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Important 10 Dealers in Land Warrants.
GENERAL LAND OryIcu. !

y
bIR haye received your letter Of the ID nsauf euolOs
Ing dip which say was cut from Wilson 3 Co.'S Weekly
pepatoh OF the 94h September last and from which the
following is an extract:
If we undertand the matter rightly the Land Office viii
not recognise blank assignments Of soldiers land
The assignments, 10 be valid must specify the person 10
whom made, at the time il ia made This addition
70 the usual form Of recognising and certifying the identity
Of the person making the aaIignment."
You ask whether Is Necessary. to make assignment
valid and receivable al the Land Ocs It should Be filed AZ
y the original holder when sold By him and Of each party
RIouEh whose hands must pass before reaching the Land
Ofhce for entry ~
As the act Of CongssS Tends all assignments made and
executed prior TO the issue Of the warrant escats null
and void It material that the date Of the assignment
Of the acknOw Judgment should be filed up heR made in
order TO furnish evidences to this ONCE that the asgnmen
Uas t fact made after De isSUtsg Of the l0aTTaat Tbs
mere leaving in the blank for the Of s
assignee to be Afterwards inserted, would vate the
gnment, where fair and regular in all other respects
eeoAun9 the legal implication TO such case 1 that the -
ment Is made and delivered purchaser under him. al
up the blank by inserting the name Of amignas. Tn
bona fde purchasers Of land warrant have numerous esas
acted this assumption and it would Be attended viii
serious Inconvenience TO innocent purchasers 10 chang
the practice.
Before warrant thus assigned can be located the nam
that it is done By the authority of the original aSggnOT
Will be EteeVabe accordingly at the land Offices unless fraud
shall be alleged and sustained.
HouTs, very respectfully,
]. BUTTEREIELD, Commissioner.
gNa NNy-N
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CAPTURE OF RUNAWAY NEGRoEs.-Seventeen
slaves attempted to make their escape from
northampton county, Va, few days since, in an
open hghter. They encountered head winds which
50 delayed their progress that they had to put into
Chingoteague for water, where they were all APP
pretended They were taken to Norfolk and
lodged in Jail.
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STATIsTICs-The Pittsburg Morning Post says
the population of the United States will be lOI,-
AL 755 persons in the year 1900 This is as exact
the census takers will be in their calculations,
even if they put the one hundred questions about
marriages, births, etc., (by the way they mustn't
forget miscarriages among the etceteras,) which
are proposed by some who have no fears about in
creasing the functions of the Federal Government
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J. BUTTEREIELD, Commissions
J. w. simonton, Esq. Washineton, D. G.

DEFAULT AT COkcORD.-A correspondent of
the New York Courier, states that in August last,
the second Comptroller of the Treasury examined
the accounts of ex.Gov. Hill, late Pension Agent
at Concord, New Hampshire, which examination
proved that gentleman defaulter to the Govern
ment, in the sum of $4,000. The third Auditor
was theFeupon instructed to demand of Mr.. Hill
immediate payment of the amount, and, in case of
refusal, to furnish a transcript of his accounts
for suit
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Fosr OFFICE THEA young Englishman,
named VIM. J, Miller, has been arrested in New
York. charged withtaking letters containing drafts
from the post office, addressed to other persons.
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SHooTINe.-James R. KillingswOEth was shot at
Trenton, Ouachita, on the 9th, by a man named
Bostick. Killingsworth was wounded in the face
and neck, but it was thought not dangerously.
BoBtick was arrested on the spot and is now in Jail
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
STORE.


