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CITY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING APRIL |. 1851.



Hl5 lnsoton, VI The rapidly increasing demand ioi
Adnl4nes has been compelled lie oe4uonthe build
~ Blue LACK Springs being insufficient for Oh
the number seeking Whn last two nun
hundred have left been discharged mainly for want Of suitable
quse Drennon Spnngs has secured the future and
location Of the school To The great body patron
could
between Frankfort and n all
difecuons- steamboats, passing both ways daily
The buildings and extensive Anording
pie aud accommodations three hundred cadets
school,
free alike nom e vices aud usually inedsn to
college tfs, "t w .A
opens Monday 10th
fehusy aud session viii regularly
the second Monday September and close the last Friday In June
For further information address (.
r. F. JOHNSON, Superintendent
CO graduate Point practical
obtain situation in tbs above institution BY timely application
Feb Is-so4t .#s ~. ..7s ..
subscribers in ali kinds goods they
ally busines hand
the OF March We following goods, which
win be sold nj and uad<r'
u psees and part Of pieces beautiful style figured silks
S do dark colosed wsi-red silks
rs do glAce silk, in light and dark coloTs
~ do light dark colocd Tufc the best goods
offered In this market the prices
8 dress handsome broeade SILKS,
Sdess patterns eh Moa Anuque for evening and din
dresses ..... ...am. h. 4. a...
moussenes, Cashmees, have remaining
~ pieces rich figured Cssnere In beautiful patterns
200 yards tine French Menos, In various quantities. ends OF
pieces ....
respectfully customers, especially
the ladies' the above descriptions goods no better opportunity
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, s. co.
Feb l2-aaw2w
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DUBLIC sale or large very valuable per-
sona estAteThe Undersigned win public sale
wednesday The ID day Of April real
estate {ng Charles county Maryland called known the
Of Cissvar
and has recently
The soil u equal TO any IN the and highly
imed aud unAnxged IL capable producing and
heavy Of tobacco, OATS proximity
mos, desirable snd rare oppor
tuai who wish
se and bsrns and all the and
houses and abundance timber wood Of the best kind
This viii sold parts
four farms nearly a proportion
buildings and wood each. Those m
be shown Mr..
residing the premises, all given
may be desired, by either OF subscribers
Also nj the village sdoiniuS called and known
the Of Aliens Fresh house, with dwell
attached and the q
the State being the midst rich surrounding country,
goods there believed reaches thirty
able dwellings, barns and three shopsa good condition
Also large mil, for grinding wheat Ae good
wcomieo and goods may within
dred yards OF the house. .#.
The undersigned will SELL place, large
of hundred
hundred sheep number Of hogs. pairs very
superior mules, and farming utensils OF
kinds used cultivation OF an extensive
prime negroes, engineer and miller, and black
smith.
will be required cash. tho
credit viii eighteen, and
months For purchases OF Of thirty dollars and
will be required and for all thar
will be bond
such security the undersigned will approve, bearing
from day Of sale
The above will 10 O'Clock, IN.
X. I. MERRICK.
PoRr ToBAcco, (Md0 Feb. d, lsal.
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a. q g. A. ARKOUX,
DRAPERS IND TaILOKS,

-abors As Isias House, NeW York,
EsPECrFULLY and ls puiSic 10
~ de assortment Of new sprins goods the
which they make
fashionable cloths
and Of nportaons elegant light
dark do. patterns enbroideres.
There three sktu arsis employed this
pants
parment compets in itself Army navy
order with and despatch, approved
5uauses who this win
men 10 their ase, and perfect III insured
N, b. PnEAieA wAisrcoArs.-These elegant thai
much admired nj Case Garden, been awarded the
nrst premium by The American Institute their late fair
Feb i5--dlm
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ID IL. HOOP a. CO.. Psnn.yivansa avenue, h~t~rsn
5 aaa IN .,rss T are S s's r,ssps ron na s me-,
prsss sas., sre. variety nd h.hionas'. styles
sk vsivsu q eVur shade Of eoo boh vide and
rrsaeh ea.hnsrss oUssslne. lame, of latest
w.,.l,s p.sss .sa ps. r t' p.e S,e' ~ yuan"
Blaes snd eoaor,d -alsrsdsis.
