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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18
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The Popular 7

The following is a statemei the popular
vote or popular Inaloritic$ foI<idcnt of the
United States at the recent Ton, so FIR as
returns nave been received:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18

Tr undersigned will cra'!Ine 10 carry or ;he PRINTING
aid BOOK -ENnlNG BUSINESS. heretofore, In all s
yar!":s branches rr old stand corner ol Main and
Twelfth Streets entrance l9h Srpcl) All work
trusted hral will be executed IN the best manner and
on rrlsorabl. tcrIs ": work ;n give salts.
acon As prrgf o! capacity 10 please would re-
sccr refer the second eIi;:ca Of the Revised Code
OF Virginia. being published, as sample OF our Print.
ing aad Binding We would also refer to the Clerks Of
nKny of the Counties and Corporations in the Stale
we'll a. k- officers IL the Commonwealth, as 10 the lyle
and the quality the materials used in cur BLANK EUuk
Nanuiact"ry.
re.pyctfuliy SO is,. tie patronage OF the public.
Dec In-c;, RlTCIl!E & DCNNAVANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18
yAIU.nLE LOgISA LAND FOIs SALE.


tilSllNG to dispose OF real estate, IL order 10 Ill
~ vide the proceeds among iHf cureh onef lot SAFE
/ privately, r0y FARM. 'Sumning llil"
This most dc,r- hi. o. land lies In the heart Of the
vauas. tobacco lands OF Louisa. both sides OF the
south branch t III. North Anna :!"cr hHh anJoilhs The
lands Of H. y. Pouex'e! Gabriel ioHcs Joseph NJ Baker
a.d ether. c.! miles Louisa Court House and To-
rrsvil On ii. Virginia Central Railroad aud equally con-
vriIcn 10 ho,ii
f:li, farm contains ora Of which 200 are wood
land more than furths OF which heavily timber
e, gth cak pine and hickory OF original growth The ara
bic land fertile and Ia high state of improveine:-Wr eli
adapted the growth rf wheat corn and tobacco.
There IS comfortable dwelling, viii; eight rooms GOOD
barn tobacco houses and all necessary oubuiusS. The
LEGALITY is healthy aiI ;h- nc;.b"rood pleasant. re-
sn.; ny wishing (; purchase will yiSi. the Farm
themselves -:l II unnecessary 10 slIcRs far
,lcr The capable OF being divided into three tracts,
desired Being Is4i-ous U: selling, the terms will lie
made accommodate rnr chAsers
NJ E.snaser, Mr. Groor will take pleasure In showing
III. prr:iIg-s a:.y who wishes 20 purchase.
JULIA y. IlULLADAf.
For Irther In IIna:inn apply - DR.. w. C. y. Randolph,
charlottesville, Va ,r;o II. r. Holiday Rapid Ann Sta
ton and A!exal- Ha:iroad, who is authorized
to Sell, Dec Su-cwtf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18

OLp MILLY MAYO. mulatto free negro, tled
IN the r,or House oi Rockingham coE"', some ua''
,.,o, At the great age Of 100 wears.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18

,.itC SALE OF EkLItEI.E SLAvES
* IlIIESaNS ;.,r rWENri-SENENTii DAY OF DE-
,,r,IsEr l>,l a. Commas nnrr under decree OF the
Circuit Cu!: c Louisa County, rendered on te .!st day o
S.,,:cr-r ls -i,a SELL to ths highest bid"er, NJ oa
- ,,-, IouS- on 4 crc: nt twelve months. with Interest
r,u, date N: ii-shI>vr G;:u. bond With good sscGrity
ffr,-- Slaves nrlumcu. the Estate Uf Nathaniel Mills
deceased. consisting o four H!im" yrune men, ,H or
rEy i:rs ,ud Girls. several valuable Youu. Women and
C;ilirrn, and one blacksmith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18

l,s1a;ssa Gi',a'5 9ae,6.1 a,s, ,4.s
TOTAL asa.hst pr. '.iIc"ih 'hus lar ,596
F"r Ar' Lincoln. ....'...'.''s 20, G23
Majority against Mr. Lincoln thuI far. !. o5s
Total number of votes thus flr4 900
which will be increased by the re; vet to
come into about 100000. Totes at
Presidential election in 1856, +,0+9,
tIncoUplete
(c)Chosen by the Legislature unanimously.
itlThls includes the Douglas vote on fusio.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18
VIII Lincoln be Powcrlc.s in the TcrI
Congress

