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sANrA FE EXPEDITION AMERICAN PRISONERS

SANTA FE EXPEDITIoN-AMERICAN PRISONERS.
New ORLEANS, March live have taken up our
pen to give narrative of the sufferings privaions
and enormities endured by the division Of the Santa
Fe Expedition, captured under Gen. Mcleod but have
laid it aside in Indignation modification and disgust.
The details are shocking to humanity and SO appall
ing in barbarty, that it IS at once marvel that there
could be found upon the face of the earth people
pable of such brutality towards any creatures formed
the image of man, and wonder, that Of the captured
force single person survived the remorseless perse-
cutions to which they were subject.
We have had long conversations with Mr.. Van Ness,
Secretary OF the Texan Commissioners, who re-
leased through the ntecesson of his private friends in
Washington, with Don Jose Maria Tornel, now Minis
ter of War; but formerly Ambassador to the u S.. and
who whilst residing in Washington city, had enjoyed
the inequalities Of Mr.. Van Nesss relations there He
represents the situation othe prisoners most heart
rending They are daily made to work in the streets
and in chains Mr. Kendall was sick when he left the
city of Mexico, and before he left Vera Cruz, intel-
gence had been received that he had got
We publish below a letter from MIR. Faulkner, the
British subject, who accompanied the expedition in the
same capacity as Mr.. Kendall did. Mr. Faulkner was
released as soon as he reached the city Of Mexico
we predicted.
The prospects Of Mr.. Kendall release are any thing
but atterinp-we apprehended difficulty this score
when the Mexican Vice Consul was made to deny his
own official act Mr. Rea, bearer Of dispatches to
Government arrived in this city at O'Clock yesterday
morning in company with Mr. Van Ness and our fel.
low. townsman Henry Z. Lawrence, who wentto Mex
leo some weeks ago this business. Mr. Lumsden
has also arrived.-Bee.
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POETRY
''"'e" VT 'tI.'lN, =. :, .
TO {. DICKENS, E,q,
On has DepnrtUye for .imT'cd'

:.
On has DepartUFc for .imT'ca.
aY !. HOOD.
p,u.w, away win lc;ti a'd berry,
Aud The soats Sidea cup
BRING a goblet, aul bring sherry,
And buinrer dl ma mp
Though pledge had u shi'eT,
And the longest cicr wd''
Ere his vessel leaves our r''ef'
would dunk health Ia Boz
Here's success Ia all his anticsj
Since peases HIM I" roam,
And Ia paddle DER AiianucS,
After such sale At home.
NAV he sllun all rocks whatever,
And each shallow sand that turks,
And his passage I've a. clever,
q, 1874, '''S [.st,' .NontAg
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IN CHANCERY.-VInGrsI.:-at Superior Court Of Chanr-
~ holden the Capitol in the city of Richmond the Oh
day Of February, lsas:
James Lyons Junior and IIennnrham H. his WIFE, Who ",
Ilenningham H. Watkins, and John Watkins and Jrin b,
wife, formerly Judith Watkins, Plaintiff:
against
Joseph s. Watkins, Isaac Curd Thomas Watkins Ereec
of Watkins deceased the said Joseph y. Watkins El
Benjamin p Watkins, deceased and in his
lucnn NJ. Watkins and Inversion Watkins, children Of the
Joseph Watkins and devsees of said Benjamin r. Wa,S
dc ceased and Thomas r. Watkins, Deitndlpr,:
This cause In which the plaintiff appears 10 have proceeded
the mode prescribed by law against the defendant, Isaac u
this country and the other defendants cxee
Joseph S. Watkins the several decreta orders taking the TN
confessed them, which appears have been dy
cued this day he heard the bill The o Gs
defendant Watkins and exhibits and argued BY Counsel
consideration Whereof The Court doth order that the defend
Joseph s. Watkins. render before ihe Commissioners
this Court OF his administration of the Estate q
Mayo G. Watkins deceased aud Of his administration
the Estate Benjamin Watkins, deceased also,
of his Benjamin r. Watkins admnisira
the Estate Of Joseph Watkins deceased, which said accounts he
Commissioner directed examine and settle and 10 The
Court report with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
HIMSELF which be required by the parties Ia be- stated
And the Court doth further order that the said defendant submit
be examined in solemn form By the Commissioner hing
any matter connected with the said
wa prcpr pToN
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PRINTING INK-We shall have constantly hand full
supply Of Johnson Duranrs best Printing INK al moderate
prices 80
, Enquirer Once, March 10, 1912. 100
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In the United States Court for the Eastern District OF
2nd March, 1912: s,.d.y-
NELSON CORY, Of The Borough Of Norfolk, having + i
~ ton praying that he may be declared Bansl.p aid
dered That all persons claiming be creditors Of W n
SON Cory show the Court the 4h day Of hp
why said Nelson Cory be declared BankruP Ks or,
Of Congress In that behalf and thar eop
be published tie newspapers. according TO the Emu
Ruies Of Court. Copy-Teste, o,, GIBSON OK.
March
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WM. C. PESDLEToN, C.
CoMMrssIoSER's OrrIcr,

