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New and Valuable Publications,
EXCEPTIONALLY BOOKS FOR
FAMILY READING.
N A S II 81 w DHOUS

l39 Main street.
AguiIar, G-The Mothers Reco mpense; IL mo paper,
Csc; cloth IS
Aguar, S-Vale of Cedars; 10 mo cloth Use; paper
Soc
Aguas, s-Woman's Friendship; cloth 75c; paper
Aguilar. s-W omen of Israel; 2 vols, paper 81; cloth
D9 asq H. E-Ths conspfat0r 10 mo cloth 7Se;
Ellen Parry. Trials of the Heart 10 mo cloth CSC;
paper 38c
Ellen MiddletonIA tale,by Lady Fullerton; ls mo
Home is Heme-A domestic story; 12 mo paper SOC
cloth 75c
Helolse, or the Unreveaed Secret; by Talvl: 70 mo
Hewitt, Mary-The Heir of Vast Wayland II MOI;
paper 33c; cloth 75c
l GA tale Of the Ancient Fame, bv BarIon; II mo:
paper SOC; cloth 75c
James Mountloy, or I've been Thinking, by A 8 Roe :,
parts-paper soc; cloth 75c
Lies Disepine tale of the annals of Hungary; by
Ialvi. author OF Helolse, &C.; 70 mo; paper 3sc
Mcintosh. M-Two Lives, or To Seem and To Be;
u mo; cloth 75c paper soc
Mcintosh, MaCAarms and Countercharms; paper
aid en- Aunt; story, by M; II mo; paper SOC;
cloth 75c
Manzoni, the Berohed Lovers-2 vols, 2 mo; cloth
81 so; paper 81 80.
Margaret Maitland; {some passages in the life of 10
mo; paper SOC; cloth Use
Maxwel's Hill Side aud Border Sketches; 8 vo; pa
Morton Montagu; Young Christians Choice; by B
Mortimer IL mo; cloth 75e
Nsthae, tale by Julia Kavanaugh, author of Wo-
men in France, Madeline, &C.; Is mo; paper 75c
cloth 81
Norman Leslie;a tale by G C Fl; II mo Goth 75c
paper $50
Rose Douglass; or the Autobiography of Minister'S
Daughter; by w; u mo; paper Soc; cloth 75c
Swell, M-The Ear's Daughter; IL mo- cloth 75c
paper soc
SWELL E Many Herbert. tale; IL mo- cloth 75c;
paper SOC
Swell EM-Gertrude, n tale, u mo; cloth Use; pa.
per SOC
Sewell, E. M.-Laneten Parsonage, a Tale, vols
l2mo. cloth 1925; paper cover. $3.50.
Sewell, T.. M-Margaret Perclval, 2vos, cloth 81 so;
paper cover, 81.
SewelI, E.. NV alter Lorimer and other Tale
l2mo, illustrated, C 10th. 75c
Southw orth, e. d. E. N.-The Deserted Wife, a
Novel, 9vo, paper 25c.
soulhworth, E. D. E. N -shannondale, Novel,
evo, paper Csc.
soathworth, E. D. F. N.-The Mother in Law, a
Novel, paper Svo, 39c.
Sunbeam and Shadows and Buds and Blossoms; or
Leaves from Aunt Mnnie's Portfolio, l2mo, paper
Soc; cloth, 75c.
To Love and to be Loved storp by A. Roe,
author OF James Mountjoy," &C., l2mo. CLOTH SOC;
paper, 3sc.
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GRAND MUSICAL FESTiVAL!I
AT THE
EXCHANGE CORCERT rnnNy


EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM
81 ADLhE TERESA PARODI, PRIMa
W. DONNA, from Her Majesty's Theatre, Londan.
respectfully announces that on her passage to Haya'
ma and Mexico she will give Grand Musical Fes,i.
val on SATURDAY EVENING, FlJ. III. Al the
Concert Room of the Exchange Hotel-on which oc.
casion she will be assisted by
SIGNORlNl AMALIA PATTI.
Pfima Donna Conralto, from the Astor Place Italian
Opera.
MlSKA HAUSER, the unriyalIed vio,inist.
Director and Conductor,
MAURICE sTRAKoscH,
The celebrated Composer and Pianist.
PROGRAMME-PARTI
l Fantasia on iavoriie airs from ia file du
Regiment" composed and executed by....
. ,-....,... ~ Maurice Suakoseh.
English Song, by Alexander Lee. sung hy
Signorlni Amalia Patti
Donizetta, composed and executed on the
Violin by ...- Miska Hauser
che celebrated cavaua from Rossini's grand
opera Tancredi, sung by :, Mad'Ile Teresa parodi
"By the Sad Sea Waves" composed by Ben.
Dict, sung by, .Slgnora Amalia Patti
2 "Adao Religoso'' Ole Bulls maste5work,
e The .xo,s c,v,,no from .Miska Hauser
Ia Can non gungel sung by. lie Teresa Parodi
''The Magic BeP' revere sentimeutae.
composed CON I'd ana dma, executed cute, Stakosch
ter" sung by..... .Md'seles Parodi and A Patti
PART III.
"The Bird on the Tree" a Csppricio, written
for little children composed and executed by
Mska Hauser
3 "coma' throagh the Rye" Scotch Song
The famous lS Rcc va: saos is'4a A"'l'' r'
Mad'le Tereee Parod.
ecuted by. ................M M. STRAKOSCE.
Grand Duetto from Bellini's Grand Opera of
NORMA" sung by
Miles Teresse Parod and Amaia Patti.
G3g7 Doors open at 81 Concert to commence at II
O'Clock.
gYs Price OF admission Sl-to be had at the prln-
cipai Music stores and Ho,es fe 5-3t
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT Il co.
No.6l Main street, opposite the city Hotel.
REGULAR SALE DAYS.

- REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS Il SATURDAYS
an the above named days will sell at public auc-
W ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel, COM
mencng at hall-past O'clock, variety of miscea-
neous goods, such as the following
FURNIIUR E.-Cabnets, Wardrobes, Sideboards
Bureaus, Bedsteads Chairs Of every style and pattern:
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Card Tables, Beds and Bedding &c.
ALSO-A large otof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods NC, with ClotAe Cassmeres, Sattinets, Vest
lngs, Flannels, bleaehed and unbleached; domestic
white and brown l. Linen, Table Covers, Oil Cloth d.
Hosiery, Crayats, Shirts aud Drawers, &c.
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
riction iMatches, CLOCKS and an endless varetyo
Peifumery and Fancy Goodsof every description.
NH ALEX. MOTT & CO.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.

New YORK, February 5.-Release of the Cuban
Prisoners.-The steamer Humboldt, which was OBJ
lged to put into Halifax in consequence of breaking
her rudder, arrived here this morning at o'clock
The damage sustained by the Humboldt was trifing
and had it not been for the weather she would
have continued on to New York. Ga the day she
!et Southampton. Lieut.. Mcdonald, of Louisville,
Cuban invaders. arrived in the English steamer from
Vigo He states that ninety. two Of the Cuban nva-
ders had been liberated, and would sail for the Uni
ted States In an American barqae about the first OF
February.
Among the passengers by the Humboldt ia R. w.
Sykes, Esq, Of Philadelphia, bearer of dispatches
from Mr. kives, American Minister at Paris
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MARRIAGE OF JENNY LIND.

BOSTON, Feb 5.
Jenny Lind was this morning married to Otto Cold
schmidt, Pianist Of Hamburg at the residence OF S.
W. Ward, ESQ. her banker in this city She was mar
RED after the Episcopal service, by the Rev'd. DR.
wainwright in the presence Of Ex-Governor Everett;
N: J. Bowdch. her legal adviser; Mr.. and Mrs. S.
w Ward; and the Swedish Consul Mr.. Gold
schmidt had performed with her at several of her re-
cent concerts. They will reside Tor the present at
Northampton, Mass
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The New York Tribune of "Wednesday SAYS "It is
idle wors than idle, to visit this city with the idea
Of engae ing passage by steam across the lslhmus
TO California. All the vessels (boh Panama and M
saragua) are full up April and those for that month
are rapidly filling up. Either engage your passage
weeks beforehand, or take yonr way around the Horn
or over the Sierra. There is no help for it."
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