STORE.
HAVE hand large and selected Stock of Fresh
AGRoCERIEs, PROVISIONS TEAS BUTTER FINE IL
QUORS, WINES and CORDLALs, &C. all of which have been
selected with great care and offered low prices any
wholesale retail in the city My stock consists Of
Havana, Laguaya Rio Lard Whale and Solar Ola.
mingo, Java, Manila and Sperm and Olive Oils Nails;
cha COFFEE sperm and AdamRntine CGndleI i;
Crushed Powdered Loaf, Re Star and Talow
fined, Clarified and Brown ST. Indigo Alum SaItpere
CARS Saeratus Table Salt
The Of all kinds Of TEAS Vinegar; Moasses
equal any other importation Potatoes Apples; Onions;
SOAP5 Of all kinds; Letter and Wrapping Paper
FLOUR: LARD; peas Beans;
BACON-Hams Sides, etc; Aaekerel; Salmon Goldfish;
Superior Goshen and Western HerTngB lams Lobsterb
BUTTER; Hemeticaily Sealed FiGh;
English, Western and Pineapple Pruneu Rice Sage;
CHEESE; Iapiocai sardinei;
CTanbeuies; Buekwhest; Golden Syrup;
Prepared Cocoa. Sugar-house Molasses:
Spices Of all kinds Castle Soap; Starch
Preserves do. TRmarinds Hominy
Tobacco Cigars; Ink; Arrow Root Pearl Barley;
Blackng and Brushes; Fulton Market Beef; Candy:
Almonds Cream Nuts FbeFts Cards Castor Oil
Peeans Ralsins CurRns Pickles kechups and Sauces Of
CitrOn, Canton Ginger all kinds Pipes
Boston Crackers Soda Biscuit Dates; Figs TumblsrE.
WOOdenVare, Hardware, CrOckery,
And every other article usually kept in a Grocery.
Goods sent to GRV part Of the city bV mn lDagOn
Free Of Charge.
lsg- The LADIES are especially invited to call
oHAS. a. LISTER, Store 11s Julia st.,
One door from Camp
articles Of TEA, COFFEE, BUTTER and OILS. OO
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PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
NHE subscribers, agents for the JHaRUtaetarers have
constantly ON hand, and are ready to receive
orders for every variety and style of Goods made from Gum
Elastic under GooDYEAR's and other Patents such as
and Navy Bags, Air Beds PILLOWS, Life PreseTver, Camp
blankets, Tents, KnapsAoks, Gun COve, Hospital and
Carriage Cloth, Steam Packing, Mill and Gin Bends Hone
aDd every other article made Of India Rubber warranted OF
the beGt quality, and all at Factory Prices.
....ALsO....
- Always on hand, large assortment of SADDLES.
HARNESS. LEATHER, COACH and HARNESS
TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC., etc. at their Saddlery
Wafehouss Nos SO and SO Common street, Second Door
Os SMITH & BROTHER.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
Union Mutual Insurance Company.

NO SO WALL ST, NEW YORK,
ENSURES on the Mutual prinoipe-aoithoat personal
Aabittty-having Cs1h Capital paid in Of
500, 1000
nsuranCes made against loss and damage BY Fire and
Marine Risks. and Risks of Inland TRANSPORTATION and
Navigation, at the lowest established rates
~ The Profits Of the Business toh be diyided be.
tUeeH the Stockholders and the Insured.
=, Trustees:
Shepherd Knapp, John Van Nest N W. Merrill,
Paul SpOttoId, George +. Hardy EdW. K Collins,
Albert w; Wright, George R8pelye, Henry H. MunBel,
Richard +, Buck, G. l.. Knapp Edwin HOyt,
ChAHes M. Leupp, r. A. Robertson, Jas E. Cooley,
= b. Johnston, Henry Holt p. M. WetmOre,
Moses Taylor JnO. b. Van Buren, /, ri Brehsm
Jonathan ThOTne, John P Nesmith Ferd Suvdam II
Joseph BOuchaud, H L. ROuth. Richard Bell,
John ID. HuEbut, Joseph Fowler, N. II. Wolfe
Lambert Suydam, Ebert J. Anderson, A. Seignette,
JOhu 2 Iappan, David Austen, James ID. Fish,
seth GIQsVenor stephen Allen Elias b. Brown.
A. g, Thompson, r.. M. Lawrence, E, T. r. Gibson
J. J, kingaiOId
LAMBERT sUYDAM, President
JOHN s. Japan, Vice President,
FERDINAND STAGE, Secretary.
y. H. Dudley, ESQ Bern ard Falon ESQ
X. Q. Cammack ESQ Aaron Cohen ESQ
Saml. G; Bell, Cashier Canal Messr. Bell s Ste6bins
MesIm. George Foster Co. :. MaunssI White & Co.
y. Coming < Co. E, Paradise. LawTasOn
Martin StOckwel, & Co.
JAMES H. SUYDAM, Agent
No "a Common st. New Orleans,
olO I'm opposite the office Of the Sun Mutual ms Co.
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LAKE SUPERIOR CoPPER.-Dr. C. T. jackson,
u S. Geologist, stated the Scientific Meeting at
Cambridge, that many of the mines of copper on
the shore of Lake Superior would be entirely
worthless to the companies owning them, and that
the most profitable mine could never pay divi-
dend of more than foe per cent. The Detroit Free
Press says this fact is not owing TO any deficiency
in the amount of the article, but to the extreme
difficulty of miningit In the most important vein,
for example, mass of pure copper had been reach
ed, lying nearly twenty feet below the surface,
weighing several tons; to raise the mass to the
surface Is inpossible-itis obliged to be separated
into pieces of one or two tons each in weight, by
the cold chisel alone. groove is dug through the
mass, of the width of the finger, by the hammer
and chisel, and then the pieces are raised to the
surface and sent off. The labor makes the process
of mining long, difficult and expensive, and des-
troys the profits of the company.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

