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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-10
No F1CE

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF III LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act Of 9Th
March, ls47:
The following acquisitions ae hereby made, viz: In
addition TO the sum OF three dollars called for, five dol
lars, payable on the first day OF each of The months Of
March, April, May, August, September, October and
December and ten dollars on the frat day Of each Of
The months of Iune, July aud November, on each share.
Subscribers in augusta will pay in the Bank at
Staunton; in Albemarle. in the Bank at Charlottesville;
and those In Richmond, in the Bank of Virginia, To the
credit of the Louisa Railroad Company. Puneiualuy is
important, as interest ghi be due on each nstaimen If not
paid. BY order OF The Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Beaver Dam Depot, Feb. 22-ctDec.l
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TN ACKNOWLEDGMENT AT Rules holden W
IL. Ci.rL,. nfnA oil the County Court OF Acoo.

TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rnles hoiden ~
L The Clerks Office of the County Coun o. "'0o
mack. on the eighth day OF February, ls's.
William I. hiarshall aud Esther a Ms p,ei,,,e..
Maria Taylor, Josiah Marshall, Peter Marshall, 10
BERT Io~hsenu rrns,nd. Defendants:
SEM anu GeJse Josiah ~iiarshali, Peter Marshall,
pa Inc aI'eTTo ownssnd, William Townsend, Samuel
T towns and George T.wnssnd, no, having entered IT. red
lneH 49, and the rules Of this Court, and IL APP
ac.I a !, : hv satisfactory evidence that they are NOT in
peat W. Of this Commonwealth, il 10 ordered, that
The said defendants d" appear hers on The nrss Gay OF
~. - ~ The plaintiffs; and that a copy OF this order be
o,,,hwitb In serted in some newspaper published In the
civ Of Richmond for two months excessively, and
nns,ed a, The from, door Of the Court house OF THIS
sounty. True ccpy-Teste
Yss. as-ewan IL. AlLWoRTH, c.A,C
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by THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
"A PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been received by the Execn-
i tive. that JOEL A. MOTLEY charged, In the
county Of Pittsrlvania, with murder, has hed hnn, JUS
,icr, and is now going at lars--l do therefore hereby
offer a reward ofone hundred dollars 10 any person or
persons who shall arrest the said Joel A. Motley and
deliver him into tho Jail of Pittsylvania county; and |
do moreover require all officers Of this Commonwealth,
civil and military, and request the people generally, 10
use their best e%xertions 10 procure the arrest ofthe said
Motley, that he may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, (act-
ing in the absence Of the Governor fom the
(spAL) Seat Of Conveniently and under the Lesser
Seal Of tho Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
9Th day Of March, in the year ls4S
R. T. DANIEL.
~ MOTLEY Is about % years ofage,5 feet 10 inch
es high, of a rather bad countenance, wears reddish
Whlskers, and has a ford complexion.
March ln-t6t
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

EDMOND MARKETS. MARCH ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ard inspections light,
.,s, 'sM isms'a !, q, ma q e so,as'or'' iss qa ! SO a
W.. su m;adline so a 5 90; good and hne 5 so
! " ezra manufacturing none offering.
. r0UR-S5 SO a > 62i.
sm9sAT-Whte 1875; red 40 cents.
o1aTs-4al a As cents per bushel. :.
CCapN-Nu sales since last s!eamer--nomi-
! =, 50 cents per bushel.
ncSNRN MEAL-50 a 55c. per bushel. Dull.
SaCON-New hog round 81 a Z cents; Balti-
,a,e Side, 5, a st cents; Shoulders Al a 5 cents
lam, s cents; Joles 81 a 4 cents; ola
s;Jes 4 a5ceuts; S houlders 3 a 4 cents.
LARD-S CTS. 3 m
EisH-No!lh Carolina HerrinRs, CUT . W.
&c cI:aTTLE-For Carle from the scales s. gross
,,jshl 81 SO a 3 50-equal 10 . W a ! " n Se'
aa;s: none in market. SHEEP: 80 10 4 w
,tcrding 10 quality. o.os
IIME-From wharf 30 a eoc.
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TRUSTEES RE-SALL Or Land IN
HA N0NkR COUNTY

