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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23

. A SINGULAR ATTACHMENT --Romeos there
have been in plenty, who harbored ro-
mantle attachment to lady's glove, and a
lively desire also for the possession of the
delicate hand beneath it,. But there is a
young gentleman mentioned III 4 distant pa
per who must have been driven to extremi-
Ties for, he on the contrary, has a passion for
ladies' soles, and commences his onset on their
understandings, He is reported 10 be the son
of a clergyman, aad 10 have demonstrated
his peculiar temperament first in Brooklyn,
New York, where he was arrested for steal
ing lady's shoe, and discharged upon his
fathers testimony that the act was the result
of monomania, with which he had been
afflicted from his childhood. The same per-
son, it would appeal by Detroit paper, re-
Gently attacked well dressed lady in that
city, threw her down and took off her left
shoe. Afterwards for some unknown reason,
he changed his mind, took possession of the
right one, and made of, without offering any
further injury.-Newark Daily -AdUeriser.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23
EWELL. /

Nay, shrink from the word farewell,
AS il 'twere Friendships final knell
Such fears may prove but vain.
So changeful is life's Feeling day, raG.
Whene'er we never, Hope may say,
We part, 10 meet again, T--.7alF
Even the last parting earth may know, a
Brings not unuiterable wo -.H lai i.iI 's.
To souls that heayenward soar ), r.
For humble faith, with steadfasl eyej
Points 10 a brighter world on high,
Where hearts; that here at parting sigh
May meet, 10 part no more,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23

lAJEFFERsoS DAVIS was greatly cheeTed at
Vicksborg, Miss, on announcing that he was
mol a dlsunionisl. t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23

BENEATH an Indian palm girl
OF other blood repcses; t....
Her cheek is clear and pale as pearl
Amid that wild of roses
Besides a northern pine boy
Is leaning fancy bound,
Nor listens where with noisy Joy ,
Awaits the impatient hound.
Cool grows the sick and ieverish CALM
Relaxed the frosty twine--
The pine tree dreameth of The palm,
The palm tree of the pine.
As soon shall nature inlerlace '
l Those dimly yisioned boughs, m
As those young lovers face 10 face
Renew their early vows. " 'E'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23

IT is said that the widow of the late Prof
webster, and her daughters have sailed 70
Fayal, in the barque Ion iia'A 13 IT, tos
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23

DREADFUL TO THINK OF.--The Columbus
(Ga.l Sentinel regales itself with the follow
ing pleasant language:
"We frankly tell you that so far as we are
concerned, we despise the Union and hate
the North as we do hell tiren
Shouldn't be surprised if that chap is des-
fined TO desPise each of the three places still
more heartily, from actual experience, by
being focibly kept IN all Of them.-Balti-
more Clipper. .....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23

A WOMAN in Greene county, Indiana, a
few days ago, undertook TO extort confes-
sion oftheft from little girl and tied hel
round the neck fast TO tree. A shott time
after the child was found dead t-1 'sina I
WHEN Dr., johnson courted Mrs, Porter
whom he afterwards, married., he told hel
that he was Of mean extraction, had no mon
I,ey,a and that he, had an uncle hanged
The lady, by way of reducing herself tt
an equality with the doclor, replied that shs
had no more money than himself and that
though she had moi a relative hanged, she hal
fifty who deserved hanging. . s.n,q, -,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23

a BLACK RED GRAY SQuIRREL-May be
seen on orr counter, squirrel, shot few
days since in Middle River Neck, near Carrol's
Island, Baltimore county, that is worth the
study of naturasis. 1t is of large size, par
taking of the nature G. color of the grey, black
and fox squirrel, having black head and
grey legs, back, aud red ail-Bult Sun.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23
> WM. M.'CARTY,
~ EooKsELhE
Broadtbey,
-,lr SUNBVRY, Pa

LAS ieceisiy received, suseng other articles.
Ii great variety of New Cheap and Entertain
Ing publications. such as
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23

