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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27
AUCTION SALES.
ssY sAM,L SOPEtt, x CO.. Aucis.
TRUSTEES SALE or

MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE,, AND
OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY At MOUNT "AslI-
iNGT0N.
VDY virtue OF decree OF the Crcu Court t"r laiin
ID County the undersigned, trustee. will otter for sale, on
the premses on SATURDAY. thc FIFTEENTH UF lIECEAl-
BEI IS6u Ut II O'CLOCK A. NJ, the following valuable
property, viz: ,,, w.
No l-Tlrec Tracts OF Land, situated AT Monnt WASH
nstop Baltimore county, six miles from The city 81 hs'u-
more OH the Northern aud Central Railroad m
These three tracts Will bc sold together IheS e'na
nhout one aud half acres OF and ana are i'
royrd y the extensive Buildne well known as me Meuh'
Wa.hInriou Female College This building efeclrd bul
r v..Ts nce Recommendations Tor about seven.
ynye bonrders II Is bsit In The most substantial WHu'
,er and csn,ans ail the modern improvements for Dwell
lion OF teachers and the heads OF public ln>ttu!ont. The
The situation j. high and the ne:shhorood very healthy.
10 be sold separately, as,
No. ALI la, Lo, Uf GrounL, beg!nnin; the Eorlh
side OF Washingtor Avenue (on Monut Washington lands,
poin, ~ feet Soihenserly from the main entrance
gateway the Fenule College grounds, nni running
with the line 10 thence SoI.hrry parallel with the
bounding SAID sveaue ~, rr 10 the place Of beg".
ming.
This 10; is Improved hy neat Church, i'y :rct front
by f!ty feet In drIih The tide Is believed ~ s Iudn-
table
TERMS SaLH-unc h!rd cash AMI The O,aHcc Ia TWO
equal lns;alrtS and twelve 0ntis iroa the day
OF sale, with a:rr d security lo the satisfaction "' HE
Trustee uEVlLLE IOEWlrZ, Trustee.
SAMUEL i, SUPER J. CO.,
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AUX g-eoWIt INVSsac tUIu' NI3h3EVtte VI ~.
VALUABLE: LUElSA LAND FOR SALE.


NJ lSlING dispose Of my real estate IN order 10 d.
privately, my FARM, Stunning Hll"
This most desirable tract land lies IN the heart Of the
valuable tobacco lands Of Louisa Oh both sides OF Tue
south branch Of the North Anna river and adonIgg the
lands Of H. T. PoindeIler Gabriel Jones, Joseph M BAKER
aud Others eight miles from Louisa Court Houis and To-
lersvc On tie Virginia Central Railroad ADD equally con.
reuicnt 10 tU;il.
Ti!. farm contains $40 acres, Of which 200 are wood
land more Isu ourths uf which heavily timber
e With oak pine ud hickory of original growth Ie ara.
ble land and in high state Of upovsnehi-~ell
ADAPTED 10 the growth OF Shrat, corn anu tobacco.
Tier. is comfortable dwelling With eight rooms, good
barn. tobacco houses and all necessary ou6utdings Tue
LOCALITY is healthy aud the neghbornood pleasant Pre-
suany that any Wishing purchase will visit the Farm
aud see themselves ee unnecessary 70 speak far.
rr The farm capable OF being divided into three tracts,
G desired Being desirous OF selling the terms Will be
made TO accommodate purchasers.
Ms ununager Mr.. GruOEi will take pleasure In slowing
IL. premises 10 Any W!.o wishes TO purchase
JULIA A. H0LLaDAT.
For further in ,adon apply I. Or. W. G. " Randolph,
charlottesville, Va, Il. T. Holiday, Rapid Ann sta.
t!cn, Orange sh AeSd:i:ia Railroad who Is authorized
{ In s.u Dec 30--cytr
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Bl TIE Gov EiiNOls ot5 VIRGINIA..

