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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-12

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL bridge on the Norwich and
Worchester Railroad near Wilsonville, gave way on
Monday night, as a train OF cars with 200 passengers
was passing. -Four cars went down with it, but the To-
connective became detached and passed over, and the
other cars were stopped. Two brakemen were killed
and number of passengers were injured. The conu-
sion and alarm were, for a time, terrible.-Phl. Bull
Snow fell in Washington City to the depth of near
two inches Tuesday night.
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Transmitted for the Baltimore American.
WASHINGTON, April 10, s P M.
The Collectors and other nominations for the prin-
cipal cities will it is said beyond doubt be confirmed
by the Senate.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
AHOST VALUABLE CINN n NJ ~ ME-


IVA MAIN STREET, for sale at Auction-WilI
be sold on FRIDAY, the 18th day of April 1850, upon
the premises, commencing at o'clock, P. M the Ten
ement on the South side of Main ST. between 18th and
flee, and now occupied by Mr.. Howarth. The premises
front about % feet, run back SO feet to an alley,
with the privilege OF using, in common, side alley 8
feet wide, extending from Main street This property
will be sold subject to perpetual annual ground rent of
$22.22 1t now rents for $500 per annum
The location of this Tenement is daily becoming
more valuable-as VIII be seen by the rapid improve
ments which have been going on in the immediate
neighborhood OF it for several years past.
TERMs-5 cash; balance at 9 and years for bonds
bearing interest secured by trust deed
BY request of the owner.
ap11 W.GODDIN Auct
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on MONDAY Afternoon, 18th
day OF April, 1880, upon the premises respectively,
mencng at o'clock, in the order advertised the follow
ing Real Estate in the city of Richmond belonging to
the estate of Jacob Johnson viz
A lot fronting thirtythree and half feet on the west
side OF 22d street between Main and Franklin streets,
running back l32 feet adjoining the property of Messs
John r. Mountcaste and Larking p Ford
One lot fronting 40 f. the east side of Valley street
running back about 100 feet This lot is within the en-
closure of Mr.. Edmund Steane
One other lot fronting III feet the west side OF Val
ley street, the grocery store of the late Thomas
Barret, Con which old house stands) running back
across Concord street, which latter street has the
same front This lot will be divided suit purchasers
months for negotiable notes. and title retained till the
last note shall be paid
BY request OF the executor.
w. GODDIN, Auct
Immediately after the last above described Lots are
disposed Of will be sold three acres of LAND adjoining
the above and the property Of John Pearce belonging
to William and Mary College Terms same as above
ap IL W. g. Auct
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7ENKUSIE E7S SALE,-By virtue Of a deed Of
duly recorded in the Clerks office ofthe County Court
of Henrco county, from Wilson c. Waddill of said
county tor the benehk of creditor, all, on MON
DAY, the I'D day 81 April, 1885, on th&premises pro-
coed sell at public aucon, the gst bidder the
real estate conveyedjn said deed descrkd as being
certain piece, parcelfor lot of land lyngRnd being
the said county OF Itenrco, the city d Richmond,
the south side Of street, thirty feet Wild and front
ing thereon IS feet knd running back SIS fe4 to an al
ley five feet WIDE Ihs property wh is called
Green's Row, and neSr the Penentiary 1t has neat
small wood house thereon, and other Improvements
family.
Terms made known aAshe time of SALE, And thelsale
to commence at 5 o'clock R.M., and toIBe conducted
by w. GopDIN, Auct. II
ROBT. TATE WICKER, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.


