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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
AUCTION SALES.
SALE or a LARGE NUMBER OF
a Es5. q, So YES

icy the authority Of order Of The Count, to,d Of
ID Campbell county, made at lis FEBRUARY ieia,
we III, MONDAY, The Bun day OF aprIl, 40, al
the Big Lick the county Of Roan"ke, offer for sale,
at pubic auction, about seventy t7Oj Negroes, II all
ages and both sexes. These Negroes hav. hr-n we'll
raised and treated are accustomed Ia al III. work Incl
dent Virginia nrmIng and this sale VIII afford IA
vorabir opportunity OF investment 10 agfeuitufisis
wishing 10 purchase such property. should lie day
above Indicated br nClrnent To pc7rht safe, "
will he made on the day thereafter, the first SUIT
able day, and be continued day 10 day unii COM
psted
TERMS or SALE-A credit Of twelve months VIII
be gwen f.. the purchase none, The purchaser exc
cutting bond wilh ample personal srcary, sitctory 10
From this requirement Of security tere wiii be no
d,parture There will he no warranty al any snTt on
our part, but lie title Is believed he nGIutsnnabr.
Wi. WATTS,
EDWD w. SAUNDERS,
Committee, &C, If Martha Waits.
March e-c2awtds
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a ARD.
QUarlcs 81 1EerWin

d ETURN their thanks TO their customers and
II friends for the very liberal patronage here
tofore bestowed, and solicit continuation OF The
same. Their Sore will b. re.opcncd on Mon
day. the 18Th instant with an entire new stock
OF SPRING DRY GOODS, Of the newes: and
latest styles imported. They have taken espe-
cial care in selecting their stock. and feel salts
fed that they will be able 10 offer great induce
menls 10 all who will give them call. Terms,
cash. No. 229 Broad Street,
March 20-c2aw2w Shockoe HILL
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Fairfield Spring Races.

Fairfield Spring Races.
THE subscriber takes great pleasure in an
: nouncing 10 the patrons of the TUT, that ne
has taken the above well known Course, and that
the Spring Races will commence on the lniro
Tuesday in May.
FIRST DAY-A Sweepslake for three year
old colts and fllies-Sl00 entrance, $50 forfeit
three or more 10 make race To close the
Isl day OF April.
II For entries to the above sake, address The
Proprietor, Richmond.
II The amount of purses made known in
due time.
II A Training Stable at the course.
RIO. P. NEW, Proprietor.
March 20-dtApl
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RE M o V A l..
JOHN C.. SHAFER,

MERCHANT T.aILOR,
TTAS removed TO No. /, Exchange Building,
II nearly opposite TO his old stand and is now
mentiot Gentlemen's Furnishing Articles for The
approaching Spring Trade, 10 which he respect,
fully invites the attention OF his friends and The
public generally.
No. l. Exchange Building; l4lh Street, Rich,
mend, Virginia. March 22-dlm
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Fresh lpry Goods,

No. rs MAIN STREET,
VIZ ORD, FERGUSON & BARKSDALE
w have now in store large and handsome
assortment OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which they offer for sale on accommodating terms
and respectfully invite their friends and the pub
lie generally. 10 examine their Stock, CONSISTING
in part of a large assortment OF inquired, cnanee-
able and Other Silks; Silk Gondoliers; Tissues;
Rrocbe Bareges; striped Bareges; blue, green and
mink De Lame; Grenadines; Ginehams; Lawns;
Jacone,s; Cambrics; Lace Capcs; Collars, &c.
Black and Fancy French Cloths and Cassmeres,
Veslings OF every variety, plain and fancy Silk
and Satin Cravals, together with every other va
rely OF geuemen's dress goods.
March 23-dii
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70 BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS.


