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AUCTION SALES.
ou,IISSIONER,s SALE OF VALUABLE
REAI ESrA ATE In THE COUNTY OF CIIESTENElELD

on MONDAY, TIE Sru DAY OF OCTOBER, 1860, AT
CHESTERFIELD c. H., THAT BEING COURT-DAY.
Y virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Cour. Of Chesterhrl
ID pronounced on the 2th Of October 1852 In the suit
OF David C. Winfrce and Others against David T. Branch
and others, the undersigned Commissioners shall proceed
SELL public auction, the tract Of land hereafter de-
scribed MONDAY the Sh day Of October 1sGU the fol
lowing rea! estate belonging to the estate OF the late Col
Wm p Winree lying in the county OF Chesterhel-thas
valuable tract 0! land which Col. William u. Wnirce re-
sided at the time OF his dtui situated ~ miles west OF
Chesterfield House and ~ or IL miles south OF lioh
mond containing 95S acres 20 3UD OF which nre arape
In good heart and productive the resis Ia woods the arG
portion OF which Is Of original growth containing Srea
deal OF yauab timber convenient 10 saw'inIli lhere -
very good Dwelling House upon this tract, containing SIX
roomsnegro quarters granaries tobacco la MS slaDie
and all other necessary outbudlng' required upon ssch
farm all Of which In good repair The farm very well
supplied with good water and the crops grown upon have
been wheat oats and tobacco the growth Of which
II IL very well apaptrd.
Adjoining this farm there is very good MILl.SEAT,
with IL OF land attached thereto which will be sold
ut the same time and place.
TERMS oF SALK-So much cash may be required to de-
fray the expenses OF sale, and upon credit OF and 2
years ~ TO the residue Of the purchase money In equal n-
sainens taking bonds with good security from the purcha-
sers and title retained until all Of the purchase money Is
paid. Possession given immediately.
WI. T. LTllGOW, r,,,m.r.
sYDENuiM wALKE, COMM rs'
PS Tho farm II required, will be dividedto suit purcha.
Persons desiring further information will address The
Commissioners ut Richmond VA Sep ll-ctds
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The Richmond Enquirer.
,r,y, SEMl-wEEKLr AND WEEKLY
GtV..sn'., .,...;,rT. WISE n ALLECRE.
TER Ms:

r.P.s seven dollars per anuum, and 1T the
~ ,s.i,r> il taken for shorter period Than one
rate .: r SenWSgxLY, five dollars per anDunl, ana
yra! 70 70. six months pa yah!c In advance. For the
;hr,e ~. anum or six copies for ac, TO be paid In
Nra.-,n advance When letters containing money are
they mus, he registered. they will be at The
- ~; -. writer's. We ,,
;Irc.t,.rmenis inserted in the Dnily Semi-WecGF,
= Enquirer. on liberal terms ,,,
~,:CuNOSp ESorIREa" "AprEkrislNG SnEEr Is pnoisN
'. Moa,h the monthly circulation Is twenty thou
~ Advertisements insert ell ut 20 cents per line
-, iu.,S This Office may be reined per mall, IN
sy.;.!r Bank notes, VrsgiSferea, al the risI Of
.. ~ i,,uarics and Tributes OF Respect, eAceedins
r% ar rar;cd for a. advertisements; ,i, -. ~,
t.;"I> I' references. 10 insure execution
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0ERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIrE No 1890, issued by the
~ Virginia Savin7 Bank Of the city Of Richmond In the
name Of Mrs. LaYina Tschud E. p Galnes Geaing date
l1th OF APRIL 1850. Payment Of has been stopped
Sept 4-c~am
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NfCHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
VlfE undersigned having procured the services OF R.
l. IL Crockett, for the purpose Of selling Live Stock
In the Richmond market, will, with Luther S. Irvine be
In the market the 1st day OF September next prepared
to give cir undivided attention all business entrusted
,hem and feel confident from their long experience
be able 70 give entire satisfaction.
We will make liberal advan :euenis on conslKnmenE
JOHN GROUSE,
Aug a0-ctf L. S. IRVINE
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1860.
MISCELLANEOUS.
-"
REDEMPTION OF S237, 1871 OF Flh-
GINA FIVE AND SIX PER CENT. DEBT.

