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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-19
MTaats, 8ElmOral, &c.

D~IANO-WANTED TO -
rent Tor six OF twelve months, a ~
good Piano. The pay will be good and
the instrument receive the best Of care.
Address PIANO, Drawer 81 Post Office.
MET NURSE WANTED-
Without sncumbrance. Apply to DOCTOR
nOvlU-2w;3l0
I'D EM0VAL-E. STAIR g co.
aCR have removed their HAT, CAP and FUR
sIORE to 25 Superior street, next TO a.. D. Ken
all Co.
WANTED-A SITUATION. by
ayOung man Speaking German and English,
in "a drug, grocery, clOthIng, or dry goods store, or
stny other respectable business. City references given
If required. Address
nOyI7:lt L. s., Cleveland P. O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-19
. NEW AND SECONDHAND STOVES,
One HUNDRED DOLLARS PREMIUM!

CAHf AAAND1 OAAOJ wv III LOW
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
L am engaged in iobbing Coal Oil and Lamps,
and although l have customers IN Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa,
l wish to extend my business by publishing in city
and country newspapers having a circulation in the
above named States; and in advertising on so extern
siye u scale It Is important that L have the best
wOrded adveG semen possible; therefore 1 propose
to pay one hundred dollars TO the person producing
the advertisement which the Committee named be-
low will decide to be the best calculated to. benefit my
tSTT-S a1Opy right to be secured TO me at my expense
Il i desire II.
The advertisement must consist Of not less than
one hundred, nor more than six hundred words, but
the author viii not be restricted in the use Of Ian
guage; the Committee will, however, take into con-
sideratiOn any extra expense OF publishing any pc
culiar arrangement of letters or figures. The Com
mittee will be the judges Of the merits Of each dOcu-
meat without any instructions save those contained
in this circular, but if no advertisement is handed
in which in their opinion will not, when published,
advance my interests more than any already pub
lished at the same outlay of capital, the money VIII
be refunded to me. The decision to be rendered on
the 24th day Of December next, and all persons de-
sIring to compete for the prize must forward the
copy TO Mr.. Noble previous to that date.
S. S. BARRIE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-19

Gr a French and Spanish Creole dancer
both appeared on the stage together at Mel
bourne, Australia, some time since, when the
creole drew thunders of applause, to the pre-
judice of the Partisan. The Partisan fell to
the floor in distress, was enraged, and the two
fell upon each other, tore hair and scratched
until the poor creole was carried bleeding and
s~enseless from the stage. Then there was a
ow, in which the instruments in the orchestra
we're broken and other damage done, while
he ladies screamed and tainted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-19

CLEVELAND, Nov. Is, 1860.
Received of S. S. Barrie one hundred dollars, bank
able funds, to be disposed Il according to the tenor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-19

The arrangements will De conducted upon the most
unexceptionable principles, and will be found in ev-
cry respect worthy of the patronage of the elite. 1t
is the intention of the management of the Festival
to present, as near as possible,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-19
TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE OF
L E G 7 U r q s.

CLEVELAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-19

MS~A whip taken from the SLAYER, Erie,
was exhibited in New York last week. 1t is
made OF dried ~rhinoceros hide, having two
thongs or lashes made by splitting the ma
tnriaI to within eightinches of the end, leaving
me balance for d handle. The lashes are
about two feet long, and twisted into the hard
ness of iron. There is the evidence of its use
all along the ridges of either thong, in blood
stains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-19
BSP A distinguished merchant of

when making his fall purchases in New York,
about ten days ago, was asked, GLOW are you
going to vote p He replied, al shall, of
course vote for Breckenridge, but I believe
Lincoln will be the President and for one
reason ] shall be glad of it." When asked
for that "one reason" he said, "Because,
next spring, when l come to the city again,
shall be free to buy my goods where l find
the prices lowest, and when l go back there
will be no questions asked and no persecu-
lions to be endured
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-19