The London Daily News fears that the re-
cent ,riumphs Of the American steamers are
the hand writing on the wall for English
ocean-srpremacy. Not doubt of it. In two
years, can see difference in the respect
paid to Americans abroad. They have only
TO keep still and The world vii revolve around
them. The recent provincial displays in
America are hardly in keeping with the force
of the American maestron which is now
drawing Europe TO it. There are numbers
of Americans now in Paris. While Europeans
go 10 America 10 make money Americans
generally come here 10 spend it, MIR. Rives
has returned to Paris, likewise his family.
During the revolution of 1S4S, American di-
plomacy here played quite part The poll
tcians were eager TO have authentic details
of the workings of our system, and went to
head-quartes TO get them .a ui a"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CHAS. DUMMTG,

No. 207 Chestnut Street, front arcade,
hge4 .Ndb PnILaDELPHIA. & ALG
"a IMPORTER and Manufacturer Of all kinds of
Musical Instruments, Fancy Articles and Toys,
His psccs are lower than those of any other store
, an Phiiadeipais. All kinds OF Musical lnstru-
ments repaired in the best workmanship, and also
taken in trade i-1 % a.ra .... ...r
Philadelphia, May 25, lS50.--ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23

New SPECIES OF INDIAN CoRN.--The Gels
der Zeit, Berks County, informs us that, last
spring, the Rev. Daniel Kohler obtained from
the Patent Office at Washington, with other
seeds, 81 grains of new species of Indian
Corn, which is native to Oregon. With these
he planted 3S square yards of ordinary land,
upon his farm in MaXaiawny township, and
the yield was one bushel and three pecks of
ears. In this proportion, an acre Of ground
would have yielded 223 bushels of ears The
stalks below the ears grew higher than the
common Indian Corn, and bore each from
two TO three ears. The grains are "A beauti-
ful white, and produce excellent meal for
which reason there is no doubt, that this corn
world readily bring 12I cents per bushel
more Than The ordinary corn.
HUNGARIANs on BOARD THE FRIGATE Con-
sTIrUTIoN,-TheI following is an extract of Il
letter from gentleman on board the U, s.
frgaie Constitution, now in the Mediterras
mean:
"Spez-ie, Get is5o.-We have just re-
ceived on board The Flag Ship party of Hun
garians who recently arrived here. They
were Officers in heaHungarian war of liberty
and were forcibly reduced by The Austrians
to the ranks. They recently arrived in Tus-
cany in the ranks of large Austrian rein
forcement, 90 ,OOOl and took the first oppaf
tunity Of escaping here, where they arrived
after great hardships and as they could not
get out of the country in any other way, his
gouernmen, would have been obliged 10 give
them up 10 the Austrians They appealed
TO the Commodore, and are now safe under
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23
! IpniNrrns, LiAnrAar. .4.Eyery profession

PRINTERS LANGUAGE. Every profession
has It's technical terms, and of course the
printers have 'smart smatering," whlch IS
intelligible only to the craft The following
(says the Delaware Republican1 is speci-
men it don't mean, however, as mqch as 1t
would seem 10 the unnilaed =
"Tom, put General Washington on the gal
ley, and then finish the murder of that young
girl you commenced yesterday. Set up The
ruins of Hercul@neum distribute the small
pox, and you needn't finish that runaway
match; have The high water in the paper
this week, Let the pi alone till after dinner,
put the barbecue TO press, and then 90 10 the
devil, and he will tell you about the work
for the morning." er ........rs r- --..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23
EDWIN HALL,