Congress
The sllbmisSionists say that Mr. LiGcGln
can be restrained from doing any wrong TO tic
South, by the majority which they Claim 20
have in Congress against him; that he is at the
mercy Of the opposition, even 10 regard To !hc
appointmcnt Of his Cabinet officers. Is this
so. Let us see. On the 4th Of March next,
Mr.. Lincoln will be inauguratcd; the present
Congress will ADJOURN on the third day Of
March-the day previous to the inauguration.
The Senate will he convened in extra session,
or held over, for the transaction Of Executive
business. Mr.. Lincoln will submit his Cabi-
net appointments 10 the Senate for confirms.
ton or rejection. Suppose they are al reject
ed what next? Will Mr.. Lincoln submit the
cd, rs he will consider it, by 4 hostile Senate,
or would they consent to any such sacrifice
We think not. What then? The Sen.
ote will remain in one end Of the Capitol
waiting in dignificd silence for the next more
from the White House. and the President throws
himself upon his dignity, and awaits 10 see
wbnt the Senate will do Neither makes It
nov. and the Senate aJjourns, leaving the
pres;'Icnt without a Cabinet. NV, wiIl the
suL,oissiopists tell lis what is next 10 bc done:
". suppose they have worked it ont If they
have not, let us tell them 'Dl1 Abe Will
re.appoint the very men who have been reject
ed bv the Senate. You object. How VII! you
help it, Where is the power TO prevent 1t
Ii has been done before-what is to prevent Its
being done again: Gen. Jackson set the ex-
ample, and Lincoln will be likely TO follow it
We ask, then, how are yon 10 keep the Gov
crpmcnt out of bis hands: 1t is impossible,
and there is no nae in trying it.-iJcttrs0H
{ (No) Eraminer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18

- ,s;,ECkiNfiIDGE,A Alr"H'"f a. "a" ,
y" ~ lh- Courts o: Ec:c,9arl and SdJon'he
-r.;Oa.ts.s, Ro,e;oag, coraty.H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18
EsIOCkOE MILL
Lpn1'Nn DI ASTEI
flstLtp HAH!H,
tinIE MAGt NE NO RE $,

cICuV0NO, "a.
..A..fAir;'HES Steam Engines OF every description
!! ,a:,sr, y,stg!.. saw Mills, Ml Gearing, Mining
,.ly e: rvtrs description. Castings in Iron AID trass
:, ,,.so,- a,str. Feb :i-Sly
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,,,pol.rlS'T so SEOCA GROW EitS.

~ ~
AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL,
,tru.... l,.u,rv Is sol Il is devoted exclusively
70 matter, ,-x;in: 20 and maasrnent OF our
domestic a:!aa. a,!S by - he largest, cheapest anu
most widely circulated paper Of the kihd IN Ie Wo' w
s;ocs grover can afford 20 be wi:houti;.
rLIf:y,xo large octave pages handsomely Illustrated
Published Monthly IL 70 Park Few, New fe!H' al flVo
nrr Yea: il, advance. Specimen copies gratis.
u. {. LlNSLEi, Editor and Proprietor.
OTIS +. Il. WAITE Associate Editor.
Newspapers giving The above advertisement two inser-
is:s AID scnicc marked copy A. Il. Hatch, Windsor,
W.. will receive copy Of the paper one Year free.
Dec Is; A. Il. HATCH, General Agent.
lISSOLETIUS ar CO-PAfSlS EffSRIP.
TsiuE cn.pa,nrrShlp heretofore existing under the trn
4 o: HiTCli!E, BLNNArANT & CO. In the PUBLIC
PRINTING AND JuE PRINTING OFFICE AMI RuOk
BiSDEI is his day dissolved by muaa! consent, Messrs.
TYLER aud WISE retiring The debts due by the late tr
-: The said cir- ard biudery will be paid 10y
Ei;c:e D1navai; 10 Thoa all debts due 10 the raid
tru Lav, brr., A.. igr;rh MN. T. RlTCilIE,
WM. W. pUSNArANT.
NAT TYLER,
q. JENNlNG= WISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE

ENr'NTsNE STs ~ cI SMlE or aoMSES AND
fSEH Undersigned oilers for sale Nil the buildings and lots
at Gloucester Courthouse. lately owned by his atre
| John rahh, deed.
one fcS Tavern, with Brick Stable lee House and all
oher buildings necessary for conducting large business
s"ar Sore Houses, with comfortable dwellings attached;
sI"n oaeT dwelling houses and shops for Saddlers, black
Smiths. Talo:S, Carpenters and Shocmakers.
The Tavern and Dwelling Houses have convenient lots
attached to them for gardens and other purposes, and
al il good repair.
Gloucester c"urtl!ousc is situated in the dt Of veal.
thy and opuoIS country one OF tr best stands for
business In this section
The Tavern might be made very profitable large
G't business has always been done there, and mecan.
leg at every Kind can find constant employment.
The TERMS, which will he LIBERAL will be made known on
application Ia the subscriber. J. rHOSSEG TAHB,
july 2>--cf Gloucester Court House.
VALUABLE ESTN'CE IN CfIARLOT'FE
FOR SALE.
rs'iiE undersigned having determined TO move South,
the county ct Charlotte lying the OF the Wards
Fork, jSi above and the o! the Eoauoke just
below the confluence of the two streams
This tract is located within tirr. AMI half miles or
Messing Ford Depot the fchn,oud ad nanvills kali
Rad, and contains about lm OF which considerably
2,p fr>tra;c bottom land, nnsirpa seu Ill
capacity OF productioi, aud IN i"tEiy OF eusnon py
ANY In the COUNTY The auval land comparatively eX-
eupt from overflow a loo acres are secured against high
by dixie, which is kept up NJ h'tie COST anu WHICH
affords r!rciua protection. with ordinary attention.
| With the exception Of dwelling house, AL other i'm.
prcycmrDls necessary excellent and in good repair.
This rlaatation Is widely known remarkable Tor the
production OF tine shipping tobacco my prices for tine
a ru years will fully attest: il is also scarcely less dis
tinsuiSc r il: wheat crops and swell adapted to what.
! e.cr is grown III this portion ol the state.
such an for investment In real estate rarely
c curs and those In land In nrehborhood pos
srssi.g all the advantages Of sood health AMI refined and
society, Will Lake great pleasure III showing the
| premises. , =,
r.rv>i< fully determined 10 sell, will make the
terms easy and acccTnohatnc Any enquiries addressed
In m will he roiG,,y answered, and reference can he had
:" A''''' ''es'' : ''''''' '''>'''' WI E. GREEN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18
The Richmond Enquirer,
my sEM..wEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
'..'., .r,.. j.i.. WISE n ALl.EGKE.

>.v.n dollars per anuum, n"n NJ @ lne
assn for ~ isaf. ;SGrSE psfsa per- 's" and
,'< " M S$s.M ssS:N N,avsSi ia aavaace For the he
. .. HT sS G"S ar * :uvie, tov slo :" be r n.
Sysa2S. riE n Wss !s,:sr ss":;:": G Ssf S%s "s s
=, he ~7%:sT, ,.,.,,sa in :..e p.I!y Se"'week!y'
- Nv yaau::-: liberal terms S.rr Is publish
"a e< Il: :as;f fa:t;s1 s'stah's: s ns
and I< ns may be rem;;;rd pc, ini: IN IN
~. a. 20 :'> nn,.s. ifrt;6,er'J Al the f'sS o'
s,o4 .'.l "''''''' ''F
H. f.:''' ., Tributes Of Ec.Fcr:. eNcteu'ns
-! I,'' '"s,.,.I for a. advertisement >, ,
:-a nS, 'n, s:aacs ,ast be acc0rnisn WV, m
uS''''' ..,,i.f.c,ory references. :" ''"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18