TO BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS
'eNHOMAS, COWPERTHWAlT & 90, PUBLISHERS
BooEsgLLgns, No. 25', Market Street, Phi!ddei-
phiG invite The attention. al Booksellers Merchants,
and others Interested IN the al EincatiOn Ia The
valuable School Books published by thrm-amung
which the following, viz: Mitchell's Geographical
Series, comprising Primary Geography, intermediate or
Secondary Geography, School Geography and Alas,
Ancient Geography aud Aas and Biblical nr sabbath
School Geography Grcrnr's First Lessons IN Gram
mar; Grrrre's Analysis; Chanhers Grammar; jarvis
rhysioogy Iohnston's Turner's Chemistry; Johnston :
Philosophy; Pinnock's School Histories, England !,
France, Rome and Greece; swans Spelling Book ana
series of Readers; Frosis History 81 the United States
and American speaker; Picots series ot French Read
ers; Smiths Introductory Arithmetic; smith and
DUKES Arithmetic: Smiths Key; smiths Algebra:
SMITHS Bior's Analytical Geometry; Wllmsen's Read
er: Guy and Keith The Globes; SCOTS lessons; VI
cuilo's Spanish Grammar, &c &c.
T., e. & 20 also the Publishers ni various
Law Medical aud Miscellaneous Books. and, in ahd'-
tlon their n0ks, keep constantly on mao lac
largest nt Books aud Stationary 10 b. fc
in the United States, which VIII br sold AT Tie lJSest
prices for cash or approved acceptances.
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MERCHANDISE.
]. C. CRANE & SON,
No. TO, l5TH STREET,

NO. To, 10TH STREET,
lave received by recent arrivals, their usual sup
III ply of Spring Goods aud offer for sale
:. 2, 900 sides Sole Leather Of various qualities
SO dozen wax Calf Skins, French and American
1000 Ibe ine and coarse Shoe Thread
Skirlng, Harness and Bride Leather
Bag Hides Curtain Leather, Patent Leather
Hog Skins, Seal Skins and Deer's Hair
Spring A1les, Spanish and Slaughter Hides
Veal Skins, Tanners Oil, Tanners and Curriers'
Tools-embracing the usual Goods for Coach Makers,
Saddle and Harness Makers, Shoemaker and Machin-
lists. March l6-cGtlf
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
.nnoNp MARKETS. MARCH 80

.uMOND MARKETS. MARCH 26.
sacCo.-Lues 50 25 TO 2 SO and 3; COM
=, s3 25 to 81 So good "a IS 10 IS; ine
IN; 50 and So IS. There is not as much
,,on in the market, and hugs and common
> over. No change in good and fine.
.0UR-s4 IS 4 81.
tsEAT-ll5 cents Tor red; 100 cents white.
'sN-42t As c. per bushel.
| ,TS-S2 cents per bushel.
Ian MEALS cents.
cents Tor Recti6ed.
E.CoN-Hams 81 l0c.; old Western sides
/ as; new 6, a 7; shoulders 81. LARD,
Eys STOCK-BEEr: scale weight 81 IS a
B sr,ss; Hoes: none in market; SHEEP: 81
E-as in quality. >.
ErGAR-New Orleans, 4. 7c.; Porto XII
a a 6sc; S, Croi1, IT Tie; double rehnea'
\ crushed and powdered,) SIC
Correspondence OF he Enquirer. ;,
NORFOLK, March %
"a IS Of yellew Corn al As els. per buShei, %n''e
cents, mixed AZ 43- measure. r. Y L.
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TO FARMERS.

HERDS, Timothy, Orchard, Millet keh'uchy h'ue
i and Highland Meadow Dat Grass Seed;
Lucerne, White Field Carrot, ri e,. psas psans
and full assortment Of Fresh aud genuine Garden
Seed. -, -, w.,
Harrows Cultvators, Corn Shelters, Straw and Corn
Stalk Cutters Pioughs with wrought or cast shares, OIL
almost every description now IN Use
Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Manure Forks, Prunins
shears Rakes and other Tools necessary To the Farm
and Garden. For sale by ,pp
WM pALmEh.
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SPRING SUPPLY.

"M p. LADD, WHOLESALE AND RrTML
w DRuaelsT, No. 3I9, head IF Broad street,
SHocxor HUI, Is receiving, by various arrivals from
the Northern markets, his Spring supply OF fresh and
pure Medicines, Drugs, Paints oils, Dye Stus, Win
dow Glass, Putty, Perfumees, &c; also, the most pc
puar Patent Medicines-the whole comprising full
and general assortment and being purchased upon the
most advantageous lerns, enables him 10 offer them 10
his country friends aud the public at the lowest whole
sale and retail prices.
p~r Also, an assortment of pure Wines and Liquors
kept always hand and sold for medicinal purposes
ONLY.
N. Borders from country Merchants and PhysS
clans thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
March 20-cIm
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS

NEW SPRINU DIX NOODS.
THE subscribers, at No. So, Main street, are now
i opening their stoc kof STAPLE aud FANCY DRY
GOODS, consisting of their usual variety IN part as
follows:
New style Spring Prints and Ginghams
Scotch French Lawns and Jaconets
White Cambria, Swiss and Jac0net Muslins
Figured Berages and Plaid Tissues
Black and white figured Netls for caps and wells
Lisle and Thread Laces and Edeings
Lace Mitts, ladies' aud gent!emen's Silk Gloves
Bonnet, Cap, Satin and Lustrng Ribbons
Bonnet Flowers black and fancy SILK Cravats
Suspenders, Combs, Pins aud Needles
PLAIN and twillei French CLOTHS
Plain, black and corded French Cassmeres
Satin, Silk, Valencia and other VestinsS
Umbrellas silk and Cotton tiandkrrchIeis
Lace and Muslin Worked Collars
Cotton, Ginellam and silk Paras1ls-wiih every arti-
Gle of Staple Goods usually found IN Dry Goods House
all of which will be sold low.
March 2l-2w WlLLINGHAM & ELLEI L.
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"A. Il. PEBBLES,

Opposite the Exchange Hotel.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES
w &C., on hand. Watches OF all KINDS re-
paired and warranted. Jewelry OF every de-
scripiion repaired and made to order.
Spec!acles repaired with glasses Gted 10 sui
all ages, both CONVEX and concave.
All kinds of Letter Engraving executed.
From long experience, feel confident car
please hose who may have business in my line
and respectfully ask a call from the city and
country.
18th street. next door TO VIM. Holt Richard
son March S-d6l&cw3w
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
would inform the fashionable
SKA community that | am now in pos.
@s8 session Of The Spring style Of Hats,
of Wm. II Beebe e. Co.'S patent
All persons in want Of something
good, neat and becoming, in The way OF Hal,
can have their fancy pleased BY calling al my
Store, No. 90, Main Street.
March % r. A. ALLEN.
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$50, 1000! S25 600! Sl2.50O! Is Of $4,000!
1 IL Qlll

LOWtS. . 40 pllIS I''poo'
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. IL 10 be drawn
on Saturday, March 3Ist, 1919, AT Baltimore - Nos ,
- drawn. Grand Capitals: S50n0U - Onn, J. ,dUn
5uO 57ef Is Of 4.GhD 2OD of DpO, being tho lowest
three number prize. Tickets Sl5-shares IN proportion"
In addition to the above Grand Schemes, there are
smaller lotteries drawing day-prlcrs oil Ticket,
ranging from 81 10 Ss-ordrrs Tor tickets In which VIII
be promptly attended 10.
4y- In purchasing by the package, deduct tho price
Of three tickets.
az Orders promptly and conidenially attended q
Drawings forwarded 10 all who ordrr Postage need
moi he uad on orders addressed Ia &. i. LUCK.
March Richmond, Va,
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R.UCA's OFFICE,

1885, MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TIME following Grand Lotteries Ia he drawn during
i the present month hold out strong inducements Ia
advrnurrrs. Examine below, and, Tor prize Tickets
address &. Is. LUCK, Klchinnnd, VI.
Whole Ticket, Nos 8 90 81, prize Of s. 800, was
sold recently By LUCK, and since paid.
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wOnCESTER,S PIANOS

WUItCES TEK'S PIANUS.
DY the schooner Thomas B. Smith have Just
ID openei three OF Worcesler's Pianos OF new
and beautiful styles Of finish. By the schooner
Fl. H. Talman and Pocahonlas, daily expected
shall be in receipt OF further supplies, rendefns
my assortment OF superior instruments The most
commanding ever offered in Virginia, 10 which
beg 10 invite the attention OF professors, anna
leurs and the public. My prices and terms viii
be found as fair and liberal as can be Obtained IN
,be IIni,ed STATES. A. NORRIS,
March d Late Drinker s. Morris.
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john wIcKHAM l.. DECATUR NORRIS.
WICKHAM d NORRIS,
and Councillors at Law,

'ItR'Nf
IT. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
- EFER 10 ae-srs. Warwick a. Barksdale, VI isaii
N Brothers X Co., Wortiam, McGrudrr s. TO. i;s
LYONS. ESD. VIM u. Marlafland. ESP, Richmond 81
w. and William T Wickhau., Hanover county, vi.
March o--r1awjw
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Slraald,pn1s aIaaiGs.