rUarr or TIRE FIRM OF WArKISsoS & HALL,)
...t. No. "a South Second Street,
Philadelphia,
RESPECTFULLY informs his old friends and
IL customers, as well as the public generally
.,thaths has opened an entire new stock of elegant
styles of H sa1.ap 7ale ~ H-1l tI
s'd % Spring & Summer Dress Goods =
His assortment consists of the latest and most des
srabie styles Of English German, French &'Ame-
riean Goods. Such as Delaines', Tissues, Bera-
ges, Silks Lawns, uslins, Shawls Hdkfis, Gloves,
'esnd every variety Of Dress and Fancy Goods. -
'iso Philad March Is, ls5O.4-Iyl , aaii1.u a9
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-23

| PERR LA CHAIsE.-This beautiful city of
sepulchres-ihe Partisan Ceme,ry-con,ains
only about one hundred acres 1t was COM
menced in 1904, and now has a population
equal TO half that Of Paris. lis streets are
| regularly paved and lined with monumental
hahitations. Twenty millions of dollars have
been expended in monuments and the gates
and streets of this city of the dead are daily
thronged with companies of men and woman
bearing wreaths and garlands for the decora-
ton Of the tombs Of their deceased kindred.
"FArHER," said little boy, II think you
are unwise," "Why, my son I" "Because
you brought that baby here when mother was
sick, and now you have to get another wo-
man 10 take care oft" ...
A gentleman, whose character for veraci,y
is established, declares that his wife returned
form shopping excursion the other day, with
three cents in her purse There must be a
mistake somewhere.
''Do YOU drink hale in America ~ asked
cockney Hail no, we drink thunder and
HghhHng" said the Yankee. ... .... .- .-
MISTER, will you just lend pa your paper
He only wants TO send it 10 his uncle in the
country" 81. -..f
20, certainly; and ask your father if he'll
just lend me the roof of his house; only
want the shingles 10 make the tea-keite
! boil.p
MLToY, we believe, in his Paradise,
beautifully expresses our ideas in the follow
ing:
| ''Ilim wot prigs isn't hsn r.
Wen he's coiclA shall 80 to prism" ..
A BELL Weighing ton, is shortly to be
placed in the steeple of the German Reform
ed Church, in Easion.
He that plants trees, loves others besides
himself.
Wm. T. MILLs, of Highlstown, Mercer Co +,
n j., has just returned fom California with
$4,000. .... u.a .
THE instrument that bores square hole
has arrived and no mistake it was invented
in Texas
THE Washington National Monument is
now over seventy six feet high, and attracts
the notice Of travellers several miles on the
Potomac
"JIM, hear you are on cruise after Dick
to horsewhip him" 'Yes, am bound on a
whaling eXpedilon.n .p..
The iron mines in Duchess and Columbia
counties, New York, produce Annually 90!
600 tons of ore Essex county, 1900 tons
Clinton, 5000 Franklin, 500 St. Law
renee, 2OOc amounting, in all, to more
! than 100000.
THE Paris Academy has determined that
gelatlne, as an article OF food, has no nutri=
tive properties.
The Average Stature of Englishmen, is
five feet seven and half inches: .
!, CASHMERE SHAwLs take long time 10
make. A shawl is often in the frame more
than year. saslh'1d
PARIS is now, probably, the cleanest city
IN Europe. t.s.. -.-vt.
2 OK the Continent some gentleman retain
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.