WHEREAS, N u. WASH, who became purchased
w OF a tra:i of land conveyed 10 the uadrr.iIned by
JOS. ]. Peasants and wife. Of IlInovHr county, by {
deed Of trust dated The 2i.h Jane, 1912, n a sl!c " hicL
took place on ihe pfr G,-ts, 90 The 2.lh may, isi3, has
failed 10 comply Tit. ir tefrs Of sz!r, s. advertised.
the undersigned vii, by virtue OF The trust it posed In
them, proceed, on ths 10Th day OF March, !s4t. II f-iI,
II not, the next fair day thereafter, on The p'sG,isrl, 20
san, - tho highest bidder, The Tract Of Land euavC> ed
TO Va, containing atsi acres, Of which ~ acres are 10
virgin wood, and ~ ~ creek low grounds of best qua.
lity, aud well drained by secret bitches. The balance
Of the land Is mostly IN good condition, and susceptible
Of a high degte- Of Improvement.
The land lies in the upper part Of HaEovcs, on The
old Mountain road and has TN IL u gOod and con- modi-
on. dwsiiing house. The various necessary cnt housrs,
and an efficient ssT and pr:ht mill AID Is lne tract OF
land on which said n II Wash resldes.
TERNS-Lash rs Ia the balance due, with iEtsrssi
thereon, and The legal expenses attending this re- ssi-,
and, for the balance, such cfedi! as the saif Wash mai
NATHANIEL Z. cRESsiiaW, T,ss,,.,
HiEAIAH RATES,
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". 3. PEASANTS, Nj. D.,
ID E II YIST,

. l9a. corner G5oue FdfmeT5 Bank, 4Ha1" S"ee''
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
DIFFERENCE is respectfully made 10 Mr..
n James Seldom, Wood Bouldin, Esq, Zen
tsard Darlington, James Lyons, ESQ., Mr'
IN. C. Darlington, Mr.. James Morson-Rlch'
,oni. c,..,. e.,
7. S. Fiournoy-Halifax, Virgins
uoo Robert Gillian, Dr. J. Hicks, Hon. A.
Misunderstanding, North Carolina.
u,,cb lO-iiJ&c6m
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CO-PartnershiD.

dE undersigned have this day associated
wih themselves in the COMMISSION
'usiNESS, MIR. Jas. B. Dupuy, late Of Meek.
'aourg, and solicit a continuance of the patron.
e so literally bestowed on the firm of Bridges
MCKINNEY. JAS. R. BRIDGES.
P. D. MCKINNEY.
Inc business will be continued al The old
enc OF Bridges & Mckinney Opposite Shockoe
faIsnonse, under The style Of BRIDGES M
fNNhf, w. JAS. r. BRIDGES.
P:D. MCKINNEY.
JAS. B. DUPUY.
Ncnihond, march Isl, lS4S-dlt&c2awIm
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Co.afarlnershiD.

THE subscribers have associated themselves together.
j under tho maine and stvlo Of cambridge &
HART, at the old stand Of 8. NJ. CAMBRIDGE, on
Broad street, near the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Depot, where they VIII keeps gene.
raj assortment Of Groceries They will also attend To
the selling Of grain, and all kinds Of produce on com.
mission, hiring servants, or any business in their line.
BY mutual attention To their business, they hope To Sc.
cure The patronage OF their town and Country friends,
whom they will be always ready to serve 10 their "a
tisfactioH, with profit 10 Themselves.
WIN. G. DANDRIDGE,
Peb. l0-rIn +. b.. HART.
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Stop TIE RUNAWAY

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, In this city, on
II tho 26th of February last a Mula'to Man named
JOSEPH. Tie Ia a very bright Mulatto, with full
hushy head OF hair; supposed TO he about IS years OF
age. When spoken 10, he appenrs grum, and affects a
snuming. said slave w0re away a long black surtout
overcoat, and a broad.brim, low. crowned, molc.co'ored
hat; other articles of dress not reeollected. Joseph was
from, and raised in Orange county, and III
highly probable that he has gone back TO The neighSor-
hood Of his former owner. lie left me without any
cause whatever. A reward OF IS dollars II approhend-
cd ia this State, and so dollars IL takon out Of this
State, will be paid for his delivery to me in this city,
or the securing him in any Jail, 70 that | get him aeaIn.
March ln-eaau2w WI. G.
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NEGRO HIpING

