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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06

lot Wc law maJ'lll w '''" t''''''"
party in this State is for the law. Mr.. Dow
was denounced in the Senate when this law
vas under discussion bot the result has
shown that his prediction OF stopping rum
selling in Portland has been fulfilled. Mr..
O'Donncll went On to state facts With regard
to results Of the law, aud To comment on them
with much spirit aud effect.
Among the pleasing incidents Of the oeca-
sion, was the rcceptioo Of geographic de-
sparch by the President, from Boston, an
nouncing tia, the petition Of EN.Gov. Briggs
aud on, hundred aud hiriy thousand ofh,r'
for the Maine Law had jus, been presented 10
the Legislature, borne by twelve men at the
head ct a procession. This intelligence was
received with enthusiastic applause, ending
with three dcalcning cheers Tor Massachusetts,.
On motion IT Mr. Drew, reply WIs d.
spatchcd that "Thc Maine daughter requests
the Massachusetts mother to shut up the rum
cuphoarl." (\pphusc)
Speeches were also made by Rev : Thurs
ton OF Srarport, Rev Mr Abbott, Of Buns.
wick, W DAVIS, Ia OF Belfast, Hon. Jesse
Smart, of Troy. Hon T. VI Thurs,on. NJ
Charleston, Rev Mcssrs. T. Hi, Lord, ut
kcnncbuuLpou, wca,crof Blngor. and Case
Of Bah, As Richmond, Esq, ol RockIand,
Rev Mrssr,. Thompson, oi Africa, Bartlett,
OF lewiston Higgins OF Wt'oa''o'' Thur
ton Of |as'alboro' billings ol Ware Mass
Morse ct piNm"h'' AlI'n OF FaHming'"n'
Richardson, "i Soum berwick, b'ooA'' ct
i'''P"''' whey OF Portland Thompson Of
augusta Nug'ni OF Harrington haIl'eA' OF
y 'N''',,' 400. N'' ''"''' ~ '''''' ''''
nnA'r' t''l''' No2"'''' ana l.. v. '""a"'
I'l.' "' Hl''. '.'''i' were '''' '''l rom
'm'i Ju'"'' N''iiam'' "i '"n''r"'u'' 'hr
state Central Committee "i lhod' Island
and l.. VI. sargent ls1.' OF Boston
Mud on the whole, this was The most Tir.
r'a, Cor rather animated, ior that 'urd ls get
ting ou'o' d1'") and interesting Temperance
Conventions that was ever attended hv your
RTorru.
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N'".'''' JAN. 30 '''-.
" h'd a '""'n' time here ''''"''H' '0d
100 hc' % was q matter OF n'''''''' l' '''r' ~
dem. inf 18th 'h' Mercury at % h''o" o.
'ml.irf'l Inactivity hco"mc'a I.i'io nr"n-
'rnr0' However, Baechs'' aud NOT Nrr.
curry was al 'hc h"'i"m OF aI, 'lns SCR ior 80
,rrm' thr I'D yuni hls a lev strong holds
,c'. and hs hcs.oscr- have b'sn hgrr a''.m.
BLEED ior lhc purpose ct cungu'uhuon upon
thsIr succrss 900 driving ihr old fellow into hs
ruurnchm.uI, au Go arr4Dgy 6r a grand It,
tort Co give h.m Boo, coup % ern... Thcy ,ly
De- occasionally make. a d,sy,r4u .all,, boo
generally lu,rs a ,as, amount ut b'oud boz such
efforts, aud d, c,'deal., getting weaker every
dar Via, With Calais tapping hs G,monl
artery, and Portland h., IuruIari, O., morally
certain ha, ha mus, r,uu give up lhc ghost
Sod ,h,n. tr,al l.s, give hrm a '' r.al,f"
The Fr,r. SmIru. I.r,,,-c. h,IJ cnu,cn-
zion here a.,uc-L, ,hrprr,-r ob,yr,vG ab.sh
ha. not Transported, ,ha, am aware Of, bot
I'LL. ~ ..,. ~. 1.,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06

Gu-,l,u. q. CpsLaisu of Bangor. has been
cIe,.'.d Nas., general Of tbs 9sb Di'ision.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06
PICTURE FRAMING.