The Cunard steamer Niagara arrived at Halifax
Tuesday morning, at o'clock, making the passage
from Liverpool in less than 81 days. She sailed from
Liverpool on the 18th inst.
ENGLAND.-Debates in Parliament present but
few features of general interest, beyond the fact that
the ministers have been again beaten by majority
of 80.
The new bill to limit sales of encountered estate in
Ireland has been introduced and twice read in the
House of Lords the object OF the bill is to exempt from
sale all estates not morgaged to certain amount and
FRANCE.-In the Assembly the bill for suppressiug
clubs and political bodies has been voted for another
year The bill for egalzng the transportation Of po-
sented it, excepting the clause which gave RETROSPECT
tive effect The blffor granting pensions to the ami-
lies of those killed and wounded in the affairs of Fe
bruary and June was rejected by great majority.
In the tour throughout the provinces the Pres
ident we'll received another project OF la tor bet
terng the press by stamp duty at present is engag
ing the attention OF Government Theirs LETT Paris to
visit Louis Philippe in England. He we'll received
by the dipomasts and statesmen ofSt. James. 1t is
said his visit has made deep political change in his
views; hehad an interview with the President before
On THURSDAY Paris 6ves opened at "a and closed at
93a95 Latest accounts from Rome state that the
Pope is wholly absorbed in religious ceremony, to the
exclusion of all attention to the Temporal Government.
The people said to evince very Uneasy state OF
feeling. Nothing but the presen e oil foreign troops
Restraints popular demonstrations against the Govern
ment.
The DucHIEs.-The several proposals of the Schles-
wig deputies the basis of negotiations have been pub
lshed, but are considered wholly nadmissble. The
preparations for hostlities continue upon great scale
ia Prussia. The king seems to be fast recovering from
his wound.
Liverpool Cotton quotations for middling 81 to I'd
Far and good qualities in limited supply wanted fol
export Upland and Mobile 7aa7s, and fair Orleans u
per ID. Indian Corn is again lower and the demand is
dimnshed-mixed parcels are held at 2ss. 4d.; white
and yellow 30s. per q. Wheat is in lair demand al
previous rates. Garner & Cos. Circular states that in
The early part of the week the corn trade, in all its
barnches, very dull.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27
LATER FROM HAVANA.

The steamer Ohio arrived at New York Monday
evening from Havana, having left the 10Th Instant
She brings the mails from Havana, fortyve passengers
from California, and about $l50OOO worth Of gold.
The news from Havana and the other part OF the Is
land is OF little interest.
The prisoners captured by the Pzaro yet board
the "Sobrano, where they will remain until disposed
of by the Spanish Government, at home In the mean
time they are undergoing sort of mock trial, prepara
tory to knowing their fate. Havana was perfectly
quiet
The cholera had in great measure disappeared, and
business OF every description wa astlr.
In addition to the gold brought from California the
Ohio brings one hundred thousand Mexican dollars,
consigned to VIM Hoge Il Co. She brings IA pas
senges in all; among them are number OF families
who have come north to spend the summer.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27
NEW MEXICO A STATE!
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.