Sch ht&Whp ~kS1SNs
MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
~ MUNp. VIRGINIA
Let the world say wnatthry can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON'S the man.
Drawn Nos. 0i Sussex, NO. IA, March -:
5 St Sc 81 10 50 2 so SO A II 46 80 8.
Whole T,eKeI, Nos. SO 81, The third Capital
OF IS OO0 returned Also, Whole Ticket, Nos.
81 sc 1874 prize OF 81 600, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia, a. March %:
u 2G SO . AZ 8 II SO 63 81 % SO 80.
Ticket, Nos. 81 26 G3, prize of 500 both
Do SO 42 50, do 100 sold
and paid by STRATTON.
lawn Nos. Sussex, Ezra, No. 80, March "a:
Is SIS rs CT IL is 81 81 IL 10 20 80
Tickle! Nos IL 10 IS, a capital, sold and paid ty
STRATrON.
SCHEN MES F'OR THE HEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements M. 49, Capitals: $4,000,
5000, 3U0O 2lss, Of 1000, 10 Of 500. &c. IL Nos
Ii drawn. Tickets IS; halves so; quarters ..
80 600 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. l3 Capitals: $780,
600 20 ,ooc Of s QUO, Of 1000 Of 5000, Of 1926
10 Of $50, 10 of 200, SC. Is Nos, II drawn. Tick
els sI0 halves s. qrs. 80
20 600 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLAgSl
THURsD! H-Mononsalia,N No. ~. Captain: $50,
600, 6UOO 4xo, 2a6s, 10 Of l,oCo &c. Is Nos, Il
drawn Tickets s.; halves2 80; qrs. IS.
1850 DOLLARS 2,40l DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Susse1, M. IL. Capitals: Sl35f0, a,iOi,
Of 0d0 sc. 81 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves
=; quarters /.
1850 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-sussex. Extra. No. 80 Capitals =
25O 800, 600, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST.
halves Scots. ;quattrrs 25cts
Virginia Monongala Lottery. Glass No. 45, FOR $780,
10 be- drawn on Saturday, March 81. IS No. Lottery
~ drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: $780, nn, 9,,ou1
TO- Onn, 5000, 100, O0u, &c Tickets Slo; halves o
qrs. 50.
orders or Packages Certificates o: Packages aud
single Tickets IN all the Lotteries ~" be promptly al
tended TO- and ~ sent when requested Please
address. ordersto n. STRATTDS,
March ri Richmond. Va.
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by Wellington Goddin.
VALUABLE STEAM SAW MILL. AND GRIST
VII l. ELLE ssAI e AZ 4 L,l,iAN

VALUABLE STEAM SAW MILL AND GRIST
MILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WILL H. 500 on SATURDAY. the 81 day
w II Ndich, 1879 apoa IL premises, COM
met eng Al o'ci"ch, p. NJ, Thai valuable Saw
AID Giisi Mil, si,uaed on tie maI9ln oi he
Richmond Drck aud James River, how 10 HE
occupancy Il Mr.. VIM J Lumpkp, sutj,c 10
ground rent 81 $40 per annnm, payable qua:.
teIIy, until me Isl January, 1852, and renewable
hive years 'hefeal e, upon lbe same terms, a. The
option !, me lessee.
J'rr Saw Mil has a circular, a. well as an
Upright saw, anG can easily CIT 5000 ieet per
day TIE Gri>l Nhl can grind readily - bush
cIs c,rn dany. The Mills are new, and III PER
iect order.
TfRM.-Gnc-quaTier cash, balance al three,
six and nine uo"'ns, Tor negotiable notes, iD'r-
resi- aGaed, satisfactorily ondtfs,d
By r,qnrs Il ne owner.
March 20-dds w. GUDDiN, Aucu.
SALE OF BUILDING LOTS. ~ Tue TOWN or
MAN, las FER. AT AUCTION.
T SHALL otter lof sac, ~ public auction, on
i he premises, al - u'cinok, On THURSDAY, The
I'D inst, a ruuter 81 Building Lois Gear The
Southern emf 81 Mayo's Bulge. and very near
The Manchester Couon Factories. Terms al
sale. l.. c. MAYO.
Ii. The above sale is unavotobIy pos poEed
unul TUESDAY neSi, the 9Th instant. when ii
VIII lahe pace, al l. u'c,oCk. K. Z. NJ.
March 23-'ii
VALUABLE FLOUR MILL AND sE-
vER,L TRACTS OF LAND FOR SALE.
DiKSrANr 10 4 d-crrr Of the Connry C"u, Of Ap-
pumaioS On WEDNESDAY th- lot DAY ~ May,
l-;9 far not, The if> alr day thereafter The sub
scfiprr vii se u public auction, ui 40" disposed q
II private safe <unnrf-n ulci event due n"ucr VIII
br gwen lie BENT CREEK FLOUR MILL. TINS
min ! On a nrve,-aillns stream. situated in the aid
al ttl 50
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10 The Afflicted.