AUCTION HOUSE ON FIFTEENTH STREET
pEGULAR SALE DAYS-Mondays, Wednes-
AG days and Fridays Sale of Horses, Carri0ees
Buggifs, &c, every Saturday at the large lot oppo-
site NH VIM Wood stables, on Cary st.
On the above days, commencing at o'clock, A M II
GROCERIES, &c.
Bacon Hams Sides and Shoulders
". y. Sugar in bills, Laguayra Coffee II
No. MSckere and Labrador HerW6s
Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea
Whiskey, n D. Rum, Moasses/
Manufactured Tobacco, CgapH, Nails
Friction Matches, s. Shoe b Brnshes Backing etc.
Bureaus, eApards, PrsA, Book Case
Cane seat and Wood bohom Chairs Rocking do
Wasflstands DesEsS Chdren's Chairs
Feather Beds, haY aqd shuck Mattresses
High and low DSst Basteads, Trunde do.
Sofas, Carpets, FendersN2 Bedding, etc
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS. &c
Fancy Prints, Kentucky Jeans, kerseys
Clothe, gassmeres, Vestings, GQnbroons
Beachgd and unbleaehed Domesfes
Soat7fPantalo9oIns, Vests, Suspendefs>
Buttons, Handkerchief Cravats
Shifts Bosoms, Collars ETC.
Mats Caps Shoes, Boots, Slippers--together with
many other articles not enumerated above
On SATURDAY, | will sell Horses, Mules Ruo
gaes, Carriages, Carts, etc. etc.
jy IL r. CATrTUORN
>Ewo WOODEN jIlogsE So AT r'0 A.,z--
- TfoNa%TH1S DAY, at 4 o'cLoslspF NJ on
the premises, Sofs>sde II tl!sfRssh, directly in the
line Of the canal connect 7fSasin and Dock, will
moved wslGl gE days fro M az 49, 10 0e IT,
2gN lR. GAUTHORN, EtesI
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NROMMELIU'S MUSTARD, landing per Fair
ap6 WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
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DRINTING AND BOOK BINDING.-We

DKINTING AND BUUk BINDING.-We
u take this occasion to inforQ our friends and the
public that we hsfes at great exfnse and with much
executing ali KIDS of PRINTING AND BOOK
BINDING, pronaptly, and on reasonable and saisiac-
tory terms, Thu new "Code of Virginia" presents
fair specimen of Nhe typographical &capacity OF our
office--and we ah prepared to EXECUTE all kinds Of
work in the same Ayle
G7V PRINTING executed in Rarious colours,
gold, bronze, Cen
BLANK BOOKS for Merchants, Clef5s of Courts &c
made to order, and ruleafo any pattern.
An assortment OF PRINTING INK of different colors
and the finest quality, always kept on hand.
ap2-clm RITCHIE & DUNNAVANT.
sDnA BALES COTTON, for sale; $3.50
~VV ape JAS. WINSTON.
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nR. LANDON RIyES--Office on south side
Main street. between 18th and 18th, over the store
of Parker, Bayly & Nmmo NH 8 d3m

of Parker, Bayly & Nimmo. NH 8 d3m
THEATRE.
SEXTON and CHIPPENDALE.. :. Managers.
BENEFIT OF MISS CELESTE:
On which occasion an enormous bill will be presented,
consisting of no fewer than sz57 SEVEN ENTER
TAINMENTS!
FRIDAY EVENING, April 18th. 1850,
Will be presented the operate Melo-Drama of
MASANIELLO.
Masanlello ...................M Mr.. Held
giuseppe ................... Sloan
Isl 1sI oI de ''''-''''..'.'-.'.. GhPPendae
n 40 '''''.'''...''..'' u. j /, Seton alton,
EVHa.. ......... Mrs M Jones
Jeanhelle. ....."...... Mrs. Sloan
Annette. ............. Mrs. Jno Seton
A new dance first time here), called Ell FLANDANeo
py..... ................. Miss Celeste,
And Comic Dwarf Dauce of Mr.. Fletcher
To be followed by the Comic Piece of
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
Slr Mathew Scraggs.. MIR. Chippendale
ION 1 ape. ...........-. .Mr. Burke
sally Scraggs. Mrs. John Seton
"A new Dance first time here), called LA ZANGARIL1A
by........... Miss Celeste and MIR. Fletcher.
After which Monsieur PEN will execute an admired
Solo on the Clarionett
10 conclude with the Comic Sketch OF the
ACTRESS OF ALL WORK.
In which piece Miss Celeste will take SIX CHARACTERS!
ADMISSION-Boxes so cts Pit IS cts; Centre
Gallery so cts; Side Gallery, entrance from Broad
street, l2l cts; Colored Gallery 25 cents
~ Seats can be secured, and tickets obtained daily
from 2, and from 3 to 5o'clock.
Doors open at ST oclock-performance to commence
at II. apl2
.HNHEATRE.-MISS CELESTE begs to an
ENpounce to her friends and the public, that herr
BENEFIT will take place on FRIDAY EVENING,
April 12Al, and trusts the entertainments will meet with
their appreciation.
The performance to commence with the operate uelo
drama, called
MASANIELLO.
Fenella, by ~ ...............M isSCeleste.
lobe followed by NY Dance, for tbsfs time in this
Ell FAADA<GO.
Dwarf Dance, by...... Mr. Fletcher.
After which, tito cSmic piece OF
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
In which Mr. c: Buy1e, Mr.. Chippendale Mr.. and Mrs
Jobh seiton will appear. 4
To be succeeded by the new and byautix1l Dance of
/LA ZINf;AR;fkLM
vara'is%pSon the clari9k III ~ Mons. Peril
VI conclude with She comic sketch ofshe
/ACTRESS OF ALL WORK.
Ipwhich Miss Celeste fill appear in differenNcha-
racters. APP IL b.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-12