NEUEWPTIUN OF 9EoI, d."I VE VIZ
GINA FIVE AND SIX PER CENT. DEBT.
TENE holders OF the following certificates Of debt ssuea
/ by the State Of Virginia. will take notice that inc
commissioners ofthe Sinking Fund.- calling In the
Of debt In the order In which they are 70 c 1e
TO redeem the said certificates the Treasury Of the Com
monweah The holders Of said certificates are required
"n The snI 3ls December s60 surrender the same IT
hr ocr OF the Second Auditor. Whether surrendered or
mot the Interest will cease on that day.
l. Under an act to provide for the construction OF
turnpik. road Staunton TO Pakersburc passed 10th
March, 1885, amended under the Sd section of act 10
provide for raising loans TO certain railroad companies
and for other purposes, passed .lst March, la39:
D0tt No amount
lSil June ii., Joseph Smith, Of Augusta Co.., s3On
" Oct. IS, IS, Thos. Stevenson, of Richmond, 2OU
lSl2 Jau Is, 49, Jas. IIa.kns, committee OF Jno
EinuS Sr
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.


VERY VALUABLE AND DESIKA BEE
FARM CONTAINING SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, IN
POwllATAN COUNTY, Va, NEAR TO JAMES RIVER
FOR SALE
T1NHS faru, situated about a2 miles from Richmond
Il and a6oua mile and half FROM lanes river, In one oi
the finest neShborhoods OF the State and within two miles
Of either au Episcopal, Baptist Methodist Church,
and post Office and contains by survey 100 acres OF nnu
SO OF which 10 fine Of cultivation, the balance
in wood l3j in original oak growth, 2G5 OF pine growth
There are will be By the plat and survey, on exh
btion Office Of Messrs. Goddln Apperson SeYera
very fine springs upon the place. Of which Chat ~hie
supplies the bulh house with water by measurements
IS QUO gallons In "a hours and Is convenient 70 tie mouse
and stables There comfortable dwelling on h's
farm The quarters In good orr and repair, as are
also the stables and other out-houses. o.,
The family being drsrous to remove nearer tue cny'
offer this very valuable and desirable farm for SALE pr
va;eiy, upon very accommodating terms.
This tract joins the lands OF John T. Whitfield, Esq
Dr. Thomas Turpin and Mrs DR.. McCaw.
For fnrthe information refer to Messrs Goddn Apper
son. Richmond; John f. Lay, Powhatau; Ronald Cooke,
Esq., Furanna, or TO the proprieors Messrs T. o. and H.
y. Mckenzie, now residing the premises.
Sept 2.-cIm GUDDlS & APPERsOS, Aucts
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AN supplied, with the above Mills made With many I'm,
proysnenis and In superior style. The grinding cyl
inders OF cast Iron Instead Of WOOD rs formerly made
The Is Of inch wrought iron; beam cast ron
heavy and strong. Altogether IL Is the perfect Cider
Mil rItant.
ANY farmer who has this uil can, at any time, make
few gallons OF sweet cider In minutes with single boy
and equally well make ten barrrls day with
three hands. With this Mill you make Cider you
want It, and Iu quantities single gallon TO any
Der OF barrels. II. VI. SMITH,
Aug 2-c2m No. II, Main street.
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re EDITORS END PRiNIERS!

'yIGt Subscribers ask attention their Stock Of PRINT
I lNi TYrES ORNAMENTS, BORDERS, PRESSES, &c,
Large supply OF which they Keep consian.on hand 1T
;fe5 type aaA stereotype Foundry,
Nc. IS, Gold Street, New York,
Al Which warrant equal IN ~ RESPECT 10 any man.
this country and will sell on the usual TERMS
,ix mon,h:' credit, for approved negotiable notes. or
:sa per cent. discount for cash.
Q!t r,pc taken In exchange for new, at the customary
price hin. per pound delivered within sixty days
.re. time Of prrchas otherwise six cents per pound
WIN HAGAR JR., < CO.