TausIlllleu lot TIE BaIt1mOTe ATnerlcan.
SANTA FE, May IS.
"A Convention Of Delegates has been called and held,
which formed and promulgated Constitution for the
government of the State of New Mexico. The Con-
vention assembled at Santa Fe on the 18th May and
the session lasted eight nine days, in which time the
Constitution formed which would go into operation
about July The boundaries of the State were defined
and slavery prohibited The Constitution was adopted
on the 25h of May; in fifteen days afterwards cleo
ton to take place for members of the Legislature
TWO Senator'S and Representatives in Congress would
soon be elected, and efforts would be made to take their
seats. Mr. ST. Vrain, Judge Otero and Henry Con-
nelly are among the most prominent candidates for
Governor, and Capt. A. w. Reynolds and Major R. Fl.
Wetman for Senate 1t is supposed that Hugh N.
Smith, the present delegate in Congress, would be elect
ed to the House of Representatives.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND TIMES.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON June rs, T. NJ
In the SENATE this morning, after the transaction Of
some formal business,
Mr.. FooTE offered resolution calling upon the
President of the United States for information, as fol-
lows: Whether there is at this time, any civil and mi
litary Governor in New Mexico? Whether the Pro-
clamaton published y"J. Monroe" is Proclama-
ton by that Governor? and whether such was the re.
suit of any orderor instruction. verbal or written by
the President? and also, whether the President sane
tons approves the same! The resolution lays over,
under the rule
The Compromise bill was then called up.
Mr.. DOUGLAS addressed the Senate, mainly in reply
to the remarks of Mr.. SoULE. He maintained that the
United States will become the of the public lands
in California in despite of any action the part of the
people OF that territory, and urged the proprety of ad
hitting the State of California with its present bounda
res, into the Union at once.
The Senate held short executive session, after Mr..
D. concluded, and shortly afterwards adjourned.
In the HOUSE, according to order, the report of the
Committee OF Elections, upon the contested election
from Iowa, taken up for consideration. Mr. MIL
LER, the contestant, was, upon motion, allowed the
privilege ofbeng heard on the question The ma lori
ty and minority reports Were then read. Messrs.
STRONG and MCDONALD spoke in favour Of the conclu-
scns arrived at in the report majority confirming
the right ofthe sitting member to the seat.
Mr. THOMPSON of Kentucky, sustained the report
OF the minority, awarding the seat to the contestant.
Mr.. McGAuGHEY obtained the floor, but yielded
to motion for the ad ournment, which being agreed to-
the House accordingly adjourned.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, June 26, P. NJ
FLoUR-Sales to-day of 200 bbs freshly ground How
ard street Flour at S. l2a.
WHEAT-Very little in market, and prices nominal.
CoRN-Yellow sells at 60 cents and white at 60 cts
per bushel. Receipts light-demand good
OATs-Sales at AZ cents per bushel.
WHIsKEY-Du at 25a cts per gallon.
NEW YORK MARKETS, June 26, P. M
CoTToN-No transactions to-day worthy Of note
holders awaiting letters per Niagara
FLouR-Sales of Southern bran de- at s. 50a$5 62A.
GRAIN-Yellow Corn GO cts. per bushel-other de-
scripons Of grain unchanged in price.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27

Ion" says the Senate have lately confirmed, with
out opposition, batch of diplomatic nominations
among them those OF Abbott Lawrence, for London ;
Gen. Marsh, for Constantnope; Bailie Peyton, for
Chill, and their Secretaries of Legation.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27

Telegraphed for the Philadelphia Bulletin
RUMORED REVOLUTION IN MEXICO-RE-
TURN OF SANTA ANNA
WASHINGTON, June 25.
Information has been received here that revolution
has taken place in Mexico and that Santa Anna has re-
turned. j.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27
JAMES GRAY & SONS

<EaaaA FUK BOSTON-FIRST AND Only
ssstAs&aPACKET.-Th superior fine fast sailing re-
gular packet schr. RAINBOW, Captain George c.
Rogers, having portion of her cargo engaged and
going or board will sail with all possible dispatch For
balance OF freight Of 500 packages tobacco or passage,
having superior accommodations, apply to Captain on
board, at Ludlams wharfo or
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27
AUCTION SALES.
BIZ ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street
THIS DAY.

DARTICULAR attention paid to the public or pri-
Il yate sale OF Real Estate, Negroes, Hoses, Dry
Goods, Furniture and Merchandise generally and iber-
al cash advances made when required.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
On THURSDAY MORNING the 9th June com
menclng at o'clock precisely will sell at store oppo-
ste the City Hotel, general assortment of new and
second hand household Furniture, consisting of the
usual variety.
Also, large invoice of piece and cut Dry Goods.
viz Bleached and unbleached Domestics, Cacoes,
Flannels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestngs, &c.
Also, large lot OF seasonable ready made Clothing
W, silk, wool and waterproof Hats, CAPS Trunks
Fans Cutlery Guns, Soaps, Backing Periumery
de > ALEX MOTT. Auct.
bf DAVENfooT. ALLEN u co.
ROGERIES, &c, AS AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY 9TH June at re.,clock, at our
auction store, we will sell an assortment o. Cron
viz:
Rio, St. Domingo and Manila Coffee
Porto Rico Sugar
Rice, Lamp Oil
Soap, Candles, Starch
Green and Black Teas
Paper, Rect6ed Whiskey
London Porter
Pepper Ginger
Port and Madeira Wine
French Brandy, Glass Hats
200 or. boxes Raisins, &c
TERMs-under 800 cash; 800, and over, months
credit Tor approved paper.
-. DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
10 20 Aucts
NOTlCE.-ln pursuance OF an order, made on the
18th day ofJune. 1850, by the Hastings Court Of
the city OF Richmond, shall on Wednesday the 26th
June. 1880 at 81 o'clock A. NJ, at the shop on Cover
nor street, aely occupied by John ClendInng IT,, ell
all the stock of said CIendinng, consisting Of Cabinet
Furniture, Mahogany, Fixtures &c. to satisfy sundry
attachments in the name Of Clendmng and others VS.
Clendinng. JAMES M TAYLOR. D. C,
leM For John Goddu, H C.G. r.
POSTPONEMENT,--The above sale is postponed
till Tomorrow, tThursdayJ June 81 at which time II
will be made, at the hour named
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27

