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Mrs sOUTHwORTHs NEW NovEL-vrxnia and
vi Msgdsiene Foster Sisters. vol.
The novel; author OF Miseormus vol
The Black Ord Mortality, being vol 5 Hans edition
Waverly Novels. ~ cents. NJ
Just published and Coz sale by -... ....,a..
sep,N Bookseller, near 9th street
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(OTuS Csssimeres, vestinGs aek - sasu,a,os
Of merchant tsors stock csssAs sasrss
vesines, trimmings, &c, which win sell very cheap
Sept 2i-eod2w YERnY q MILLER
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New YoRK, Sept 25,-rhe steamer Humboldt for Havrs
sailed day with III passengers and 83sO0o0 Ia
specie.
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DIE Bun citizen o. ths Uait.d Sl.ls

PnLApELpHIA. Sept 25-o.e Bull the celebrated Norwe.
gian vonis took the necessary oath In Independence
Hall day TO become citizen Of the United States.
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Markets.

New YoRK, Sept. 25-p. m.-Government stocks frm
United States 6s, 1863 llsi sales Of Canton, Sil Erie
unchanged. Exchange on London, lol TO l0A premium
The money market continues easy, Flour is timer Sales
OF 5000 bbls 81 81 81 81 for State brands saes.
also, OF southern, ut 81 5oa 81 62A Rye Hour and
meal unchanged.
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PnLApELrHIA, September 25--p. m.The stock market 10
quiet. Government stocks unchanged Ponnsyvania S.
96h 96g. Flour is steader, and held rm Sales OF
standard brands at - 81 Rye Hour 50 rs % 81
Corn meal Pennsylvania SO so Brandy wine. 80 u.s. Saes
Of red wheat at "a 95 cents white d. % l02 oents
Yellow corn, So 10 OATS 30 Rye, 10 oents.
with sales.
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CnARLEsroN, September Is.

The fever is abang only four deaths reported yester
day Business has been interrupted in consequence OF
tho epidemic. Cotton dull, and slightly depressed
New ORLEANS, September 70.
The market dull, and prices have declined one
eighth censales small Breadstufs quet-n change
In prices. Provisions dull, and prices dropping.
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WASHINGTON, July 3, 1852
To prevent all mistakes and misrepresentation We the
undersigned, members of Congress- adopt this method
making Joint statement 10 constituents respectively
and all who take interest in the subject that
and will support Gen. Scott for the presidency
he stands before the American peope, for the fol-
lowing amongst other reasonsi
He obstnaey refused, to the time OF his on
give any public opinion In favor OF that series Of mems
ures of the last Congress known the Compromise, the
maintenance OF which with MS ~ question OF
paramount i'm portnnoe Nor has he since his nomination
made any declaration OF his approval OF those measures as
a final adjustment of the issues In controversy
II is the resolutions OF the convention that MONT
mated him clear and explicit this question
need be but Gen. Scott in his letter Of acceptance,
which contains oil thstwe have from him that matter.
give them the approval OF his Judgment This he
seems sodiou.y have avoided. He accepts the nomt
nation the resolutions red" That Is he takes
the nomination orere. individual takes estate,
wnh whatever f~cubro~ces II may be foddsd with And
the only pledge and guarantee he offers Tor bis adherence
the principles OF the resoutions are The known incl
dents OF long public life," &c,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FOR THE DAILY DlspATcH
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
French fnrasioa of England Threatened!
GREAT ALARM IN LoNDoNI
Tseenty-Ffre Thousand Troops Ordered 10
that Ctr.
New YoRK,Feb. 70.