VIRGINIA At Superior Court of Chancery
for the Richmond Circuit, held at the State Court
house. in the city of Richmond on Thursday, January
Sd. 1850: Thomas j.. Woodson, administrator of Re-
becca Redo, deceased, George Swami, Charles Cutie
way, and Sally, his wife, late Sally Michaux, Hugh
Raine, Richard Rane, and Elizabeth his wife, late Eli
zabeth Mehaux, and Macon Michaux, an infant by
Richard Miehaqf his fdher and iex friend, plaintiffs
minstrator Of his Wifi Ann Crump, deceased, John w
Nash, adminisrato1of George r. CrAnp, deceased,
Allen Wilson, and Daniel A. Wilson, EXECUTORS of Sally
Macon, deceased, Ibhn R. Palmer, DaniN A. Wilson,
Joseph w. Michalk, Richard V. MchauxS Peter Ham
bin, and Virginia, bis wife, and Thomas I. $wann and
Sally. his wife-d$endants
In this cause, among other things, the Court doth
further order that ne OF the Commissioners okthe Court
do take and reporan account of the hires Ind profits
OF the slaves since The death of George r. Erump in
the bill mentioned betting forth by whom such hires and
profits have been reeved and that he also report whe
ther any, and whichf the said slaves have ded since
the death OF the sadly aeorge 7. Crump, Jlder what
circumstances such death occurred in whose possession
and under whose direction such slave was Iii the time
of his death, and whatwas his value viii such mat
ters specially the Commissioner MY deem per-
tnent, or as either party may require."/
Copy-%este
?: ROBERTS, Clerk
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NEW IOhh MAhhE1o ., April H. NJ
'CoTToN-Market dull-transactions insignificant.
FLoUR-Prices have advanced. l2i cents per bbl to-
day.
WHEAT-Market improving. Wenote sales of South
em white at 81 20, and OF red at 81 06t.
CeRN-Prices unchanged.
ToBAcco-Market dull-transactionsv very limited
WHIsKEY-Sales Of bbs. at 90 cts. per gallon
PROVISIONS and GROCERIES remain as last quoted.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ ALL 1DEn

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
Richmond, April 4, 1850
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified to attend at my office, in the city Of
Richmond, on the 9th day OF May next at 10 o'clock,
A. M with the evidence necessary to enable to per-
form the duties required by the said decree.
an $ laW4W JOHN SHORE. Com'r
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
HIGH WATER AT Al O'clock, p M.
ARRIVED,
Schr Harriet, Sargent, Portland
Schr D. w Eldridge, Erickson, Philadelphia
SAILED,
Brig J. A. Lancaster, Sooy, Bridgeport, CT.
Schr Ashland, Sader, Baltimore.