Richmond, 2rth FtbTNnTy, IbIl'
The parties concerned will take notice. that have apponea
day. the h day of April next for their attendance
Office in the city of Richmond which day, by 10 O'Clock
NJ they hereby notified attend. with their accounts,
the evidence necessary enable perform the duties
quired by the foregoing decree.
JOHN SHORE, Commissioner
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RCHIBALD A. CAMPBELL, Administrator OF William Btl
n and Abraham atselt Peter Ghgr Administrator jon
Hurt Samuel b. Jcer Administrator Of John f. Newman Gan
derson Bagey, Richard n. Bell Nathan Foulks and Francs
Anderson aud Maiey w. Robertson, Administrators Archer
Robertson, Williamson Dickeson Executor OF Notion Dcset
Henry ~ Watkins, Executor of William L. Vcnabe John
Oliver Executor Of Joseph Is Ingram John H. Knight ANA M
w. Robertson, Administrators Of William Robertson, Ihms
Nelson Administrator Of William Moore William Jones, ESccr
VIM j. Dupuy, Executors of James Hardaway, Nathan Fouls
Administrator Of Gabriel Fouks John r. Bell and Pulaski
Bell Defendants Take notice. shall, the dwelling hol.
Thomas Scott In the county OF Dnwdde the Isl and sut
days of April next take the deposition Of Thomas L. Scott ara
the 18th and 9Th days Of April take the deposition a
Nooway Counhonse and the 9th and 9Th days o. APfl
next take the dispositions Of Edward Robertson and Others At ne
Store OF Edward Jefes, in Nottoway and the 9Th and s
days of April next nj the tavern Of Samuel d. Burke, in Pa
Edward take the deposition of William Borum and Others AMI
on the nth and 18th days Of April the dwelling house
James JACKSON In Nottoway take James Jacksons deo
and otes and the 18th and 18th days Of April at W.
Jeers Tavern at Jeersvle Amelia county take The depo
OF William Smith and oleis and the 18th and iCt fay' 81
April next at the shop Of Elisha Blanton, In Cumberland our
take the deposition of Reuhn Johns aud Others and he e
and 18th days of April next nj the Red House. in Charlotte ua
W Virginia. take the deposition John and Others and
on the 2lst and snd DAYS Of April next Tavern d rr
Unnavani, IN buckingham county, take the deposition it
berton Dunnvani and Others and the 2d of April neat a
tavern OF William Newton, In Buckingham take ihr dcfn
OF Joseph Chldess and others: and the eth and 2h dd
Apr next at the tavern of Mrs. Person. Prince Edward Tom
house, take the deposition of John A. and others Ia @ @
as evidence In Chancery depending In the Circuit s
or Court of Law and Chancery for the county Of Pow a
which suit myself and wife plaintiffs, against Archibald
Campbel Administrator of William Bell and Others iefsaa
ants. Yours, &c,
ROBERT D. GIBSON
This 9th day Of February ls42 g.-His
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March 3