Raj isrs.d.es sofas, Issny I.ls4 style, entirely
Rcs,y.emAresasr-d evening dresses
Kieh as,a .a n,,,n.l.. sot ,sv"iss dresses
Blses lscs csPs- and eerthss
Ks ,.sr, ts, ,s.s:;.s ss s;s; s..ss.9s =: s.as.
T, s s sS% % o sns. .s. az M % :. e @
they rs.p~eraliy invite especial attention.
CURsAN con,snpe..r,..s by Charles phil
s,@esl.i II. ba, :, ~ Ti.hi"s' D sH HumpAr'y
csp.oauOssi Trar-i; o. Dsy, q Fslo-Opar BY
rSs Tals ots r colsrass yOl ,ditoD London,
TsOmp-es Pdneipse. Or Di.rsuaoa of~sa ror,
.,, coaeses vim DE Cote. and Law. u co@nres q
Nsresnu. coantrss q the wOrid By Leone Len
Ips,. os.srvaloa On tbs sooial
smss rn-inet sud Reason, Dssuesd fo" Electro Bio'oD
M,esalsy. cnBe, Hs,oreal n..ay, sab0u, roa
,syf'''d T.si ''' steamer A''' y FEAxck TAYLOR
/, la WILLIE DE paRIa-rns vr0yrs'or q sseve
"A his friends .nd 'ss pae'c spe.H
ssssd largely the manutar, Aaa putns ss u, ~
@ sr or.r~l - ~. s.rs ga s.ss -sss
pr esrs usy p~chssst u s Bosrs
SOS; 5 ss ,ss = ss,;r ss 9 -.i's iss', : S'ss
so - . osns canister, .'a ~ h,h g.
!. s:s:.,s s.;;s . ,s; -. 9 = = s :e' '''
= ssr.r sssr~. s-r.xrvy s-@srs~s AZ ~ per
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TcdAs BaHdnr, reuuyivsnis svsw@s, Wshsartsw
af ~ww - -
ash@r he Unson.
risRIrs Dg ssLDf>c, haviss ben spysnass y fss
Y rovrrror Yass rskIfa~uak 49, -
stares q ~ uritss stssss, nftss Tstnr
e~~na.-sossr - sss ne scssg-i~sr~~~s q assA,
ts~ ~ s.ssrrsas sa9
iF-hs
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sIh The public informed that ths splendid los
BALTIMORE, Capt A. McCaustKmts
hundred any bsrtn,
regularly freight and bsst
tween washington eouamsncfns
NJ of Apri
Leaving washington Mondays Thursdays oie<k,
O'Clock, the Baltimore vii taks
wood at Aqua Creek fney Point abou ocect
al of the night Returning, ~ HM
wharf Baltimore, o'riaks
Fndays Alsrantra st ~ oNie
m, and Washington O'Clock "Wednesday a.
Saturday.
Pa...x. from wnshinson 10 Msrsay si@
ftnsy Point
do Baltimore
Excursion ticket 70 Bsdmore with pusiless q reiurn
Inxn nsrrsi
The RsI.@ors wiI op The Different landinE-
Iorp n
Meals and
PARTICULAR, for freight apply % Ne CtFtan
ss.ra ID. D.. SMITH agent, IN Alsrsndrin,
gao. NsTTTSGLY, ssssh
Mari
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orra-e~saI LisAts Ta.ss, Silver Warr, &C.
THE lR,y considerable
manuaetsss for the furnish
balls parties, ke fe~ng neles winch he VIII hr'
oui N !. .ssonahi.
ornament, chandelier. Thew.
~erc INSIDE srg<essly my
pair very h-anufui candeishras.
nsg.ihcsst
lnse and ven ,Plendd Of silver French
asns cut
ever vArsy Of articles ssscisn fsrnh
q O thre. tho,ssn; p~rsoas-
articles will Be rented sSsr par,sy Osethsr,
ne M reasonable
G. GAUTTER Conf.eur,
Vile Do Paris eoraer sf Penn and lth
N-avifk 1av@~m
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sands, s.rsapar,,I. I'm q u.r, Bottles,

Sealed and delivered in presence OF
Two Witnesses.
