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Until Further Notice,
Sherman's Chicag0 Branch
WILL BE CONTINUED.
4 ND We have Just received n part, and shall
"a soon receive the balance OF our
spring y summer sfoch
Our assortment 81 Fancy Goods will be- more
wired rhnn ever, and ourstocl Of Mems and Boy
wear, and oihcr-'1plr Goods d. foil.
Ara - - rriCPs.
We say, that owing to circumstance which $50
need not mention, we VIII ,unul lu,hrr nurtcras
nhovel sell Tor at least offer al Of our Good,
tor les price than the somr quality. in good or.
der. cun bc bought lnr IN Ottawa
We are recPiriIIg carts Ueekiy,
And hive now good assortment ofbrowu and
hlcachcd shcrtugs and shirtnas all widths; supp.
rlor ticking shirtug stripes, blue drills cassimeres
plaid AMI plain flannes--whi,e, grey, red, yellow
aud green.
Or assortment of Dress Goods
Is now the best, probably, in town, including al.
most very variety OF Dress silks, such rs striped
plaid hgurei chiugeHhr and black Popin~ Ia
great variety; hlng- De- hin-s, he's styles; lnwns,
French, Engi.h, i1l Americans plum barrgcs
PINK blue, black brown slate md green.
WI lite G 90 d s.
Embracing Y barred and lain jaconets md mulls
nan-ooks, Swiss gnd book mu>Iins, soft mu.-, en-
brnidrred window muslins, &c. Ladies and gem
tlrmen's linen cambria handkerches, Irish linens
blrd's'eye diaper, linen damask, towels, napkins
table covers, &c. Counterpanes jacquard diaper
lace capes, lace wells, mit,s, gloves &c. Ladies
silk and cotton hose Gents silk cotton, and lambs
wool s. and I. hose. Call ard see
GEORGE WuIrPLE, Agent
July lott for J. ID Sherman \ Co.
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FARM For sAl.E,

SlTuATED at Hickory Point 100 Acres, frnc.
y edo acres broke. A large young Orchard
has been started OF the most choice fruit, with .
new frame Dwelling, partly finished, and a good
frame Barn Apply to J. G.. NArriSsLR.
n...,k.,f i4tI
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30 officers. ~oiiiieJ~. ~ idOSs and
Hpirn at hpIpis.r.l snl;iIr,.

I LII TAKE NOTlCE,taotrhaunjer.-m.J.se
II on hand as J-us., 90 procu,e ,oU1ola,y .lud.,
pensions, back ard extra pay, ~ nomua.uJr, .tw-
er than ever Having had cons. i-rih'e experience
t-tih the psrdttHsHts0ft G0rsrumeHi h0YuLm
chargcthc ADJUSTMENT oisleh camE, We are certain
we can 10 your business 20 your cu'rr satisfaction.
When ~ are not succr->tu boo 90 securing c'alU, OF
this Kind "" never charge. Col, and see us Gt our
Nov. T. lsjb-u
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| HAVE concluded to receive orders lor
Usage Omnge Plants, for Foster \ Mason OF
Lake comfy. It's presume that the plants raise
north atc To be- preferred ,o those raised south ol
this. Such ~ wish to procure plants Of the best
quality and 81 the most thrifty kind may he assured
hat they will BE- supplied with just What they want
Cali early ~ there is an advantage in having the
order In early the price will be- the lowest rates 40
lng hug2l I q. NArrivgrn
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MUKWNWEEs JINTLY JkiEBRATED
RheumtiC COMPOUND & blood Purifier