BOSTON, April 9-And, barque Toledo, Glover,
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ZEN, CHILES Il CO. IO2 MINI Si,ec5

EEN, CHlLES II CO.. 1O2 Main Street,
IN richmond Va, offer for sale, on the most ac-
commnoodatlng terms, viz: cheap for cash
300 superfne French cloth Dress Goats
800 medium and low priced do
200 extra super French twiled Frocks
3oo medium and low priced do do
500 handsome black and fancy cashmerette do
230 single twlled French do do
500 black Merino Frocks and Sacks, very low
200 extra Blur Cloth Sacks and Frocks
$50 Lustre, Line, Checks and Coonade do
$50 Tweeds, Eminete, and Merino Cas- do
1000 Vests, Of Satin, Silk, Valentia Bombazne and
Marsellles, of white fancy and buff colors; also
Check Linen, Lustre Italian Cloth, &c
1000 pair OF Pants, all colors and qualities of Cas-
slmere, Tweeds, Drills, Merino Cashmerete, Camlet,
Drap Delta, &c.
ALSO-Cravats, Scars, Suspenders, Half Hose, b.
SONS, Collars, Shirts Socks, Gloves Robes Ends Silk
and Gauze Under Wear, Rubber Goods, and BOYS
CLOTHING. All we ask of those in want is call
on KEEN, CIIILES g. co.
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-The 81,

TUNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-Thes sub
II scrber keeps constantly on hand and for SALE a
we'll selected stock OF Nuts, Fruits, &C.; also, large
his own manufacture Country merchants are respect
fully invited to call before purchasing elsewhere as am
determined to sell at the very lowest prices for cash. or
on a reasonable time to good customers.
JAMES MOORE,
NH 20 is 81 Main ST. opposite City Hotel.
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m PAINE = CO., MANAGERS OF LOTTE

y hIEo, KIOI1WUND, VA.-BuV PAINES
Tickets because all the large prizes of any note sent to
Richmond in the last two years are in their Lotteries
and they continue to send prizes than all other
arrangements together.
The whole Of $36 900 and 5000 sold in their Lot
teries in the last twelve months will amount to more
money than all the large prizes sent by other manage
ments in the last five or ten years.
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7S numbers, ~ drawn
CAPITALS:
prize Of Of s4 40 goo ,do prize Of goo
Of 5000 100 of. 500
Tickets SO; halves S, quarters2 So
Certificate OF package OF wholes $40, halves TO-
quarters 35.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries are .eceived and
all orders addressed to us will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention Address,
d. PAINE e. co. Managers,
lie " Richmond Va
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ALEX. MOTT. Auct.

vEHE undersigned having qualified as executors of
IL Ira Carlton, decd, late of the State of Alabama.
requests all persons having claims against the estate
said decd to present them for payment All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make paymen
This notice is not intended to apply to creditors or
debtors Of said decd residing in Alabama, such will
apply to L. b: Randolph, the executor there
an, ss,* L 16HN : RnIEtBB; Executors of Ira
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Y6conclude with ho comic sketch ofsbe
ACTRESS OF ALL WORK.\
Ipfwhieh Miss Celeste Mill appear in difierentcha
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S5OOOOI % 0OnIi

FRIDAY--Sussex, No. 29-Capital $40, OOo K
nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April II, p. M.
FLouR--We note farther advance in prices day,
5000 bbls. Howard Street having changed hands at
81 "a to S. per Dbl.
WHEAT-Sales of red to-day at 1909 cents per bushel
CoRN-Sales at 50 to So cents per bushe
OARS and other articles unchanged in price,
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$5U,UUU 2S,0Ot!!
SATuRDAY-Virginia Lottery, Glass 40, TO be
drawn Saturday, 18th Apn-Capitals: $4,000 % 900,
1900, 900, 1900, 500, 5OO $50, $50, &C. IS num-
bers, Is drawn. Tickets SIS, halves so, qrs 25.
Buyers are referred to my Register of Prizes, to be
seen at the office, proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders tor packages certificates of packages, and sin
gle cketsn the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
apps N. SRATTTON, Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-12

After which Monsieur PEN will execute an admired
Solo the Clarionett
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~ BOXES BEST SCALED SMOKED
eDV HERRINGS, receiving aud for sale.
ap IL H. w. TYLER.
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n NEW HAT AND CAP STORE, e