Ia Hog cholera is prevailing again, and
fatally, in portions of Harrison County,
Indiana, the Argus says and the Hessian fly
is doing a good deal of damage to growing
wheat in that region. Hardly a farmer is
seen but complains of its ravages as unusual
for the season.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-01
HE MINSTREL,


nave come rom the mountains Ofthe dld(rapteCtta
Where the hills 50 lofty magnificent and rreaf
nave eis Klnqred spirits III the land of the hle-t
"ileE hade them adieu for the far distant West
O. the mountains. .. the valleys,
Ia my own native State.
., thy hills and Lhy valleys are sacred all to ma
40 matter IN what lands Of others / may be:
may view scenes 50 sunny, so fair ani so smooth
Then III think of my cottage that stands in the rrara
@, my childhood. .. that homestead
In my own native State!
When think Of the fair one who once was nv pride
a. she ro7ed among the mountains closely by nay
side.
Then sigh for the days that never will come back
For she sleeps Oh ,lc shores Of the bold errilnac
q. taaE .Jrei one. o. that graveyard
Ia native State!
mother daay IYe lQst-she has gone TO the grave
She was the dearest blessing that ticd ever gave:
NoE 80 TO the spot where buried il the loved
And seem 10 hear her singing with the angels above
o, my mother, bless her ashes
IN my native State
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-01

hy the gallon, for sale bv
-eeI2 A. FELIX.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-01
Wanted! Wanted!

j 000 PERSONS of both sexes to
wv make money by buying cheap
baskets. Tubs. Buckets, Churns,
Bronms Brushes, &c. &c. at
ZERBE'S.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-21
autites.
w ORCEST 4
AGRICULTURAL

w ORCESTER AGRICULTURAL
W SOCIETY The adjourned meeting Of the Trns-
tees OF w A. Society win be held al the Brick Cont
House. WEDNESDAY. Jan. 70, 1850 to hear the Renot
of the Committee to Revise the Premium List for ls and
to act thereon, to choose Committee rranremenfs
and to determine what disposition shall made OF tho
grounds for the ensuing year.
HENRY L. KEITH, Sec'v
Worcester, Jan. IS, 1850 wit jals dat ia?i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-21
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
by THE CIRCAssrAN.

ST. JoHN, N. T., Jan. 2O.-The steamer Cir
cassian, from Galway It'll inst, arrived at 8
O'Clock this morning, en- route for New York.
Her advices are two days later than those re-
ceived by the Anglo-Saxon, but are of little
political Importance.
Nothing farther had transpired relative to
the Congress. The time of its meeting is still
uncertain, aud whether it will ever assemble is
still a matter of doubt.
The retirement, or dismissal of Walewski
from the French ministry of foreign affairs,
has attracted the most attention from the ma
jority of the leading English journals, who con-
strue the proceeding as an evidence that Ma
poleon intends ultimately to espouse the ltal'
ian cause.
NJ Thouvenal would quit Constantinople
forthwith to assume his new position OF foreign
minister.
1t is rumored that Lord Cowley's visit to
London from Paris, had reference to the SET,
Element Of the Italian question, without aiu Vi
the Congress.
Marshal Mcmahon has been appointed to
succeed NJ. Valiant in the command OF lie
French army of occupation i'll Italy.
The Sandman government had protested
against the Romish government enlisting
Germans into their forces, and threatens as a
consequence to send troops into the Legations
The report is confirmed that Bucki Pasha
had succeeded Kibusha Pasha as Grand Vizier
The Prussian peace army is to be increased
by the addition Of thirty five thousand men.
The mails from Bombay Dec. II, and Mel
bourne Nov. 18th, had arrived in England
There had been changes in the ministry, both
at Victoria and New South Wales.
Mr.. Graham, provision contractor, Liver
pool, has suspended payment Liabilities
100000.
The steamship Africa, for New York, sailed
on the 9TH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-21
The Inquest at Lawrence.

In the afternoon session, Mr.. Putnam, origi-
nal proprietor of the mill, was recalled, and
produced the plans for the iron columns fur
nished by Engineer Bigelow. A letter from
Putnam, informing Bigelow that columns were
completed, and requesting that somebody be
sent to Boston to test them, was shown to the
jury Mr.. Putnam did not consider the engi-
neers absolved from testing the columns be.
cause he procured them in Boston. Mr.. Gro
yer, Superintendent Of Repairs was recalled,
and testified that the floor timbers never sag
ged more than one inch and half in any spot
The testimony given at the evening session
was unimportant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-21
nrnrl,c,.-Nrw yonK. lam. %.