hrs. ROBINSON and WADnEY Jointly tender
Their professional services 10 thc public. and par
cmlarly Ia such AS are suffering with Chronic and sup
posed lncnrablr forms or disease.
From long experience they feel assured that they
treat, successfully disease IN any fnm aud salts
fed that seventy five per cent of such have despair
ed Of getting we'll may be tby ndlco;Is Of vrseta
Bile remedial agents. restored 10 least comfortable
state Of health.
In Chronic cases where the Constitution has not
been too much impaired by disease, the III mercu
~ aud other pusuns, and when not required To visit
persons al distance charge nil be made FIR serri
ces, uRlesSH cure is Effected
It would be advisable for persons living al a distance
10 he in the city, and recriv- daily attention. Board
can be had At Dt. RS. Address
DRs. ROBINSON {. WADDEY,
Richmond, Va.
r. S.-The Doctors may be found al all times twhen
not professionally engagrd) II their Office, Frank
lin street, corner above Exchange Hotel.
FrbG-r.}m X. & w.
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PASSPORTS TO CALIFORNIA.

PASSPORTS TO CALIFORNIA.
TT would be prudent for persons emIsrat'ns 10
| this Golden Region TO provide themselves with
passports Tor their Better protection IN case OF
nec-ssily; and lhose desiring them, can have
them obtained, by applying 10 the subscriber,
who has The proper forms of evidence prepared,
and will procure The passports.
WILLIAM m. FULTON,
Notary Public, &c. Is Main Street
March 26-d&ctt
NORTHERN MERCER PuTATOES.-A
IN few hundred bushels remaining on hand, OF
cargo Of schr. Adeline. We can recommend
them Tor the table or for Planning.
March 800, n. LUDLAM & co.
r IME.-Jus. received and for sale 200 CASKS
IL Oarge sizes) Thomaston Lime, superior
article, being balance OF cargo oil the Schr. Men
lora in The Dock
March % HASKINS g. LIBBY.
mo TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
i We have in store Liquorice in mass or
stick, OF various brands, vi the best qualify
Also, Swee, Oil.
HENRY LUDLAM & co.
March 26-3t
GARDEN PALlNGS.-.ren or fifteen thou.
VI sand remaining ON hand, and for sale by
March 26-3t H. LUDLAM q co.
STOLEN.
I'm Thursday, March 22d, from the house OF
" the subscriber, The following:
2 Hair Bracelets, with gold clasps and SETS,
hair fastened in centre with gold band; and
cold locke attached 10 one OF the clasps
large gold Breas,.pin, with pale yellow sci.
box marked Milhell & Tyler, containing four
finger Rings and pair OF Earrings.
Any Information given oil The above, will be
thankfully received or liberal reward given il
required. VIM. ]. SWORDS,
March 26 225 Broad Street
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FORTUNES EsOHigi,

respondents. ,,,,,,,y
Tnesday-Bel Air. II. - Nos, IL drawn.
Capitals 3 of $40 900, 3 of 1907, 20 OF SEQ, &c.
Tickets S.
MISUNDERSTANDING Canal, No. II. IS
Nos, l3 drawn. Capitals: $50, 600, 10 GOO, 5000,
1000 5000, 2o of 1000, sc. Tickets $40.
Thursday Maryland Consolidated. 90. -
Nos, II drawn. Capitals: S22, 500, $500, $500,
1850. 20 OF 53I, &c. Tickets So.
Friday-Maryland Consolidated, 81 - Nos,
10 drawn. Capitals: $4,000 5000, 2oi 1900,
4 OF 2250, &c. Tickets S..
Saturday-Grand Consolidated, Class Is. -
- 500 1900, $3.50, Is OF 4O00 200 OF 1000, &C.
Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
II Orders for tickets. packages, cerl'tca'es Of
pack. yes, in the above Lotteries, or IN all Lolte-
ries advertised by Meszrs. D. Pane 20. auena,
ed 10 with pronp,ness, and drawings forwarded
to all who wish il. Il. ChALh.
March 26
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Esy Pelham ~ SHADE.
NEGROES.