New YORK, Feb. l2.
The Collins mail steamer Pucfc arrived al
her wharf to-day. Her latest dates, by tele-
graph from London TO Liverpool, were to the
18th ult. The report was quite current that
an invasion of England was about to be under.
taken by Louis Napoleon. Ii created great
alarm among all classes in London. This
alarm was increased by the fact that the 60.
vernment had ordered thirty thousand stand OF
arms from Birmingham, andhad directed TWEEN.
ty-fve thousand troops to be assembled in that
city.
The Daily News says that orders have been
sent to recall all the ships of War now in the
'ragus, with all possible dispatch, to assist in
the defence of England.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CorToN-In four days forty thousand bales
changed hands. The price has advanced one-eighth
since the last advices
FLouR.-The demand very active Western
Canal quoted at 2es6 Cd; Ohio, 23s cd.
CoRN-Dull. Yellow 29s cd White 32s cd.
MoNEY.-Cousuls closed at 96l cents.
SECOND DISPATCH.
FRANCE.
The Woaiteur publishes the names of the
Senators under the new Constitution. Mon.
sieur Baroche, the Vice President, will preside
in the absence of the President.
COMMERCIAL.
McHenry's circular of the 9th, bv the Pa
cifc, says Shat the Corn murke, maintains
full prices, but is less buoyant. Consumers
sustained in some cases. Whea, sold Id. to
ID. over Fridays prices. AT London sester-
day Wheat advanced ID, Flour Cd.
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.SiprnIor ,Su;r;Je

DoYLEsTowY, Pa, Feb. IA man calling
c.msat Francis Scavita, from Trumbull coun-
IS, Ohio, coinmitted suicide here by shooting
himself this afternoon. He had arrived from
F sAervilie, by the stage, having left at tina,
place horse and wagon. He said he had
been robbed Of 5000.
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4 MARYLAND Stare demanded.

PHlLADELPInA, Feb. IA slave named
JOIN Tuscan, belonging to John Pinkney, near
Annapolis, vas arrested in this city this morn
irg, and sent back TO Maryland in die express
train this evening. He had been residing here
eight years, aud did not deny his identity,
a.ledging that he was truly glad to return to bis
old master,
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UNION HOTEL,

EAefIi les wishing b ard will find some very
pleasant rooms at this Hotel; Also tor single gen
temen, with or without lodging. ] would be glad to
accommodate about four more families and about
ten more single gentlemen with board by The year
OF quarter. Transient families and gentlemen visit.
ing Richmond viii find this house very pleasant
place OF resort Twill promise, if possible, to give
them satisfaction, and they will ind the house to be
one OF the most pleasant and orderly Hotels in this
city. My charges will be very moderate. Apply
to the subscriber. JOHN TALMAN
te l2-2wi~
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AMUSEMENTe
EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM
A MOTHER GRAND MUSICAL FEsTI

EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM.
A MOTHER GRAND MUSICAL FEsTI
1AVAL.-MAD,LI.E TERESA PARODI
respectfully announces that, by the urgent reoues,
OF great number OF distinguished families, she
more GRAND CoNcERT, which will take 1 pl one
os FRIDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at the Exchange
Concert Room, on which occasion she will be ss
sisted by the eminent Vocalist,
Mad'lle. Amalia Patti.
from the Aston Place Opera House. New York
Mtska Hauser,
The Great Pianist, Director and Conductor
MAURICE STRAKOSCH,
TIE eminent Pianist aud Composer
great Masters OF Sacred, Classical and Popular uu
sic, and will be the most interesting and varied
ever offered in this city.
MADSELLE TERESA PARODI viii sing, for
The first time in Richm nd, the famous Aria II
know that my Redemer lveth," from Handel's
masterwOrk, "The Messiah" in English
The beautiful Romanza, "Robert tot que fame u
from Robert je Diable by Meyerbeer in Greek, aud
the celebrated Drinking Song from ..La Tempes.
MADsELLE AMALia PATTI viii Is SING met the fa
vorite Ballads, g" asst Rose of Summer" and sc ON.
in Through the Rye"
PROGRAMME-PART |.
l. Grand Fantasia, on airs from Lucia di Lam
mermoor" composed and executed by Maurice
Strakosch
2. "Oh vert thou but my own 10 re-" a beautiful
English Song, sung by Mad'selle Amalia Patti.
3. Fantasia on lines, by Donizett composed and
executed by Miska Hauser.
4. 81 know that my Reedeemer Liveth," from
Handels Messiah" sung in English, by Mad
sclle Teresa Parodi.
PARTU.
l. cts the las. Rose of Summer" sung by Mad
selle Amalia Patti.
2. LA Ramapanella,' Cappriccio Di Concerto,
composed and executed by Miska Hauser.
). 'Robert tot que Jaime," sung in French by
Mad'selle Teresa Parodi
4. Duetto on airs from "Gullaume Tell" for Piano
and Viol n, executed by Maurice Strakosch and
Miska Hauser.
5. Duetto from Mozart's OPERA "Le Nozze di Figa
ro," sung by Mad'selles Teresa Parodi and Anna
liza Patti.
PART III.
l. ''The Bird on the Tree" Capriccio written TO,
Little Children, composed and executed BIZ Mis-
ka Hauser
2. "Comin' through the Rye, a favorite Scotch
Ballad, sung by Madselle Amalia Patti.
g. The famous Drinking Song from ola Temples
ia" sung by Mad'selle Teresa Parodi
4. The Carneval of Venice" composed and exc
cuted by Maurice Strakosch.
5. Duetto from Donizetti's grand Opera "Maria Pa
dilla," sung by Mad Teresa Parodi anG
Amalia Patti.
Tickets of admission 81. To be had at tn.
principal Hotels, Book and Music Stores
Doors open at half past 8 o'clock. Concert Il
commenss at half-pas o'clock
tT No more tickets will be sold than the room
can comfortably hold fe lot
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NEW YORK MARKETS. February IL
COTTON Sales for four days 3, 900 bales, at un.
changed prices.
FLOUR IA 900 bbls. sold. State 81 IS to 81
Southern 81 a s.
CORN New Orleans 60 TO SO
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RsmoraI Of the Railroad Tract from the
Ice, SC.

10 &C.
HAyER DE GRACE, Feb. II, z. M.-The
Railroad Company have commenced this af-
.sraoon to take up the railroad tract laid across
the Susquehlnna on the ice, anticipating an
earl, breaking up of the ice bridge. Tbs
r,er two hundred yards below the site of the
-allroad tract is completely clear of ice.
Passengers Will tomorrow be conveyed via
IS ,iluington, whence boats will run to New
Castle, and thence over the Frenchtown route.
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sG0IkGi GoINGli bat not Quite t;onc |!
the extensive assortment Il Comic ana Fancy VA
LENTINE6 At Greshamsa, opposite Broad street
Hotel, snd those who are not yet supplied cannot
fail to suit thcmselye4 Call and make your selcc-
lions, ~ e he time = near q hand" Prices fran
3 cent? 70 IS q u
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Ec.aL AccidPpt-

BUFFALO, Feb Ill. F. Tiffany, ESQ, Presi.
dent OF the Prztt Bank, and an Alderman of the
city, died this morning from the effects of fall On
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bkSf u Z II
FRANCE.
THE CUBAN PRISONERS,

