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COMMIssIONER'. SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE In pursuance Of a decree Of tina
Circuit Court of ChanceIy for HenIico County.
pronounced the 10th day OF March, 1852, in san
therein pending, under the style of George. &c,
against brown &c, shall. on Tuesday. the 18th
day of June next. at O'Clock in the aitefneox,
proceed to sell, on the premises, at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, the House az Lot situated at
the corner of Leigh and It'll Streets in the city Of
Richmond, which was formerly occupied by James
Z. Heath, and which was conveyed By The said
Heath and wife to me, by deed bearing date the
2lst day OF December sis, and Of record in the Of
fee OF the Court OF Hastings for the city Of RicA-
mond.
Terms OF sale-0ne-third cash, one-third in SIX
months, and the residue in nine months from the
day of sale-the purchaser giving negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, and tue title TO be
tanned until conveyance is directed by the cours
nv l2--dtds JOHN o. STEGER
COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF VALU-
U ABLE Its AND DWELLING house ON
LEIGH STREET, IN CITY OF RICHMOND liz
pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit Court Of
Chancery for Henrico County, made on the Oh
day OF March 1852 IN suit pending therein, styled
"hayes Us. Hayes, DC" shall, as the Commission
er therein named offer for sale ON the premises az
public auction, on Tuesday. the 18th day of
June next, II fair, snd II BoI, on the next fair day.
commencing at 5 o'clock II, those two half acre
lois of ground, with the brick dwelling house
thereon now occupied by Peter D. Bernard lying
ON the North side OF Leigh, between 9Th and 9Th
streets, and opposite 10 the residence OF Thomas
w. McCance.
Also, the LOT OF ground at the corner Of 9Th and
Leigh streets and ON the South side of Leigh, I'D
Joining the residence Of Thomas w. McCance 'front.'
ing about 80 feet Leigh street. and running bach
| an acre in depth.
| The above property will be laid off into lots to
suit purchasers, and from lis convenience and ne
trement of location is believed to be highly eli
| gible for building lots
Immediately alter the sale Of the above lots, wiz
be offered for sale, under the same Decree acres
of land on the Meadow Bridge Road, adjoining the
| farm of Adolph Dill, and within his enclosure.
Terms OF SALE One. third cash bsisnee in
| two equal instruments, al and u moRths, wste
interest added, for eroorsed negotiable notes. and
title retained until conveyance is directed By the
Court
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Com
rNLThin n.,rr INV 2l-.{fa utie
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I ADIES' DRESS G8ODS.-We Rave just
IA received large and beautiful assortment OF
Dress Goods, purchased at the North for the cash,
which selling cheaper than any other
house in this city: Grape Shawls plain and EN-.
brodered; Barge de Lame, good quality at IL
cents French Calico 29 inches wide, fast colors
CT cents Changeable Silks, God quality, rs cents ;
Rich Brocade silks hne Ginghamz $50 Parasols
of all kinds, at great bargains; French Worked
Collars, l2X cts; Lace Sleeves.
Those who wish to buy the cheapest Goods in
this city, cali at
rtCG9 rEU'''I <ILcso Stores,
IS and So Main street
5000 yards Lawns, from sixpence to the finest
French my II
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The vivid pictures of bold and reckless ing and
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Claiming the attention of the reader by series of
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This is an intensely interesting narrative of the
career OF gay youth. Once taken up, the readers
will not be apt to lay it down until he has followed
the Fortunes and Misfortunes of Harry Racket
Scapegrace' to the end The chase after the scape-
grace, that the author gives to the reader is an ex
citing and lively one -Dis patch.
Price 80 cents copy For sale by
G. NJ WEST BROTHER
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cents. nv %
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sNHKING GOUDs.-Ju.. openeo q large and
- fashionable assortment o; spring Clothing;
also, a large assortment OF new style Cloths. Cas-
simeres, Vessfngs, &c, something really new
ano rich Gail and examine al M l2O.
NH ~ =. b. SPENCE
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND. BEING
=, - PART OF THE WELTON ESTATE. JUST
6ELoW RICHMOND, UNDER DECREE IN
Ixu.asNGERY-Under the directions of decree
- ~ Ine circuit Court OF Chancery for the County
Iaz esn = pronounced on the 23d day of April
.,d 10 me suit OF Cunningham against Randolph
Issa. LINERS, the undersigned Deputy Sheriff Tor
n H., a 4. Din, Sheriff of Hsnrico county, win,
At pubic us day Of June next proceed 10 sell
bidder fo- cue on the premises, to the highest
the Welton estate as was at sale =,
on.. ha % saia estate purchased by John Pleas.
anIs, oeing the two lots numbered and en- III ~.
,a;n;oa @ nea IN the papers of said suit con.
'a'hips MT SIX ana one fourth acres each
THoS. w. boswell. n
nv 29-o0t for ccnnin, ". -
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911NDs0ME DRESS GOODS AT Ne
III DucED PRICEs.-A seaanial azsortnsse
81 nav awe D-ass Gseds- ssch a. embroldered -
printed frenrn aasnns, urgsnales: Jsrensst
- ~. rgayed ana plain Bsreges and Barge -
Lainest No. WM J. sWORDG.
| as No 22s Broad stre<t
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u AKIN FOR SALE.-We have d FARM ot
sixty acres, few miles out on the Mechanics.
vile turnpike which Is ia good condition for cu-
tiyation, and mas on it Peach and an Apple Or.
chard; plenty of Wood and Wster. but no build
ings. AppIyto Us. TOLER Il COOK,
my 30 General Agents.
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BY WELLINGTON Ga1nnIS