The undersigned AGEsT S vIgeSIA, for the above we'll
SHOWN kstabshmen supply the trade with every de-
i:ri?tlan Of
rpor the most liberii terms Having printed the RICH
aoxp EsecixR for upwards Of years with type and
other materials purchased from Mcssrs nAGAE Co. am
duced TO materials from their establishment
n preference to others
Specimen books will be furnished to the trade, and such
.c-- as may he selected will he forwarded with dcs
?.l:. WM. Is. ALLEGhs
.riiy .iEnuuirer" Office Richmond Va,
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JAMES RIVER PLANTATION FOR
SALE

T OFFER for sale, privately my plantation known NJ
MsnnsTile the residence OF the lat. Tar'on fening
lying in the county OF Goochand James River, forty
three miles Richmond II cUna!Is by recent survey
$40 acres OF which lu James River Low Grounds and
:ioU arabic high land; all In high state OF cultivation. VI
remaining SO acres LIS in origna timber growth
the In pine and standing pasture The buildings
all substantial and In good repair For further particulars
address the subscriber at Loeb Lomond P o. GoOchaud
county, Va.
Sent 6-cG WM. X. FLEMING,
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By order OF the President,
Sept29-ctd WM. P. MUNF0RD, Secy
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FOR SALE
'HNfIS Farm Is situated the southern base OF the South.
4 IVES. Mountains within five miles OF Rapid Ann De-
pot the Gorduusvlls and Alexandria Railroad three
miles from the surveyed route OF the FredericIsbuR anu
Orange Railroad three miles from the FredereSshurs
and Orange plank road and nine miles below Orange Court
House.
1t consists Of abou, ,EIGIITHUSDRED ACRES 2ooof which
are In timber Of excellent quality and 40 abundance or
good Are wood The arabic land Il mostly gently undua.
Ting with southern exposure and water In every field and
lot and we'll adapted TO corn wheat tobacco and all the
grasses OF this latitude
The dwelling house. which comm odous nd handsomely
located aud all other buildings, mostly new. and o!
the best materials There spring OF pure frees'ohs
water near the house.
This land Is situated In healthy and beautiful section 0!
country, convenient TO several churches mills &c 1t is
hut seldum that farm with many advantages Is In mar.
ket. 1t lies remarkably we'll for drl,on dcsred. My
msnager residing the farm will show any gentleman
who may wish 10 W the premises Possession given n-
meda,ey, wit "ep,ion Of Il field Of eighty acres.
Full possession s. lat N"-amher, 1861.
TERNs-0ne-fourth lance in and two
years, equal payments, " Interest. from date.
Address uArID PANNILL
Sept 95-clm Gordonsril!e, Orange Co., Va.
pENITENTIARY or VIRGINIA..
MANUFACTURED at this institution, and sold there and
I athe Agents store 40 -, Pearl street. the following
articles, at reduced prices, to wit;
Boots Shoes and Brosue.
Women, Children and Servants' Shvrs
Wagon and Cart Harness, Of every descript,p"
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts,
Drays and Wheebarro1s.
WardrUbes, Safes, &C.
striped and Plaid Cotton.
Kersey, and Linseys for plantation hgud.
Ready mnde Clothing for Servants
Most Of the above articles hand and for SALE will
oe usde or repaired other job work done to order on
short notice cash. punctuai customers only On
short time
Orders from the country, with satisfactory references
promptly attended to. Address X. NJ NIMMO,
July 8-ctf Agent and Storeletper Va. PcntenLarv.
NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that from and after the st day
~ OF October pext Dorkage Nil ARTICLES shipped by
residents OF this city board Of vessels In the Dock
must be paid before the said vessels will be permitted
pass through ship locks, unless Responsible per-
son, resident of this CITY, the payment OF the
by order OF s President OF the James River and Kama
wha Company JOHN CURRlE, JR., Collector.
1ocn San
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nY The GOVERNOR 0T VIRGINIA.

L n
INF0EMATIUN having been received by the Executive,
:aat SAMUEL SSApP, who confined In the jail
Of the c"rny of Mercer upon charge OF felony, has
escaped thr.cron and going at larre therefore,
10 hrEcy offer n Reward Of hundred dollars 10 any
p.Cn who shall arrest the said Samuel Snapr and deliver
r aoticrrs ofthis Commonwealth. civil and military,
al rqui the people generally TO use their best eHerous
10 his arrest that he may be brought 10 Justice
Given under my hand rs Governor and under the Less
- s-a Of the Commonwealth at Richmond, this 18Th
L.. $ day Of scilte,aher, lSGU
Sy :i- Governor:
t!.ohos ". MrSTnnu, Secreiary Of Commonwealth.