ASHES unchanged sales 800 bbls; pots $685. pearls
5,37.
COTTON market active, and &c better; sales 5000
bales including 900 In transit at life for nddlng up
lands.
FloUR-Receipis 275I bbls sales $500 bbls State and
Western heavy and lOwer superfine state S55S "a 520
extra state s525 % 1881; round hoop Ohios $40 % $50
common TO good extra Western $3.50 % 540 southern
unchanged; sales 1900 bbs mixed to good $500 % $685.
fancy aud extra $3.50 q s725; Canada superfns nom
inal, $40; extra 7,65 % 7,s0.
GRAiN-Wheat dan and dropping; sales 1900 bush
Chicago spring, e22 delivered: white California; OIL so
southern white 1853 Corn heavy and lowers sales 2SOOO
bush; 80 @ SIC for white and yellow. Oats steady
Southern and Jersey 10 % 43e; Northern and Western
as % 46Rc
fkoVisIoNs-Beei unchanged. sales $50 bbs; coun-
try 50 "a $685. prime, - q AIS. repacked Chicago
81 q 1910; prime mess dull al $lB @ 1917. Pork mar
ket hrer; sales $500 bbs SBl5 % 1850 for old
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-21

New YORK, Jan, 20.-The Cleveland (Ohio)
papers say that the United States Marshal has
received from Washington orders 10 subpoena
Joshua R. Giddings, Ralph Plumb and John
Brown, Jr., to appear before the Harper's Fer
ry Investigating Committee, and in case OF re-
fusal to arrest them. The Marshal holds
them, and has sent back for instructions.
They have not yet been served
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-21

SLIP lbs for prime sIl62 for old Bacon quiet
Dressed h9gs bu9yant at g ae Lard dull sales 200
bbls 10 "a lO4c- But0r dull Ohio u a l6c State Is a
29c Whisky lower; sales 800 bbs 253 q 2s5c. Rice
hrn; sales 200 ties at q &c Sugars ste ady: New Or
leans, IS bids at "a: Auscovado $50 hhds at II a 7}c
Coffee Arm; Rio, $50 bags at liz a l23c; Java SO mats
at l5e Molasses steady; Musc0vado, 50 bbls at 26c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-21
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. pa report has pre-
vailed for several days past that Postmaster
General Holt contemplated resigning his posi-.
ton. This originated in an understood differ
ence between him and the other members of
the cabinet, and in relation to the law relative
to the curtailmeut of the mail service, but it is
understood tonight that the conflicting views
have been reconciled.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-21
Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, Jan. 20.-The resolution intro
duced in the Legislature, recommending that
Convention of the southern States be held
at Atalanta, Ca, was ordered to be printed
Mr.. Chaplin commissioner from Connecticut,
to represent the sentiments of the conservative
people of that State, is now here, but his mes
sage has not yet been communicated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-21
Hon. Clark cochrane Not Insane.

UTICA, Jan. 20.-Dr. Gray, Superintendent
of the State Asylum, declares that Hon. Clark
b. Cochrane is not in the least insane. Over
tasked by his congressional and professional
duties, he became SO Frustrated and depressed
in mind that it was feared insanity would SUI
pervene. He was brought to the Asylum as
precautionary measure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-21
Fatal Railroad Accident.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 20.-Esha Brown,
man about go years of age, of Pttsfield, VT,
was killed at the railroad station in this city
this morning by the train on the Hartford road,
while it was backing in. He was the father Of
the cashier of the State Bank of this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-21

AUGUSTA, Jan. 20.-Shocks of earthquake
were felt at Charleston, Augusta, Macon, and
other points, at six O'Clock last evening.
James w. Jones, editor of the Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel, died last night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20
Havana Plan Lotteries

bFHT .i"HF ~ ttMt* "?iDHtH..
Ana are The no.t liberal nj any Schemes ever oarrcl. For
particulars, address ". e. DAWSON u ca,
Oct. 81 Managers, MacOn AMI Savannah, ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS,
BS E,1lE GOVERNOR:

N IiDCLh HUN.
y conformity with the sixth section OF :le sixth nrticl"
&C. hr election ri \ Judge Tor cach Circui, Court, | hereby
make Proclamation thai Ludsr. for the following Judicial
CifcGits ARE 10 he elected during The present year, Ia vii:
Tor the first Circuit, composed &c III. couniir. uf Princess
Annc, Norfolk, Nauscmond, Isle Of Wight, southampton,
Greenesrllle, Surry and Sussex and the city OF Norfolk: Tor
The nth Circuit, composed Of the counties Of Accoinuc and
Northampton; for the sixth Circuit, composed OF the
counties Of Elizabeth City, Warwick, York, Gloucester,
Matthews, MiddleseS. lIenrlco, New Kent, Charles City,
James City and the City Of Williamsburg; for the seventh
Circuit, the City Of Richmond; for The ninth Circuit,
Stafford, Prince William, Alexandria, Fairfax, Loudoun,
Fauquicr and Rappahannock; for the tenth Circuit,
Culpepcr, Madison, Greene, Orange, Albcmarlc, Louisa,
E!uvanhs and Goochland; for The eleventh Circuit,
twelfth Circuit, Pcndictou, Highland, EocEinShum, Page,
Shenandoah. Warren and Hardy; Tor the thirteenth Circuit,
Clarke, Frederick, hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley and lcGrr-
snu ; for the fifteenth Circuit, Giles, Mercer, Raleigh, wyo.
ming, Logan, Boone, Faysttc, Clay, Nicholas and Webster;
for the sixteenth Circuit, Grayson, Carr"n, Wythe, Floyd,
Pulaski and Montgomery; for The ninctcculh Circuit, Wood,
Writ, Gilncr, BraNtcn, Lewis, Richie, D%odiridr-, Plea.
SAINTS and Calhoun: for the twentieth Circuit, Hancock,
Brooke, Ohio. Marshall, We:zel, Tyler and Monongalia;
and for the twenty.hrst Circuit. Harrison, Marion, Taylor,
Preston, Barbour, Randolph, Grshur and Tucker. The
said elections are TO take place on the fourth Thursday OF
the ensuing May, 10 be held in each county according to
law, md officers are required 10 govern themselves nc
cOrdingly.
Given under my haul as Governor, AMI under the seal Of
IT c ! the Commonwealth, at Richmond, on the 7th day
49, Of April, lS60, and in the eshty:fourlh year Of
Commonwealth. JOHN LETClIEE.
by the Governor.
GEORGE W. Mrxruui, Scc'y ut the Commonwealth.
April g-dSctd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20