INTELLIGENCE OF THE LIBERIA PAcwr,
letter has been received from Rev. r p 1,',.l.-l
on board the Liberia packet, which ill., s'
Baltimore, on the LIST of August far ~ s I'm
soIs II was written IN latitude S6Ie; Longitude
Ill we: Oh lne AEoFe Islands, Aug 25th, when
Sa.iS S 'glanu and Others on board were in good
ne4 e 1ney mad made Slow but quiet passage.
50 iaf' Ina letter came by way of IivsrpooI
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N dIsiNT Dbl, Newark and Rgssndals 1000 bbH
~ Ns5son Brown Rosendale landing from ships Le-
heh Peter Hattnek, MayR0Wef and COumbiana for Sas
~ oig -, HAHMAN \ HOLDEN, 90 Magazine Il.
and tOT sale By the above, :" '''''
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from Obio I'm IN M1ERoHANF DoNk.-A merchant
chase goods g Id.ely eFyed in the city, to pur
tr6',d unufed dollars in money, and leters Of in
- bi;.5eo several Of our largest mercantile es-
"a an,aI was induced BY pretended friend
tn 1 sse Hsg n house few nights asr just
sns a. ~, ,n IA view York" He was finally per-
;-ts-I. ~ pay q lew games but becoming deeply
interested in tho pefiIous fascination, be played
and lost about $500 before be left On the
lJIliOWlng night he repaired moFs to the same
laSeIdetermined to win back what he had lost,
anu 'nen 70 torswear gambling foreVer-but, in
l'san OF winning his own, he stripped Of every
cent he had Possessed, and in the morning could
NOS pay even bis bill a the hotsl--M Y, GiOba,
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DAILY-FtssH Cents Week. payable
oT Eight DoLaTs per ysarhat ysary and quarterly
Taes-in advance. Single cOpes Five $50.
Theoee vii receipt oE all subscriptions exceeding
The WEEKLY CRESCENT will bef1nishedtO
atTHREE DOLLARS per to clubs Of four more,
rected the Post-ohce Two DolaTH Fifty Cent
each Postmaser and others who
send oEderH paid eOpies will copy addition
for their compensation Payable In all eaSsg advance Single
fiea1pn, No. IS St. Charles street.
eedng twelve in Agatetypa
s. for the first iuserton and so every
Osrn. ThoHs greater length in ropoTioh Notices
second page Of ten lines il Pearl Tyre q each inssTOn
week
charged 81 for every insertion. EA liberal
dscouHt made to those Who adTerfe BY the year.
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G5- The Lexington (Va.) Gazette states that the
public property at the Virginia Military Institute
amounts in value to near half Emillion of dollars.
There are, says the Gazette, about thirty thousand
stand of arms, besides some valuable ordnance.
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OOOHR AN & 40