Mar 4t--dl3l d wtSepJl
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SyToKEs, GIIBERr, d CO., 40 Cltn street. 81
y Faa0n oftbe of N.w Nork ufsr fr sale
ayozo bores TIN plate, =
100 rvoarr psar~~ it@
1000 plates % tb@
500 bundlss sheet iron, No lotos7
Yscsoha Rassis hun.
copper, from ~ - ls ass1st~8
.5lo sBsdi~s wfre, No stois
600 Tars sayrrnnsnt tin
500 leas
100 Sosseiunsns ~
10 Z" rsfuins 81
500 pounas Battery kstacs, assorHea
Tosctb.r al ~ unHznn1 pss, na.ta4s a.
other srucies IN ne nns.
MotS-2asfs
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ITND1E hs p~srs~~gs ef she ~s.ss e.rss~.sss rhf
" fsss tpite< stsfss. sr1 sN<ss
snasnt ~s,cs p~uSasss rss supy~ls-s = rss
N~frnts ssi~r
hides hsrans sssa ~n~sieS a.s3 sSnaa
ereFsf
s-s fs s1esnisr MARY fas
-tss.s ss.s -rr~ri-~esd s@~n sF
0niy b
A. j. MeCLHsRrs
wasAanrsp2 cirt y e. pr~Etaa
JANNs BETTs,
Mar sa-~oss whoa.saAs Arsus, FEas1slskaa
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DRIyATE TvTOR--A yeuns Easss rcnosnan, sho hs
resided in Fsrs,
rxous compxnioz TO younf per
900. m s~n~ p~v~. snsiy 81 re~pecsshsh'y.
srn eah %
rvsa ppe hsshsss rsseceAv s'ihr In % country @
= EnSanA, - x--x,xs
ar ls-dm
IUsr anssA~a. spas~asd silver t~. s~s .nd hesso-
ladies batter
spoons. Ae o our own naanisc
,.,, vs,ch ws~ esasI IN nnesess 70 Gotta !.
WI. sncshe- hns ssssrnsnt q eersnf rf
other rich ls~sy TO which ~e inr sftS
"A s Nj w. cALT BROTHER,
rs.rsytvarir svenas, between oth and ION streets
r.b
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NEW spvng Gcods--Ths subscits resp~ctfany
their and ne pubic Eeacrsny, aov
tax descrivsiOus of new goods Iast received viEs
a5 gs~ccs .sYie spytnr c~n.iusrvs
q .~~rvTr frsS~s
40 esys-- ives
styi. sgrnx ealtcoes, Nerrmarss
suP~ror makes, ~ayranrsA nsi coorx
6 - rrrsch xnxhsms
b.<chsi sestin-s al rr,1es,
period
3 shtrunrs ard sh~ssngs
IN 81, 81, 10, IA
s bales coston o-nah.rgz
IN WHITE GOODS
100 r3sce jnron~i esmAsic ard eseshxsc nansia.
a Nsira
100 gsud nnr,sps frur lsS rents " the s-~s rsses
aor~d -hi'e s-iss musins
2k~x xar~n whi
y thread, pasis ssi
hayS' sod ssf bose. N tiHs-
Tex-her w an krds cf
cell s~sssr rnsn W.