This Is the great remedy 1.-THE age, and proves to
he one oi the greatest discoveries ever made by
nan II Is oi more value to afflicted and suffering
hH.mnlty than all the Gold Of CdilfmHiG' THIS
rtmciy has only been prominent before the public
about three years, during Which time probably more
cases OF rheumatism have been cured by It's use
than by all others put together, or any course OF
Irenlme.., prescribed BY the most eminent physi.
c,alis OF the age.
Not only recent Acuie Igfammatory cases. but
old chronic cases OF ten, tucniy thirty, and even
forty years stunding, where they had been coRfaed
TO their beds or hobJied about on crutchss ten and
fifteen veers, the flesh had shrunk from their bones
aud they have been cured. Ample testimony OF
these facts is published in pamphlet form This
testimony is OF the hghes, character, entitled TO the
confidence of all men
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
the original ilscoverer aod proprietor at the Medi-
cal Depot, l3j North Third Street, between Vine
Street and Washington Avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
Price, SIS per bottle, three bottles for Sl2 with a
liberal discount by the dozen.
Orders from distance promptly attended to-
Address or call upon D. MORTlMORE,
Medical Depot, 1856 north Third 81 81 Louis.
Nov col Il. Y. GRlGGS, Agent.
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StraycG or stolen.


4 NY person 'hathnslns n holse ~
~ orhor-es colts orcat,l. within " IN
The l1st or yr1rs and wishes 10 &9=A "a
ind them iihs vii "rir M pot. M
paid, az Ottawa, H., giving hi rrsi. ess<.zxseU
tenco, the agr, color and mark. oianimas, dunk
| can gave lim nipHnuHon where they may be
found, a. ! have hunted esinys ever since Noyrm-
Der :, 1851; during whCh time | have found a
goodmlny strayrd horses colt and cattle now IN
ken up tina do not know OF any owner Tor; and
number Of them thai have been worked tor , aud
3 yrnrs. | aT told were never advertised.
laiso request n! prrsou- Ia the state knowing
OF any esray that Their nclghbor- may have, 10 be-
20 knd ~ TO write me, giving me the mans name
md residence, DESCRIPTION at horse sc.
l,hallcOu,rue the business lhny- taken down
aud will continue to take down oil cslrays that
may ind. Editors throughout the state will con
EZRA laVorupon the public at large by inserting this
uotlce. S,NrTL BLACK
Rcfer'nees Judge Dckey, Walker & Hck.
ing, Ottawa, La Sale Co Illinois Michael
Kennedy, arlington, Bureau Co T. b Stiles Dix
IN. May l-smo-'
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Farm for Sale,

,.,:IT, Combining SOS heres Of Land
ttb2S WILL be sold. to suit Purchasers,
~ 100 Acres under the plough l1j ,rrc.
ed good house on the place, II by %, with q
cellar, cemrn,sd a good wei OF water, with
pump IN q fruit trees, stables, cribs, &c
Situated miles Northwest OF Ottawa, on Sec
Z, Town 81 North. Range 8 For farther inform.
alton, apply at th, Office, 20 the subscriber, on
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Rlack smith shop.

John BASTlON has Just opened shol
~ near the Union House. on Columbus IT,, unt
is prepared to do oil kinds ol work IN his line II,
will iron and repair bueges, wagons. Sc, ut shor
notice and In the best manner having hrena n, work
for the past year nj such work for Il. Barnard, IN
this town. Give him call nny.2 6ln
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" WrLsg B,rcsruLrs tjur.

E,t,ie Of T-ierJ f'sye,r Ds,-lul
~ uIl,HI. hereby gwen, ja1t .,,l make op-
yUcauou Ia the coUn,y colrl ci la sale
county on lA. IL Monday ia Nov next toran or
der Jo -r.i 30 f..r. 90 tn iaul. aud '-atmruts
1,.orruIt u- ..Jrf. Il tr'rs J Wagner. deed. .,
.- us.r rs, uryr-s.ig g. IaN 'Ir debts 81 s,i I'd
Dee. srd ~ whcl, lime aud pace gii PERSONS IA.
trlr ted are requested 10 appear and show cause
why aii rev. cs,a. should MOI be sold tor he pur.
pose ai1Ic,ad JUsgrR II. WAGNER, .idm'r.
Sent -t-M
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Esi0ls or Joseph .Slat9n d.cSlai
NJ Office i. hereby given, that vii make M.
~ p!ic9jion 90 he county court Of Lasa.lc c0uG.
", on ihr ls Monday in November, next. fer an
order to sell 10, lands and ,enu,meu's, belonging
to he estgs OF Joseph Seatcn, deed or 80 much
thereof a. may he necessary to pUy The debt, OF he
said deceased; at which time and place all per,,u-
interested are requested TO appear and show cause
why said real estate ShosJ not be sold tor hr pur-
poses Aforesaid. CAROLINE SEAToS, AGm,r.
semi i-i-3l
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Boarding,

