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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-04-10

On tie arrival at ST. Paul last week Friday,
-ofsihe Nonihee Eggs spfibled down suddenly "
one fell crash. 'ffom SO to 10 cents per dozen,
which is as low as ,hssnan get; being as chsap
at that price any thing we eat, and bur III
tlenore than the cost Of production. The way
our people crack down upon iaripieat poultry. is
caution. We are indebted to Capt. Smith, for
a present Of ham AMI eggs.
Henry L. ri!den is appointed Marshal of Min
nescta Territory, and confirmed by The Senate.
Go it.
Collector lIenniss entered upon the discharge
Of bis duties, last Thursday, as Collector Of the
pOr, of ST. Paul. No seizures yet. Of contraband
goods. "
The ghostef the Legislature has been hauniipg
the office of the Secretary for a week past, de-
nanding per diem and mileage. q.
The Nominee broke a crank, before she LEFT
st. Paul last Friday and unless size has an eAtr,
one already cast for such ar emergency will pro-
bly, be detained beyond her time. o..
Mr.. Shepherd one Of the hands at the lower
saw mill in ST. Paul, had two OF his fingers near
ly cut or by the circular saw, last Saturday.
The Presbyterian church on Bench street. now
filings its spre up, ike the cornutcd tail Of an ALI
gator The spire is too short, but is Ear preferable
TO the square locked sieeples Of the other three
churches. We learn that the stained glass OF
.',hs early pointed style for the Episcopal church,
GENE By the Nominee. 7'. e.
The Fedsral Rice Organ, says that Henry Jack
son. ''openly dcnounoes The superintendent bil!.''
Is that fact' The Ohier organ says, eve have
attended TO our own business" No doubt, irdg-
ing by that hairy Article which it, says '.was
crowded out last week. l.g IL, tsssg3. 49,
Mr.. sClute, who is connected with te.egra phic
operations, is now in town; and If the people of
ct. Paul, ST. Anthony, Saltwater and other villa
gcs, viii take stock according to their ability, a
line of telegraph can he constructed from Galepa
to Minnesota with the utniost despatch.
We are requestedb by Wm d. Phillips, District
Attorney, to call the attention of those interested.
10 the Act regulating the sale of spirutus IL
quors, >" which will be found in to-days paper.
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DAN'L. +. DRaWLEY.

These g.allemen, who are worthy and
every way Iaalifrd for the Office, having
= hcer Nominated by ,wo-conseations afsthe
sleople of thi, district, vii. receive our bear,
iiy support and we hope willbe sustained 10y
q :the united SUPPORT of al! good men, as reli-
aide, substantial men We feel authorized
TO say, that neither OF them consider them
selves hound hy the acts of the Chier" fac
lion; I.it place themselves before the pco.
ple aching through their conventions, as can
'iilat's tor. their suffrage, independent OF
nny pretended parry organizrion aud pledg-
cd to The interests Of the people.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-04-10

The Hon. Michael E. Anes, Speaker of
the House, and the Hon. Mr.. LOOMS, Pres
d. nlent of the Council, and the whole St.
3 Croix delegation, deserves the thanks of
>" Minnesota, for their united, firm and manly
support OF all the measures in the Legisla-
lure, which may be deemed Of vital impor-
lance TO lis interests. Neither Of those gen.
iiemen, nor Mr.. TraSk,' man Of infiexibie
r firnmess, nor Mr.. Ludden, who came into
;ihe House almost a stranger, and has earn
. eel high character for independence and
Y ability, northe veteran Burkeo ofthe Coun-
! Gil, neither one Of that united delegation.
teho by their 1ise ;:nanimity of counsels,
hane accomplished so much for their con-
= slituca ITS, could the Rice & Robertson cac.
zion, bulge one hairs breadth from the
strict line Of their duty.
/, Mr. -Ames, presiding over the House,
which contained bitter, turbulent faction,
has uniformly discharged his duties as
Speaker, with degree Of courtesy, wisdom.
anil 6rrnness, which has commanded the re-
Spect Of every member; and Mr.. LOOMS.
under the most trying circumstances, has
also proved himself eQua! to any emergcn-
cy.. Without much wisdom, in the tres-
ding offices Of those two houses, one il not
both Of them. would never have maintained
Al, organized existence until the end Of the
session; bu, would have fallen into state
Of anarchy; 50 rash and violent aud defiant
= Of all parliamentary control was The spirit
:ioC faction. The minority found the Saint
Croix delegation, n united, fixed fact; and
the highest compliment possible has been
paid them, viz: the denunciation Of the
Federal Rice Organ. f,,~e,r -4
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CO Laas Roberts was one Of tho EARL
est settlers in this Territory; and has fur
fIished employment and assistance to rs
@'nany poor families ms any other man. Al
though destitute of book learning, he is a
sound, clear healed business man, Of good
:ludsmcnt aud singulsrly successful in all the
business no undertakes. ~.r.
Frank Brawley is a brick maker. 1t is
;qeediess TO say one word in his praise. He
has been a lal'oring man in ST. Paul, ever
siuce he came here in April ls49. No man
~ =
has earned better character than he, as o
ltnan Of energy, ability and worth, who does
:esery thing on the square. Such. too, was
his character in Plstteviile, Wisconsin,
Town which deeply felt his loss. These are
, oar candidates for Building Commissioners.
Soters! vii! you not elect them?
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MILwAuxEE. Wisconsin, }
March 18th, 1851. {