PORTLAND.
'INlll sH'H..'.rs U.Hf.Hs f.I HHrHH.fHr lin. Mo-
GrIr,urs. hT rurrHurs. lHn|.HI.s.
ruHrs. So, of ryrry yHr.,f .I IfftHs, f.r. r.r
f,lfs' 400 la.st ,.f's.rrrr' Hr.Bus.f.I I"Ha. .l
fFr rHfH.sf suI uHHsf r..HmHH. N.s#r Uih,a
Wat,rr 1ruI other Wei Irtrls.
". mInuf.,rrr, 40 t.H's 81 %. ENt-I GIT
Not lUING. if Elt'HlI cen. Hu. N,.a..' ts|.
iHs. GIIf lIam,t ts.l.ur t,.ss.., taaI l..al. a.f
Looking GH.s rIt.s. .iHH .rl,H.
y o. OH IHm,. rreIt rHf.s r.s.f
I,h.5 iblI JAMES Iupu g. -uN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06

Ntn Cont of ruIsfr h,Li az rau.. sib.r ..l
hf co., Cont, 81 ustuI..r 10 sHh Dos Hi
!lHIau, Boo M. 1Isr ui yuf l.fd ,I-hfu.u b-r.
diced luI frt.tu.
IuIiRIT~ e.. 4 GEO. T.. NIllrN. mr.N
\ EN,,uiHr. in a. u,rfiir iHstrrH.Ii uuIH.I'H-
co. D. ihr hst Wi.I anil T.fttu.nt of MANSON
MEl.lEN. his ~ rlus. iH .1il County, deceased
basiug presented che sams iar rr.ts.s
ItvIs Ordered thstthr ssIt l,r'ufHr E.s'r.f..r
o. 40 p'isu6s interested D, causing , Unp1 Of Oboe
ufj1r g. d. p1fhsh,,i tlfug sssLs sugo,ss,rN fr
The O,lud Uuis.,rar. pf1tsd lt ItTi'. that ih,'
mt, arp.lr ~ Probate Cuufr tH i- bell If IH..
iu .ah CuuHt,, 1n che s',IrIisy ~ Mach rs'fr
"a uiur uf che ,l,k iu che lHTsuf-11, aIif sts~
cause. ,u, The, have. Nh, thr 'au. shHlll r.t's
proved, approved soI aIi"v'i 1. tb' Hsi W. HHi
r,.tuIsnt Ut .sid dsr'a-ed.
gro n SHAW, Register.
\ trrs copy-trc,t CSC. n >U,v, Re-
Nta C.urt IT rrulats hrli at r.u.. .uh,n ,nI &c
the CUuni, II Oyiuui, 0u thr si,rh i'F u Jf"r.
b. the ,sir Ut our Lnfi sns lLou..14 ,rIhr hur-
drrd and hii,.tvu.
ZANE MNR~TON, nlulrd E,sruiuS boo c,r-
~ tain in.trumsut puiTsHtiug tu D. tbs hst WI
and 1e.ument II ~ rs ". MAR>luN, Ht'
II Caut1n, in .aid County, deceased, having pre-
seuisd ihe same iur Probate:
n Wa nfdfrsd, that laid ENscutriN give 1uuDr iH
al person. interested, b, causing cop, ~ ths "ft'
~ H. publrshed thre, weeks su,c'ssiNrl, Boo The
OAigrd Democrat, prioird % Pans, th1t hey NAY
appear AZ a Probate Court o. q. held sl raus n
,ad ouHdy, 90 The bnth Tussda, Of Way urV'
Al noc NJ the opcA n The iorsno1n, ald sh'w 'a-''
i Any they have. Why the same shnol not D. prov.
81. approved and allowed A. the lat WI ani Ie.-
taiueut of aid deceased
% GRO. n. SHAW, Register.
4 true Copy-Attrst. Gao. h. SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.

On frdly the Svualc elected ~ msmhcr
of the Congressional aPPorIOnmcnt Commit
Gee a. follows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06
CYRUS WORMELL,
DEPUTY SHERIFF AND CORONER,
DIXFIELD VILLAGE, NE.