HOUSE AND LOT ON wASu,~cr
Ill STREET NEAR CLEARINGHOUSE NJ "
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wnl be sold LIZ -.
Thursday afternoon, the ID day OF June. 1870
upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock, a
small framed Dwelling, on the Central Railroad .sd.
joining Carrington's Min, fronting on Washington
street
TERMS months credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable paper, interest added.
my 81 w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
SALE OF REAU

II 49, AI6'S SAIL OF n IL EG~
TAIE-By virtue of the provisions Of ~
| trust deeds, executed by Mosoy johnson and ~
10 the undersigned as trustee, dated the 2OeA
day OF October, 1851 and the other the 2ah day n
January, 1852, and duly recorded in the Office Of
the Hastings Court of the City Of Richmond an
at the request of the benefciaries therein. win -
offered tor sale, at public auction on the preniSes
on TUESDAY, the 9Th cay of June next, az S
O'Clock, p. NJ If iair, and If not on the ne 1t fair
DAY, that LOT parcel OF ground lying at the c.x
ner OF Grace and 18th streets in the city of Rich
mond, with two brick tenements and one franz
tenement thereon, fronting about 49, feet on lSsk
street and running back l22 l2 feet to alley a
feet wide.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth cash. balance n
three instruments at 6, - and 10 months, with in
terest added, for negotiable notes, secured By q
trust deed.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trasses.
- Wing please copy. my 2S-l0
an THURSDAY, BID OF JUNE NEXT,
" at IL O'Clock M.-Will be sold, upon the
premises, the FARM Known as Woodstock, situated
on the New Bridge Road within five miles of Rich
mond, and adjoining the lands oil DR.. Garnet snA
Richard Hill, Jr.
The Farm contains 400 acres 40 of which is the
best Chckahominy bottom, IS acres thereof having
beautiful growth of Herds Grass and Timothy;
100 acres OF tine tract is heavily wooded with the
best Of Pine and Oak timber, and the balance con
sisting of highland, has been copiously ashed and
LINED, and from the excellent character OF the
soil, is susceptible of high improvement
The Improvements consist of comfortable
frame house, nearly new, large barn, stable, loo
house, &c.
The owner having determined to remove to hin
other farm, on James River The above farm viii,
the day mentioned, if fair be sold, without i'm
| it reserve, TO the highest bidder.
| The purchaser will have the privilege of seeding
crop OF Wheat in the Fall, and full possession viii
| be given ON the Let January next
The Terms will be liberal, and will be made
known Oh the day of sale.
| JAMES M. TAYLOR,
nv 22-lt AuetiOnssr
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HOUSE AND LOT On CLAY. between
IA End and 3rd 81, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win be Sold on Monday afternoon. the 3lst
day OF May. 1852. upon the premises, commencing
at hait past O'Clock, brick Dwelling ON the south
side of lay, between 2i and I'd streets, now in the
occupancy Of Mr. Alley. The lot is a mosr beauti
tui one-has front OF SO feet, and depth of 1853
feet. Also, 5 half acre lots Nos 367 $40, 37I, 374
37o IN Duyals addition, near the Poor House
Ierms-One third cash; balance az 6 and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, se-
cured by trust deed, or title retained
nv 27 w GODDIN Auctr
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my24 CHRIS TAN LATHROp
TEN DOLT,ARS REW1RO IT, -