81
y = Not being acquainted with any person
who resides at your place, take the liberty
Of writing TO you and should be pleased to
- have you answer by return mail, the fol-
Z slowing questions: 1eHs't~ te. e5st
- ,. is there a company intending to star, for
y Oregon this Spring by the northern route
aro,u st. Paul. II so how mary are going !.
a, - hat time do hey intend to start! Will
they use oxen, horses or mules, with or
;wthOut wagons? Can wagons and teams
be obtained at your place with the other
necessary fit cut! .E 1Art} att
-t.. Give any other information that you
ihink of on the subject. Quite a. number
from the eastern part Of this State will leave
This Spring for Oregos aud California, but
Aavs not yet determined WHICH OF the routes
20 take. They think favorabiy Of the nor
7,hern route if there are eoengh going to
make upa Company. l,G ~ - =
:. ,Ry answering the above you win confer
favor on several who are anxious to get
:, all the Information possible on the subject.
Address reply as above.
am respsct'y, s"''A y,' q
-ugIFsfaFioa adi - Yours, &c..,g 70
.i.t5nssrti .laa HENRY MILLER. /.
-, - ST. PAUL, April Sd, 1851.
W.. Henry .hiler: o,494g s4.ga ss4al
. s:siss.I s..s Dear SIR Our, r. M. has just
Z, shown me your loster and requests me tn
{ 'asswsr.a. Last season, small outfit for
iatlrEon wcntihrough here by the northern
= sodte--.a Mr.. Sinehir ard family. He left
here about the 5ih of May, and expected, M
nire1ble'in going through, being acquainted
-'wi th the route, il being the long established
route Of the Hudson Bay Company. The
::Tputs IS up the Red river Of The, North trail,
70 Ps'''Hna and tberYe, west; the, route is
far,shorter than, any other, heiog III high
latitude and over, a diminished circumfsr-,
hspcs sfthe globe. do nor: know Of any
-who arc gaing that way from here there
a}'csDg; a strong Minnesota atraction; but
You coufI scarcely iss OF the company pa oyer ~
'ff,ni Ppn,hina, Of soiil,e Of The Hudson Bay,
a ~ =. ..Pee"'i.:s'Il,,ag aas slsBoe ~ % nvis
Your ouifir, would be best ,obssine.l at
Baiena. IL
:, T'..x-ss..l .5sl..tf .sEf.Yssil N ait
~ svoysscurs fasniliar with the route, all say
There i. fssi spsi ssIer enough and no silfii-
sysslly in go'ag through. ssrgs,ah lsae0
49,, 5 5, i0ssrs truly, 81 asiissrqhsla II ii
ssssi,.s I'd /. JAMES Nj, GoODHUE,
Ed. .Iinnssoia Pioneer
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Secre.arY's Cmee, St. pcaI.