IN CHANCERY-VrspsIA;-a Rules held in the Cirrko ~
free Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law ond Chance Tor The
County Of eBco and City Of Richmond the Cbance
the seventh day of February, 1872
George w Randolph, adm Of Lewis Randolph, Plaintiff
against
John IIeh John Smith Nicholas and another, Defendants
The defendants named having entered her appear
and given security according 10 the Act of Assembly ard
Rules Of this Court and II appearing by satisfactory
dence that they inhabitants of this Commonwealth Il
ordered That the said defendants do appear AT the Rules Ia M
held Monday in May and the bill thc
plaintiff that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond, for
months excessively aud posted At the front door OF the Capitol
in the said City. ACopy-Teste,
Feb 10 ss-wSw
TN CHANCERY.-yIHoISA:-At Court Of Monthly Session,
held for King William county, al the rth0use, Mon
day, the oath day Of January, 1912:
Samuel Patterson and Susan Patterson, Compaiaant
against
Philip Isaac John o. Robert and Richard Patterson, Thonis
b. Dunn and Sarah b. his wife, Defendants.
The defendants Robert and Richard Patterson, having
tered their appearance and given security according The
of Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
tisiacory evidence, that they inhabitants at this
try: IL ordered, That the said defendants do appear
the first day Of the March aud answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door OF the CO
house of this county. Copy-Teste,
no. POLLARD, ctrs.
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In the United States Court for the Eastern Dis'fe'o
end March, 1912: ,,s,k bssrf
XHILLiAM WOODWARD. OF the Boroueh o. no Baosra
w filed petition, praying that he may be s
William Woodward show the Court, on s Secaet
April next Why said William WOODWARD DC ~. beh, 81
Bankrupt pursuant the Of Congress 10 ' ee'
that copy of this order be published in the ne"'p
inc to the g2nd and 2sth Rnlcs OF Court
Copy-Tes,e, ,rpy GIBSON, CT
HEHhi si-pE
March3 IS,
WILLIAM p RTTcHTE Ar1os..r tI L.sS .i azure Sres '
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TRUSTEES sALa OF LAND Aso SLAVE.

ny yl.tue of OF Trust executed the nblsr.seJ
u Trustees on the seh day OF June, 1885, (Which deed h,
baen ly admitted record IN the Clerks Oce the Cont
Court Of anove by Thomas PERRIN to the payment G
certain sum money in said deed specified due Joseph Stare
wa shall SELL at public auction the highest bidder ready
money on Monday, the l OF April next between the hours
oicock noon and o'clock, NJ at the Tavern Of Peter Tins
.Y in the county Hanover Tracts of Land count,
one containing 2l0 acres. and adjoining the lands Of &
Coucb William Eddeon Nathan Lowery and Others o,l
Containing one hundred and thirty with small Grit Min
thereon and adjoining the lands OF Shelton Ragands Estate
t;lenns Estate Obadiah Folds. Also follow
;nr Slaves Bob Randolph Meredith. Amstead, Winston aud
Hannah or as much of the above described property will
,he demands of the said deed of trust The title the proper
IL believed 10 be ndsputabe but, acting Trustees. We
only such te a. vested u 1 By authority sail
deed Of ""' n nESSAaiS wiSGFlELD, rfrs'o.
March II O3-w.
IN CHANCERY.-At an Intervening Court begun a"d bed
Essex county, Mt the Court III Iappaiannok,
the 2st day Of February, iei" p,i,.,
Benjamin II. Munday, raril
Elijah SAWYER and Maria his wife, who, before w.,
Maria Bunday Polly Richard, Jenny, Caty and Adam nnd
This day came the plaintiff by COUNSEL and filed his bill
defendants entered their appearance and ap.
TO Court satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth On the motion OF the plainf III .
dered said defendants do appear here on the third M
day May next and answer The plaintiffs BILL and that coy
of this order forthwith inserted in newspaper Published
city Of Richmond for TWO months snccessive and tint
another copy thereof be posted a, the front door OF lie t
house of this county.
JAMEs ROY MIcou, ia, c.
March II i03-wsw
IN CHANCERY.-NIRGIsik:-A Rules held IN The C,Ik'.
Office Of the Ccnt superior Court Of Law and Cager n,
the County Caroline The 9Th day Of February, 1872:
William Pare, PaniG:
against
Samuel g. Thornton and Edwin Lunsford Defendants:
The defendant Samuel g. Thornton not having entered Biz
appearance given security according the is>emy
and the Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
dence, that he is not an nhnbant of this Commonwealth
ordered That the said defendant appear before the Judge ~,
said Court the Court house. the first day Of the term
and hill OF the Plaintiff and that copy order
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
Richmond months successfully and posted font
door of the Courh house of this county.
Copy--Teste,
RoBT. HUDcIN, C. C.
March @1-wsw
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In the United States Court for Eastern District Of
2nd March, 1912: s,.g 4.
NDREW HARRIS, Of the Borough of Norfolk hayina n
n petition praying that he may be declared Bankfu
ordered That ali persons claiming 10 be creditors OF Tue
drew Harris show to the Court, on the 4ih DAY
next why the said Andrew Harris be declared pi
pursuant 10 the act Congress in that behalf and tl
this order be published in the newspapers according W
and 2ith Rules Of Court.
: Copy-Teste, ,o.oy Ok
March,
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This 9th dav Of February l84o g.-ai

