
p hetssrenf nsr e Tanrma9 Esq, Goocnlsnd;
J. b. Taylor and ". Goddin, Esq, Richmond.
oco-lmcw4t GEO. u. EXALL, A. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09
Ncw Nors siute ELECTION.

New YORK. Nov. s.--The city OF New York
in the sth ward, gives Dennistonn, Rep, for
Camptroiier, SAL majority, and Jones, Dem
ewes prnrisyoun $50 majority. and Jones -.
The 81 ward gives Church, Dem, for Comp
lrolIcr, ia majority and Jones 40
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YoEK, Nov. SIG, Mldnicht.-lh ~
wards Jones has a. 900 majority. lu 10 wards
Church. BEN, for Comptroller, has 10000 ma
l.
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rrcury IMPORTANT FROM
cHARLEsTowNl
.,u,, of Copeland - stephens to ee
'on,'.' .,Sered 10 the u. =. Authorit'es-im
s"rI'" ', correspondence - Trial OF Cook

.s~oyS VA, Nov. s.--The triai Oh
C shElA Fnegro1 was concluded ssturaay,a,-
The treason n aaa "Td SSs" and netting
sS>es ts ~ Stephens was brought INTO oour.
- smnsneiicg the jury, the case wa
",,t IL a close by aispa,en ift 40 Wv.
eeesting that stephens De ha""eo ''ei
Nrs|oY : Authorities for tria.
'' M a.. Iinnfer informed the Court that ne naa
"a i'a, a large number OF Important
- prS, md documents. duplicating. in The ires-
,saabe design OF The pr,se.er ar ,as "r aaa
Sc' V, 'gfeS. which would be made pahhe
N'S me trial % Stephens before an United
500 nv. nT,~aucr was remanded 10 jail.
fsok was brought 10 trial to-oay; MI. nun y. .
-, - a fnll confession of ihe prisoner, CIV
-' III The details q; The instruction. Inc
ing vii, probably I've given 10 me Jury To-
-11rFoR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09
BY A. II. Williams, Auct.
T'RysrYE,s sALE 0F REAL ESTATE

T'RUSTEE'S SALE Os REAL. ESTATE
Il IN SYDNEY. AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF a
deed OF trust, executed by James Patterson
and recorded in Henrtco County Court Office, be-
m thereto iequested. VIII sell on THURSDAY,
the 10th November. at AZ clock, +. Ri. upon the
premises the pyopert5 convey ed by said deed. to
wit: aLOT OF GROU y in the town OF s. dney .
on the sou n side OF tiHwoad street, near VI ainut
stree, frontins So feet inches and runaing back
l19 ieet inches q an alley 20 feet wide, and ad
joining the residence Of the late John Via.
TERMS Cash The title is believed 10 b., per
feet; but selling as Trustee, Will convey with spe-
claI warranty. A -. w lIITAMS TrusIpe
The ahore sale will be made at the risk and cost :
Of VIM. II. Yeaman. who SurchaSed the said real
estate ut sale made 10y me, at auction on the 3lst
of October, 1859. and has failed to compl, with the
terms OF the sale. A. D. WILL ANS.
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