AFE0k0 IITFtELN0s
THOMAS Il. TA~LIAFERRO offers his services
i again to his friends and the public generally in
Hiring out Negroes for tho ensuing year. He takes this
method Of informliL those who wish TO employ him,
that 1t would be advisable to Inform him as early as
they can, that he may have an opportunity Of getting
good homes. He pledges himself tia, every eIsrtion
shall be used To obtain good prices and good homns,
and hopes that an experience Of many wears will gntitie
him 10 a share OF patronage.
He will also continue TO act as General Agent for the
Renting out Of Houses, Collecting Claims, &c, and
Piled ges himself to spare no erertions TO render entire
ness.
ofce-Cornsr n f Wall and franklin streets.
Richmond. Nov. 20. ISi7.-cLf
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BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

n w.
INFORMATION having been received by the Execu-
\ tive, that James w. Hopkins, charged with a mnr.
der COMMITTEES 10 the county Of Nelson, has fed { ON
Justice, and is now going al large | do therefore here.
by offer a reward Of one hundred dollars TO any person
or persons who shalt arrest the said James w. Hopkins
and deliver him into the jail OF Nelson county; and | do
moreover require all officers Of this Commonwealth, ci-
vii and military, and request the people generally, TO
use their best eIertions to procure the arrest OF tho said
Hopkins, that he may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing in the absence Of the Governor from the
(sRAL) Feat OF Government,) and under the Lesser Seal
of the Commonwealth, AT Richmond this 9th
day OF March, In the year l84s.
X. 7. DANIEL.
NJ HOPKINS is about 81 years of age, of spare
frame, and ab'ut S feet ~ inches high, with light CO.
lored hair, grey eyes, and broad, long teeth. lie is a
physician by profession. March l0-c6t
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PUBLIC SALE or STEAM ENGINES. &c
NAVY fhIhlENi
Bureau II Consiuc,icn, Equipment and %Gtpsifs.l
1E.I.II LIE 80 ~ =

Bureau IL Construction, Equipment and REPAIRS.
February lG. lsfs.
EOa BALE. at public auciion. Al The Navy Yard,
Washington, u. e., on the l7ll ilnrcn, leie, a. IL
O'Clock, 81. Two non cont,n,ing Steam Engines, with
al iron boiior, and Two Of L"prr's propoilcis, win the
necessary Skating and bearings, ~ lately removed
from the L. ). steamer Mater NiIrh.
The cylinders are twenty inches IN diameter, mad
TIVE ieel stroke of piston, the boiler u fourteen feet So
Ven inches In length, Sith = width OF ur feet seven
inches, and has tubular return fac,i the %prnpeilers sc
ssven fee. Ia diameter, and arc OF wrought iron.
Tn. engiLra, boiler. and all The appurienauces WHICH
will br presented for sale, ma bs seen 1T any Tins
previous TO the day Of sa;s Ierms cash
* 10 he published three .im.I Z wesh until the
day NJ sale In tho In ell, -nc-r and National usmckrai,
al Wa-hinRton, u Morning Post, Boston, Journal
al {; lnmsrcs and Glohr. New York. Psnrs,lvanisn
and Public Ledger, Philadelphia; Enquirer, Richmond.
Va Republican and Arsus, EaItno {, and Beacon,
SnrfnlA Frb. 26-eu,ds
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DisSGEUiHOsR,

IN consequence f the continued III health OF Mr.. Ro-
> bert Whiting. he has Withdrawn from The concern OF
III. w. s J. J. X y CO.-Therefore, the business,
In future, will be conducted by the subscribers, who
erpec, 10 receive In a few days their Spring supply Of
Goods, and shall he happy 10 see their old customers
and friends. Those whose accounts are nf long stand.
Ing VIII please CONS forward and settle the same, ne
they are anxious 10 close up The old business as sonn as
possible. II. w. & J. J. FRY.
Richmond, March Isl, lSi5.
N. Ma. CHARLES Nj. FRY, who has been in
our house for some years, has established himself IN
the city Of New York. where he viii carry on The GE-
NERAL COA lSSION BUSINESS, aud will rscrive
conslgnments Of Country Produce, &C, and make llbe-
raj advancrs on the same March 3-c3l
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
AND NEGROES, IN CAMPBELL.