In The United States Court for the Eastern District Of Na
2nd March, 1872:
WILLIAM a. TUFTS, Of the Borough of Norfok, Ai'r.
w filed petition. praying that he may be declared Binary
Il Is declared, That AL claiming 10 be creditors Of m
William A. Tufts show the Court the ih Gg
April next, why the said William A. Tufts drrii'
Bankrupt, 10 the Of Congress that behalf aa
that copy Of this order be published the newspapers a
ing TO the alnd and oath Rules of Court.
Copy-Teste,
HENRY GIDSoN, ~
March 3 g.-ais
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WILLIAM RITCHIE, ArIos.nr ~ a Ia a.ia Greet
The Banks.
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In the United States Court for the Eastern District OF f
2nd March, 1879 ,i,,
y oBERT s. BERNARD, Of the Borough Of Norfolk, IT,
IL filed petition, praying that he may he declared
II is ordered That all claiming to lie creditor o.
Robert s. Bernard show 10 the Court, on Inc ~
April ney why the said Robert :. Bernard b. not Gf'
Bankrupt pursuant 10 the act Of Congress that behs
that copy OF this order be inserted in the newspapers
10 the Dad and oath Rules cf Court.
Copy-Testr, ,,.o., f7t
March, H-rr-
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In the United States Court the Eastern District Of ifna
2nd March, 1872:
II ICHARD J. GREGORY Of the of Portsmouth fa'.!
~ filed petition, praying that he may be declared
II Is ordered, That all persons claiming be creditors Of r
Richard Gregory show the Cont, the h Cay
April next, why the said Richard j. GREGORY be dear
Bankrupt, Ia the of Congress That be ~
that copy Of THU order be- pubished in the e"spef' ae
ing 10 The end and aith Rules Of t,curf.
Copy--Yesie, . -,
uoxob L.--wiw
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resoIuons proposed congress should begin, THIS call
upon those departments was manfes,ly proper.
The resolutions of the honorable Senator, taken TO.
gether, covered much ground 10 be carefully
mined within the reasonable limits of Speech and the
amendments he had felt it to be his duty offer to
them had rather extended than limited the views he
was thus called upon to present. They now
closed, and be would resume his seat with pleasure
second only to that which must be felt by those who
would be thus relieved from listening 10 him farther.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
BALTIMORE MARKETS