TFEN DULLARS REWARD.-Ihe above
l. reward will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery OF negro man Tom, to the Tailor of the
city OF Richmond, SIS if delivered to me at the
depot OF the South Side Railroad Company, at Pc.
tersburg. The said negro is about 5 feet or
inches high, thick and heavy built, and of light
copper complication. He has a sullen face and
speaks slowly when spoken to He belongs to the
estate of the late Sarah Branch and has wife liv.
ing at Broad Rock, in Chesterfield county.
G. 3. ALLSUP
my l3-3w Agent s s. Railroad Co
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CARPET WARE RnnMs CuuIrrI 4,

fARPET WARE ROOMS.-CHRISTIAN
" d LAIHROP, offer their stock of fine yelye,
Patent Tapestry Ingram and Three Ply Carpets
rich Rugs, DC, at great bargains.
Clnzens and strangers have rare opportunity
OF supplying themselves with fine Carpet at a
great reduction from the usual prices. Call at
SO Main street.
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UNE NO. HARPER's NEW MONTH.

Lf MAGAZiSE.-The Sfth volume of Har-
per's New Monthly Magazine is commenced by the
issue of the present number. The Publishers EN-
brace the opportunity OF renewing the expression
OF their thanks to the public and the press for the
ext aordinary degree of favor with which its sue
cessive numbers have been received. The re. ular
edition now consists OF ninety thousand copies.
The publishers take the liberty OF inviting spe-
cial attention to their Editorial Department, which
is prepared BY six OF the most accomplished htera-
ny gentlemen OF the country. and a. an expense of
several hundred dollars for each number
The pubsue trust that it is not necessary for
them to relterate their assurances, that nothing
shall ever be admitted to the pages OF the Maya.
zine in the slightest degree offensive to deicacy or
to any moral sentiment They will seek steadily to
exert upon the public healthy moral influence
and to improve the character, well as please the
taste, OF their readers. They will aim to make
their Magazine complete repertory of whatever
is most useful and agreeable in the current literary
productions OF the day.
Now Is the time to subscribe as this No com.
mences new volume.
my 26 ]. w. RANDOLPH, Agt.
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IUU ANEA MEN NANTED.-We Want I'M.
D medlately, : or 10 good workmen, on Ladies'
and Gents Shoes, Caters. DC to whom gooo wa
yes and steady employment will be given
nay - WHITE a. PAGE
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NOTICE.-Until the trst day OF July next. G
" l.. BETTY IS hereby appointed and authorised
to sell the stock of Hats, &c, on hand, for cash
only, agreeably to the provisions OF deed Of trust
executed to for the benefit OF his creditors and
duly recorded in the Clerks ofice OF the Hastings
Court, after which date due notice viii be given Of
public sale. and until that time said Betty is au-
thorised to receive payments my agent for any
monies due. EUWD. d. EACHO, Trustee
nv lU-2awtd For q, f. RETTY
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ces 10 the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally as general Collector of Claims. He
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business en-
trusted TO his care. His office is in the rear of Mr.
HAYES Z. sutton's Office, in Law Building, Rich
mOnd, Va. INV 4Sfnos
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~, THE CANADIAN STA LION
1TEDMOR, will stand this season at my
Stable = miles N0rta Of Petersburg, the Peiers-
burg Turnpike Road at Edw'd F. Perkinson's Esq,
near the Exeter Mills, and al l.. II. Tot;ys, at the
North gate of the Petersburg and Manchester Turn
pike Road. For particulars, &c., see hand bills.
BENZ. L. LUEDIE.
Chesterfield, March 25th, 1852.
NH 31-9faw.lue
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Ah>EiLLEs VEsTs.-Just received. a
~ beautiful lot Of Marseilles Vests; for sale
'HcSP. RlDDICK a. BENSON,
my 2S-ts ll0 Main s,ree.
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IF you
bic pests,
s Il Co.'S
Aich viii
~ tried,
FINISHED
OF New
has been
ond, and
liy buy a
| retail, by
IAN,
street
MAS II.
viewed
A chea,
tres Of a
a Chase
? cents
ortralt Of
ed--only
Hon Mrs
by Miss
- %
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'IyOBACCO box PLANh.-Iu000 Ieel
j beat quality, just received and for sale by
my26 ROBERT RANKIN.
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= FOR HUSTON aud PORTLAND.