A. =. coo HIRAM g. co,
81 Tohoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and III
N rect importers of FRUITS NUTS, WINES efo
have always on hand: N''
RAlSlNS-ln quantities to suit purchasers.
AlMONDS-3O0 bales and bags Soft Sheled Almonda
SHELLED ALMONDs-200 boxes, in fns order.
bags and barrels.
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, 5000 bags.
SIARCH-Agenoy of Heth, Floyd & Co.
L0BSTERS, &e,-Agents for Caldwe& Co.
OLIVE QlL-500 baskets, pintS and quarts Plagnol {"
SARDlNES-WhOlesh halves, thirds and quarter boxes
WlNES-Muscat Claret, ETC., in bOxes; Malaga, sweet
and dry Port Wine, various qualities, etc.
BRANDlES-VaTiOuS qualities.
BUTTER-Alwayg on hand, supply best st. Louis
ORANGES and LEM0NS-Of direct importation, and
al kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc,
PRUNES-In jars and fancy bOXes
CITRONS-30O boxes superior Genoa CtrDuS
CHAMPAGNE-1O0 baskets.
POWDER-Agency of the celebrated American ChryI-
tai Powder Company" guaranteed equal to any
Powder manufactured. oil
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THE DAILY CRESCENT,

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY-sUHDkYs ExcEPTED-
By A. n. HAYES 800,
Oice~- Mo- 90 st. Charles Street.
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AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON & REsTAURAT,

AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON & RESTAURAT,
No. ~ ST. CHARLES ST.
NHE subscriber begs leave inform his numerous friends
j. and the public that he has thoroughly re- q
painted and repaired his establishment, ard
will open It for their accommodation on Mon.
day, Sept. g. Having made ex "
al tsnsye alterations and Improvement in the
~ Cooking department, afoTdng much greater
facilities than formerly, he trusts to be able 10
serve his patrons with thing in his line in style une
QuRed By RestauTat in the city He has made
mentS for a constant supply of OYSTERS ~ -
from the choicest Beds Of the Gulf and the KIN (O1
Lakes and his Table will always be supplied ~ Nk1H
with the best Steaks, Chops
g FISH, GAME. etc.. together with every
deicaey to be procured in the New Orleans
maIks1 The Bar will be supplied with Wines and Ii
qqOrl, Porter Ale etc., of the very beat brands carefully
selected his cooks and walters win be second to in
ne CITY and he will be found always at his post that
s pfoHs receive prompt and polite attendance In short
re VIII use every sXeOn to render his Saloon worthy of the
Sep3 On Jas. CASSIDY.
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FIFTEEN, CENTS A WEEK.
NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER
Crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY

Samuel Bell Thomas IA Adam; Moses C1,oenvood
]. A. Bareli VIM r. ConVerae 15isndv R1TIo '""u'
David Hadden, John D. Bein j w stSnto,,
Nathan Jarvis George JOnag n Simms
], f Q. Ves, John M Bell nj MI Wiipbt
=. J. Walsh, James KiTkman, R. B. SumneT
J, w. Zacharie, John E Hyde, John o. Woodruff
Y. i. Buddecks, Louis de Saules, w. B McCiutcheOu
.. A. BardeTe, o. l.. DRbesteen, F. PUG PuiF
y. Taylor, WIN. Burgess, d. L. Ranlett
J. RflaTd, O. RI Wright r. " CaTlSs
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70 I'LL WAOhL II MAY UUNUERW.
T'HE EubseTbeH would respectfully call the attention of
l. COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and Dealers in -
HATS and CAPS in general, to their VERY
LARGE assortment of the above named -
GoQds which is SECOND TO NONE in THE
SS%STT9ClTH, comprising EVERY KIND AND QUAIL
ITH entirely too numerous to detail but honestly
sure all about purchasing in this line that an Rspeo
ton OF their stock will be greatly their advantage before
purchasing elsewhere for the that they mostly all
q Their own manufacture, and come DIRECT FROM
THEIR OWN MANDATORY at Newark, N j.;
And being satisfied with the MANUFACTURERS
tkFITS feel certain that purchasers fail be sat
Eented hfTRRP1DCSF 4 ~ SP'0
-Oet4 ON % CustOmhOuSe street, up stairs.
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Black Bombazines Alpacas and Orleans, extra fine;
Black Mousseline de Laines, Black Bareges all qualities;
BLACK silks, widows Silks Lace Wells and Handkerchief
Black Embroidered Cambria Handkerchief;
Black Printed Bordered Handkerches:
Black and White Lawns Black and White Cslicoes;
English Oiouded Calico Black White Chine Gngham
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghams;
Black Grapes Black Ariophanes and Widows' Grapes;
White Grape and AriophRnes Black Silk Tulle;
Real Lodi Plain Black Calicoes, etc etc.
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HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON,