Office OF the American November 2 5P. M.
rLOUR-We note u sale or two Yesterday Of
Howard street Flour Of good mixed standard
brands ut 81; and also sale of 400 barrels oil of
one brand at 406l. The sa'es Of good mixed
brands have been generally made this week ut 81
while other pirees of uniform brands have been
sold at o6i. To-day the market is dull and hold.
ers nsk SID OCT. The wagon price is S3s7t
Sales OF City Mills Flour to day, to the extent
OF 4oO or 500 bbls at 81, cash.
Sales OF Susquehanna Flour in small lots at STA
sil2t
GRAlN-wheati is scarce and in dem,nd. We
continue to quote good TO strictly prime Md reds ct
eo'o5 cts, and inferior TO good at 50s75 ctr. sac
oil prime Penn. red wheat was made Yesterday OF 81
o's Sales oil cd Corn at ~ CITE, for white and 42a
- cts Tor yellow. New Corn, suitable for shining
u worth 80 cts for white and 3S,39 cts for yellow
saes oi old Penn yellow were made yesterday at Is
and 10 els. Sales OF Penn. Rye al GO cts md of
Mo. at so cts. Sales OF Oats at 81 els
PROViSiONS.-There is but little doing in
provisions OF any description and prices nrs mostly
nominal. We quote rs before Mess Pork at ssa
. 81; No at 6 50a7; Pcimc at GAG 2J; Biltimore
packed Mess Beef at 6 so; No at 50: Prime at
70; Prime Wastern assorted Bacon ut 5ls6 cents;
iams Mt slal0 cents; Sides at 5l5i cents, and
Shoulders at 5i5i cents. There is but little doing
IN Lard and we continue TO quote Western No ! at
~ cents.
WHiSKEY.-Therei is a fair demand for Wits.
Key, and sales are made 10 moderate extent al %
cents Tor hhds. and 22i a % cts. for barrels.
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60 -.
BY Last EVENINGS MAIL
BY Last EVENINGS mAiL
Correspondence OF the R.hlmarc Patriot
NEW YORK IIlESnAX ID AZ

u
The packet chip Ashburt,n will be launched to-
morrow incoming. She 10 intended fnr a IiycrpooI
packet. in Gcennei. Minturn & Cos Inc. There
ore two other packets building. Lu, they will no,
be ready before spring.
The fT.rent packet owners have com, 10 III,
determination that IN future they will not take INV
letters from the post Office. for Europe, unles, I2i
cents each Is paid. Heretofore they have charged
III cents from their Offices and the reading rooms.
Wills, those in the post Office have gone fee.
Tho OPERATIONS ut the Stock EXCHANGE this
morning were larger han they have been for som.
tmenindisna advanced II; Mohawk 1; Harlem n;
and Utica 4. -
Exchanges remain dull at your las, quotations.
bales.
Gennesee Flour is in fair demand, and consids-
raoe sales have been made ct s4,25t, several bol-
d,rs, however. refuse to sell ut less than s43II:
Ohio, in round hoops. is in reques, for Shipment,
and sales have been made as high re- si,25ia,3Ii;
michigan Is steady at Siisi There is no change
IN Southern. and but little enquiry.
Georectown IL taken az wanted at 81 50, a. ga.
oo runeheons Biandywine Corn meal brought sI3.
St-there Ia no alteration in barre's
Several parcels Of Barley were offered hut no
s,les effected. 1000 bushels lllinoi, Wheat taken at
81 cts.
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TPUST SALE