sri ~ = 70; 81 ' er. = ptii 4, ls2l
hereby certify the foregoing to l,e a i.ne
cory of tile origlnal OH file n, ,hi- nffiy-
g. X. SMITH,
Secretary.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

s~~-xrr- Ty~Esz- ---Iyg-- 49,
AsN'iaaebssoIpdiar. an ip,ellisen, fellow, who
spolss English vel and was known bythe name
III Ds. Johassn .Iwas found murdered, near the
brick yard, in the rear of 81 Paul, has, Friday.
Two other as-iaseta gees were -with hims eae OF
both of whom, were guilty of taking his life. He
vus ki'iea BY s,abbins inshe side we learniha'
tie two Winncbagoes who killed him, have fed.
We notice claim shantees erected ON each oil
The Islands in tho Mississippi, opposite 81. Paul.
Last year, The Father Of Waters was in possess
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cd; and provided also, that all lirta.es .,,...
red in pursuance Of any law. mhsrs ~ ,a.-
art is repealed, shall continue j., fall c.rrs
and effect for the full period iaF ullnb j
wus granted.
SEC. Is. Fhis art shall take .Iecl on tse
first day Of April n.sxt.
HENRY l.. TILDEN.
Speaker PRO feaa &C ilbe. n oCg.
ID. d. I00MiS-
-FYsgn9a President afsHt Co4ne,f
IAppraved February Ihrlielh ore ibsa.
sand eigh, hundred and iily.oue.
ALIEN. R1MSEY.
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Publishers abroad, who are sending Exchanges
y tho Minnesota Chronicles 8 Register, will take
notice, Il they do net already know il, that the
Journal Of that name is no loager published. The
81 Croix inquirer N, WilIowriver, is also de-
funct. s5gU 49,. ~ apans;.,t4 :
The New York herald., 1851-10-29
MATRINIONIAL.

MATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
Nl Lover Professor Lavtop, OF London, having srrived
Boston will send 70 any address en- receipt of enc doa
post paid plain drscions enable ladies gentlemen 70
win the DEVOTED Affections Of the ppose sex The process
smpe. but 90 captivating that all be married. ire
specve OF age appearance or position; and last though
not iess arranged vsh such .sse and deliescy
that detection In possible Address Professor Lawon
Boston nss Es letters taken from hs Fest omos uniss
The New York herald., 1851-10-29
$1,000 t troRl

~ I 00O FoRFRIr rHAy 1T CAN Bs PROVED
RI,VOO beyond dcvtt, that Mr.. E Dixon. formerly
gNev York cty had his hair restorst sner being bald
..es hw ' esri., y'hs .sp yssrs 90 mscosssi
.rs.t Mr. d; wslIins q The ch,ei ., ross cses sr
years They have fne scft and sesntfnl hsr IL "
the only remedy thst has ever done much Hundreds OF
other sstoundrg evidence he aduced Sold In larse
family bottles ~ a. for & 50 per doren ~ 10 Pear,
.,reet ssd .7e Broadway between Grand Broone. and
White streets
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

WOODwORTHS PATENT FLAMING MACHIyys-
w The sub,criber. iavorsby Known the builder OF
In proved Woodwork Planina Hafhnes &c builds 10 or
der at his factory Hastings Hudson Rver Piani,
Machines Of various es Dc he and single from h newv
Improved old patterns New and and PiAuipg
Machines for sale.
JOHN II. LESTER, ofscs 1872 Fulton s.r.ea
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

WANDA PARTNER, EITHER SILENT OR AC.
w i've with cssh capital ofthree Thousand desu IN
lucrative and business already
estsbiished, where more capital h required which will pay
lesst per cent References given and required Ad-
dress A. T., Herald once.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

w mps.be M" ""'' UNA fSON
To spend 40 much money, said Mrs Dawson 10 me;
she has bought new Sots with Divan so bristt
That true ss live u dazzles my sight.
You're turely uistal er, m friens, replied,
Mrs. q. Is more noted COR pcs.ness than pride.
To my certain knowledge she's My been told
Where Parker's most beautiful Gloss is sold. -.
which tives tne polsh 30 furniture aud easily applied
by any lady % cents per tete. Sold "a Grand "ree
H. Parker Manufacturer. Phiisdeiphia-
The New York herald., 1851-10-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS

THE POPULAR REEwsPAPER-oNLY TWO CENTS
eory-This weehs Reveille is full OF wood cuts. ca
p numter lots OF fun and lauehabe articles embrscnf
u. street Dentst Aidsr@en on Spree Female Dry Goods
drums and let's Of Anecdotes Only two cents On sale by
the nevsboys periodical AGENTS In all the prineps cities
and literal discount by wholesale. BARTON n Coz.
Publishess ~ Ana street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29
TnELA IN RELATION TO CEyELrY TO ANIMALS.
SPORTING.