Mooney FOUND.-Picked up on Broad street
Iv1 near Mr. James Bray's a Purse, containing a
small quantity OF Money which the owner can get by
ap 10 DAVIS & GODDIN
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RUTTER.-25 kegs superior Goshen Butter, re-
ND ceiving and for sale by
apl2 H. w TYLER
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FRIDAY-Delaware, extra No H-Capital slo,-
GOO. IS numbers, 10 drawn Tickets So so, halves
25, quarters 62a cts.
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apl 26t* JOHN C. BLAIR, Carlton, deceased.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
- b N. NEWBURN has in store, his Spring
stock OF Hardware, Cutlery Guns, &c, embracing the
builders mechanics farmers and housekeepers together
with general assortment of Fancy Goods The en-
tire stock bought Tor cash and will be sold the right
shown-Corner Of Franklin and nth streets opposite
north end OF Old Market
CALF SKINS ON CONSIGNMENT doz.
line French Caltskns, at 1923 per doz Also full assort
ment of Shoe Thread Lasts Pegs Kit and eli other
Findings, atowest prices, for cash
E. M. NEWBURN,
Franklin street, opposite North end OF Old Market.
-9Y,,d
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1850.

GRAND SCHEME FOR APRIL 18th, 1850.
$4,000 S2OOO0!! $lO,OO0!!!s
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass G, to be drawn
at Baltimore on Saturday. April 18th, 1850. *
numbers Is drawn.
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"A new Dance first time here), called LA ZANGARILLA,
by. Miss Celeste and MIR. Fletcher.
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18

rRtlbESr pnLG's cAmaer-0n tie
llh day Vi March. 1919. the brilliant
Administration cl James X Polk was
brought 10 close. The distinguished
senlicmea WHO then composed IN.
Camuci were Jamrs Buchanan, u. Tenn.
-ylvaula. Rule,t ] Walker, OF Mi,.is-
sippi; William l.. Marcy, OF New lotki
John \ Mason. OF Virginia. Cave john.
sion, Of fenue.se aud lsaac Ioucey,
OF Connecticut
We spread these names before the
public Tor the purpose OF asking PLAN
question VI such friends a. are deuounc.
az the compromise measures. Do you
believe ilivie =" n'au amnng>l Them who
would commend su art OF Congress
which !, mo- lu,i IA as operation ioevory
section ui our widespread county. Look
over tho li,i again. aud answer the ques-
ton; Tor We are guing to announce a fact
that yoa are probably uuappdzed Il.
IrEveiy one ol them most heartily
acqn,rsccs IN the settlement OF the slavery
question. aud thinks It - the duty Of all
good oiiizrns, hp'ii ia the Nof'h aud
iic South. 10 .ei lhrir iacrs against thr
mnlirf agitation Of the subject
lou,, borrowed rSpfr,.ion-siIcka
pin hrre.-NIsiriiiec Uaioa.
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
Little ls0ek Foundry and
@snitl,ery.

BOSWELL BEEBE would respectfully call
IL the attention OF the public 10 the above eslah.
l,hmen, which has frornlly undefEon. thorough
fenaif, aud. having the necessary facilities, now
fully ptrpated To furnish To order, with great
promplnrss. every article in thai line. Of either
wtaaghl OF cast Iron, Brass or Copper, Of as good
material, proportions, aud workmanship, aud upon
rs cheap lrfps, any other Foundry in this
country. Mwnsils aud aihrrs. efdrfins wheels.
viii b. pleased to give the number Of eogs aud
pitch, also thu particular sie aud shape Of the
eye. waatel IN each wheel The diameter Of a
ess--,he same with enstb Of shan. o,deis
should slro be accompanied with dranghl aud
mi description Vi what e wanted, aud tue poet.
age paid
Lllllr Rsel. Dec Z. lsi0. fGa..d p.n.sn
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18

Judge Jnd-on. OF the u. ). District
Count ior Connecticut, has followed the
example OF Judge. Mclean, Woodbury.
aud lingr. oi the Snprcmv COnh, aud
gwen strong charge to the grand Jury
Ut his cOud against the "hlgher law
dOcinnus oi the iauat;cs, aud IN favor Of
the absolute supremacy OF law. he
shows them that the laws Of Congress
AID all ulh,l laws ace biudmg upon all
neIt; aud that Ia the dl-ciar5e ui their
duties q, public servants OF private eli.
zens they afe hound to believe aud know
HAT the constitutions Of the United States.
Trained as Il wa. IN wisdom aud patriot.
i-m, is the paramount law, aud that II
must gHiGe aud govern every man who
has taken hl, oath luf IL support mo
u.an, conscience" says Jddye Jud,on,
"cau Insnly IT. lnirdc,ion ~ excuse ITS re.
Jrcuon, III whole OF IN part The North.
ern judiciary, At least 40 far Is they have
had opportunities 10 spcuk. are dong
their duty learle-sly IN support Of the
law aud the constitution,
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
Notice.