The steamship Ohio, at New York, brings dates
from Havana the 30h OF Jan.
The Hon. VIM l.. Sharkey, it is announced had
entered upon his duties as Commercial Agent,' and
shippers there to to their invoices practice
which had been prev ously much neglected.
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THE BRANDRETH PILLS ARE ENTIRELY
vegetable, and made on those principles which .one
experience has proved correct 1t is now no specu-
aton when they resored TO in sickness, for they
known TO be the best ceansers of the stomach and
bowels, ana in all dyspepic and bilious cases they are
great blessing. Let every family keep these pills in
the house. II faithfully used, when there is occasion
tor medicine, it will be very seldom that doctor will
be required In all cases of cold, cough, or rheuma.
sm the afflicted owe it to their bodies to use these
Pills.
For sale by M. BRANCH.
East Main ST., corner opposite Old Market.
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ILLNESS OF A SENATOR

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.
Senator McRae, Of Mississippi, has been seriou ly
indisposed for The last few days Yesterday he fell
from faintness, brulsing his head considerably His
illness is not considered dangerous.
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The interest due the Pennsylvania State Debt
was promptly raid on Monday according to clstom,
At the Bank Of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, by the
State Treasurer.
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H. MORRIs& CO., tSuccEssoRs TO d. PAINE
n q Co.. Managers of Lotteries
UMoRE BRILLIANT PRIZES AT PURcELL's In
$4,000 SOLD.
Drawn numbers OF Md. Consolidated, No. AZ, Aug. %
% II as 70 81 7 50 80 65 IL 20 81.
Whole NOS. III %, the capital OF $4,000, sold and
paid at sight by PtJRCEIL.
Drawn numbers Of Grand Consolidated. Glass 81.
% - Az 40 A 50 &c 10 Is % 40 80 "a 26 10 81
Whole 70 ~ %, the grand capital of $4,000, re-
turned from this agency by PURCELL, for want
q purchaser.
$4,000.
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated, Glass N:
81 "a II 70 al IS SO IS 81 90 81 81 80 81 g.
Whole, "a 81, the grand capital of $50, 900, re-
turned to the Managers for want of a purchaser
Whole OF $50 900, 10000 Sc 900, Is, 900, 30 900
26O0O, 10000, 1900, 10000, are few of the leading
prizes sent TO PURCELL in the last five years The
prizes sold by him will amount more money than all
the prizes sold by any other Vender in America and
for grand capitals his agency beats the world. Buv
Morris q Cos tickets, if prizes are wanted, and don i
forget to call or send to pIJRCEIJ
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY. 1852.
$4,000, 10000, 900
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 6. to be drawn
Nos Is drawn ' -
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GRAND STATE BALI,
MILITARY AND CIVIC,
AT THE RICHMOND HHEATI