ISEukhATluN hav!:s been received by the Executive
i ;ha, or SATURDAY last JOuS WRIGHT, one OF the
soHvcs employed WORK he Capitol Square, who had
br- condemned By the Circuit Court o. tGreenbrier county
to Ia the PrLii.G:iAy for two years Tor the
crime or grand larceny. made H.. escape, aud Is now
going lars therefore do hereby ocr reward OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any person who shall arrest the
said John Wright, and deliver him Into the Pentenary
and do require all officers OF, this Commonwealth,
civil and military. ard request III. Sople GENERALLY 10 use
their best exe-;ionS 10 procure his arrest that lie ay
be brought To justice.
~ Given under ICY hand Governor, and under
s the Less Seal Of the Commonw wealth, at RchuUn,l,
49, This twelfth day 0! November, 1861
JOHN LETCilE9.
By the Governor
GScEo:W. NuAyoHi' Secretary Of the Commonwealth
JOHN WRIGHT alias ALLEN SMITH, WAS born In
Clark county, Georgia. Is I've feet nine and threequate
inches h.h thirtyree years OF with black hair and
hazel eyes. His upper teeth all out lie left his
vc clothes, ana is supposed to have brown sack coa
With velvet collar and patch each elbow hi. coat
taken from the place at wh:h he was at work.
\ny1
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NOVI3-C.AW3N NUGIiUNc.It
CONMISSIONEK:S SNLi; Oti 'E'tI,; yAE-

VI
LIABLE "SrRlNG FAEM," CONTAINING l9GL
or RICHMOND
4 s COMMISSIONER Appointed hy decree Of the CIR
n cult Court OF enrico r"uouncr OIL the Ss Horein-
ber lsGu in the Of uurner against Gardner E1-
ecutor 6c shall, us Couins!onr: trieby appointed,
proceed 10 Sell 1t public auction, oil the premises, on
not The neAt fair day thereafter the valuable Spring
FARM" located rs above, OF which tie late Mile: H.
Gardnrr died seized aud which is 10 Tie occupancy 81
Daniel f. Gardner. Esq.H
It contains by recent survey 95 OF which there
ample quantity OF wood s:d for the use OF The place
The cleared land is IL n lne slate o. cultivation
There Is She 2luc- excellent framed dw eirf, NEAR
~ new sud "uibm!ldug tor the use o! The
same. The place /, remarkably healthy. and the neigh
hood nu.uug the best In the county.
TsRas :-0ueour;h cash balance at twelve. e!gh"rh
and months for negotiable notes nterc! add
ed and the Title rctsneG I'LL ali cPurchase money fully
pad, and cniirc!au: orderrdby the Court.
JOHN Is. YOUNG,
mssIon
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AMELIA SPRINGS FOlt SALE.