pEAUTIFUL LOT OF CLOTHS, CAS-
u sIMERES, AND VESTIaGS.-The suoscri.
beTs have just received beautiful lot of Cloths Cas-
slileFes, and Vestings, which they prepared to
make up with neatness and dispatch in short no.
uce. RlDDICK L. BENSON
my 2c-ts no Main s,reet
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GLOVES, sUsPESDERs, COLLAK-.
ADJUST received, second lot of Gloves
Suspenders, Collars, Shirts Crevats, Eeck,ies, &c
iot sale cheap. RIDDICK d. BENSON,
ny &6-Is ITO Main street
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SPRING AND SUMMER l;OODs.-A
~ fresh assortment OF Spring and Summer Cloth.
lag just received and for sale low
RIDDICK g. BENSON.
my @c-ts ITO Main street
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~ ct NURSE WANTkD.-hone neea ap.
w ply who cannot bring the highest testimonials
for character, sc. Apply at this office.
my i2-tawts
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w HV "VULD BELIEVE ITS-But It Is
w TACT, and you can prove ii TO your satisfac
ton, that am selling Gents Fine French Calf
sewed Boots TOR only &c.. Come quick or you
may lose bargain, as there il only email lot Of
them. WALsH,S.
nv ~ "a sier IF tbo p;1 poo+
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-03-09
Mortgage Sale.

hEFAULT having been made in the payment
H. of IL certain sum of money secured to be
paid by indenturc of mortgage, bearing date the
seventeenth day of November, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and forty-eight, execu-
ted by Isaac Lowing, Lovina Lowing and Holden
G.. Lowing, Of Ottawa County, in the State of
Michigan, to Levi Mattison and John Mattson, of
Gainesville, in the State of New York, and recor-
ded in the office of the Register of Deeds of said
county of Ottawa, on the ninth day of December,
in the year 1918, in liber G. of mortgages, pa
ges 2S3 and 2Si. On which said indenture of
mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date
of this notice, the of ninety three dollars and
ten cents, 1898 l0)-and no suit or proceeding at
law equity having been instituted to collect the
same or any part thereof Notice is therefore
hereby given, that by virtue of power of sale in
said mortgage contained, and in pursuance of the
statute in such case made and provided, the prem
Uses in said mortgage described, to wit: The north
half of the northwest quarter, and the east half
of the southeast quarter of section number four
az, in township number six CO.., north of range
number thirteen 49,, west: situate in said county
of Ottawa, and containing one hundred and sixty
acres of land according TO government survey,
will be sold subject to Il further installmcnt, not
yet due OH said mortgage, Cor so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the amount due on
said mortgage, mt the date of this notice. with in
tercst, cost and expenses allowed by law, ut pub
lie vendue to the highest bidder, at the place of
holding the Circuit Court for the county of Otta-
wa in the village of Grand Haven, in said county
of Ottawa and State of Michigan, on the sixth
day of March, A. ID. 1852 mt one o'clock in the af
ternoon of that day. Dated Grand Rapids Nov.
80, 1851. LEVI MATTIsoN, ! Nortooooos
JOHN MATTIsoN. Aioi'S"SeeS'
c. G.. RooD, Atty. T23w13.
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SPRING OPERATIONS.