Al IHE1 RlCf1MOND THEATRE.
sufficient number of subscribers con be obta iued
4 by the 10th oil February next at FIVE DOLLARS
each, the approaching anniversary Of the birth OF thai
| llustrous son of Virginia GEORGE WASHINGTON, will
the edmond Theatre on MONDAY EVENING
| FEB 23d, IN style OF grandeur and elegance neye,
before witnessed in the Slate.
The building to be superbly decorated the scenery
taken out the Parqueete foored over and thu. whole
converted into a magnificent Ball Room capable 'o1
accommodating two thousand persons; and the citi
zehs OF the entire State cordially invited to co-ope-
| mon.
~ Essf! DESCRIPTION lists now open at the Box Office
OF I1e.Eheatre, the American and Exchange Hotels.
ia I'll VIM L. MAULE. Lessee.
d. BbIs NoEthern Apple Brandy, fer sale
HDoTATOEs, PLASTER, APPLES, &c.
IL SO tons lump Plaster
| 300 bushels white Potatoes
so bushels mercer Pota oes
70 bbls Apples
&c bbls Onions
26 bbls No MackereI
| 81 bbls picked Goldfish
| Receiving and for sale by
TILE s.s Il 1ADHNiLhHR' !" any quantity 10
fe5 NORRIS Bookstore.
HGa nHDS prime Porto Rico Molasses
| AV 10 bbls Stuarl's sugar house do
| 70 boxes loaf Sugar. Stuart's Have
| 20 bbs crushed do Coverings 0'N''N
90 bags Laguayra Coffee
bags Pimento
so boxes Huil's patent Candles
200 bags Shot
400 sides Sole Leather, good stamps, and
damaged
| Receiving and for sale by
ia 81 LEWIS WEBB & SON.
EbACoN, BACoN.-lO hhds Baltimore bone
ED Sides 0'0 0'Ne
do do clear do suitable for family use
oo kegs prime new Lard
hbds small size Baltimore Joes
~ pals Lard
ste amer Belvidere, receiving for sale by
JOHN WOMBLE & co.
5000 anssNn CITY y YoN CURED HOG
sale l. BY y ,oun uo,,a, '''
AD Bacon, Sides and Shoulders
terces new crop Rice
Receiving and for sale by
fe 4 BACON & BASKERVILLE.
VlRGiNIA LtME-ioO Casks "virginia' lime,
feb Z sh Il LID T. soMERvlLLE.
AMlI.H FLoUR-l00 barrels Family Flour,
OF approved quality, Tor sale by
ieo4 SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE
EFINE ED SUGARS.-Stuart's loaf, crushed
ma ground and clarified Sugars, receiving and for
IA q TINsLEY & BRYANT.
STOVES, RANGES, &c.,
DR. all the best and cheapest sdAsrns made. now
" offered a, very low prices N7s'
Also. the ENDLESS CHAIN PUMP, improved
IRON and tin ware. &C., at wholesale or retail, by
WIN HI ENSIGN, |
10 jill LAG Main street
* NIFE MISUNDERSTANDING Knife Wash.
kA- ers, Kaiie Boxes, Coke Boxes, &c, for sale bv
M ZIMMERMAN,
Ieo Corner Main and 18th sts
IN BBLs N. r RUM. tor sale by
w ie DAVENP@RT. ALLEN 4 CO
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A MUSICAL HUNBUG. The concert OF the "BIack
Swsn," at Boston, Tuesday evening" was failure.
and the citizens of the modern Athens Aboitionls,s
and all, are astonshed that any one should dare pre-
sent SO consmumae humbug before them.-Bah
Clipper.
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yanagh
>, Iempleton's Engineer, MilIwright and Mechanics
Poeket Companion, by Julius w Adams
Lucfetlous or the Nature of Things, translated in
prose by Rev Watson, to which is adioined the
poenca version OF John Mason Goode; Bohn's Libra
ry. London
Lives OF the most Eminent Painters, ScuIptors and
Architects, trans lated from the Italian OF George Va
sar; Bohn's Library
Pe,rtaclions and her Teachings, or hand book
TO the Gallery OF Organic Remains of the British Mu
scum, by Mante, Esq
history and description of Modern Wines, by Cy-
rus Redding; Bohn's Library
Chief Justice Storys Life and Letters by his son,
VIM w Story
Vol II Howa1d's United States Reports
Vol English Reports in Law and Equity
Lectures on the history OF France, by Sir Ste
phens
For sale by A. MORRIS
fe Late Drinker & Morris
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gyMANAGER's BENEFIT. 81
sHAKsPEARIAN COMEDY AND TWO NEW
PIECES!
Pa which the strength OF the company will appear.
On SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 7,
VIII be performed, Shakspeares comedy. entitled
KATHERINE AND PETRUCIO
Petruco. Mr. BreIsford Grumo. .... Mr. Burke
Bondelo.. Mr. Phelps Katherine. :. Mrs Potter
10 be followed by entire piece now playing at
Buron's Theatre, New York, with immense sue
DEEDS OF DREADFUL NOTE,
OR, CRIMSON CRIMES.
Fright. Mr. Burke Mrs Fright. Miss Wheeler
La Mazurka, hy..... .Mad'lIe Ciocca and Mr. Carese
To conclude with the popular farce, first time in this
DOMESTIC n EcoNoMy.
Boxes SO cents; Pa,quete 50 cents cents
Centre Gallery 25 cents; Coored Gallery IS cents
Eastern Gallery IS cents.
Doors open At quarter past 6-cur'ain will rise at
~ few season and monthly tickets can be had
on application at the Box office. fe7
Ek ANAGERs' OFFICE.-F MORRIS 4
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR. THIS DAY.
Capitals $40 900, 10000, 20 0CO, 10 OOO 5000 20 of
10. 50, &c; 7s Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets sl2. y
Also the Dollar Lonery-Capilal $4,000 sc.
"a IS 81 50 Is l3 II 81 s 6 Is.
ieb c. w. PURCELL.
EACKSON'S CANDLES.--5o boxes receiving
e. per schr Sharon, for sale by
te7 WILLIAMS & BRO.
10 COFFEE.-l9l bags Rio Coffee, receiving
ma for sale by
lei BACON & BASKERVILLE.
SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP.-2O bbls receiving
fs7 BACON & BASKERVILLE.
q aAsA Bags OLD LAGUIKA CUFFEE
LII WV suitable for family use
LEI FRY 4 McCANDL1sH.
DRAGG'S FAMILY FLOUR. Tor sale by
- fe FRY & McCANDLISH.
&UrERIOK MOUNTAIN, EXTRA AND
~ FAMILY FLOUR. for sale by
te FRY & MoCANDLIsH.
FDRIME LAGUAYRA AND JAVA cor
Il FEE-90 bags hndng. per Oranna for sale by
fe JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
NDOUCHONG TEA.-lO half chests landing p.r
Il Orianna, for sale by
pUCKWHE EAT FLOUR.-5O ar. bags landing
ie7 JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE
BACON SHOULDERS-3o hhds Ola shvua-
ED ers, bright and sound, for sale by
fe JOHN ii. CLAIBORNE.
HUBA MUSCOVADO MOLASSES-H
~ hhds prime, for sale by
lie 7 JOHN FL CLAIBORNE.N |
HHRESH SMYRNA FIGS.-3OO drums, Tor sale
fe7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co. ]
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MIGHT SALES, NIGHT sALEs.--t5,