IA By virtue OF a deed of trust executed by DR..
fP1sedA James 7. Stevens, on the LIST Of Decem-j -
sfiin1 Der, ls42, the Undersigned, as Trustee, -
@. by a decree OF the County -
Court of Campbell, In the stead Of The late Thomas A.
the Trustee named In The said deed. will
proceed TO sell by way OF public auction, on FRIDAY,
The 18th day Of April, l646, that valuable Tract OF Land,
In the county Of Campbell, now In the possession Of
Dr.. James T. Stevens, lying between Beaver and Opos
sum Creeks, containing about eight hundred acres
Also, At the same time. about thirty valuable NE
GRoES, among them field hands, house servants, &c.
The sale will take plnee on the promises, commencing
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. and be continued till the whole
property Is sold.
T~ERmS-ThoL Land will be sold on a credit Of 6, l2
and Is months from the day of sale, and the purchaser
required to give bond with security, and the title will be
retained till tho last payment 10 made. The Negroes
will be sold on SIX months credit, the purchaser giving
negotiable note, satisfactorily endorsed. Possession Of
the land will be given at Christmas reIt-but the pur-
chaser will have The right Of going upon the premises
to seed a crop in the Fall. Possession Of the Negroes
given on the day OF sale. JOHN N. SPEED,
March l0-cwtds Trustee.
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NOTICE.

IN consequence of The denth Of The Senior partner OF
1 The concern. and being nH,b!e 10 give the business,
myself, tina! personal attention which It's welfare de-
Inands, am disposed u ,ell all The stock, hItnres and
appurtrnances ia ,sRd belonging 10 the Store lately oc-
cupird by M al tir Gordunsyilie Depot, Orange eoun-
~, 10 any one willing 10 embark in such a business
such All opportunity 10 a young man ofnode!atc means
but rarely occurs. IL IS no mere experiment., which
may be unsuccsssful-bui having boet established
more than Ave years. the store h7s a good run of Gus.
tom, hi, 80 far proved profitable, and only needs intns-
try and attention 10 make II continue So 10 be. Per-
sons willing Ia purchase will find me ~Lisposed to IN Ike
the terms astayorabie rs possible.
Il. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton & Williams.
RIcLrnnnd Dec. 4 lsi7-cn
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RUNAWAY In JAIL

n RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
WAS committed 10 the jail II Hanover county. oH
w the 18th day NJ December, 1917, a Negro Man
named PEYTON HASKiNs, about thirty i've years OF
age, i've feet eish! inches high, yellow completion,
with a hnsIiy houti OF hair. Had % when committed
q brown Virginia cloth ccat, blue pants, AMI g black
fur hat. Ssld n+grn sasa lr is rae. Tns owner of the
above dracsib,i NJ sroi is desired 10 coms and prove his
property, pay chargrJ, aad taNr him away, or he will
be dealt with a. Tie iiw directs.
JOHN II. T~ALiAFERR0,
March 3-c6w For Benjamin WIn2feld, Jailor.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
II N kcr IL A d q o n
GENERAL AGENTS.

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, &c LEMAN's BUlLDIN0s,)
-Four doors North Of Pcnnsy uania Arsnue,
w a n I n x II.
u EVERY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON havo
- associated themselves for The purpose Of pIosecut
iHg claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments Of the General Cover nment.
All communications, post paid, addressed to the
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given to the following gentlemen =
Hon. George n. Dallas, Vice President; Hon. J. Y. Ma
son, Secretary of tho Navy; Hon. R. J. Walker, secre-
tary of the Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, u s. Supreme
Court; Hon. X. NJ. Il Hunter, u. ) Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, /. e..
" John f. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
to give personal attention TO business before the several
Courts of the District OF Columbia, and the adjoining
counties of MARYLAND and Virginia. Jan. al-cly
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SCgOOJ. I'M

THE School at my house will be re-opened on the
lah Of the present month, tMarch.l l have OBJ
tanned the services Of Miss Sarah E. Miller, who has
taught for a number Of years in the county of Chester
neld, and was very highly approved Of.
lam prepared 10 TWO or three Boarders.
TERMS.
elo0.
psnsation.
AadIes. ne, a sublst's Tavern, Povhsan.
Aafen S-swav DAVID MsOAW,
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THEATRE.