<N0N0~NN0~|e0~~~.~~~- ~
SPORTlNG MEN, ATIESTI0N.-THERE WILL BE
~ two fine Deer SHOT for at the house A c. Duryea
Sleeps Head Bay House, on Thursday October 30 at I
o'clock. Thirty chare az 81 chance Eighty wards
No shot, with fovlng pieces Immeo lately there
will be and stake o. S90 mile heats best three in
I'VE to harness. between the following horses
Oliver; Dorsett b. Black Harry
Jr; A. q. Duryea eIters Charley; Conkn Car enters
z Unknown; g. watts enters b Unexpected; J. d.
Oliver enters kosey The proprietor trusts that mis-
en6eAvors to please former occasions. wi meet the
wishes of public this asion Astaye will
leave No Fulton street from ii 60 o'clock and return
o soc the sI orts @ A. G. DURYEA,
sheep's Head Bay House. Long Island.
CPORTIN NG.-"TuE WILD DEER FOLLOW NY
~ track most magnificent specimen Of the Sullivan
county Deer nay be this day the American Had,
Of Grand and Broadway 1t shot by Geo. b:
Woodbridge with Of Jennings patent rides an sent by
him Mr. Geo Scarf Esq Il thct within mile Of
the White Lake Hotel &c miles west Of Sewburg.
ITO sPoRTsMEN-DouBLE GUNS AT ALL PRlCkS
from $40 upwards, for Woodeock Quail and Pxrtrdges,
with OF Powder Flasks Shot Pouches.
Game Bags ne, sc, for sale 1t 10 prices, by
FRANCIS TONES g. SONS No. kaidcn lane.
ITO BE soLD-A BEAUTIFUL FRENCH POODLE
Dog the property Of lady going soro.d Price Ten
Dollars. May be seen at So Anu street. this day.
nor SALE-PURE BRED RAVEN BLACK COCHIN
= China Fowls, weighing twenty pounds o pair. Ap-
ply at a5 Water street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

CoMPoUND EXTRACT or CHInMAPHILLA.-rHB
best medicine In the world The oniy
and sure remedy for the
rsI.s Asrcsrisi sascsons Ehssmssism .iths! aege
eertseas in order W hunbus As public but rather var
sna sur In every nstaass When taken aceordas
s,rs., C,sssyss .srsss New I.T. Eish.rd 20 pv.o.
10 piyisies street, nrs n Hayss Ts Taisos ssrseE
srsehyn Ihomss Hayes. - Atlantic street Brcohlyni
Wholesale and RETAIL fcs NE city aud country By Charles
The New York herald., 1851-10-29
THE TURF.

CkNIEEvILLE Course, L. L-TROTTING:-VRI-
cay octoter 81, at ~ o'clock p. M-Purse $500, two
mile heats IN harnesshr. Csrrck Chautauquo
Shei U =. Els enters ch Rhode Island; D. Tamau
ases WI lesve Fulton rry Brooklyn from ii O'clock A.
until W oceck NJ. returning as soon as the mort -
oyer Fare, each way, IS eents.
CENTREvILLE COURSE. L L-rRorrING-xoN-
" day, November 3 at ~ o'clock p M~Purse a3o9 Ss
hsrness-s MeLauf hlin enters eh g. Zachary Tsyor *
JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
CENTRIvILLE COURSE. L. L-rRorrING.-owING
~ TO the most splendid Monday. between Chau-
Chief Rhode Island and St Lawrence and AZ the
Of Mr. Ellis the OF Rhode Island who feen
confident that in another contest he viii be more successful
the proprietor induced 60 offer another $500 for these
celebrated horses the to he two mile heats The great
umber Of BILE to witness the hrst trot
will have opportunity Of seeing three OF best
matched horses that together the turf Their
Monday Will be remembered bv all who at
the Centreye. The time Of the heats was 232 23 2.
JOEL CoNKLIN. Proprietor.
y ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND TROTTING
~ this day the zgth, at o'clock sweepstake OF
S will como off, Half mie hehts-bes thfee in AVE. TO
harness Mr.. o. San foIo enters Honest Dan; Owner
enters 8. Y. Robin Richard Roe enters John Doe.
Y. LUFF. Proprietor.
Second Revised Statutes, 7S0 section 2-"Every
person whs shall malieiouy k wound horse
OK or other cattle sheep belonging 70 another
maeiously aud cruelty beat tor such ani
eonvieon be guilty Of msdemesn The above
e law OF the land aud the advertiser being great lover
OF hN nooie animal the horse in order to put stop 10
speh scenes OF cruelty he has lately witnessed both
the race course and the road IL determined
found. ~ ' w
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