Al communication. by Mail, prompt, attended to.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06

Runss Hing j. dad. anil hsrr Il lee;
E,eDls,t, bush., bs, u1l"iy criss,
Tn .lnft .. guss, w. cat tell Nhere'
NuLlsi, knBWs aud nDls1tN cares,
u ll,t a host o. bSiug d here
Bu has uoI a friend o. drop tear
James o. Donncll, Ia, Of Portland, never
refused to speak at a temperance convention
when called on. 1t would require several
hours to sIcak of the Maine law. He was
glad TO see the Governor presiding over This
convention. It's signing tina, law was glo-
rious act. Tie was not aware that any former
Governor had presided at convention. Gov
ernor Briggs aud Governor Boutwell, are ac-
i've friends Of Temperance in Massachusetts,.
We may BE- encouraged when Governors Of
Maine aud Massachusetts take such a stand.
The four Senators from Cumberland all voted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19

BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.
CENTEEL HOUsEHOLD Ann K1rr

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KIrcH.
" EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTION-On Wed.
nesday Morning, the Oath instant commsncino
at III O'Clock, at the residence of Mrs Isaac A. Lew
or Main street. between 9th and 9th streets fwho is
declining housekeeping will be sold at auction. the
Household Furniture, which is mostly city made
and In good ORDER consisting of the usual variety,
among which will be found | fine mahoga:y
Piano, of modern style, fine toned instrument and
in excellent order; l city made mahogany Sofa:
Pier Tables; Gard Tables; handsome Workstand:
pair large giitframe Mirrors, French plate; l fine
mahogany Secretary and Book Case elegant ma.
hogany Wardrobe and ladies' Cabinet Bureau: ma.
hogany Chairs and Rocker; set mahogany Dining
Tables-besdes great variety of other Furniture
and the Kitchen Utensils. Terms at SALE
Sale conducted by
mh;l6-dtds GEO T. SIMMER Apctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19

FREDERICKsBURG.-The election of munich.
pal officers in Fredericksburg, occasoned
greatdeal OF excitement. Our contemporary
O. the News, r. 3. SEHPLE, was reelected
Mayor by majority oftWo rotes over J. L..
NtRYE, Jr. The vote was Semple 22i; Marye
60. 4 close contest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19
THE LATEST NE WIS.
ARRIVAL, OF THE MAG ARA.
One Week Later From Europe.

uuIrax, March 1.-THE Royal Mail
s,s,ruer Niagara arrived here this morning at
c,rlock, bringing Liverpool dates of March
6E. and GO passengers.
The steamer Europa arrived at Liverpool on
die - IN ul,imo, and the Pacific on the Sd in
s.aat.
CAS- being reviewed. At Manchester sub.
s.r;n,jon Of $4,000 was going forward for the
agitation OF the question and The reelection of
~, Two ministers whose seats had become va
,,,~t. Sir John Buckingham, Lord John Man
,r,.. and Lord Henry Lennox, had been re-
t,.acd. The speeches of these gentlemen, on
fto Fee Trade question, were very cautious,
throw ng the subject, for the resent, overheard,
ana looking forward to the next general cleo
E,as. The new Chancellor, Sogden, had
taken his seat in the House OF Lords as Baron
:. Ieonards
Tar MARKETs.-Cotton had been in active
demand at Ii. advance. The sales of the
week reached Il $40 bales, of which the trade
fsal 53,Sl0 bales, exporters 1920, and specu-
la IL, 1850 bales. The sales on the 9Th were
II 600 bales. The committees quotations are
fair Orleans s. /; middling do 3.l6d; fair
Mol lie and Upland, sgd; middliag Mobile,
81! middhng Upland, I-l6d.
Rgcadstufs quiet. Wheat and Flour de-
c,.r:ux. Western Canal Flour 22s: Ohio OBS.
Com was in limited demand, at 29s. cd. for
yellow, and 32s. for white.
Trade IN The manufacturing districts was
tssIthy.
Iioilng shead's Cotton Circular says that
the Europa's adgices had given an active i'm
pulse 10 the market, and spinners being able
"a make contracts for future delivery, had
kept up steady demand. The market was
moderately supplied and prices upon current
Qualities Of American had advanced 3 l6d.
AID ID. on fair and Uplands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19
CONGRESS-MEnNEsnAY.

H. the Senate, the Iowa Railroad bill twas
pas5ed-yeas 80, nays l0-and three bills ma
king similar grants of land to Missouri, Arkan-
sas. and Alabama, were ordered to a third
reading. A number Of other bills were also
ordered 10 a third reading.
The House of Representatives passed a re.
solution TO close the general debate on the
Deficiency bill this afternoon at four O'Clock;
AMI that bill was subsequently taken up in
Committee of the Whole on the state of the
UGi0n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19

BUFFALO, March s15-Yesterday morning
while two persons we've venturing upon the ice
IL tue creek TO secure some drift-wood, the ice
broke up, carrying two men out into the lake &.
They were however, rescued by means of a pole
tarOwn TO them, to which they clung and were
drawn ashore. Mr. Quinn, while assisting in
their rescue, fell in himself and was drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19