DOONS; with board, may be found on Column
/ Ia bus Street. doors north Of the Park
/ Accommodation. provided in the beS, manner
for permanent OF transient boarders on reasonable
! terms J. W. ANTES.
4 Ottawa November g. ISL
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~ aud " nUicd,
S0 CORDS wood wanted at The oil Mil
NV ssp,A IlAsgiLL g. Sturtr.
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Wild Cherry and Tar.

This is the great remedy NJ the day Tor these and
kiud,ed complaints discovered md used IN practice
by nm eminent physician. Since ils introduction
INTO 81. Louis, thousands Of bottles hav. been used
boy the Inflicted with eminent success. The ngrr-
dents accompanying ;.ie above Of which 1t il com
posed, ARE admrnhlv adapted to diseases OF the
lungs, and a VI brouchs affections.
STOP THAT Cough,
Strengthen and heal the lungs This Compound
Syrup oi Wild Cherry and Tar will oit lnmrdi.
alrly 1t Is very pleasant and agreeable 20 take
For sale nj the Medical Depot, % North Third
steel " Louis, No Price & per bottle
d. MORTlMORE, Proprietor.
Tors1ls by f. Y GRlGGs, Agents,
j. G.. N.rrSGER, Ottawa.
All 'h" above for sale also by l.. 4 Babcock and
N-a-s G.Vu * Co., la sale 5. J. Smith, Peru
and Dr. Paterson Peoria
November 90, 1851
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90 ~ 'lLh 'ilI = tt'.IlFs
STOP THAT COUGH
rheumatism Curcdii

SeUeral fLoussAd cases cured during the last year
cogPrisi-s cosry grade aud form Of Ibis d,ead.
tM md hitherto iRcurabie disease.
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Wade and S,ld6 DO N Re.,s;ck Elo;,, nj
Are ..,upi,,tirnlly Nh, ,h,ng, thai ,i,. l,,r,'.
mi ro,pn'i,,t, n,.is H.. n,i,,.,s,,.' ,bo,,L
mi tor ill., ,,.. p,,,n,,n a., ~, The ,n., nav, -,
.rrslo The p,hb,. b,s ya,,ons Na,b me- ,nd I,,",
Power.
tie won't nT pi, ny,e the attention Of
whlcharr warranted 10 exceIin pattern. tnish' and
durability, any other machines ever offered 10 the
Public
His Ten Horse Machines are built Of sufficient
S,rcnth. aud furnished with cylinder made OF one
plate OF Iron thus preventing liz being thrown out
of balance in wet weather, as well a. imp,rting
grrn, durability to il
Tie also desires to call attention TO his Circular
Gcnrcd Thresiins Nae4ises, which ar, SO con.
struc,ed that the ..iaahinc can be shifted to nny
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COUghs, Colds.