PURSUANT to decree entered a. the tciohc: term oil
Circuit Court for the county OF Amelia In thu case
OF Wilson, &C., Wilson, &c, Ior division among the
parties entitled thereto, sha special Commissioners.
sell on WEDNESDAY, the 2ih day OF December, 1850, At
public auction, the premises, II iar: j! not the next
i-r day that valuable property, known Amelia Springs
sl,uued three miles from Jeersriile the Richmond anu
DanYllle Railroad an i3 miles from the CITY Of RICHMOND
These Springs have proven OF great benr! 10 inahy T
ors The buildings arg. and costly, Of them
being OF brick and well arranged The .:unery pie
turrsque and beautiful.
or the 100 acres Of lanl attached ;'O are low
grounds Of the finest qualify To at in clover, and
$50 acres seeded In wheat
Thi, tract will be either s3j all together, III parcels
as may deem best day uf sale. This farm Is cvnsd.
ed by ail who acquainted with il; the pest In
lhs portion or Virginia.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay expenses Of sale; the bal
la one, and three years *h interest added the
purchaser giving bonds with good fccn the title 10 the
land retained until the purchase money Is paid.
wM. +. c. GREGORY, Corni:sioorr.
shall administrator Q! lhsEias e. Nil.om, cell on the
sauIu day and the place. tho ussltid and kch
Furniture, Cr0rs, csnsiItnr Of go barrels Of Cur
Oats, Fodder, dc, together with - head o Cattle ~
Sheen, 10 Hogs AMI . Murs y. r. WILSON,
Nov lI-ctds Administrator.
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pExITENrIARY.-Dud Richardson, free
negro has been sentenced to the Penitentiary
for Two years by the Circuit Court ot Dan
Vile for stabbing David Scott, free negro,
Henry Level, free negro, has been sentenced
by the same court to cne year in the Penlten'
tiary, for larceny.
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ELEMENTS az.
az WEDNESDAY, :he 9Th day Of Dec -Hher $50, (f
" fair if mt th- nrxi I'll: day thereafter will be sold
KeunOn the late res,r:e Cf J"hH ". Steyer decd
In the county 0! Amelia. all the stock OF HORSES, CSI'
TIE, SHEEP and HOGS; aso, the crops OF TOBACCO,
CORN, OATS and FODDER and nil the FARMING lN
pLEMESTS Of every description.
The sale will commence al ii o'clock, NJ, iid cattnne
from day to day until completed
TERMS: Fer al su:as OF i"o OF r'sr eas. VII te re-
quire for suIa so. 'S mciIls credit viii be given
rY QEDER "f THE EXECrTRlX.
Sat ,;Ie same time and ilAe5 the heir O J%n Il:
Farm known as BELLEVUE, contaiuiug l,GeJ acres.
Nov 2S -ct,s
VALUABLE HANOVER LIMB FOE
SALE.
~ PRING HILL, the residence Of the lat, Mrs. Lucy J.
y uruss, will he sold at public auction (if snlL pr
vatrly,l the Sth day OF DECEMBER next. This farm
Is The bes, North River land, contains 80 acres, Is welw
and ,inbered, aud lies within mile Of !Tcwetts
turnout the Virginia Central Railroad 1t brt seldom
so valuable farm Is brought int" market.
Refers 10 MIR H. =. roncsNtrr cf !chmonh; Mr. T.. ".
Anderson and Dr.. L. h. Anderson Of rrron, Hanover
Nov 9s-ctliDec C. NJ DUERCss, Admgx
PUBLIC SALE orr Y.LUAltLl SLAVES.
nS THURSDAY the TWENTy-SkfENTll DAY OF BE-
~ CEMER, lsGO, as Commissioners under decree OF the
Crcn Court Of Lou5a County rendered the 9lst day
esSer, isGn shall SELL 10 the highest bidder, oul
sa Court House. credit Of twelve months with in,err,
rom ds'e, the purchaser giving bond with good security
Fifteen siaTeS belonging the Estate OF Nathaniel Mills
nec.nsr, consisting OF four prime young men, six
likely Boys and Girls several valuable louas Women aud
Children, and one Blacksmith.
Nov 2i-ctoath Dec.+v wM. T. L. FRAZER, Commr
u LAFES WhNTED.-A Son,hrrn planter, WHO
~ desires to purchase for III. hfiy
hundred Negroes In families froa inrm, author.
lied US 10 negotiate the purchase Any farmer wishing
make sales OF such lot would d" well communicate with
Us. uASIS DEGpkEE A. CO
Oct ?S-wtl Richmond, Va
" ELVET AND CASHMERE Vi:S7'S-Eark
md Fancy Velvet Vests Plain and Figured CaslIr1rrr
Msta-sea Silk Vests, Black and Fancy Cashmere White
Silk Vests, Plain md Figured Grenainc We call alien.
on thi. department. believing snIt any vari-iy
OF taste, price OF size
SlIAFER, HALSEY l. CO
Nov - Ito Main Street
pEFISEU SUGAMS.-A full us.orirnrnt .I!nni
Z and for sale. 10 arrive, br SELDEN ( MILLER
Nov II Corner Pearl and Cary srrrcis
a PPLE IsKASDT.-Thrven barrels Wi!.o.',
IN Surry County Apple brandy, warranted pure high
Favored aud tine qrai:y received aad for sale hy
sELDES i MILLER,
SoYl Corner Pear! aud Cary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

Ory,c,AL VOTE OF NORTH CAHoLlSA.-Ihe
Go,Io,.;ng is the official vote Of the State OF
Snr,h CaroIina in the late Presidential election:
Freckinridge and Lane. 41'oo" =, 90"
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PHILIP a,AHNE,