NEW ORR, Feb. =.
The liberated captives of the unfortunate Lo.
pei Expedition. sailed from Vigo, on the 10Th
January, i'll the ship Prentice.
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CoMMissIoNEa,s SALE OF yALg-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALG-
u ABLE REAL ESTATE MEAN RICHMOND.
In pursuance of a.decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Cnanc ry for the County of Henricns pronounced
en- the 18th day Of January, 1872 in thesuit OF New
& Gregory and Others. the undersigned commits !,
sioaer appointed by the said decree, viii, on SAT
URDAY, the 2ath day of the present month, or
fair, il not the next Iar day thereafter, Sunday
excepted) pose to sale at public auction, on the
premises the real estate In the sad suit mention
ed, consisting Of two parcels Of Land lying the
New Bridge road, about II miles from Richmond
the late residence of Robert P. New, decd. The
property Will be divided to suit purchasers II ne
cessaTy- E8
TERMS; one-third Of the purchase money will
be required TO be paid in cash; for the residue, a
credit of SIX and twelve months win be given, the
purchaser to execute his honda with approved Sc
Guilty for the credit instruments which are to bear
interest from the day of SALE aud tho title 20 be re
tanned until the Whole purchase money shah be
paid, and aconseyanee directed ly The court
JAMES TALLEY
n. B.-At tha same time and place, vii. be sold
two acres OF Land adjoining the ABOVE described
property, and aiso the premises. containing TIRES
acres, now occupied by William r. Baldwin, and
some valuable farming utensils.
fe 7-2Awtds
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Fh0de Is!and alaG he Mdine Liquor Loao
Providence, Feb, l0-1he Maine Liquor law.
which was defeated in the House of Representa-.
tyas OF this State, on the30ih ut, passed the Sen.
ate this a1terRuon, with a proviso SUBMITTING the
Question to vote of the people of the State The
vote s:oOd yeas Is, NAYS 10
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THE LATEST NEWS.
u.-.;1,e Ngrder at Camberinnd.

c,xnxsIAsp, Mp., Feb. IL, 8 r. MA
',,,ns murder has just occurred here, the
e.a." 'n,s,snces Of which are as follows; Some.
CIV. sncs. difficulty occurred at a colillion
t w. between Robert Swan and William o.
I.;ss of Jos. which resulted in a challenge
I,pnP swan. By the interference OF mutual
lends, the difficulty was however adjusted,
as was supposed; but recently published
card. issued by Swan, revived past anmosties,
SS ai Swan. arning himself " th double barrel
49,. 49,, cnn. repaired to the hotel where Sprigg
las boarding. and, finding him standing in
ne bar.roo,i, discharged both barrels, striking
-, in the head and causing instant death.
The coroner is now holding an inquest on
,tc hody. Swan has been arrested. Much
sxcitemcnt prevails, as both parties are re-
.pectably connected.
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Henru Rnhhe-.n-

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Il.-Mr. H S. Nc
Cou,be, of Wilmington, Del, was robbed at
jersey City depot this morning of 81 200.
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CT. FALENTINE.-Cupid sent st Valentine
~ to play his pranks If love and coquet-y, and
appointed day the 14th of Feb } to herald his
deeds of love, ridicule and mirth; many pictured
beauty and sprishtly beau have felt the Staff thus
thrown for veal or woe
"Say that upon the altar of her beauty you sacri
heed your tears, your sighs, your heart Write till
yonr INK be dry, and with your tears moist it again.
and frame feeling line that may discover such
integrity For Orpheus lure was strung with poets
sinews; whose golden touch could soften steel ana
stones; make tigers tame, ana huge lsyanthans for
I If you thus aim To gain the heart of your lady
love, buy Valentine OF r d SANXAY,
lie III % West Main street
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BOSTON, Feb l0'-Adyices from ST. Johns TO
jan 20ih, state that the extreme cold weather has
u great measure destroyed the herring fishery.
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SaIiag of the Steamer Niagara.
NEW YoRK, Feb. llth.-The royal mail
steamer Niagara sailed for Liverpool at noon
to-day, taking ont S959,000 in specie and 81
passengers.
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In the orfoik News of the goth January,
Ac32 one OF the most reliable, and extensive in cir.
eustion OF all the enterprsing papers published in
ta' Old Dominion, we find the following:
Hainp' on's Vegetable Tincture,-We
nave been requested by several persons who have
experienced Joe beneficial effects of this medicine.
t. make mAton of it in our editorial columns
Although entertaining contemptuous opinion of
qGacAery ana quack uostrums in general, we would
uotknowng'y re use credit where it is due: and
rom the testimony adduced, we are conscientious
y bound u recommend Hampton's Vegeta5l
llnctQre' IN cases of chronic rheumatism and
scroiu!ous alt sction-
o. A. STRECKER, Main street. has this most
valuable article for SAFE !; also, GEO. b. JONES &,
co. Petersburg. f. y
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DANGEROUS GRoUND.-It would be invidious TO
assert bluntiy, that thereis, originally dispropor
ton oil Intellect Oct one animal and another of
tAe same species still there is a rule which in
tEuies Itself On observation, and opens the distipc
t.ou- A man VINO prides himself in the pres rva
credit at least for one conservative oualitv-take
tne hair as an example,-whereas he who ne,lects
every point 81 personal appearance, has none
!aose who would conserve or improve The appear
celebrated Hyper ion Fluid for the hair, his Hebe
aiono tor rem wing cruptons Of the skin, AN his
Amole Shaving Compound, thu most delicious
article yet known for tn At purpose
For sale by SEABROOk & REEVE,
le IL us Broad Street
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WOOD! WOOD!-The subscriber nas On
W hand at the Richmond and Danyiie Raj :.
road Depot large supply of the best oak and
Pine WOOD, which he is selling ut o. for best sea-
soned Oak, delivered SO so for best seasoned Pine
delivered. Persons leaving orders at Mr.. l.. P. e.
ss Grocery ,on Broad street, Sho ckoe Hill, or at
the Depot, viii be furnished immediately.
fe 2-it20A THOMAS FOSTER
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THE AROMATIC WILD CHERRY