FIVE ACRES OF LAND N HENRICO
Il COUNTY FOR SALE.-The subscriber has
for sale FIVE acres of LAND, about Ii miles east of
Richmond, on the New Bridge Road There IL on
improvements It is ne location for q store and
the lana is well adapted for market garden APP
ply to VIM. r. BALDWIN,
NH 2-ts On the premises.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDTN.

v AcnHS yaHLE BUILDING LOTS ON
so,, 1n .HN HILL, ON FRANKLIN, GRACE.
Aff6r1 AMD 10Th STREETS FOR SALE AT
the 18th March is ss sold on Friday, at O'Clock
y, several handsome Building Lots o sp Gas
frankhn; 18th and 3oth streets. These Lots are
beautifully located are in improving part
PuSe sosa apa Of them are in 'front.' Of
attention OF those wishing to build In rood ne;oh.
borhood, and in an improving part OF the eisv : :,
spectfully invited to this sale. s' re-
TEnMs-One-third cash balance at and q
title withheld.
NH Is w GODDIN Apc...s
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Acctdeat to the Steamer Hermann,

fttttt6Ht 70 Utt i>tCUHIeF IIefDlURR,
NV YORK. March 1.-THE steamer Her.
Gagn, for Bremen, has returned, having, when
$40 miles out, on March 18th, broke the centre
shaft Of her engine. She saw on the 18th, 300
miles east of Sandy Hook, a steamer supposed
to be the Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF CLOTHING.
IA S. MERCHANT a. WElSIGER No ll2
IA Main street, are now receiving their Spring
and Summer Stock OF CLOTHING, en-.
-~ bracing every variety and quality Their
goods were manufactured by themselves expressly
for this market, and will be sod on reasonable
terms. Merchants are requested to call and ex.
anime our stock. which they win find well adapted
to their trade in style and quality.
5. MERCHANT & WEISIGER
N. B.-Also, large stock of Shirts and Collars,
well made, and Of good material.
NH IL &, w
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a. VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON, Mer:

IA WM. HOLT RICHARDSON, Mer.
TA chant Tailor, 14th Street, opposite Elk.
M change Hotel, would most respectfully in.
- wife the attention of his friends and the pub
lie generally to his stock OF Spring and sum.
mer Goods, now receiving, selected by himself
with much care in the Northern cities consisting of
the most beautiful assortment of Cloths Cassimeres
and Vestngs it has ever been his pleasure to offer
them, which he will be happy to make up in the
most fashionable and neatest style and reasona-
BILE terms. NH l7-d2w
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NJ A II a G. ER'S FICE,
Z. MORRIS & co,

sple Bdid Lottery for This Day-Patapsco
o. Capitals: 1894 $500, &c. 7a numbers, 10
drawn. Tickets S2k.
For This-Day. Mt 4 o'cIock--Maryland
Consolidated 2,-Csptas $4,000, 3 OF 5000, &c.
IL numbers, Ii drawn. Tickets S..
Drawn Nos. of Paispsco Class 81:
81 "a 81 Al 50 ~ 80 80 So 81 81 50
Drawn Is. Of Susquehanns Glass IL.
Is IS 81 &c 20 ~ IS So 40 As 40 90 %
mh 10 G. w. PURCELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19

AT LOST.-At the Executive Mansion, las
IL evening, black Moleskn Hat, Fall style,
wide binding, broad band dark brown lining sizs
(smalD s.. In the Hat will be found the maker
name-"Excelsior I56 Broadway New York, VIM
descr iption not belonging to himself, viii please
leave it at L. Betty's Hat store, under Exchange
Hotel from whom it was purchased, and by SO do
Ing, will oblige the looser, who is a
NH LIT "DEMOCRA
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In conlor.
~ nifty with decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancery for Henrico county, pronounced on the
Goth day of June, 1885, in the suit of the Mutual
Assurance Society against fire on buildings in the
State of Va, plaintiffs against Ann Lurvay, Norman
Meade, and -, his wife, who, before her inter.
marriage with the SAD Norman Meade, was -
Lurvay, heirs at law and legatees of Benoni Jack
SON decd, defendant, shall, as commissioner ap-
pointed by said decree, sell at public auction, on
the premises, to the highest bidder for cash, on
the 10Th day Of March next, the building Ia the
bill mentioned, described as lying and being in the
city of Richmond and in the county OF Henrico,
ON the south east of Nicoson street, at Rockets,
between Richard Dennys ground, on the north
east and Sy lyia A. Hopkins, on the south west,
subject /, the dover right Of the said defendant,
Ann I.urvay therein. Sale to commence at
O'Clock, P. M. p. B. JONES,
fe 23-dtds Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