y presenting you with BIZ. EAToE's lSFANTlLE COR.
J. DIAL, We desire % state It's superiority over every no--
trhIn that rur.e o. quack has heretofore offered you.
F'rst-lt is the preparation of . regular physician, who
Is vel qualified from much experience IN the .n,sntle com.
plants TO prescribe for thc;. Secondly-lti Il entirely free
from i~aresoE!c or opiate Of any kind, and consequently re-
ltevcs by removing the suffering Of your CHILD, Instead Of
d~cadennc It's ser.>!bllitics. Th!rdly-lt! Is put up with great,
care. as Z comparison Of 1t with any other article for lnfan.
tile complaints will show The very roots FROM which III Is
distilled being !us from The forests under the direction OF
DR.. Eaton, many OF thcrl by his owu hands. Fourthiy-lt
~ perfectly harmless and cannot !n;ure the most delicate
infant, AMI Is Il certain cure anl relief ia all the following
cg--s, which l. is chief Insri: over every other preparation,
viz:
For ALL COMPLAINTS ATr.EpISG TEETiiING ;
such rs h fsESTEliY, collie, &C.; sisn, Tor softering the
gums and Relieving pair. fr regulating the bowels IL
+, nnrqualci. For Cold Ia the Head !: Is q s::- relief. For
GROUP, the raGs. fatal and trying Of diseases, ]. can be re.
led oil with perfect confidence; aud hc!rc y powerful anti
sIasiavaic IL all cases CO JG"nisi0Es or Its, sc earnestly
recon- 70: ciuI you 10 Ios= no t:m. Ia procuring l;-lastly-.I
COSTS "a auuch more than o,aeT preparations Of the Giad,
that We cannot afford ouch ione advertisements 4. can
tl,os. wiGe- ah0ic rypcIs" Is thei. advertising; for the sa;,c
reasna. Il corImruds iSelf ~ IN" most reliable 10 all no.
..crs. In all cases, :nc directions wrapped around Zach
tn,ti~, nrs: Le .'sictlc followed. Price - cents per l"l,.:.
Sn!i by CHURCH & Dupont.
No. Sc Maiden Lane. Sew Tn.a,
rTSnEc u W!NS!n%, Druggists, Hir'.""rd. Va.
A@iiy al r.aH.ctahl. ~DrIggi.'- throughout I'M C." In'Gy.
lI,rr!, .t-iISy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20
:Mosr DESIRARLE E:!,I;.s .Hn ..,.".

nEESutNr TO u j cree ofthc Circuit Z, -, nj r.uyr rIm,
IL ort:cr II distribution aa.y:: SIC .,l',. , ..i1sr--
.i0nSr appointed ly said Count, I - N stI CT The ~
E>TiI DAY OF J3Ni, i>t"', q :air. b; r"t. Ia" ;,>:
.a: day thereafter, "a ~ p5rm:s.s, two &Dri IS!-
uAELi. ANt DESIRABLE rA;.NiS, a ahru; G.r IGiH"!
ucr.> cash, situated. IN the F%rk, in ~" cnGn'y al Cii,rurh.
adig!rirs .h- lands o! James Gai:, SauGri T. a.: a. i -
erS. !!pt!, "i :h:sr farms, la'r ,hr .rs"pr.l. Il E,lnil
0g,ol.upJro. deed, aye wittIr about ;h:'. ur'.s q T"'im-
ia, :ni w:;aia two glilca Of the Jamta :.v.r. ara 'Er .a'uc
di-tarc" from ;hr Eiranaa river, il: -Gat J. .#'i'r: The i,'k
OF Eiuvansa, y region Of Country cr!,hr7t. i h.. IN ,t.:arI.
bh: quality Of the lands fof pc5!ucIu. Tol.ccn >! n" = ci-
est ard most approved favor. a'"l,> cpnm,rGin1 re
hishas, prize, md ~r! suited !"r producing IA h,4s!s.;
crops or Corn, %hea; ant O.:i.
The farm called GALE NIL, ,AI oil rYassicr. heE'E i:
u hapisoa:c and c"rnIaoLipuS hT"lIG- H.. c. Win ~.
proper rui building, carrs!e@ h0Isr, t.. l.u.c, cttccD
barns, Stables, &c.
The other called CHERRY GROVE. IN, . !H71!. ireii-5
ard all necessary n~uLao#seE rr"r L. f9;h are well 'h.i.
d.i AZ To cleared aDi wood !utG; ;ln' uHc!,G:tG heavily
tint cred with ogk and pine.
Nh situations cnn claim pr'tcd-nc2 OYER them In r>cr!
TO hcs!:h and line society, %Ih rh!:ctC h the .mr,r1;a'c
vicinity. Bo,h farms as well Tatc:td, to vI.i be sold
separately or together TO sr!t purchaser.
TRE4s OF SALE will be: oH,-!ou.'r cssii for -" Saarcr =
credit Of one two and thrc" years will Il: I!;cu, ihe rur
chascrs giving bonds p;h approved tccur.iy, ls-tins IA.
tere:t from daT o:s"!c, and '!c ;i;is :-,.Gc'i III! lie p'E-
ncnt Of the last bond.
II further information Is desired, .r;tr:s n5a-Sss'd u" The
unde~ r,igncd, ct Wilmington, f!ar.rn', "i! be- v!gg'i !y
attended 10.
Possession Of the dwelling house vii be ven on ;ic i"y
o: sale, and Of the inrnn - FAR g a'cetsars 80 rr'r,'c
for yo1!1c Wheat, snh full po,scs.ion by tn, !3h S"ltS=.-
Der. RICHARD OMUllCNDtO,
lrri, lg-ry:i>- Con ri: GiGue..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20