! = 7 r " Z Z IT = T. " y Il n ,
HICHA4y ~, "a.
sAECTACTCRES Steam Engines Of every description
IA AID sze Circular saw MILLS, Min Geariae. Mnin:
''ua-y every description Castings IL Iron aud Brass
Il .r- ,h5r: notice. req o-stg
i,sN z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

a,;rTj- JOHN 4. UHILTuS.
NElTll 4 eli | l. L On,
w,,;rio1 rAUOUlER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
:1ASEEACESskEEsS OF HEAVY Wool
VI ES GuupS NEG Ru BLANKETS, SfoCklNti fARA,
- %: - IISsEYS Eu- NEGRO wuuru March 3-cly
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LAND AND SLAVES Is TttG t%ouNTi

4,
yelHE Devsers John H. Seser, deceused orr lot sIe
sprlya,ry valuable tract OF land lying on the Apo.
uat;ox River in r county OF Amelia, live mes from Mat
tuax Depot the Richmond and Danve Railroad, CON
timing by estimation thousand acres The land ~ aa
mir.by aaed to the productc Of corn, wheat and TO-
bacco and ,he Is regarded one OF The best The
county II desired it will be divided Into two Tracts Ihe
urichborhood IS most excellent Possession Will he given
at once the devees rrserYing the right to cultivate AND
gather H.. grow nr crops II satisfactory arranSeme! can
not te made with the purchaser 10 take tAt:t
The purchaser or the land IL he desire them for ms own
use can also purchase large number Of valuable slaves
The TsXNS will la made scc"mm"i"nE
Apply Vim. T. Meade or John s llardaWay. Ihua pe
no, ,,n,r. Or Ia &. ". STEGER,
= A., 20 ar Mul,unx Depot, Amelia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

Ths United States Marshal has completed
toe census Of Massachusetts, which shows an
aggregate Of l,23l, ,G37, being all increase Of 81
per cent. over that Of 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

Th,. merchants Of Charleston are about to
rank. an effort to have the South Carolina usu-
ry laws repealed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27
ST0CEoE MIL

RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
AN nov prepared 20 suppy Any demand for
/ PLASTER, FRESH GROUND, for the Fell crops
My s:sca VI Lump IS large; Selected han the Purest
W:i.o: Nova Scolia) Qua:rie with special r-ferrie ~
:. :can-Ss IN Sr.PHaTE OF LiMi
-:.ssiu :or the heavily ncrras-d ra;'an.Ee the re:n
,,ra :. y brand shall he fully Sustained Tor PrRlY ana
>, o." c,.,a,Z.rus JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
l,,ir, Su IL Pearl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

.s..: Htss1I,< tNI:lD ATTORNEY AT La"
practice. Ill the Courts oi BotetuLrt AID ADJOINING
sapax;s-i..;oasLuns = H..,-t"ar, County Va.
-;"!-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

Dis1EEsslyG FATALlry-Thc family OF Mr.
Gallatin Bibb, consisting Of hlnself, wife and
seven children living near Eon Amherst Co.,
Virginia, has been afflicted with n'os; dis
:ressiss mortality in the last few weeks. Since
the ith Of November four Of the children have
le,l of dip;heria, while the other three chill
drer, together with tie father and mother, are
dangerously il with the disease, and noEe Of
lLcrl expected 10 recover.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

BreckinridgeS majority S'o+9
The Electors on The Douglas and johnson
ticket received only s,Tol votes in the whole
State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

judge Mclean, of Ohio, is said to be the
choi,. nc Gov. IIamlin for Secretary OF state,
and Mr. Lincoln has expressed himself il" i'Is
far,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

GThc John Brown" meu in Boston are to
have a celebration on the Sd OF December, the
anniversary OF the hanging Of Old Brown.
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PHILADELPHIA
.,.nl the collection VI claims and all olher onss'
.,,...y :, ~. r,-e Jan 81 ctt
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g. GlkEGORN

paIGLtS s. GkEGOkE
7rryp rng COURTS or HANOVER AHp h'H'
WILLIAM. r.,r,. =, gtu. and
II n pacG.As, Ayl-u's, Sins William
~ ,s,,:,r 1J.y In Old Church. Hanover Zen lh-cIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

J. NNGELL,
ATTORNEY At law.
\ Nrr!CR 9Th sobe:. Tyler, Esq, No lii' sou'h s'hh
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2itRuron0 Enqulrer>
The Armament Of Virginia.