nc Ut SALES. NIGHT sALES.--oa
~ MONDAY evening, the 20h September II h. II
past o'clock al my store opposite the City Hotel
Will commence my Night Sales, and will continue
them during the season. at which time will be sold from
The shelves general assortment of Staple and Fancy
Goods, Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy
Goods, &c. &c. CIV
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Cloths
GassImeres, vestings Cacoes Alpacas, Irish Linens
Cashmeres, Muslins, Shrtngs, Casnes, FlanneIs Pins
&c. &c. N''
HARDWARE & CUTLERY-superior Ivory
handle Knives and Forks, Isl pieces Buck Handle
Knlves and Forks per doztn, Britannia Ware, Tea
Trays, Walters, Pocket and Carded Knives Scissors.
Nazors, N Ihhmbles, Braces, Bits, &c.
IT, FANCY GOODS-Lades' Writing Desks End
Work Boxes, Cologne, Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Fms, suspenders, Accordeons, Dressing
Tuck and Side Combs, Back gammons, Razors Strops
Har brushes Money Purses, Family and Pocket BIZ
JEWELLERY-Fin Patent Gold Lever Watches
Gold Detached Levers full ewelled Gold Cylinder do.
do English Silver Levers, &c, Gold Pens and Pen
els Silver do. Breaspin., Gold Guard Chains, Gold
Fob do Steel Chains. Cameo Pms, Bracelets, Ear
Rings. Casters, Segars, Matches, &c.
seN a. MOTT g. co, Aucts.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb. 6. P. M.
FLOUR has declined, large sales at s4 r.
CoRSlfrm.
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LATEST NEWS.
Transmitted by Magnetic Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WhsHlNGToN, Feb. o.
SEsATE-The Senate passed the bill appropriaung
10000 to pay the mechanics work upon the the Cap
lto extension.
The rest OF the day was consumed in discussing pr
va,e bills.
HoUsE-The House empowered the committee on
the Capitol extension send tor and papers.
to assist in the enquiry relative to the permanent sab
ty Of the formation of said extension.
The rest of the day speHt in discussing the
bill for rendering land warrants assignable.
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AUCTION SALES.
FU TURE DAYS.
STOCB OF pooTS SIToCS !,