tH BNfA:-I% CUANCERY-At Rules held in
The Cler". Office 'f the Circuit Court VI Caroline
county, on M"ndar, the -. # December, Is .:
Becky L. Mrrryu.n:t. Plaintiff,
Asain,:
fresy Mrrryman, lh! M-rrrman Francis Johnson The
ui%h""n heirs ana G>trihut-s, Madison Merrynan de
ceased, and other Defendants.
IEe object 4" this sp; obtain decree for the sale c
negro man ar tact u land held by IL. late Caiharne
Merry man. widow "f rr">.y Mctryna life; and also
i"T sale OF the lln.I which said Catlrinc
Merry man Gc seized; and iur distribution Of the pro-
ce-ds among the parties eurd to thu same: affidavit
hITag been made and fled that the said defendants
ley Merfyman Ph.p M"rrymmu and Francis Johnson
E"G-r"-dc's "t the state vi Virginia and that the heirs
aud arihutres Of Madison Mcrryman unknown TO the
rsiuG ia this suit j: il ordered, that said defendants MP
pear here within month after due publication this
"iicr aud j" ": is 10 protect their Interests
il tbs suit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18
Two a:,NuIiED Do.LAi.S I:sswAi;D.

Two i.1HDlsED D5sLAIsS REWARD.
syAEAwAY the gist February last, negro boys,
AS MtN"Y and JACKSON. Henry is 32 years old, light
brown yeilnws color, abou: feet org inches HIGH
au Te!ss uhoo lIB pouads, and has lost front tooth
lie j. very good plantation blacksmith. land handy al
anything rul hin, al and works left.handed-has
rasa:i when spoken 10 by strangers. Jack
snn Is - u years Old, brown or cnpperrIOreJ, and
weighs about ~ loo pounds is about feet ~ or u
inches high has rather short Walk, and II he has shoe
they very apt to br outside.
vii. pay the above reward il said slaves deiv cred
to me u Chambers county Ala, cigh:Sniles Of Oak
Duwery, or vii! pay $l00 for information 20 get them:
T. ii. nDULITTLE,
2:-.,.whn Oal; I;awrry, Chambers Ala.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18

>. =. ,-,t,,s cf the city uf Richmond, snd
i)Hhl ,',svs ,s.; 81 .nr:to. hanover and Car"i.ne.
J. 80 %c:r, rub.s AMI COMMISSIONER "' The oh''s"
-: b,;wce: Mr.. css,'n White and irs-
.is.cr,, hi, oihe- is ~" @" i!'l street. just
=, fnrd.u> Hail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18

p": pu. tIrErs or HANOVER AND KIM
i "I:;.;," -, a::sals the coa,:s Of kiag and
Q&~ss :%i i...%:i S,,'I; = Ay.s:.'s. King William
:. 1 .''', .''',nnwT On Ci,:rch. Hanover. Feb l'-ciy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18

i Ln"AD>, KAINlNS, CI'TlsOS, CUR
"A "AHls, ff-srrvrd Ginger, MaccaroE Dutch Cheese,
49, f:.nch and English Mustard, Olives Carcrs. Pa
'"'' >sfh and Patent Sperm Candles sweet OIL Ersmi-
:, :, :. HGcEEhes;. For sale by
H'':-g3w BLAIR & CuAMBERLAYNE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18
NOTICE..

rxNIIE SAKE the E-aic q! T. = Jones' dec D.. in King
4 William. will ;.k" place THESrY-SEfENTH DE-
CEMEEE. al persons iIrrt-,l to the Estate and all
who have cai again. il! requested 10 come forward
Eur. tl...L..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18
sENIIEN;A'IAisY .0F VIKGIXE,.

: '"r". :" pcrc:ri>r for his from fifty I" orr
t' Ss.: il families, frou farIo has ad,hcr.
-! ,:n a"t1'i,- the purchase. ANY farmer wishing to
.uc'. 10. would do well communicate with
DAVIS, DECPREE 4 CO.
pri -t-S,. Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18
30 'T:liE Cl.EeIIotts OF MM. J. WAI-


Z DEED of Trust hariHs been executed on the 3ist
IA October, lS4u By Vim. J. Watkins, OF Charlotte
W by which he has Dedicated his entire properly to the
payue Of his debts, To'icr i hereby given 10 his credi
tors pr esrI,; their claim, without delay
Az general! creditors, those havin. security or
ii. c,.:s required. by :he terms OF the Deed tU
sign the vi M sixty days from u: execution thereof
Ia order To ia.- Advantage Of its provisions IL br
found n i- uc" y! Charlotte county Court, where II has
been r"cor.-l It viii also recorded ia EichmouI and
In Prime. kdSard. Address,
TlluS WATKINS, Mount Laurel
Post Office. Halifax county,
HICUD Y. GAINES brakes A'"''~ss'
irSnch, Charlotte County,
Or ISAAC Il. WATKINS, Au"rncy.at.L,w, Charlotte
Court ioG.r Nov. 3-cwtud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18