BlTTERS will remove all disorders of the
Stomach and the digestive organs and restore the
to their full vigor. In Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Heartburn, Nervous Complaints, Debility &c, it
efficient preparations in use. 1t is entirely free
fl ON alcoholic stimulants, so no one need fear to
use it. Price 374 cts, pint bottles For sale only
by f. ]. PICOT,
fe 10 Corner opposite the Old Market.
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YsHE subscrtber begs 70 inform Ms frieuds
=, = and the travelling public, that de American
noscI mas Just been eegsntiy rcttsd ind furnished
house = unsurpassed, being on Main street. front.
"a the Capitol, and corn manding ! fine view Of
me james river and surrounding country.
Having had the experience of several years n
HOTEL fniiadelphia, the undersigned assures
mis- pa'rons that no trouble or expense shall he
hotel should be- " s'.'
fe 7-1m* i NH DrpEparD snpru
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COKE FOR SALE

"A FULL supply OF Coke at my. yard north
side OF the Basin. between 9th and 10th streets
Customers whose orders have not been flied. will
please notify me, (many orders having been mis-
laid or overlooked) Other persons in want will
md upon trial that this is softer and easier to w.
slate Tfe I0-lmf r n DEaToN
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THE LADIES, SALOON.-

THE LADIES' SALOON.-We
6A4&A are under many obligations to the Ladies'
Tor the liberal patronage extended by them to our
new and pleasant store 70 Main street fitted up by
US at great expense, and in such style as to have
met with their general appreciation We have vet a
very general assoi tment of those handsome Pbila
delphi. Caters, at 81 80, of assorted colors. and
other styles equally handsome and cheap There.
fore. for bargains call on WHITE & PAGE
re II ~ Main ST
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,