STOCK OF BOOTS. SHOES, Sc. Ar
~ AUCFION.-On MONDAY morning the OH
ist, commencing at 10 O'Clock shall sell al pub
nc auction, at the store of Karr Brother opposite
the banks, their entire stock OF Boots. Shoes &c
now IN store, the pfopretors having determined to
q Ncthtpue Mat branch OF their business amongst
which may be found
2'o pairs OF geatemen's Boots, their own manulac-
ture
20 pairs OF eentsemens Shoes. Caters &c. their own
n1anuia ctcse
300 pairs of Ladies' Shes of dfsrart stvlov and
terms ~ '
l5o pairs adies' Caters, Slippers Ties, &c, their
own manufacture.
The above stock is verv desjrabe heinz their o,,,
work and fashionable styles.
Terms at sale.
fe2 ALEX MOTT & CO.. Aucts.
VALUABLE VACANT LOTS IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND CoIINTY
OF HENRICO, FOR SALE AT AuCTfoN.-
win be sold Oh TUESDAY, The 10Th day of Febru.
airy, le32, upon the premises respectively Commence
g az ~ CLOCK, the following lots allotted to Eliza A.
Marshall, (now the wife Of VIM d. TAYLOR, ESQ. y in
the DIVISION OF Col. Richard Adams real estate viz
Lot NO .. South side OF Cary street, between Izlh
ana ION streets fronting % Feet running back 100 feet
mo 20 west sde 18th street, running back II feet
| which it also fronts 'N'' y"
NO 50. Fronting % feet front on West side 10th
street, running back ITO leet 10 Shockoe Creek
Lot letter i, West side of Valley street between
Richard and Baldwin streets, iroating so feet on VAL
ley street. running back l65 feet to Concord street on
Whcn II also fronts
No ia. A triangular lot on Coalter and Baker
| streets, 3 roods and % poles
NO l5S. A;square of acres between William
Christian, Federal and James sis
hal acre lot Northwest corner of " lillian and
Federal sreets ~
No SO. The North halfof this square. containing
acre, lying between 18th, 26th, X and L SITS
NO Isl. mo 2 OF this square, containing half acre,
lying between Byrd and Peasants Adams and Scott
streets
No l9l No ol this square, containing ha acre w.
Ing between Venahe and Byrd Pink and Rose streets
No 49, No ], 3 and of this square. containing
1t acres, lying between SD and 34lh, M and N
Streets
The.sae will commence with the lot first described
above
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 6 and 10 months
tor negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed or title re-
tanned until the last note shall be fully paid off,
1eS w GODDIN, Auct.
NROCERTES. &C., AT AUCTION.-On
IN THURSDAY, 18th February we will sell at our
auction store, at 10 o'clock an assortment of Groce-
ries, viz:
70 hhds Porto Rico Sugars
IS hhds Moasses
200 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
l25 bbls Coffee, Crushed and Pa!verized Su.
gaTs
SO bbIs No Henings
Rum. Brandy
Green and black Teas
Window Glass, Soap, Candles, Vinegar
Cap and Letter Paper, &c.
TERMs--Under 500 cash; SlOo and over months
DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.,
ie Auctioneers.
NV
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BOSTON, FeDudTy o.
Henry Pitman, master, and Augustus Hichings,
mate, of ship Sterling, and Samuel Diary, master of
the Missouri, were arrested a charge of stealing
from the wreck Of the Missouri, lost at the Island OF
Sumatra, in the East Indies, $4,000 specie. II was
supposed at the time to have been stolen by the ma
tIves.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGiNIA.-At Circuit Court of Ch,ncrt
tor the county OF Henfico, held at the State Couer
house, in the city OF Richmond, on Monday, March
Sd, 1851, William Duke, Thomas Duke, and Aaron
Hungertord and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Duke,
plaintiffs against Thomas Hicks and Mary his wife.
Robert Hill, Paylor Walker and Temple Walker
executors OF John Hill, deceased, Edward C. Mosby
executor OF William Chamberlayne deceased. and
Thomas Branch, Sergeant of the town of Petersburg
and as such administrator oil Patrick Hendren deceased
defendants.
1t appearing that in the reports made by the commits.
sioner IN his case, has been taken of the
slaves which went into the possession oil the defendant
Mary Hicks as Administrative OF the said Rcbatd
Duke, deceased, exeep; as to hres which have been
estimated and reported upon, the court on the motion
of the plaintiffs by counsel doth luther adudee ordpr
and Decree that one OF the commissioners OF this cou
enquire INTO and report to the what slaves belong
log 10 me esta OF the said K chsrd Duke, deceased
went into the hands of the said defendant As his adj
mnlslratrx, and what has become oil such slaves and
what was their value, with any matters specially sta.
ted, deemed pertinent by himself or which apy Of the
parties may require to be stated
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07

NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. 6, p. NJ.
CoTToN-l000 bales changed hands Strictly Mid
ding Upland ST; OrleansS3. Market closed dull.
PLoUR-Southern 81 rs TO 81.
CoRS-Mixed 70 cts.
ToBAcco-Kentucky Sc so B8. 81