TUESDAY MORNING., NOVEMBER II
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Official Vote of Ikarylnnd.

The following is the official vote Of Mary
land at tl.e recent election for President:
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
xErCsE FOR SALE.


rsNiIlS Estate lying James River, IN Charles Cy eon
~ three miles from the Court House, anu containing
600 acres (one-hali under cultivation. and hetlS ihl
proved for sale shall be absent In the south io
month or tso hu, during my s'Sruce MIR. Thos H. "eS1
Is authorized sell IT, and Will ratiiy any c"h'iat' "
WY |'''>' '''O WM A. sELDES. NJ. D.
Charles City Co, Oct. l.-csw --.--.--
LANES RIVER LAND FOtt S.tLr" a.,
4 South side Of james River, in ChesirrReH .oanIs,
sho :, eth, miles from the city Of Richmond II contains
Gl .rrrS ubou 800 Of which arabic the rsiaAh"e' s.i
~ VI ai ,n. rrowIi jori,psl and srccid) There are y"
W 20 ncr,s Of low grounds und svIae branch nas lns
building. are those usually found on !An VI lis t' Huu
L.v,. b,-u erected within the last few years lnefe u
Granite Quarry upon the land In successful oper"toh me
wood upon the It Is supposed, would Pay he priee
asked or IT, There Is ready 10 Hchn0na n"fks'
BY the Canal. -,
Partial possession ito serd wheat) he had Isl o 'c
tuher.
Mr England who lives Oh the farm, VII! exhibit il.
'""e CIIAS. r. FRIEND,
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42,482 4l,760 5,966 2,20+
Brechnrilgc' plurality over Bell, 722.
The Official Vote Of New fork.
By C0mparisoa.
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d. &. BALLOW,
MARX L. MEANS.
JAMES ATKINSON,
D. F. ALEXANDER,
l. Il RABBIT

Col. Roberts, OF Vernon passed Occo!a YES.
tcrday as a messenger to the Governor for ai
1t wnS runored Oh the streets Today, bl:
since dcniec, that Balls Mills, in Vernon 'ccuau'
had been burnt hy MONTGOMERY.
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VALUABLE lTIN0vEil LAND Eot:

~ La rs W.iSEED.-h Snnihrrn planter, who
- desires TO purchase for III. USE .rn;n MY one
hundred Negroes. In families. fro; nrm, author.
Led US 10 negotiate the purchase Any farmer wishing
make sales OF such lot would d" well cnmtpunlca: with
DAVIS, pECpkEE A CO
uI,l,,o,,I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
f. a H Nj
FOR SALEy

I'HE Subscriber offers for sale Valuable Farm stu-
L ated in the Town of EidEeway, Iowa County. Wis
conSn t miles from the village Of Dodgevilie kncwn
the Ii LII FARM. consisting Of over 400 acres Of
very desi rsbie land, lying about mile from Samp
sons Tavern stand said land will he sold a body
smaller parts suit purchasers. 1t Is well water
with springs, and can be divided into several Farms
By paving $1,000 down, the pu rchsSer have his
time for the balance by paving 10 per cent. interest
For particulars enquire OF the subscriber at Dodge
Vile.
PHILIP EDDY.
.TuIv 81 ISs0 g.tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
ALSO =

A VALUABLE Farm ofI32 acres adjoining the above
n the nsrth- Twelve good timber sixty
in cultivation and hundred and twenty acres
under fence. Forty Of good plOw land can
be had the place Twenty good for meadow
capable Of yielding four the stream Of
through sides Of the place. on it is a
and half story house and log stable also good
spring within thirty yards or the house. For grain
vegetables pasturage the above land be
in Iowa Couniy.
Mineral has found in several places the farm
portion Is alreay sowed o spring grain The above
i very desirable farm The whc~ viii be- sold together
ehe Mineral Land and the farming Land will sold
separate, desired. It viii be sold cheap cash.
part cash and part time ifdesired. Inquire Of
WINTER GRAHAM, ST.
J. 4. HAMMOND.
Waldwick April 10Th Is60. I6u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE,