Consumption Lir,r CymyiIiat, asthma. S0ren,'
m NJ. Chest, Npitnas Of GIood Pam or Misc,
~ M. Sia,, DBcuit Or Frotuse Exp.cioTGtiOi
Night Strcufs, &c
DIR. tLAhKE's CELEBRATED
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Historical Works.
hiLWhNS Gibbons Rome. vols
" Hpme's History OF England, vols
llse. alleys do do vols
Theirs French Revolution, vols
kllson's History OF Europe. vols
preseotts Ferdinand and Isabella, . vols
do ConQues,s Of Peru,
fvinss Works,
fmarline', Monarchy In France.
10 Decisive Battles Of the World by cieary.
Lady Valleys Travels in the United States.
Histsry OF the War with Mexico. . vols, Tor sale
o. the Chiesgo Bootstors By
mar Sill All h c BvEIry
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administrator Notices.

Etlf. Of .Hm'sy T. RrictsHsr Deceased
PURSUANT IL IN order OF the county court q
| In sail. county, notice Is hereby gwen, thI
all person, having claims against tine estate q
Mluiry T.. Bst,hvl.eI, ate ct IA Sale county, jr'
CEASED -rc required 10 produce the sane IA WIZ
lag, anu be th'm in sIid court ON the
F;,Nt .NaHda0 ~ ADreDil,r u.rt
when aul where such claimants are 70 gur'lcd "a
appear TOR 'hr pu'pu,, OF having yheiI claims adj
rested lU putsuauu, ,i .cw.
sep i-6N NI,LgY b,rCstLLrg. : 5Nr.
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GRIND n.tour PIous.

DREAkEES, with extra shares.
ID Como P,uws
Cuuvalors and +igbbIr p.ows, tor sale on con
Sigumsu', by may lj-ti. J. G.. NATTIygER.
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!issN ix2 bakest, chicago.
PA NO ron ES.
THE subscriherrhave jus, received from the eel.
ebrat.d mandatory Of T. Gilber, i Co.,
Srsien,
~ Octsvs Rosewood Piano Forte with
Eohan ,,tachm.n,. Price, ass 90
81 octave Rosewood Piano Forte, with
Eol.n attachment; price slS 90
81 ostave Rosewood Piano Forte, 3l0 90
~ Do do do AIS 20
s.dd,rl 4 Co, New York, ~, co
en-. Bos,on, 800 90
icqusrs Rosewood Piano Fore. from
Lrmuel Gilbelt, Boston, $50 90
yorsale by A III. g. c. Burnley,
Ens l0-,f l2s Lake ST. Chirara
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Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
Sold m Ottawa hy WuIem ". Cuysrly, G.. l..
Thompson ond T.. ! Gugg. m Chicago, y }.
II. Reed y Co, and by The druggists generally.
Aug 1-3u.
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sixty THOUSAND COPIES SOLID
Uncle Toms Cabin

NJ HhAMEr BEEcHER STOWE,
The most admired and most readable book CT The
20. For sale. wholesale and retail, by
A. II & G. BrsIsv.
yiHsG lf2 Lake st, Chicago
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-30

IuE SUFFERERS OF THE BARQUE SUNBEAM
One Of the crew of the barque Sunbeam lately
wrecked on Assat9ague Island, Chesapeake bay, in
Va gives the following account OF the death of
Capt. Lincoln, his wife and child:
When Mrs. Lincoln and her daughter came from
the cabin they narrowly escaped drowning and
being tLinly clad. they were in 10 condition to
Withstand the exposure The daughter died in her
-st1er5 arms about O'Clock the same morning aud
Mrs Lincoln about Il O'CLOCK; Capt L. took his
daughters body probably to secure il there but a
heavy sweptit rom him into the ocean. After
MS wife died. Capt l.. seemed gradually 10 lose his
enessy, and about O'Clock in the evening died,
aad his body lei into the sea. Mr. Geo c. Jones,
r-st officer, ana the rest Of the crew, ten in number
remained in the foretop, and Ware rescued thirty
hours after the vessel went ashore by people from
The ISLAND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-30

PzLApELPHIA, March 2S.-The convict
krown as DR.. Adams, escaped last night from
the county prison, breaking away the window
Of he cell and forcing himself through an
aperture Of six inches, first stripping himself
OF all his clothing, which he left behind. He
scaled the wall with rope ladder, which he
had made OF cotton filling used in weaving, at
which he was employed.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
'MiTTED FOR THE DAILY DispATcH