by virtue OF deed OF irus; to the
- oy Ihonas II Gotdin bearing date 18Th day OF May
isi ani duly recorded Ia the CLERKS Oce of Henove
County Court, shall Wednesday, tho OH OF Novem.
yer neIi al The Iesienes cf said Thomas H. Goblin n
iar etLer~Se the Is fair sy thereafter K3ose 10 sale
ny public auction, TO TIE hste-i bier all OF s stock or
mo'ies Cows oHeD iiogs, &c has crop OF Tobacco Of
We last years growth. posed 20 be four sx
tossAnd pounds crops Of Corn. Oars, Fodder aud Iay
o. le present years growth; horse Threshia-
h1eHih'' one bisgJ AID Harness, hand Car
rae one wagon and HarEcss or Carts figures
QUE NOISE Cart s'I -ouSle Pioushs, SINGLE Ares
hocs pate. AI Arcs ac.; Cutting Machines n.
penSt ioi5 one doueic Gun, &C. Also hts household
anu kitchen Furniture, consisting of six Beds end Bed
s'eads, aud the cookln. Implements Terms Of
sale VIII be fog all sums OF dollars and unfer cas viii
he reuiredi Tor al sums above that credit Of 70 months
good seccIily. wN ~ h. CAMPBELL
JAS. T. SUTTON,
~ N Trustees
y. u. There are some or eight Colts some of
I "a. 49,
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PURSUANT TO ,ae provisions Of Deei of rfy.t hear
ing date the 7th Of March, 1872 and OF record In The
once OF the Clerk OF the Musings Court OF the CITY Of
richmond from Alexander Ieid sr. to trustees We
sh. expose to sale publ: auction cssh n front n
Nc pIcinses, al l9oelock, on WEDNESDAY the 9h
' NEXT the valuable House and Lot 10 said
uesd conveyed and ther Gu described bein.
me same House aud Lot Main street: In the CITY OF
hiehmoni formerly occupied 10y Knapp d Preson and
more recently by Reid Roberts, aud now ia the poss-
sion Of w. n. Christian II 90. " N 'S
IIs properly y subject 20 prior deed trust bearing
date the h Of June. 1896, aud record in sail orrs
from the members composing the drm OF Knsnp p,es,on
20 Ohe thea proprietors) to Jam " Gardner aud
Iohn o9re Trustees. TO secure 10 W. Michel the paw
nent OF ten Vegetable notes, all OF which, ereep; four
AM part OF shth have been fully Paid. 10 eay. 80
sai prngeriy sueieeton aeeoun, Of said for only
ABOUT sF15 tloi this sun than s2s5 nov i-
andthc residue PAYABLE follows s52o "a on an.
S OF June, 1873; s7is IS thu Of June is.i
u on the s OF June, 1875 eS99 So on The h OF Jun,
1916. ~ ~ ~ VI '""e'
should the purchaser rrefer this iebt 1. ascertain
Ell will be ciscouEIed by Mr. Mitchell and the prop~rfy
may be n once scharrsd-othe Il mus: reusn sb
jeet 20 this prior lieu With te exception 81 tis ie- Inc
iiue to the properly believed 10 be perfect hut .clinr
20 Trustees shall only e1asey theis vested in US
lac value OF ihs property Is well known 10 recuir.
enhancement from description The sale must present
favorable opportunity for either 1--we s-eeul,on
JAiES A. SELDOM.
Joe. w. LlPScOMl
To-,
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FARM sTOok. CROPS. UTENsILs, C

w III Lii, 1s 500 a. public auction, without reserve,
w THURSDAY the lTth November next N fair. ollie
wise the next fair day At sABOT HILL "a part OF Doycr)
.l2ehand, all the Farm stock. Crogs. ensils &C on
tn4 estate embracing superior Riding and Harness
horses Brood Mares aud Colts. valuable Mules and oxen
Thoroughbred Durham ADD Moth Devon Cire, and
every degree OF cross betwecn-Choicc Mich Cows
nov 2; the pal-Thorou.hhreI South Down Sheer ,
arc the sane crossed nakcwcl, very fuo-l01
beIssiIe Family PORK Hogs y FOR the knife. aud
breed. - " ~ e
large quantity OF Corn, Fod lcr Hay. Oats Clover
seed straw shucks, &C WAGONS Carts and the usual
eLSensNe variety OF Farming Utensils, Gear. &C. gene
,sy IN Eood ordcr-wh lew articles OF Household AMI
hicncn fnfuture-ahordng, 10 tho whole variety and
Farming Public. 49,
Terms OF sale, months credit, Tor I'll sums above $40
lor Bonds with approved security; below that amount
cash will he required. BERNARD pFyTDN
Richmond, 18th Oct, 1872 or - "a
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TRUST SALE

NJ ILL be sold on Eanjly the 7jh November merit that
w ysnabe prone',y lying Valley street IN this city
c1nreyei by H. w. Green and wife, To secure cert,in
dens due 10 The Farmers B-ns Of Virginia.
There are ten Iouses recently Greece on ts propetty
nj Iorthe accommodation Of small families. ~
Terms of s7i-One flr "a sh an. the balance IN onc
Two and throc years, bearing interest.
The te IL by deed of Trust duly executed and re-or
ded, and Il believed TO be undonbted.
JOHN q. BLAIR.
no dtd JNO. ADAMS SMITH. I i'uS'eea
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ArHoF CAPT. GALLAeuER.-The Whining
ION (De') State Journal, OF yesierday, announces
me dea'h al his residence near that city, OF Capita
John Gallagher, of the u S. Navy, in the sch
year OF his age.