'F'HE Friends and Patrons of the HOLBROOK OYs-
TEX SALOON are respectfully iR.~ n
formed that this well known establishment isSN (RI
nov open ioT the Winter Season; and the SSSNlH
public generally is assured that as heretOfOTs
the best quality of OYSTERS will be served up as the
proprietor determined that the celebrity of his establish
may be heard. y
Thankful for past yOn the proprietor trusts that his
continued endeavOn to please the public may guaranee O
him continuance of that publc's patronage. sI5tf
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EVIL WAhE.
NOR SALE-1OOO SUGAR DRIPS, from three IN fvs
II gallons each also, 10000 FLOWER POTS; -
together with large stock Of Red Ware, suitable
for City and County Stores All of the above anti
cles will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. to close a ~
concern WILSON & VIRGIN
OOt6 I'm In TjnnidafiOp
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-, - STILL ANOTHER CANDIDATE!
~ Y; SATCHEll, Candidate for BILL POSTING
~ candidates for Office and Othau having Bl post
can have them done with Dispatch leaving oTdsn al the
laTds Once Is Camp street: Delta Once No li9 PoydrH1
seI OF a the Peayuns CofeehOuss corner Of st. Charles
eae Foyalas Streets Os In
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I IOOI IIANUEAUIORV.
NHE undersigned calls the attention III he N., OI.
public to his Select and Fashionable ass0rt
ment Of BOOTS and SHOES, manufsetnrsd n
solely BY himself; Gentlemen desirOus OF HAVING z III
their Boots and Shoes made to ft-of elegant ma ~
tena and IN THE sTYLE-wOuld do well bV eains IN ~
q9765seIiEped 0ogk-sole, and Double-sole WATER
o9 6m b. OISULLIXAN- 20 ST Chn,lon IT,.
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EUA7HM4 6 p 5MlA4TRAssHs, AND FURNIsH-

Ing MATERIALS, AT Auction Prices,
mSCUTCHEON, 100 ST. CHARLES Street. doom
IL above PoydTas-KeepS cOnstantiy 1SS.a : -
on ,nand a good assortment OF NEW
5n1,NyIDr,. SECONDHAND FIJRNI.
TSS k < Is SgTed Hair and MosS MA u
AhASSE' made of the best materaIr which he ia IA
pOe9 20 se aS low be bong nj at auction for cash
IS IS1P OF Furniture and Mattresses and an kind
" aOne az short notice, and by the best work
msa uIhnIe packed moved and shipped with care
Ne I've" anu SeSqnd hand Furniture bought etc. etc.
Ulo oul u moCUTCHEON 1O9 81 IyhRTIsS a
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
BY ALEXANDER NOTE.
~ lGHI SALES! NIGHT SALES,

~ lG GII5l, Sales SALES! NIGHT SALEs!-on
l THIS EVENING, at half past seven o,coo- ~ ~
my store opposite the City Hotel viii eo rpeh at
niyb S dnrn tha SAILS and will continue them every
5e seiyes general assortment of staple and nc Dr
viz any oooos' &c, &c
" staple and Fancy Dry Goods-CIoths. Cassi,nere
NNesngs Galicoes, Alapacas Irish Linens Csshmeres'
Musllns, Shlrtings Satinetts Fannels Pins and 49,
ales spool Cotton, Silk Umbrellas Hosiery, &C. Sr
KniU asa snd Eo ana &c ivory handle
T9rks by the DOZEN Britannia Ware; Tea Tra ANU
aors g %G fock15 and carded Knives Scissors R
j, Fancy ,Goods--Ladies' Writing Desks and wor,,
ns 9oSgne ddaney Soaps Hooks and Eyes Mt
buck Combs Backgammon Boards Hajp i Brushes iae
Paper Pn P Moey Purses Family and Pocket Bibles
Gold Lever Watch; Gold Detached Levers t etva
Sa 2 cid Peyader do do; English Silver Lever Sc
pms; Gola Guard Chains Gold Fob do Steel Chains
Vance vance, rms Bracelets, Ear Rings Casters Segars
oc II ALEX MOTIF Aro+
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street.