-
DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.
IA la the 18th instant, eoinmencinx
az lof O'Clock, we win sell At orr sncsor, ssrvs
;n genera assortment Of Groceries, &c, consist
ige ND hhds sugar, One to prime quality
clarified Sugar aao
25 bhls superior Syrup
10000 choice Cigars
Mustard Indigo
Gnnpowder and Powchong Teas
Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin
Madeira and Tennerife Wine
$50 boxes tallow, sperm and Adamantine Can
dies !
100 boxes Soap
Coffee. Ginger, Pepper
1900 bags dairy Salt
TERms-Under 500 cash over $lo0, month";
creditor approved negotiable paper
~ Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, M0NCURE e. CO,
aih iS
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GREGORY 81 MAURY,
Successors to j. w. EIaury & Co., Mana.
gers.
Office No o. Main Street

Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery Class g. March II !:
40 81 46 Ii 43 AZ SO - IL 81 rs Sc 81 Is
TO-Day.-Kentucky State Lottery, Glass No IS
Capitals s23.50 $780, 1000 5000, 5prizes of
lad, plies of 700 &C., sc. IS numbers l3
drawn. Tickets SIS
To-MOrrow Grand Scheme - Capitals:
$4,000, 1900. $3.50, 5000, 2,20J 10 prizes of
$40 &c &c. GO numbers - drawn. Tickets SO.
Irb 10
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS


les N. TAYLOR.
SaTo .nER POLLY BELL FOR sAIr
AFTERN0oni sWi be sold on SATURDAY
at o'ciacI - next. the 10th instant commeneine
schr Pni bat ar the County Wharf ut Rockets. The
She il ~ Dell now unloading near said -bs,e -
thoroughly oysr l,or order having recently been
~. 70 tons draws feet of sa,as mas capacity
'h1 Teossung trade of 6sher;as anu Is aoaFisd for
interest added for balance in months with
By request Of the hhep a,ora negotiable paper
.a = JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Auc,r
M OST DESIRARTE
- SALE AT AUCTION -M;n UENCE for
,I,esaay next, the 23rd instant. ne us sotd on
p;ae r. M upon the premises, most st
Clay and Leigh streets and nearly Gnu, sn, between
sidence OF w Goddin, Esq, beiEp in s1e re,
genteel neighborhood, and at The sams .;. and
yenent 70 business The house was built by g ge
tieman who intended it for his own resi5sIya sen,
cannot be surpassed in point of work mapshin , nIu
OF nnsh and convenience. 1t is in perfect order h.
JUST been completed and has never been occnp;sJ
mere are l0 pleasant rooms, two story portieo in
the rear, bathing house, &C. the kitchen has fonr
rooms, and there are all necessary olrt.bonses
Inc mouse is supplied with the city water and oas
Inc LOT fronts 81 feet 9th street. and runs hack
ISo Ieet Altogether this is most desirable piece
OF property; and persons in want would do wen 70
attend the SALE Title unquestionable
IERMs-One third cash; balance in 6 and 10
nontns' WITH interest deferred payments to be Sc.
cured Oy deed OF trust
BY request of the owner
mn l9-tds JAS M TAyf0p a..
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
CANAL, in THE CITY, FOR SALE At
AUCI1ON-Will be sold ON Saturday next. The
2oth instant, commencing at o'clock 10 the after
noon, upon the premises, the Brick House and Lot
near the Gauge Dock, fronting about 1877 feet on
1ne canal, and at present occupied az a grocery
store and suitable for wood or coal yard This Is
one OF the best stands the city for retail store
ana oeing located in section which is rapidly in
creaslng In value. and will, at all times, Command
good rent. offers inducements to those wishing
to invest probably. ''"e
Isrm 1 at sale. By request of the owner
mn ~ JAMES M. TAYLOR. Auctr
Two BUILDING LOTS ON OREGON
= HILL AT AUCTION will be sold on WIN
NESpAI next the 18th instant, c, influencing at
% o'clock in the afternoon, upon the uremises. two
Building Lots on Oregon Hill, near the Guage Dock
ana adjoining the house lately occupied by Andrew
Wray, Esq, as grocery. The lot front 20 feet
eacn, run back 80 feet and are well adapted for
building purposes. p''N Ao'
BY request of the owner Terms at sale.
mn ll-eotl4dtd JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
~ In consequence of Indictment weather the
above sale Is postponed to Saturday, the Doth
inst. at 81 o'clock. 1-0 ~''D
nu 10 j. NJ. T., Auctr
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WRUSTEEss SALE OF REAL ES.
i TATE,-By virtue of deed of trust executed
to the subscriber by William F. Depriest and wife,
bearing date 9th February, le47, duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, to secure debt there
in mentioned to the Richmond Fire Association,
shall, in execution of the said trust proceed to sell
at public auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY,
the 22nd March, 1882 if fair if not, the next fair
day. at 4k O'Clock, p NJ, the real estate conveyed
by the said deed, consisting Of three LOTS, with
large brick tenement thereon,) fronting 1877 feet
on Rockets street, running back 10 feet to Water
street.
Terms cash. Such title as is We .tcd in the trustee
will be conveyed to the purchaser
JAMES BOSHER, Trustee.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct
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BARGAINS! BARGAINs.-JoBN A