SEu.sE AND TO ARRIVE, 5000 sides
:%.! aa; and damaged Leather, and the best brands
" i''a' C,,ns which will sell low TO. cash or good
''' 1r c::y p4%r Broguss, for CASH only.
y. DEYERECX,
''7' 's-r;' No 1872 Cary st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-18

bee Beef MARY T.. JONES, Executrix.
NTHitG1NLA.-lN CuhNCEEl. AT rules held In the
Cierhs Office Of thu Circuit Court Of Caroline county
| On Mon'!ay, the 50 day pf Dec"n.hrt, so
! Benjamia Alrrryman, Plaintiff,
Against
John Grccn.irrrt and Mari. is viii, Francis JohI5on,
the unknown heirs ard dis ri1CtGes U! Madison Merry
deed, amI others, defendants.
The object iis suit !, to ohtan decree for the sale
OF negro wom-n held by the late Catherine Merryman,
widow az Presley Mcrryman for r, and for division OF
the r0ceces according The rights Of the parties inter-
eS.e. An affidavit having hcen made anh ed that the
defendant, Francis JunSnn Is NONRESIDENT Of the State
Of Virginia, and ;h the heirs and distributes o. Madison
Mrrryman hed are unknown to the plaintiff IL ~ order
I'd TINT the said Francis ;unSon and the unknown heirs
dn srihut, Of Madison M--rymsn, deed. appear here
within one sn"n; after due publication OF this noce, and
do What necessary I" protect their interest In this suit
\ Cnjy-Tr-r.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-22


Tn this tfiiage, Friday the nth inst, Mrs.
NANCY A. ScoTr, wife of JAMES p. Soorr, ESQ.,,
in the 10th year her Of age.
And on the following Sabbath at 2 o'clock p.
NJ. in the LIST Presbyterian Church, her funeral
services, deeply interesting, were attended by
crowded house. The deceased Is taken from
large family who must sadly feel and deeply
deplore her loss; and yet none who well knew
her can doubt bat that hers is the infinite gain.
Around her dying bed and open grave came
sweety, in whispers of immortal life, the breath
ings Of inspiration, "Blessed are the dead which
die in the Lord"
In calling up "reminiscences of the past, it
may be said she was n child of the forest. Her
father was an Indian Trader; her mother a full
native of the 0jbeway tribe, in the North West.
But gracious Providence in her behalf so or
dcred that when quite a child she was taken sew
cral hundred miles and placed in care of the
Mackinaw Mission, and for several years enjoy
ed its educational and christian privileges,
Thence for shorter period she was removed to
the branch Mission, at La Point, Lake Superior
And here, some fifteen years ago, and since her
decided cast, and she then fully purposed, at the
next communion season, to unite with the Mis-
sion Church; but a change of residence pre-
vented, and subsequently various untoward cir
cumstances, together with the unhappy influence
on her own mind of long delay, kept her waver-
ing and aloof from the covenant people of God
till within The last two years.
Often, however, and more particularly during
the latter part of this period, she suffered much,
lest the excuses she had made to herself were on
ly the workings of temptation to effect her souls
ruin. Not quite two years ago she sought an
opportunity and freely converscd with a chris
tan friend, expressing an earnest DESIRE if
deemed consistent with duty, &c cast in her name
and lot with the children of God. And in all
the unfoldings of her mind she evince6 much
tenderness of conscience and the workings Of a
spirit truly taught from on high; and it was
with no ordinary feelings that she was welcom-
cd to our christian fellowship as a sister in the
and various outward hindrances, had, like an
ovcrshadowing cloud, for many long year,
darkened her pathway. But as we believe, she
was child of grace, truly taught of the spirit /;
and faithful, prayer-hearing and promiso-ful-
filing God did not fail to bring her safe at last,
and, after giving her little refreshing with his
children here below, has now taken her to His
own blissful abode in Heaven above.
As awife and mother her worth was immoas-
urable. Her quiet, efficient, christian influence
was like magic spell. 1t had indeed few words,
but it was pervading, winning and untiring thro'
all the wants and interests of the domestic cir
Gle. This was her home-ths was her world
here. Few were her equals-most did she excel
and, having finished her work, she has gone
to her reward. [CoM.
In Grand Haven, sth inst, the infant daugh-
ter of George and Mary Maledon, aged weeks
and days. detroit papers please copy.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-22