DARTlGULAR attention paid to the public or rri i
GaoJ Xae sale OF Real Estate, Negroes Horses, brv
al cash advances made when required y anu ii0ef-
,r,rr REGULAR SALE DAYS:
iop ~ l ANS THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
mencng o'clock precisely will sell at store onnn
que .ne oy Hotel general assortment of new and
second hand household Furniture, CONSISTING Of th
Als SO large invoice of piece and cut Dry Goods
EZ beae6 ne and unbeaehed Domestics. Calicoes
fiaahn anne Cloths Cassimeres, Vestngs &c. 'l'e''
Iqr silk, wool and waterproof Hats, CAPS Trnss
E Eances, cutlery Guns Soaps Backing Perfumery
10 Alley Nrnyru .
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BY DUNLOP. MoNCURE 4 co.
ELIGIBLE AND VALUABLE REAL r,


~ TATE, AT AUCTlON--By virtue Of the trust
IN us conhded we will sell at auction, on TUESDAY
the goth November, on the premises, at o'clock, p
M thavery valuable and desirably located property.
situated north and SOUTH between Marshall and CLAW
streets bounded by 18th street the East and by the
property Of Col. Carnngon, Dr. Maupn, and Mr.: Cas-
ke on the West; which will be divided into seven Lots
VIZ; The unmproved portion commencing on the
corner OF Marshall and 18th streets into six building lots
OF 26 feet front each 18th street. extending LOG feet
westwardy in the rear to alley 30 feet wide and the
remaining fourth OF the square, embracing the residence
lot fronting on Clay street ll6 feet, and extends in
rear on 18th street. $50 feet an alley l6 feet vide
the property of the late Judge P. N Nicholas
IERMs-One-thrd of the purchase in cash the
balance in two equal payments at and 70 months for
payment be made ' ''''
plat OF the division may be seen at the office of
Messrs. Dunlop, Moncure & Co. -
INO. S. NICHOLAS,)
Sale conducted by
oc % 2aw4wt l9&2ON ~ '' H'7'
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w ne suUscfbef beSs leave to mform the public,
and his old patrons particularly who wish to have any
OF the above mentioned White Polishing done or reno
vated less expense than formerly that he has recent
ly made discovery which he thinks will enable him,
together with the aid of celebrated workman in thai
undertake and execute the in superior style to
any done in the city before; and will guaranty to
produce beautiful China white polish which will not
He deems it unnecessary to trouble the public with a
ultPoiy OF words in regard TO his regular House and
Sign Painting and materials used for the same; but
invite his old friends the pubc GENERALLY TO owe
him call at his old stand, No, l6s Broad street
no o-uu +, L. SMITH.
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GAZE OF yALUAnLE MHARyEs Ar

~ ROCKEI'TS--=Bysv virtue of a decree of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county Of Goochland, pronounced on the 22nd day Of
June 1919 IN the case OF Cardwe and Others vs. Geo
G. Picketts admir-. and Others the undersigned as com
mssoners will SELL the premises at public auction
on MONDAY the 26th day of November, ls49, at
IL o'clock, a. NJ those valuable Wharves at Rockets
IN the city OF Richmond called Picketts Vharpes the
property of Geo. G, Pickett, decd ''''
lERMs-One- third of the purchase money in cash ::
and the balance in three equal payments at nine twelve
sers giving negotiable with good endorsersfor the
deferred payments and the title to the property to be re-
tanned until the notes are paid
JAMES LYONS, (c
WOOD BOULDIN, Cofnmrs
Sale to be conducted by PULLAM & SLADE, Aucts.