SG:aue! Snapp about "a Of age, light complexion,
.na :ull :acc, blue eyes, brown hair lie was raised In
Li= county o; Monroe, III this Sta.e. Sept 20-c3w
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RAPPAHANNOCK FNRM FOR SALE.
SnD ACRES UE IANDt


OFFER for sale my farm known as Farmvile, lying on
The NappahAunock River, milo below the village OF
and bordering the public road leading
to that place. The farm contains nearly GUu ncnry
Ill Of which has been lined and cOrere and is IN high
state Of Improvement.
The buildings consisting Of elng house barns, stable,
carriage house. negro quarters Ice housr &c, H SPA.
cous and 10 thorough repair
The situation is very beautiful one possessing sn ex
teuye view uf ths river above and below and OF the sur
rounding country. Tile local und natural advantages OF
this place hardly be surpassed If .qualled by any ST.
usUn the river Fish, oysters and wild fowl aboGnd Ia
great abundance and Of the finest varieties.
Also Ano,her containing ESQ Acres adjoining the
above with all the necessary improvements for separate
farm II Is bounded side by Davgable creeks
Ia part by the river THIS farm is in fine Of i'm
provement and in thorough order.
This remaining tract Of $50 fronts the liver, aud
lies the above tracts. There buildings upon
this, hut the land is In fine condition.
Those separate parcels comprise the whole &" the orena
OF 500 acres which Is almost paTalengram With
OF Its long sides fronting the river and bounded on
the and by creeks OF which Is avisa0e Tor
large vessels the other for small craft The land Is almost
perfectly level but requires very little dlcnr. II Is
rarely such opportunity Is offered for profitable In
The tract Is susceptible OF being divided into two
ceet farms having all the necessary buildings conYe-
nieniiy situated II sold privately, shall offer the
ucs separate parcels 10 suit purchasers who may want
smaller farms. Purposlng 10 south, uEn deter
mined SELL II not sold privately before the TWEN.
TIETu DAY OF NOVEMBER will, on that day. II fair, II
not, the next fair day thereafter Sunday exctptcd) sell
ut Public Auction the highest bidder wiihou, reserve
Persons desrng the farm, will find at home. or
my neelbor Mr. Clements. who will take pleasure In show
py the premises. ACERY II. JONES.
Sent
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A1tbnlono Enquirer,
FRIDAY moRN1NG. OCTOHER 5, 1850

~~~|>~~>~~>-~~~-~~~~~
Ri TILEE, WISE ~ ALLEGRE.
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4. q a.. a. DELI,
~ SnprIi WlItEyEs PHILADELPHIA, f,

No. 10 NUEl II NiiAhN Es, H'''''"S' ''''''
,sANCFACTCRE and have for sale
II CANDLES-Srcrmac..i. Patent stef@' h!"'"'''''
1tan.n:irc Hotel. Car aad lIilow Candles.
....o. whaIr T,,n.;,' Carrier, Palm uc:ne and Red
lils. =, =, o,. r,,,,
S0ApS-wh;e Yellow, Grown. c!'e''ieai Olive, fancy
1-sawyw.
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isr T1tf; GSyEqeN0ie or VI
4 pKnl,lA

IMPORTATION having been received by the Executive,
that WM -. WALTERS, who IS charged with the crime
S' murder committed in the county Of Halifax, In this
EoiamonT eLh, the Siheenrh instant, has lied from
sicr and i now going ~ large; therefore do hereby
rstr fcSar Of One Hundred dollars any person who
'haii arr--; 'hr said Wn H. Walters and deliver him into
RE JAN Of sai county Of Halifax. and do moreover
t a" ''ar"rs nf this Commonwealth, civil and military,
% esGes: he rr5l generally 10 their hest e4ertons
t0a'e MS arrest a. he ;pHy he brought 70 Justice.
"''es under ly hand Governor and uuuer the Less
- seal OF the Commonwealth ut Richmond this god,
Is day Of September, l,tin.