VNANTRp-A PARTNER WITH A CASH CAPITAL
w Of sxht zen thousand dollars in veil eetablshed
Hssl CaneinnaH. The house has been about two
years SAD hes good q business any hotel ia the
city The object tie advertiser has In taking psrtner
foe him nasaxs himself References exct anged Fof
ftbes particulars address D. v. B. box So Cincinnati o.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

GREAT SALE OF HARDWARE, &c.-BY ORDER OF
~ Aseenees-The sale OF the stock Of hardware. &c. by
order OF the Assienees AZ No S Cortsodt street will be
continued this day twsdnetday october 29th), 10
oelock commencing with lot SOL This days sale embraces
all the heavy goods and other desirable articles
IS screws, locks nails American Tools &C. &C. Catalogues
at the place Of sale. Terms six months.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

~. tice.-Imported and American Carpets for cash.
feremptory sale. for account OF whom it may
Curtis Darlington, No. IL william street, will on
ThurSay Sth inst the stock carpet tea'c comprising
super Wilton Tapestry Brussels and three and
dovhle super Ingrars heavy wool filling aud cotton do
81, q. and plain and twilled yenetans. Also chenille
and tufted rugs floor oil cloths and druggets The
ton Of cash purcbsser-s requested TO this sale and will
also afford der bic opportunity to those wishing pur-
chase for their Every lot will be sold without
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

WANTED-AT NO. Iil NASSAU STREET, SALES
w men, Cierks School Teschers, Drug Clerks, Bar
keepers Porter Men railroads and farms boys to Learn
trades places for respectable sirs always ready App
situation required will bs ssiIsd. Th0s, sPINK, Agssh
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

AZ SSICNEES' SALE OF A STOCK OF UAKDWAKE,
n &c-We are requested 90 call the attention of the
trade TO the sale Of entire stock Of Shsed Birmingham
and American hardware &c comprising pwards Of 1000
lots and PACKAGE amounting TO about So to be sold at
suction by John T. Van Antwerp this day and to
th and 2sth October tby order Of asynee tho store
No Couttlandt street. at 10 o'clock N B. rhe above
stock has been selected with great by npetent
judges the goods mostly Of sent importatons and the
whole in perfect order Terms of sale approved
dorsed notes at months fer of S00 and yards
Catalogues may be obtained 1t the place Of sae and at NO.
10 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

~ this day, the 18Th. at o'clock, sweepstate OF
$500 will come off, Half miie heats-best thiee in ave, 10
harness. Mr. o. San aforo enters Honest Dan; Owner
enters s. r. Robin Richard Roe enters John Doe.
Il. LUFF, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

RERFOnD CO.-CALiF0RN1A ExPRRss- THE
- nsnt shipment will be By stssasr Cherohse wednes
Day oh Noyembcr In charge Of special messenger
h,s any saes espress Packages received until eleven
chsrses. BkRT0RD b 90. . vesey street. Astor House
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-31