THE undrrsigned, a. administrator Of the estate
1 OF Jamrs rarnarr. dec, ~,ll make application
10 the neat term Of the Probate coun Of nIemI.
stead county, Tot an order 10 sell The following
real estate belonging to said estate. to Wit Tbs
southwest quarter Of the nor,h.rast quarter Of
ssclion az ~ ~ township ten. south Of tang,
iatn'y seven wet. containing forty acres.
JOSEPH y NIL. Adinr
Estate Of Ins Tutnars, deg.
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
AnnINIsrn,roRs' SALE.

Di virtue aud III pursuance Of an order Of the
ID Probate couh in aud for the county of Hemp.
slsaI IN tie State Of Arkansas, we will expose
10 public sale, on Saturday, the asth day Of De.
eeinhrr, IA the year A, D lsS0. at the late rrsi.
deuce o. James Johnson. dec, near Columbus,
IA the o1dnly Of Hampstead, In the State Of Ar
kaasas, al Of the penolal properly belonging 10
sai estate af every nlme. nature aud description,
consisting Of valuable mnps, horses, cattle, hogs.
wagons. piolghs, gearing. epfn fsddrr. and vafi.
Gus other sit.cles not here enumerated And
that on the if,l day n January, IN the year lsSl
wf Will sell al the court house door, 10 the town
Of Washington, Hampstead county, Aikaasas all
Of the tight. title aud esiale that the said de.
csss ii had At the time Of III, death, Ia sud 10
rsiiain yaaabls town los Ia the town Of Fulton
On Red River, with the improvements ihrfeoa.
consisting Of an extensive ware aud store house
siiaaied oa lots Nus IL. l., aud l6. Ia book Ne
l. Aud Al the same tune aud Place, We will
also sell number Of valuable slaves bslaneng 10
aid estate, osnsistiag Of men, womrn. boys aud
sifis Tenn, OF salr-efstlii Of twelve mouths
siil be essa upon the purchaser or purchaser
giving bond with esd ssenIiy. beanns tea per
eeat mIsfssi. Il tot punriaally paii
sARAil IutI SON. A imu.
aud IN JOHNSON, Admf
Estate Of James johnson. dec.
Hampstead county, Aik. Mes 30, lsd0.
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18

NOTICE o hereby given, that will apply. b.
" PETITION to Tho Probate coud Of Hampstead
e'nniy. Al the January term, ir5i Tor an order 10
-'N all the right, title. claim aud Interest which
The late john W. Reed. dee. had In and 10 the
following real estate at the ,ms Of he death. 10 wii
lhs east hall II The southeast qaafirf Of SECTION
E'i The sonih'sesi quarter Of the southwest quar-.
ter Of s'eiio" ~; The Sesi hall Of The ,eui.rasi
qnarrr Of srciioa 70, alss, co acres taken from
lhs nnfih end Of The northeast quarter II section
-, all 10 Township ~. south Of raur. y west.
containing together 2Lf. acres, iof liz purpose Of
paying the debts doe against aid deceased
ELIJAH FERGUSON. Admt.
Join ". Reed. dec.
Wal prlan. Nov 20, isjo. ll71w
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
Notice.

by virtue ofan order Of the Hampstead cout
IL Of Probate made on N. lsih day Of No,en,.
bef' A. d. leJO, I Will proceed TO sell at III.
Conn House door IN the town Of Washington, on
ih- lsi day Of January, a. d. 1851. on a credit
OF twelve mlnils, negro man named .Siephan,
agrd about Is yrar, belonging 10 the estate of
VIM Caldwell deceased, the purchaser giving
bond with good security, bsGhBg eight per cent
interest from date
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Admt
Estate Of MM CALDWELL. dec.
Nov u. 1850. fln.