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!, g.. :. esOGD,;
xxI.I;ENCs: =. MARI 4 4,
I. "a W .l.N ~ lAM

Allu"l;.,,.y business entrusted to him IN the
csar, H S u>.n aud nS,ass"' esp@iits snl s;e,f
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE ~ THE COUN-

DURSCAST the provisions OF deed of trus exscu-
l. ted 10 by John D. Taylor, on the 18th day OF Janu-
County Court the 10th day OF January, 1873 shall
trustee under the sHid deed proceed upon the premises
fair II not the fair day thereafter TO sell Ut public
auction the tract OF land in said deed described contain
Ing hundred and six and half acres, adjoining the
lands Of Wm o. Day and others, heng the same tract Of
land purchased by the said John D. Taylor Of Catherine
Canieroa estate The said land well iimbered and wa
tered, and IL productive any high land In the said
county II Is situated in a very healthy and agreeable
neghhorhood and within short distance OF the village Of
Ashland, and the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad
The TERMS Of sale will be cash (or equivalent
rSngement for much may be necessary to efray the
expenses OF drawing executing and recording said deed OF
trust and to discharge the debt secured therein being the
OF 900 with Interest thereon from the st Of Janua
ry, 1857 Asto the remainder Of the purchase money u
beral credit will bs extended II desired.
Sent 6-cidl CHhSrAlN WHITE Trusttc.
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= IS{:iLi,

aTTOENEY AT LAW, s,.,
-. - r'cI7, ryIsr, Esq, "" Al, south Sixth
- ''''S'' 1oHII.ADEL1'IlA ~. .,,r ,r.,.
VII t;'ci." :" ''c '"''S>'' " Ian Sl-cti
hi>
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I.IAM s-ltil. am ~ y
s,Hi'TAE'Tl iiEH>4FL L! IEAth ST1ktSM MSua StRS
III E>G0Ou>. HtGt;o RLANhEIs, Tar|b s-clv
aa: ri.AIN iiN.EiS, t"r Nr-!" ".",e :.
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2faLi iMPGRTATI0HS.a

waI p U'rL L: II * so y,
No. 10. PEARL STREET,
nICU d ONU, ! 4.
Importers and Jobbcrs Of
CHINA, EaSThERHAR5 AND GLASS,
coAi. OIL LAMPS.
i.aDEiN; GLASSCS
BRITANNIA WARE,
PLATED GOODS.
FANCY ARTICLES. 10
JIAyg received Of their Importation from England
ii d;:-ci this port, and from the American Manuisr
,5;:s r-rr arce and varied assortment oi
CHINA,
iiGT!TXWAEE
GLASSWARE,
FANCY GOODS. &s., &c
tbs ~!- comprising ;hc most complete stock they have
ever ot.rci 'n Ih. southern Trade.
l;or;:: :cr Goods direct, they have done for
- ,-,- :ii.v can aud will sell low any Jobhng
Hou.- Sort: South and respectfully ask HI eSamna'
5a of .,.r sack by Southern merchants and the public
IsH-rr.ir.
Slr.r.9r Stone Ware. a. factory prices.
- hoods acgcd with great care, and forwarded with
~ .a., pns.;hI- drl.y Sept t-ctw
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hEh W. MCNF'Rh, Sec Of The Comth.
Nn T. alters Il about live feet ten Inches high light
-a and conpleXion litir rsclied has cough and De-
:ar ngsr nails, being dak coorcd sherng TO ib-
4tsh except under the skin. Sep, 2I-c3w
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NOTICE..
SEIOCKOE MILL

RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER
I AM now prepared 10 supply any donand for
PLASTER, FRESH GROUND, for the Fall crops.
Ny stock OF Lump IL large; selected from the Putet
WnSsor (Sova Scotia) unrries with special reference
Its richness IN SrLrHArI or Ling
thankful Tor the heavily increased patronage the ropu
taon OF brand shall fully sus for ruRTY and
PROPER PrLrEkHATioS. JOHN H.. CLAIBORNE,
Sept 15-cts Office No II Pearl street.
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Isti, May y, ll9, Richard Thornton, OF Old Swan
Wharf, uppel Thames street, Lon.
don, 40
ian, same, 2,W
1919, ApI 90, rs baroness Johanna Alhcrtin. Ad.
rlale de Berlichingcp, wife of
IIaron Frederic de Terchlngen,
Of Stuttgart, H,U
1850 June s, la1, David Barclay Chapman. VI Lon
,on, 5,nl
DO lal, SANE, 5,O
no l3l same so
M IS: same S,0t
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g. Under An act authorizing the board Of Public Works.