PRUNING ORcWARDs--If this has not been
done as recommended, it should be attended to
Immediately; aud remember to cover the large
wounds with grating wax, thick paint, or bet
ter tar and brick-dust applied hot.
GRATING March and April are the months
for performing this essential operation. Crafts
may yet be cut and preserved in damp saw-dust
until wanted. Propagate none but good fruit.
That individual who does not get the best of
fruit when it is within his reach is inexcusable.
The expenditure of time in procuring it will new
er be regretted. An excellent grating wax is
made of parts tallow, 3 parts beeswax, and
part rosin.
Look for caterpillars nests; they may oe
seen in little rings around the branches near the
extremities. Cut off and burn them. Diligence
in this will soon rid an orchard of these insight
ly marauders.
Scrape and wash trees of all kinds. Take
strong I've for large trees, but for young frees
it should be weak, as the bark is tender. New
er white-wash trees until you can reasonably be-
lieve that coat of paint would contribute to
the health and growth of a man or beast.
A solution of whae-oil soap, with the addi-
ton of a pound or two Of sa-soda for 100 trees,
is better application, but it cannot be obtained
in all localities.
GRAPEs.-As soon as the ground is in n fit
condition for working, prepare a bed for grape
cuttings, if they have been sc cured as recon-
mended in former No. of this paper. Make
the ground very fine to the depth of foot. Cut
up the vines to three joints each and place them
slantingly in the bed inches apart, to the depth
of inches, leaving bud Just beneath the sur
face of the ground If a crust forms on the sur
face it should be stirred, and if drouth occurs
they must be supplied with the suds from the
wash. For this purpose the bed should be in
some convenient place where it can be easily
supplied.
STRAwBERBIEs.-The latter part of this
month or first Of April, beds should be made for
this most delicious of all fruits. While deep
and very rich culture will produce berries an
inch in diameter, shallow culture on a poor soil
will not produce them half that size, while the
flavor will also be lessened in proportion.
Plant Is inches or 2 feet apart, keep perfect
ly clean, aad spread straw around to keep the
fruit from the ground This was the ancient
practice, and hence The name Of the fruit.
Michigan Farmer.
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Mortgage Sale.

EFAULT having been made i'm the payment
~ of q certain sum of money, secured to be paid
by indcnturc of Mortgage, bearing date the six
teenth day of October A. ID. eighteen hundred and
forty-eight, executed by Sherry Hammond of OF
tawa County, State of Michigan, to Francis b. Gill
bert of the same County. On which Mortgage
there is claimed to be due at the date Of this no.
tice, the sum of one hundred ffty-two ninety-six
hundredths dollars, for the collection of which, or
any part thereof no suit at law or in equity has
been commenced. Notice is therefore hereby Civ
en-, that by virtue of power of SALE i'm said Mort
gage contained, and in pursuance of the statute in
such case made and provided, the premises there
in described to wit The southeast fraction of the
southeast quarter of section eleven, and lots num-
bercd one and two, and the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of section fourteen, all
in township eight north, of range sixteen west,
containing in all one hundred sixteen and thirty
one hundredths acres, according to government
survey will he sold at public vcnduc, to the high
est bidder, at the Court House, in the village of
Grand Haven, in said county of Ottawa OH the
twenty-eighth day of October, A. ID. eighteen hun
bred and fifty-one, at two o'clock in the afternoon
of said day FRANCIS b. GILBERT Mortgage.
Grand Haven July %, 1851. l3w4I
The above sale is postponed until December 30,
A. ID. 1851, at the same hour and place.
FRANCIS b. GILBERT, Mortgage.
The above sale is further postponed until the
Doth day Of March, A. ID. 1852, at the same hour
and place. FRANCIS b. GILBERT, Mortgagcc.