As ucciden. rNh rhpe,, eren In vsu r'S"iGtei ya'"f-
lies, 1t 10 very desirable 10 have some ;neap ana con'e'"'
SrALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE
- hc ai;bou, IL. Ills always ready and VI tn the sticking
noiu,. There Is TO longer a necessity for iiapins cha!r,,
spIiutereJ renr.r-. heafiesS dol., and hroEen cradles. II
il jus: the article for cone, shell, and o:her oTna'orhtal~ors,
50 popular with ladies Of refinement and tas'e;
This admirable preparation Is used cold. heilS chEmlea.
IL held In solution, and possessing all the valuable qcaIues
cf The brs. cabinet.makers' Glue. II may b. used In the
pIac" @. ordinary muciIase. being Tastly more adhesive.
USEFUL IS EVERY HOUSE"
Y n, Brasil accompanies each bottle. Price, % c.n;i.
wholesale p.po:. No. IS Cedsr.s:.. New York
Address HtHhi I. SpACLDIHG" -,
Box No. 500. Scw York.
pu, up sr lIeAi-:s IN Cases containing Four, Flight, AMI
Tselyc DoIcn-ab beautiful L!:hostlphfc Shor.Csr1 ACCOM-.
panying each package.
~ single bo.:l- q spALDISG's rREpAREn GLUE
viii save ten times liz cost annually 20 every householf.-r:
Sold by all prominent Statloncrs, D.uygis;s, hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocc-., aad Fancy Storss.
Country merchants should MAJ a nr:e Of sPALpiHaS
.,,rJ ,ny clrra:. Feb ll-dckT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20

IkJSTE:B:'S SALE: DF 1850 ACRES OF
LAND. US THE Fr@ES o. LII, RIVE, -, Axe

COUNTY " NICHOLAS.
4 = Trustee IN r cc.ia:E ti--i vi Trust rror, =.inry =. Iai.
n RED. Isl, dated .ut!I December. sd G.,l gg,tr .,t -
NicIIU!l- co.a;S coGrl, nal, ia v*r:I'iHu :Is.ti, 20.
crct 10 sell, q; public austen, AT i"r ":aCs 81 .iE'is '.mI
lin * Ap;r.,Du, Il. the city CT i:iSHE3yu.. conner af i.i :
inl liz: .':-t.i. on WEDNESDAY,, ihc ~ Ny. 1870. 81:
/. p"!":., u! . crTiaiG :rar; al Lane ~ TIC coL'Fy Ut N.
c.:"la-, 81. :Er FORKS or ES River. - failing 80 ati.-.
being IN" .amt i":d c"n'cye: 70 s.it h.H =! Ly J. Li.-.J
I.Ookg:, ~ '.":! hulY recorded i. Et:J comfy.
The ILN~- eT said land have tC,n regularity Pad. awl
he til. 10 i.G said land Is believed - : = p,;icst H.: MI
land Is represented ~ b. ylnaGi-, ! j To. orA. .rH ,uLii
Of fertility OF SOIL, hut also from uc !Ir', tIt IL, t., "
county %! Webster has u the prCsc'M .'ss.oD OF to" !',I.
laurr beer FORMED Ur, OF pats &! AithD'"S an .:Iiriri h
cnun;;cs; anL !: Is supposed by those b.s; 'a:rru 81 ,u Tu:
srhIrct ;!a; the Court House % said :sr SGGa;y ri N,n.
sp- wil! b: nes. 20 tho said t:ac: CT lMnt.
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or tile retained. The taa". for l:GG to it pad ~ i!v ig3-
4 cEas"i. lIENh$ BALDWIN, tTgst.-.
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