FIRE. On Monday morning last the
cry of fire sounded through our streets.
A small dwelling owned by Mr.. DIVER
NAY it seems took fire about the chimney,
occasioning the alarm. 1t was, however,
luckily put out and the disastrous conse-
quences averted. How long our beauti
full village may be spared a general con-
flagration and utter ruin is purely a mat
ter Of conjecture and not an improbable
event. at any hour. Is it not duty,
then, at once to prepare for the worst |!
Let us have some kind of an organization
and means at hand TO save, if possible,
our homes and property before it shall be
too late. Timely action may prevent the
great calamity, but without action there
is scarcely hope left for us.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-22

planning MTLL.-On Monday last we
paid a hasty visit TO the steam-mill of
H. JONES, Esq, situated just on the out
skirts Of our village, and were much graf
flied to notice new planning machine,
combining in its construction the latest
improvements, nearly ready for operation.
Mr.. J. is worthy citizen indeed, and we
are rejoiced to find him evincing his pub
lie spirit by establishing a branch of bus
mess so much needed in our village, and
hope the enterprise will meet that sup
port and encouragement which its merits
demand.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-22
Attachment NOTICE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Circuit Court for
the County Of Ottawa: Asa Il. Hart, Plain
tiff, vs. The American Transportation Com
pany, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the nine.
IN teenth day of December, A. d. 1859,
writ of Attachment was issued from the Court
above named, wherein the parties above
named were Plaintiff and Defendants, for the
sum of twenty five hundred dollars that said
writ was made returnable the first Tuesday
of January, 1860, and that as appears from the
return of said writ, property has been attached
thereon and that the defendants above named
could not be found. ASA L. HART, Plaintiff.
WIN. ii. PARKS, attorney.
Grand Haven, January 20, 1880. Tn56 WI
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-22

Conviction OF HAzLETT.-The trial of
Hazlett the Harper's Ferry invader, has
been concluded. Friday evening his coun-
sci Mr.. Green, made an able defence, then
the case was submitted TO the jury, when
the court adjourned. On Saturday the
jury rendered verdict of murder in the
first degee. The prisoner received the
announcement with the same indifference
that has characterized his conduct thro'-
out the trial.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-22

Y The VAULT.-We are informed that
TO Mr.. LAzELLE, of our village, has been
awarded the job of constructing the fire
proof vault, at the courthouse, for the
safe keeping of county records. The
work is to be completed and ready for
use by the first day of May next. From
our personal knowledge of Mr.. L. we are
confident the work will be promptly and
faithfully done.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-22
Dissolution Notice.

THE o-partnership heretofore existing under
the name and firm of Hopkins & Friant is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The Docking
and Shipping business hereafter will be conduct
cd by Geo. w. Friant.
Those having business with the late firm will
please call and settle the same at the old office.
john w. HOPKINS,
Gro. w. FRIANT.
Grand Haven Jan'v 90, 1860. T56wi.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-22

DONATION VIsT.-The friends Of Rev.
II. HALL and LADY, are respectfully in
yited to make them donation visit at
their residence, on the corner of Franklin
and Third sts., Grand Haven, on Wednes-
day afternoon and evening, February
Goth 1860.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-22

MICHIGAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION
This valuable Magazine for February is
on our table. 1t contains the very inter
esting report of tho Superintendent of
Education for the year 1859. We con-
slider the Journal one of the very best
educational helps to teachers, engaged ac-
lively in their profession, and contains
much valuable information to all interested
in the proper education of tho young
And who is not thus interested9
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-22

The DETRorT.-We notice that this
steamer, now lying at the dock of the d..
q NJ. Railway, is fast approaching COM
pletion. She has received new coat of
paint externally and looks as neat as a
pin. She will soon be under sailing or
ders,