The State Emancipation Convention of Kentucky,
called by Csssius M. Clay, Marshall and others, is
dead failure. The object OF the Convention to
nominate Emancipation candidates for Governor and
to organize ant-s!avery party in the State.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-31
HHARDw ARE-sPRlNG supplY.-Ths

wW RDW E-SPRlNG SUPPLYING
subscribers are now receiving per ships America,
Waterloo. and Liverpool, their Spring supply OF Hard.
ware and Cutlery, consisting in part Of
Pocket and table Cutlery of every style and price
Saws, Files and edge tools in great variety
Stock, Chest, Pad, paten, Rim and other Locks
Trace and halter, log, fifth and coil Chains
Wedding and killing Hoes
Long and short handle Frying Pans
MAYORS cast and shear Steel
Curry combs, Hooks, end Hinges
Amltagc, Mousehole and other Anvils
Plain and cotter key Vices
Sledge and hand Hammers &c, &c., &c
And by recent arrivals, a full assortment Of grain
and grass Scythes Spades and ShoveIs cotton, wool
and horse Cards, Tacks and Brads, Scythe Sheatls,
garden Hoes and Rakes, Coffee Mills Teakettles Iron
Wire, patent Balances, and sheep Bells, spring
BALANCES, counter Scales, Stocks and Dies, Sand Pa.
per, Shoe Brushes, Shoe Thread superior quality, cut
Nails, &c, &c, which offer at low prices A call
from purchasers isrespectuy solicited.
C. ]. SINTON & co.
Sign OF the Circular Saw
NH ~ Mar
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-31

The Milledgeville Recorder notices with unmingled
qualification, the appointment of Yeverton P. King,
Charge d flares to New Granada. The admnis,ra-
ton, it says, could not have made more creditable
appointment in Georgia, or in the Union.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-31
BY J. Il. d. FAYNE-sAIEsMAN.

Ep EAA ESTATE ON MAIN STREET,
IA w i'll be sold without limit or reserve, on TUES
DAY, the LIST OF Apr, at 5 o'clock, two good bust
ness stands, at corner OF Main and 22d Streets directly
opposite County Court House; and also, four budino
lots on west side OF 22d, between Main and Franklin
streets; also, 65 feet OF GROUND Main, between 23d
This last lot is an excellent site for Tobacco Factory.
and well located for business of any sort The houses
above named rented to good and punctua tenants
$24o year; but possession will be given the purcha-
sers when required
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 8 and months
tor satisfactorily endorsed negotiable notes. interest
added, or secured by trust deed. NH 27-tds
BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, SALESMAN.
W7ILL be sold on MONDAY, the 3lst inst. at
w ~ O'Clock, in the house on Brooke Avenue oc-
cupled by Mr. George B. Smith, lot of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part of-Maho.
gany Bookcase and Secretary, maple post Bedste ads
Washstands, mahogany Bureaus, Centre Tables,
Nc WAJorkstapds, mahogany framed Looking Glasses,
Dressing Toilet, Hat-rack Candestcks Lamps,
Crockery, Cooking Utensils, China ware Tin plate
at sale. w e.
NH 25-tds
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, WITH
" WATER POWER, FOR SALE-By authors
ty OF deed OF trust executed the subscribers by Ro
K. Duya, to secure the payment of certain sums ofmo
ney therein mentioned, we shall SELL the premises,
at public auction at four o'clock P M. on Wednes-
day. the I'd day Of April next certain lots near the Pc
tersburg railroad bridge and Haxals canal being the
lots conveyed to Robert R. Duva by the Virginia Steel
Company On of which lots the Iron works of said
company situated together with the privileges and
appurtenances belonging to said lots
Terms OF SALE.-So much money in cash as will
be sufficient to deray and pay the charges of the sale
and OF the trust, and the of S2429 So with inter-
est from the 4th day of NAV, 1885, and 1925 costs OF
protest; and the sum of $249S 49, with interest from
the 4th Novr, 1850 and 1925 costs of protests Cred
it will be giyn for the of $s567 GA until the 4th
ttaV OF Nav. 1881. the purchaser piVpU ed
negotiable note, and the tile being retained as secu-
rity for the payment. The credit for the residue OF the
purchase money will be made known on the day of
sale.
S: s: BAXTER, Trustees
II. G. CABELL, iius'ees'
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN Auct mh--dtd
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-31


The Arcc's News has depressed our Cotton market,
the sales this morning being but 200 bales at fully
quarter cent decline strict mddling is offered at lie.
and there are few buyers at that
March 26th-Cotton is down another to-day. The
sales are 3CO bales at l0i for strict mddling.