- .s~s~h~r~1 .e#
We Gays us.sl sr,enssrs ssssy %
smAinx m hs snd 6ssas1s styles
n ~seh sss rc~cs ~ - rwsr - sss
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Fee s-snwiw
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n-rxx a-~S~~ ss~-,~ss ssscrihs
N nav, ia~s received fro-a Nss Nors-
is ess~.s snail chscs.d gzrs salss
~ 60 style fess fonisya silks
10 % rteh Chene .ass
40 40 % nrorsdss,iks
lo A. 40 a. blsess q. Rhin. sdss
- 60 black, srrp~t and Ptsia saiss
10 40 rrorhe hsrsses, fpssin fssresl
10 a. yr~urs H.nesB., tentir~sy ns~l
10 A. ean<d Dr. prsrul
al A. rrsnrh PRINTED jaeonefs, (vwry tpel
80 20 sostes Sw.s- mussns, white snt colofTtl
O. hsawyh hscs r~i.s~S sis
90 Yrenrh pwfntrd ear~s~s tnr~ sryi~sl
flshl
richly enk~osdersi hxr5k srchaeSr tpe~ desUnl
n Tr~ne ~wh~n Erred ss~4a easvnsssrts
usrnss~d chsas~ts~ ard sleeves sn sets
real lse< sesssr and cuns
nly ufnsasS rrsrcA- y ~wrke1
IS I,cee e~1~s s~i esvshss
10 bsrk isc~ srsrfs
sa ,.s~s. h.na nassnVhsefs ard c4fs . zu,t~h, Ac
.,.r -ts Other desrsAte srclss for
t.s,s. 10 wheh srsHton respectfully inxtsd -
rAS ~. X. ....a.. .s.sf
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"A fta1A tw - So
" a aFHHra.. NsHsHe@ "a
- - lWha aafsss 49, ~ ~ -
" krm Nas 80 M -
-. ia Mm @ sssaga.t
- s0.a 81 49, NHa~ Hs Wsa "
~ - mst Hsava #HU@
asam.aa = twM ~ waMaHa@assH - ssH
200 a Ht aaawas aeH asa-N -
Ha19 - wanee 49,
esmF 80 itNle $3.50
a.. @Mw hm
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oNk-rns undersssned, who empowered BY meeting
M crsdcrs ~ Inc hs rspasr a TtrNs held 10 me eity
90 ns an dsy Of fshfusry, ant continued BY asrn
us IN 10 obtain dscis.oa
eeSs qassaoas res<eunx NE public debt q Tens, result
NE ysoSs~c e -s~dary sdussrs~nt pss~~t
~srcs ~ Corsy~~ ard ~ho
.sch secssson, enwunnicas cr-dfsos
- " wsSkaw ~ rstsr Addrr~-,
Ssss Ne s>~r.sssy @ he Treasury requiring
s "0rsaf ooc.r~en~ fru~n Terss wA.r~
- pseec r-s
- lA DAY a Iup~ corsritfee Win sr,ip
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N.sUysruv, Msrh 7, lssl.
ls-Ihs Ns~ fs~s usrsid fhls&siphla North Ansnesn,
fsxsan con~-rcSAl zcApces Enquirvr ana New Orleans
rss., nh shs Advertisement INSERTION the
ns sso', ccnrss, directed tins eiy,
Ax s-fa~1w =
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-20
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY WELLINGTON GODngN

VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING ON
LEIGH STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION
The undersigned will sell at public auction. on FRI
DAY, the 10Th instant, at O'clock in the afternoon
upon the premisis, his late Residence on Leigh street
Shockoe Hill. Is" ''''e y
The property is situated on the South side of Leigh
between Second and Third streets The house lot fronts
80 ieel running back 1875 feet. The house is "a by 81
ieet built OF brick, contains eight rooms six with fire
places, CRATES &c, and is finished in neat, plain and
substantial manner The city water is introduced nlo
the yard and is conveyed to the second story by pines
wash pipes, &c, together with plunging and shower
bath. In the rear is commodous porch the full width
OF the house, with spacious sore room
The out buildings consist of comfortable brick kit
chen with two rooms, wooden coal house, COW house
&C. The yard is wei stocked with the choicest grapes
raspberries, &C., besides many choice ornamental flow
ers.
Immediately after the above sale will be sold the Lot
adjoining: 1t fronts 80 inches running back ito
feet inches. Upon this lot there are no improve
ments put well enclosed and has ten loot alley
on the Western siGe. Wy
TERMs-One- third cash; the balance ia equal pay-
mens at one and two years, with Interest added for ap-
proved negotiable paper, and deed of trust on the
property to secure the credit payments.
]. II. COOK
Sale conducted by w. GoDD1N, Auct
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Harmony of Prophecy, or Scriptura illustrations of
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"Blessed the pure in heart for they shall Cod"
Dealings with the Inquisition, Papal Rome, her
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-20
BY J. II. ID. PAYNE-sALEsMAN.