N RANDOLPH published last week the Virginia
Reports OF l799-lso0, touching the Alien and Sedition
Laws together with the Virginia Resolutions Of Decem-
Der a. l7s9 the DE ates and Proceedings thereon in
Documents illustrative OF the Report and Resolutions
A new and improved edition-by Gentleman OF Vir.
gina Price VI oo. je20
lNIGARS.-AnoIher supply OF those highly an
~ proved Silvar Cigars, genuine, with choice va
riety OF other brands just received and for sale by
II. ]. MILLER, Druggist,
lie 10 ITS Broad street
- ARSAPARILLAS.-T subscriber is con-
- stan,ly supplied with all preparations Of Sarsapa-
sends, Schwartze's, Cooks Bristows and Bulls. For
sale, wholesale or retail by
ALEX.!DUVAL, Druggist
lie IL lat Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27
BY JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

a LOT OF REALLY GOOD HOUSE,
~ HOLD FURNITURE, IN NEAT ORDER,
AT AUCTION.-Willb be sold on FRIDAY the 18th
INST, at 9oclock, in the messuage the of
Leigh and I'd streets, occupied by the Rev. Mr. Hovey,
all the Household Furniture, consisting part Of hand
some mahogany Chairs, do. Sideboard do. Dining Ia
and plain Carpets, Brass Tenders Tea China, Crockery
Ware, Knives and Forks Cooking Stove, and many
other articles useful for housekeepers. The whole of
the Furniture is neat and in good order.
lie 25--dtds w q
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

MOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
II IL be sold, on the premises, on MONDAY Evening.
July LIST, at o'clock, one House and Lot situated on
nth or Valley street, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Pc
ter Frances The House is in good repair, with five
rooms The lot fronts % feet running back nearly or
quite 100 feet.
TERMS made known on the day of SALE
Sale conducted by
le q dtds ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-27
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF SLAVES AND

EXECUTORS SALE OF SLAVES AND
~ STOCKS,-W be sold at public auction, in
front Of the Bank of Virginia. the city Richmond,
on TUESDAY the I'd day of July, 1850, the follow
ing stocks belonging the Estate OF the late William
Allison decd, to wit
1888 shares OF Richmond Fire Association Stock
81 shares of the Virginia Fire and Marine In
sura ce Company stock
100 shares ofthe Virginia Towing Company Stock,
shares ofthe Belle Isle Manufacturing Com
pany Stock
Also, on the day, at the Auction Room OF Pull
liam q Slade, the following slaves I wo men and
two women, one with child about years OF age.
One OF the men is a Carpenter--the other has been
tor several years engaged as packer in Crockery
store in this city.
The sale of the slaves will take place at 10 o'clock,
A. M.
The sale of the stocks at O'clock P. NJ
E Terms cash BENJAMIN. WATERS,
Exr of William Allison, deceased
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct
Will be added to the above SALE 10 shares of stock
in the Virginia Woolen Company.
je 26-td w. GODDIN, Auct