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EAiVIDEND.--The Board of Directors of the
-HS Richmond Fire Association have declared d.
vdend of II per cent Tor 81 0prr share on the cap-
tai stock thereof for the six months ending March LIST,
1851, payable at the office to the stockholders on and
alter Monday next, the 10th inst.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
NH 4 JOHN IL. BOSHER, Sec.
INVALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-wil.
be sold by consent of the heirs at law, on WE'D
NESDAY the 10Th day OF the present month. at 4
o'clock, p NJ on the premises, the following property,
10 wit: lot OF land No. GS in Duva's addition, on
Cous street 1894 feet, and thirty feet front on St
Johns street, also, four lots OF ground with the houses
and improvements thereon in said addition, numbered
So so, 81 aud 69.
TERMS OF SALE-One-halteash and the balance at 2
and months, with approved security The said pro-
perty belonging 10 VIM Johnson, free person of
lour, deceased
NANCY JOHNSON, Administrative,
REBECCA JOHNSON,
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
SUSAN JOHNSON,
mh4-eo,d By Robert Tate Wicker, their Agent.
ru FOR NEW YoRK-Eirst Vessel-Vir.
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As sag Packets The superior fast sailing new packet
Schooner Merchant, Capt. George W. Couch,
having portion OF her cargo engaged and going on
board, will sail with I'll possible dispatch. For
balance oil freight or passage, having superior ac-
commodatlon, apply to the Captain on board, at Ed
NH A DAVID CURRIE
&SPRING MILLINERY just received direct
~ from the North, supply of Silk Bonnets and
Dress Caps, OF new patterns, expressly for the Spring
trades and will be offered TO country merchants by the
dozen at very low prices.
Orders for any kind of millinery will be promptly
attended to.
Spring Ribbons and straw Bonne,s just received.
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