NpY virtue Of trust deed, executed to the UNDER
BD signed by Isaac M Tucker and Warren Garfield
partners in business trading under the firm and sty OF
Tucker & Garfield, for the benefit Of creditor men
toned in the said deed, SHALL by order OF the creditor
in the said deed and with the assent of the said eranos
expose to sale at public auction tor cash, on MONDAY
the 23d day OF June, 1851, on the premises, the
corner of Second and Broad street, occupied BY
Tucker & Garfield, all the property conveyed in the
said need consisting in part OF Household and Kitchen
Mose AND Wasoa s sae
commence at o'clock, A. M.
E NANCE, Trustee
Sale conducted by J. R. D. PAYNE jelo
TE1RUSTEEs SALE or l. A Is L r.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of a
deed of trust, executed to the subscribers by John
Lumpkn bearing date the 18th day OF December, 1S47,
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, made to
secure several negotiable notes, among others-one
for $l0S, payable 40 months after date, and other
for $685., payable 4S months after date and default
having been made in the payment OF said note OF $loS,
as well by the said Lunpkin as by Evan F. Ragland TO
whom the said Lumpkin had transferred his interest in
the real estate hereinafter described, SHALL in
ton OF the said trust, at the request OF Mr.. David
Saunders. the holder of said Of S0S and with the
consent and appreciation OF Messrs. Lumpkn and Rag
land. expose to public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, the Both dav of June, 1851, at o'clock
in the afternoon it lair, it not the next fair day, at the
same hour the real estate conveyed by the said Decd
consisting of lot with an excellent brick Dwelling,
and other Improvements thereon sltua ted the south
line oil Clay, between Madison and Monroe Streets
near Clay street Chapel fronting 30 feet, running back
$50 feet to alley l6 feet wide.
IERMs-Enough in cash 10 defray the expenses of
sale, and pay ofand discharge the said OF $685.
on credit to 1886 until the 18Th day oil December
1851 when the other note above referred to falls due
and for The residue Of the proceeds of sale, on credit
OF 8, and MONTHS the credit payments to bear in
erest and to be properly secured The subscribers ac.
ting as trustees, will convey with the usual special
ie I9H;d VIM DAVIS Trustees.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-20
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street, opposite the city Hotel.
REGULAR SALE DAYS

REGULAR SALE DAYS.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
AN the above named days will sell at public auc-
" ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel, COM
menclng at hal-past O'clock, variety of mscella-
neous goods, such as the following:
Cabinets, Wardrobes, Sdeboards,
Bureaus Bedsleads, Chairs OF every style and pattern;
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Card Tables, Beds and Bedding &c.
ALSO-A large lotof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &c, with Clotk- Cassmeres, Sattnets, Vest
ings, Flannels, beached and unbleached; domestic,
white and brown |. Linen Table Covers, Oil Cloth do,
Hosiery, Cravas, Shirts and Drawers &c.
CLOTHING, &C.; Also large collection of sea-
sonable ready made clothing Boots and Shoes,
silk, wool and waterproof Hats, cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks, Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Backing
friction ,Matches, Clocks and an endless variety Of
Perfumery and Fancy Goods OF every description
NH l ALEX. MOTT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-20
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE VS..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ Bile PRIVATE DWELLING, ON 5TH

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA.
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL S STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of a
decree of the Circuit Court OF Chancery for the
~ OF Henrico, pronounced on the 18th June 1851 10
the case OF Marx, &C., Marx &C., the undersigned
who are thereby appointed Commissioners for the pu-
pose will expose to sale by public auction upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY afternoon, the I'd July,
1851 at o'clock, the real referred 10 said case
consisting of lot fronting 80 feet the East line OF
5th. between Cary ard Canal streets, on which there
stands an excellent three story brick dwelling, and 9TH
er appur'eDances This property adoIns the residence
OF George Taylor Esq.
TERMs-Cne- fourth in cash; balance in equal in
stnmens at g. IL and IS months for negotiable notes.
interest added satisfactorily endorsed and title retained
until the further order of the Court
Sale conducted by w GoDD1N Auct
FREbER1cK M MARX, Commissioners.
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