TO subscribe on behalf Of the Commonwealth 10 the stock
OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg. aud Potomac Railroad
Company, passed .;d January, lSg,
1885 June u, Il, Fr-,chvle Lawson balaniync
Dykes, Of Dovenby Hall, Cum
herland, Esluire James Garth
Marshall. merchant OF Leeds.
and Henry Covper Marshall, OF
Leeds, merchant; trustees, uiI-
der the will Of John Marshall,
Jr., decd, le,Ueo
lss;, June H. = T. same sane 49, lS'S@ SSS
81 same 5Uu0
1929 Apl :, IL, Francis Marx OF Eaton Square,
Middlesexi ia Engund, Esquire, lO,0Ge
' Is, 80, Henry Tllard, Of Win Mills, Der
by,lre, In England Esquire;
Rev'd George Cot,erill OF East.
ham, near Norwich, and Rchd
Henry Tillard, OF I.ncolns Inn,
London, Esquire with benefit
Of survivorship hrOO0
1851, Aug i, -, Alexander Brown Sons, Of Balti.
more, 10000
1860, hpl IS, IS. Henrietta Codrlngion, Of peans
House, near Alresford, In the county
OF lIurts widow 10000
SoTe-Those no ders OF Certificates who desire to re-
deem by Attorney, must II residing beyond the ms OF
the United States acSnon ledge the power before some Min
ster Plenipo.entiary, Charge dAalrS, Consul General
Consul Vice Consul Commercial Agent appointed Dy
the Government OF the United States foreign country
the Mayor other Chief Magistrate OF any city town,
corporation therein II residing In the United Saet
the ackno Tsdgemcn before Justice OF the Peace, Noa
ry Public Commissioner OF Deeds appointed by the Gov
ernor OF Virginia. Il sufficient In all cases he cerhchcS
must bc delivered.
d. a. Hsd'Sf hHSTaIn rs5iie Accounts, Commissioner,
s. H. PARKER, Register, OF
GEORGE ". MCNFORD, Sinking Fnnd
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Sent 01--D,pr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-27
TO WIN AND COUN T = 7

CoL1Isloxs.- We learn that tie schoon-
ers fumes HsrJridye, Of Chicago, bound
for that port, and Bile, bound from Chiea-
90 to Manitowoc. coIIiied during the fog
on Friday night last, about six miles south
Of Shebo7can. The Urbridge was dam
aged badly. Her 5owsprit and jib boom
were carried away the railing and staunch-
cons on ore si!e were torn off her whole
l,nrth and size is otherwise injured. She
however, kept on her course as far as Nil"
waukee. The forward rigging ofthe Belle
was carried away, and she was slightly
damaged otherwise. Two men, belonging
to the HerLridge, were thrown overheard
BIZ the shock one Of whom was rescued,
but the other was lost. We have not
been able to learn the name Of the unfor-
tunaie man.
From the Sentinel we learn that the
schooner JuntQta Patton, loaded with lum-
Der from Oconto for that port, came into
collision with the brig Sebastop0l some,
where between Sheboy gan and Milwaukee,
the same night. The Patton lost her star
board bulwarks, and had her hull badly
stove in. The Sebastopol was more fortu-
nate, escaping with little Disagreement
about her stem. Tho Patton blames the
- .,o,~ol f,- tba onniJa,f
Capt. EDWARDS, Of the Bile, informs us
that still another collision occurred the
same night, the particulars of which he
could not learn.
The fog is said to have been very dense.
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MARINE lrEMs-The following steam
and sail vessels have cleared from this porl
since Thursday last;
Sir. CITY Of CleeeIand, Capt. CRoss
bound from Milwaukee to Buffalo
Str. Comet, Capt. MoRGAN. FROM De-
troit to Chicago.
Prop. Ontonogon, Capt. WILKINS, from
Chicago TO Lake Superior.
Prop. Oyontz, Capt. DoucAL, from
Green Bay 10 Chicago.
Prop. Gotena, Capt. STEELE, from CIeyc
land to Chicago.
Prop. Evergreen city, Capt. RICHARDSON
Chicago to CoIIingwood.
Schr. Charlotte, Capt. Fulton, Chicago
wood for BEsscu
Schr Two Charles, Capt. BELL, Chica
90, shingles for Collins & Co.
Schr. Belle, Capt. EDWARDS, Chicago
lumber for EMERSON.