THIS MORNING, al 81 o'clocik, will De sold
BY US likely young man, Is years Of a.e,
GIL 10 yeais u age, i:keiy gil IL years, good
sempsre.s.
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Fresh SPRING GOODS

FRESH SPRING GOODS.
DEERS s. POINDEXTER are in receipt OF,
d and will be receiving, from time 10 time, by
Express from The Northern cities splendid as
soriment of Goods in their line, viz: Cloths, Gas.
simeres, Veslins., &C., 10 which they dssire 10
call The attention OF their customers and the
nnb,;c generally. March 26-dlw
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GUUUS.
NIlMMO & RUTHERFORD are now re-
~ ceiving and opening their spring supply OF
staple and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part of
Painted and Organdie Lawns; French Jaconets
Plain and plaid Linen Lusues-silk finish
Plaid and Chambre Ginehams
English and American Prints
Linen Coat Check
Gents fancy silk Cravats; gents silk Hdkfs
Ladies and gents Linen Cambria Hdkts
Ladies' and gents Kid and Silk Gloves
Lace Visetes; Lace Capes; Standing Collars
aud Cuffs; .brown and beached Couons OF all
kinds; German Burlaps Nos. l, 2 and 3, &c.
To which they invite the attention OF The coun-
try merchants. March 20-dlw
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MERCHANDISE.
Wadswerth, Turner 81 Co.,

TIAVE received a large and extensive as
II sor,ment OF British and American DRY
GOODS and will continue to receive additional
supplies during The Spring trade.
Country Merchants are particularly solicited
to call and examine their stock, which they offer
IN ,heir usual terms. March i9-lm
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SALE OF "STUDLEi," LYING IN The
COUNTY Of HANOVER, UNDER Il

TRUST DEED
PURSUANT to The provisions &C deed Of trust, da.
ted the 10Th day al June. 1886. and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office Of Hanover County i"urt rtrcn
led by William d. Ehttrndrn I" The undersigned t"t
th- purpose Of securing the debt therein mrntiuhs. hu
Ia William Selden, We shall, on : Is Az, thr 2ilh
DAY of March, 1879, commencing AT II O'Clock, a. ai,
proceed I" SELF the premises u pubic auction !"
the highest bidder, 'tEr Tract al iIEd w me county
oi Hanover known hy The EIir al stuc't! SihI on
Totopotomcl trek. and Adjoining The ianf> 81 J"hn
Haw. Gilsun War and others. containing sly hun"trh
and ioFty.st acres AMI Of acre, more of Tess W
The event the weather -na b. sdr, AT me time appoint
I'd above, IL prevent the said sale BEN. ia0r on it
day. then The sale az tile sand land WI br continued
from day 10 day tSuniass excepted 10 The same hour
nntil such sale shall he Effected. We briirst me ute
Ia tr property Ia be good but, sell "a lfnsrrs
shall only convey such tlllr rs vested ~ ~ ~ it
deed Of trust aforesaid, under which lie sale wiI he
made.
TERMS Of SALE-OE- fourth Of the purchase mo
ney will be- required IN cash and the balance III ihfee
equal instlImrnts bearing from hr day :" sale,
payable srmi-anrLaly and ~ to which instruments u
credit Of one, and three years will he gwen. the
purchaser executing a deed of trust the pfcptri!
sold 10 hr payment. OF The same, with lhr ccr
" LoFTiN y. ELLET,)
w GODDlS, Trustees.
WI ID. SUIT,
10 Sale conducted by ". GODDN, anct.
Immediately after tlIr above sale of Land, will br
sold, by The Executors 81 the late w r. thIitrndri,
decreased all of the Personal Estate al studlry, con-
sisting u; Mules Cattle Hogs Wagons, iatt, Farming
implements, Wheat Machine 4 large quantity oi Corn,
Oats, Fodder, &C.
TERMS-For all sums under $40 ca-h; over that
amount, months credit, for negotiable n"lr3 sati'
tactufiy endorsed Match c-ctus
SALE OF LAND LYING IN LOUDOuN
COUNTY, UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
PURSUANT To The provisions 81 a deed al trust, ia
ted The 3Jth day of June, leib, ard duly recorded
in the Clerks Office ul Ln'idnnn todis "nfl rAecd
led by William y. Chlitcnirn I" thr uHdrTsishrh i"i
the pruuse securing the rb lhrrin mentioned. dht