The Manager most respectfully announces an
with the celebrated S G U N
TsOUPE, eleven in number, consisting OF Mrs.
;esuin, Miss f.. Lichiensieir, MIR. F. Gardner,
N. w. Lauer, and Mr.. Seguin, assisted by an
,5ec,iye Chorus and Increased Orchestra.
.sconi nigh, Of The Bohemian Girl, the most at.
tfac,iye and fashionable opera yet
produced in America.
Third night Of the Ssguin operate Troupe,
Eleven in number.
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MiCAIAH RATES.
l-cIuI

PUBLIC SALE OF LAND, CROPS, CAT
TIE, HOGS, SHEEP, HORSES, FARM
INGU TENslLs AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
T WILL. SCI, at public auction. on WEDNESDAY,, the
1 18Th day of March, II fair. if mol, tho mex, fair day.
tho Tract OF Land In GyccEiand county, on Jam1sr "
yer. known as tiaii-'s, siItcan mi!rs from RicbmJnd.
and now occupied by Mr.. q -. i Zen, conta.uIng three
hundred and thirty four Grres, Of which one hundred
are James river low grounds. THIS property IL well
adapted 10 the cultivation OF wheat, corn and tobacco.
There is a good crop of wheat now seeded. The canal,
passing through the property, AFFORD q cheap CONVEY
ancr Tor produce either way. L. adl0in5 the Mhnakia
Iron Works and Dover Pits, and is well known 10
abound IN coal Of superior quality. Ths Msnakin
eetahies, meats, &c. The dwelling has jus, been
handsomely finished, the nut. houses, barns, stables.
&C., are nearly all new, and NUMEROUS. The situation
II healthy and well waierrd, with 4 good orchard oil
superior iruit. The purchaser will be- at no expense
after nrst cost, as thr farm has just hr-n put In com.
pi.te order. James river d cs not present \ more PIG
IIrps Que and beautiful site linn thla property. The Il.
tie is unduubteG. IiO Al. SHEPPARD.
Also, ut the same time and place. all the Corn, oats.
Shucks, &C, four strong farm Horses, ten Cows and
Cattle, brood Suws and Pigs, fifty sheep, Carriage.
SuIk,, Wagon, Cart, Harness, fiourhs, HaFrows, coni-
pirie gel Of Carpenters Tools, sone Groceries, and tho
entire Household Furniture, all n:w.
TERMS-For the land, oaethird cash, balance In
one and two, ears, with Interest, secure! b. a deed ot
trust on the property. DIX months credit for all sums
over s2I, for negotiable notes, before the delivery Of
the property. JOHN 3. hbi'ES, trustee
Henrico county, Feb a5. Ie:s.-ctts
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TEACHER WANTED.

TEAOiEN w nv Ed.
THE Trustees Of 81. Brides Academy and School
i Commissioned for the 10th District, Norfolk cnun.
ty, will meet OH the llth day of March next, for the
purpose of electing a Teacher. The salary is $500,
certain, and may be- made to be worth from 6 10 S7mi.
The School Room is large and comnIodiuus on The first
floor, and the upper part Of The house Is well finished
for the accommodation of the Teachers family. A
rent of $50 per annum will be required nf The Teacher
for The use of the house. A married Teacher would
be Z referred; nevertheless, a single man, well qualified,
will not be objected 10 on that account. Applicants
will please address N. Foreman, Hickory Ground.
Norfolk county. /,
N. q. None need apply unless they can come wei
recommended for moral Character, and ability 10 teach
such branches as are usually Taught In Academies.
Feb. 25-cit N. FOREMAN, President.
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
a.. I'd. ErlgG

HAvING taken . House on tue Basin, tenders his ser
HI vices 10 his friends and the public generally, in
forwarding merchandise, aud for the sale of all the
staple articles OF produce.
l.. II. T.. in the sale OF Tobacco, will be assated by
= gentleman, who, from long experience and ictnow-
lodged Judgment, is fully competent 10 sustain The In
tsrrsts ur Planters. Feb q--ctf
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NOTICE.

TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
AND THIRTY-FlYE NEGROES, FOR
SALE IN AMELIA.
HAVING resolved to remove to the State of Ohio in
IL the month Of April, | have determined to offer for
sale, again, al public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, the 27th day of the present month, tmarci,)
the Tract OF Land on which [ reside. lying on the wa
tors of Flat Creek and Beaver Pond Branch, containing
about two thousand acres, one-fouIth Of which Is first
rate low grounds, and admirably adapted to the cult
walton Of corn, wheat and tobacco.
will also cell, at the same time and place, about
thirty five likely Negroes, consisting OF men, women
and children, all Of them raised upon the plantation.
Having made no preparation to cultivate a crop the
present year, win also sell all of my Stock OF Horses
and Mules, and the crops Of Oats, Fodder, &c on hand.
TERMs-The Land will be sold upon such terms as
will certainly suit any person who may be disposed TO
purchase. The Negroes, Stock and other property VIII
be sold upon a credit Of six months, the purchaser CIV
ing bond with approved security.
March lQ-c2awtda HENRY
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n MOST MAGNIFICENT WORKS OF
ART EVER EXHIBITED,
,oySISTING of 81 Figures in STAIuA-
RI. the full size OF life, representing The
~ Supper, Trial and Crucihxion OF our Sa-
a., viii open this morning at the Exchange
,nrer, Room, and will continue for a lew days
~ March 10 = Gid
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ICoyres,oudence of he Enouirer.l

BALTIMORE, March 9-P. NJ.
FLnuR-The weather has been rainy all day,
which has checked outdoor operations. Market
dull and holders stiff. Holders OF Howard street
ask IS SIT, whilst City Mills is held ate.
WuEAr-Sales of prime red Wheat at 1872 a
1875 cents.
C~oRN-Sales of prime white at 43 a 4G cents,
and Of prime yellow al As c. per bushel.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans sells al 26 cents per
pallon.
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TWO TRACTS OF LAND FOR SALE.
X y virtue of decree Of ~. County Court of Henri.
~ co, pronounced On the 1h day Of February Is4s,
In The suit Of Milton and others -. b Blackburn, shall,
a. specIa commissioner appointed by tho Luu- 10 cI,
~ INTO Effect The said decree. on I thursday, The 18th day
OF March, II Iair, IL not, the nert fair Gay thereafter.
Sunday e%xcepcd,j proceed 10 sei, al public auction,
Ia the highest bidder, on the premises, the Two Tracis
of Land named IN SAID deere, situate In The county OF
Henrico, one adjoining the lands o! James U'Biian.
LIJtii Priddy aud oth-rs, Supposed 10 contain thirty
hive acres, ahou! one halt OF wincn are In woods tie
otter containing shout lhr same quantity 81 acres, I'd
joining tlr LANDS Of James Fruncis 1nt others, VIII: h
cfrea passing through 10 Centre; having on Il Il com
for.atio dwelling, the usual out houses, q good OF
chari, and n spring OF good y atrr. The said lands al
he divided IN lots, II necessary TO snIt purchasers
Terms oi SAFE viii BE- Tor rach-Une- hall IN cash, ii
such sum rs shall be necessary TO deray III. expenses
OF this decree and the sale nf said iahd, ard THE
balance !Ayabl- Ia -r anu Twelve months, The pITClIa
ser ur purchasers glyiug bonds with good security, and
tn TIL. retained III each separate tract shall have besh
inIiy paid 10. IS I,s purchaser.
JOtS n. DAVIS,
March 5-dltLc2t Special i'nmmis-ioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-10

NOTICE

NOTICE
wv ILL be sold on TUESDAY next, lheil th
w instant, al The late residence OF John AH-
CUISINE Taylor, (HowsrG's Grove al the house.
hold a nd kitchen furniture, one COW and one sin
gle horse Carriage; also, house and 10. Terms
on day OF sale. JOHN D. SMITH, Act.
For Mrs. MILDRED TAYLOR, ExrcutuX.
Sale conducted by 1OL.ER i COOK.
March B