1--WE BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY
FOR SALE AT AUCuON-By request of
the owner, will sell On SATURDAY next, the
l4thinst., commencing at half past o'clock, P. M,
upon the premises, five building LOTS in the
town OF Sidney. fronting on Main street, and CD
poslte Warsaw. These Lots each front 80 feet, are
OF the usual depth, aud located in section in
which property is improving in value in remark
able degree. Terms at sale
fe lO-eodtds JAMES M. TAYLOR, sAuct. I
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
II NlIUKE AT AUcTION.-By request of the
trustee, will sell, on WEDNESDAY nexr. the Istb
inst, at the residence of John v. Hardwicke, ESQ.,
on 9Th, near Leigh street, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, the stock of household and kitchen
furniture In said house, consisting of such arti-
ces as are usually to be found in gsnteel families
Terms cash.
te 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
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EAGLE SQUARE STORE FOR RENT.
GAY, MATHEWS g. co No. las Eagle Square
~ contemplating the closing out of their stock in
March next, invite the attention of such as may de-
sire to rent, to this conspicuous, spnc ious and
most admirably located store Room and
appurenances, fixtures and furniture all in good re-
pair, snd ready orimmediaie tensncy. To a care
Jul and responsible applicant favorable terms will
De proposed tor TWO YEARS LEASE from April,
1852 Possession Gf desired) may perhaps be had
sooner than April
N B, For bargains in Dry Goods, we invite
all in want to call soon fe le-d6t
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r-g- Virginia Legi,Iature-vemho,. y,

>. virginia northumberland OF
~ Hgiha Legislature now in session. are partic.
larry invited 70 call at NJ ?. SIMONS' Gallery.
lna examine L' exquisite likenesss Of the Presi.
- 9nt ana ms -soine', also, Senators and Members
aisunsuished and we'll known persons of this and
9'"ff eoantre s, too numerous to mention. Auare
oe.red to cal, whether la want Of pictures or nor
ara nose wat ting pictures would do well to Judge
warranted 70 give full satisfaction.
ec NJ. p SIMONS.
'co Eagle Square, Isl Main street.
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HIGH CONSTABLE's sALE.-Win be
IL cola on SATURDAY., the 18th inst, in front of
the High Consable's Office, at 10 o'clock, for cash.
two-horse Furniture Wagon, to satisfy an execu.
ton Ia my hands. JOHN C. HALEY, d. c.,
lie l3-2t For b. Blair H. q e. n
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( COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

u, ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AND COUNTY OF HENRICO.-By virtue of q
decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery, made
on the 18th day of January, 1852. in the case Of
rurpin and others against Frsyser and others,
shall, as special commissioner therein named, pro
coed to sell, on MONDAY, the 18th dsy of Februa
ry, 1882 at 81 o'clock in the evening, f fair other
wise the next fair day,) on the premises, three
LOTS, Ncs. SO, 81 apd 6l in the city of Richmond
fronting 80 feet each ON 18th street, between
franklin and Broad streets in rear of Dickinson Il
Brothers auction house, and running back
feet to an alley.
On THURSDAY, the 1aih day of February, 1852,
at LIZ O'Clock, b., ii fair otherwise EN- the next fair
day. shall proceed to sell, under the said decree,
on the premises, the PLANTATION mentioned in
the said decree, called Dove Hill, in the county
of Henrico. And al the same time aud place, two
other tracts or parcels of LAND lying near the
same.
TERMS OF SALE-For the Lots in Richmond,
one third cash, and the remainder IN two equal in
stalments a, and months, the purchaser execu-
tug negotiable notes. bearing interest from day oi
SALE with approved endorsers, and the title with
held until further order of the court. For the
Land in hecounty credit of 6, and i2 months
will be given, the purchaser executing negotiable
notes. with approved endorsers, carrying interest
from day of sale, and the title Withheld until fur
Their order of the court. - ii
JESSE F. KEEsEE, Commissioner.
ia 23--2awtd
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTs d

GALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS IN
~ DUVALS ADDlTIUN-Whereas, a sale of
Gel tain real estate, owned by Alfred Mitchell was
made at public auction on the 9th day of June.
1851, and the notes for the last payments given by
the purchasers having become fully due. and been
protested at Bank, and still remain unpaid, the pro-
perry viii again be sold at public auction. ON SAT
URDAY, the 2lst February, 1882, at half past
O'Clock, being the same property which was for
merly occupied by said Alfred Mitchell, near the
residence OF Joseph C. Wingfeld, Esq
Sc IL JAMES t. UfTON IN