Id SMELL & CO, No. 60 Main Street respect
tuly invite their customers and the public gene
rally to call and examine their large aud desirable
assortment Of Barrage Delanes, which they are
prepared to eel at prices lower than ever be fore
offered IN this city. Also, B 'eached and Brown
Domestcs, Cotton Hosiery, Silk Mitts, and gene
re! assortment OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, &c.
NH lq-tf
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DEAL ESTATE NEAR FAIRFIELD.

ID EAL ESTATE NEAR FAIRFIELD.
~ AND SLAVES, PERSONAL PROPERTY.
&C., FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
Saturday Afternoon, the Goth day of March,
1852 upon the premises, commencing at O'clock
at the residence of Mr. Jno. P. Mason, near Fair
field Race Course, the small Brick yelling now in
his occupancy, together with acre of Land at
tached thereto
After which, will be sold two valuable Slaves viz
a woman "a years old, and boy years
Also, sone Furniture and parcel Of Groceries
Terms at sale.
NH Is W. GODDIN Auctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19

NIX 000 WORTH OF READY
4csOOO MADE CLOTHING-SPRING
TRADE, 1e52-The attention of merchants is re-
speetfully solicited to the stock of Rsady.Made
Clothing now in store at No l02 Main street. These
Goods have all been made by US expressly for the
Virginia and Carolina trade selected with great
care in the price, and made at our own manufac-
tory. The workmanship and cut, we are sure can
not be equalled in the city. The prices shall be
made right. KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN,
NH 10 No 102 Main street, Richmond
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lust KECEIYED-,GOD LADY'S
BOOK for April, splendid number: twenty
eight embellishments. and some fifty contributions
Sartain's UniCn MAGAZINE, for April superior
number; twelve embellishments and twenty eigbt
original articles.
Ladies National Magazine for April four engrav.
ings and twenty three contributions
Graham's Magazine, for April, is expected to-day
Darien. or the Merchant Prince, by Elliott War
burton.
School for Husbands, by Lady Bulwer
Gertrude Leslie or the Queens Vengeance
Marcus Warland or The Long Moss Spring
Ravenscliffe, by Mrs. Marsh-piice 80 cents.
Head ofthe Family-price 80 cents
Quintin Matsys or the Blacksmith of Antwerp
price so cents
Count Mont Leon-price so cents.
Essays from the London Times-price so cents
Hoods Own, being Vol of Putnam's Library
price 25 cents.
Richardson's Arctic Expedition in search of Sir
John Franklin.
AS Good a Comedy; or The Tennesseeans
Story.
large assortment of old and new Romances
and Standard Works, is kept constantly on hand.
Il Ii. GRESHAM,
1924 Broad 81, opposite Broad Street Hotel.
NH
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WINE BOTTLES.-5 hampers black Wine
W Bottles, and $50 gross bottle corks receiving
aai for sale by
mails BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists
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mh;l6-dtds GEO. J. SUMNER. Auctr
BY w. GODDIN.

HOUSE AND LOT ON St. STEPHEN
II AND COUTTS STREETS, DUVAL'S AID.
DITION, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON-Wil be
sold, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON next, the
Gath March, 1852, upon the pre- misses, commencing
at Al O'Clock, lot with small framed tenement
thereon. The lot fronts on st. Stephen street AZ
feet, runs back l29 feet on Coutts street. Terms
one third cash, balance at4 months for approved
endorsed negotiable paper. IF
NH 10 w GODDJN Anct