TIIHE Sab,criber sale Lots
4 Addition 10 Mineral Point, situated Wisconsin
street nearly opposite the residence of Judge Cothren
Both lots ineIo-ed On the premises good brio
house with frame addition with good Cistern attach
ed. The house mas good rooms aRd DE
pied 10y saniIies- The location IS good for
srrsidence. and the property viii be sold bargain
For psrti apply at tkc Tribune Office, the
subs-rlbes In the town OF WalGvick-
MARTIN MARZOLF.
April 2sth. lS6o-nIS-tt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

PKoFFssfoyAL ASp BUSINESS CARDS, 81 a line, per
re.r for the fYeIines and atty csutsfor each ad
alttonailine-
EsrRAy NorIcrs publishedrour weeks, - for sin
W. animal dfty cents additional anims
notice.
Lls.L Nor4cRs, at 5 tatuter.tes.
SFsetAL NOTICES. kLesdeI and kept inside, having
-sosiense Fary adger tisements, so per tad
yaa-. ou ordinary rates
Ssrtcxs ofSleetng = Charitable Societies. &c, half
ariet.
AaraRrIsE4Rxrs not accompanied with directions
inserted ti1lforhd ana charged for accordingly
Al Trarsienf 4drsrtiseme mast be PAID For IN I'D
raacs ThisruIe will not be varied from.
TgARLy AvEsrIsE.s allowed the priv4iedge 9 chang
.a Z quarterly.
10 AnvRRF4sEaEST can4iaeredl esstn.na square
BILLS C8LLECTABLE QUARTERLY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
House and Lot for Sale

FfNHE Subscriber offers for sale his House and sit
Il ated urr the Catholic Churh in the City OF Mine
raj Point The lot Is well situated. and the HoLse
good Brics house four good sized rooms. and good
cellar with good we'll water. The Mineral Point
mary Is convenient To said Lot.
For particulars enquire - tho Subscriber in Diamond
Grove, the Of said premises
WILLIAM LANCASTER.
July 50, Is60. 6m27
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
FARM AND MINERAL LANDS
For Sale

FI'HE undersigned for forty of valuable
Mineral Land, situated the head of Yellow stone
i've miles north Fayette and nine miles southeast of
Mineral Point, in the town of Wadwck, Iowa CO.. Wis
Over 100000 lbs, of Mineral have been raised
ground and there heavy mineral sites going the
water. Other ranges being prohtaby worked. A
pump be put To drain the ground, 4 level run
200 yards will drain it thirty forty feet below where
It has been ked.
10 CapltSiiss Specu lAtors wishing choice piece
Of Nj neral Land, better opportunity
either FOR quality price ON the premises a good
storyand half house Is by - feet. well and
plastere good stable and broke fenced
The balance covered with thrifty Young timber There
three years re-wood of down timber For farming or
Mineral purposes it cannot be surpassed The owner
has Mining for fifteen years nd wishing TO quit
the business will sell cheap. The place known the
Graham Diggings-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31


THE FIRST ScHooLMAsrER. - The
Leader says that the first schoolma ster
who ever welded the feruIe in New
York, came here in April, 1888, on board
the good ship Southern. from Holland IN
company with stately old Everardus Bo-
gardus, the dominic who married An
neke JAMS, and owned Jointly with her
goodly portion Of worldly wealth, which
afterward came down to Trinity Church
in conjunction with much heart burning
and an interminable lawsuit. Adam
Roelansen { or Rolandson) was the first
schoolmaster OF Manhattan Island, aud
his name should be remembered as thai
of the local lutelar saint OF the book and
ferue. He came in other good COM
panv too, for Wouter Van Twiler, the
new Director General, was on board the
same ship-good old Wouter, whose Ia
minous decisions and portly breadth of
person have been SO droIy caricatured
by Irving, and who really seems TO have
been not only thriving and prosperous
merchant, but quite as good 4 governor
in spite of tradiuonai rIdicuIe-as they
could very well afford for such an out-of-
the-way and ever-lroublesome colony as
New Amsterdam. Adam Rolandsen
had not pedagogIc charge of great ex-
tent. The little tin horn with which he
called his dilatory charges to the school
house door on sunshiny mornings could
be heard all over the settlement; and
the school-h itself was only of rough
slabs. of height TO clear the head of the
pedagogue, and 4 dozen feet each way
in extent