WARRINGTON, WhFeh %.
In senate, the Deficiency Bill was refer.
red to the Finance Committee. Memorials
were made in favor of the repeal Of the Fu-
gitive Slave Law, and in favor of a Protective
Tariff. The bill for the construction Of the
Navy Yura at San Francisco was taken up
and discussed.
In the HoasE, Mr.. Stanley reported the bill
from the Senate for enforcing discipline in the
Navy. He urged immediate action upon the
bill, as the Japan Expedition was abent sail
ing. The House entered into a debate upon
the bill.
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AnoGer Destructive Fire IN Neto York.

ETllNCT
New York, March 2Sth.-A fire broke out
f..s evening in The store No. II. William ST.,
o,e copied by Catterfeltand Topping, auction
cegs, aud Strahleim s. Co., importers of lace
goods, embtoideries &c. Messrs. Catter6eld
and Toppiug's premises and stock were en-
tre.y destroy ed. Messrs. Suahleim 81 Cos
STOCK, which was costly and heavy, was also
nearly destroyed by smoke and water. The
losses are heavy, but the amount not ascer-
II nj.
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A NV APPLIANCE OF EILLANF.-A few
u tits ago, in Louisville thieves made an en-
taEce into dwelling house by means of out
s;les>, and finding their way TO the room where
the family three personsl were sleeping,
applied ckl0r0j0rm TO their noStriis, until they
we're sufficiently supplied to BE past the posi-
billy OF waking by any noise that might be
produced. Thus secured, the rascals rausack-
e lie house, and made way with money, Jew
e.ls and other valuabIes at their leisure
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SkenmLont Dianxtera- e

MEmPHIs, March 27th.-The steamer Poca-
houtas yesterday collapsed both fpes of her
middle boiler, scading Is and kiIliug per-
sons. The sufferers are all from the Western
States.
The steamer Grampus sunk in the Hatchee
river. but no lives were lost.
Cotton is dull and the receipts light owing
70 the navigation of the Hatchee being sus-
peaJad.
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DEATH from q Robbers STAB.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S-Jer. Thomp-
son, who was wounded in his hand on the 18th
instant, near Gloucester, by tour men who at
tempted To rob him. died at the hospital last
7 .al from The effect of the wound.
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- ofa Baltimore Yessel-Cre.c Saced.

= ~5cF Ola BdItlm0fe FesSet-Jre,o s1ced.
BosroN, March 2S-The packet ship Ply.
mouth Rock, from Liverpool, arrived to-day
Al Quarantine reports that on Friday last she
fell in With the British barque AllwaIl, Cap
tain Pattison, from Baltimore, with corn and
a9C5 ior Liverpool, in sinking condition, and
rescued the officers and crew. The AlliwaI
had eenthfown on her beam ends in the storm
Of the Eth, Isl. Patrck's day., aud sprung
a.sah.
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~ Only ~ 1-2 and rs cents for Bill
lOas Habits and The Liver, the best Pnr-
Safsye Pill known.-OR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTI-BiLIOUS PILLS are the best pills. as
thousands who have used them declare, tor purify.
lag the blood, carrying OF all bile and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "Rail.
road PILLS." because they go ahead OF all other Pills
in tGeir good effect.
Dr.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiges.
uo1. Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
grea. denand-p5ice q cents, and for sale by Pur-
cell add & Go, Adie Il Gray, Gaynor s. Wood
80de6er, Bennett & Beers, R r Dugal q. A
StrecSer and j. Blair. la 2I-ts
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NENABLE STREET AND FEDERAL
STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE-Will be
sold at auction, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of May,
at o'clock in the afternoon, lot of ground front
ing $50 feet the north side of vsnabe street. and
235 feet on the western side of Federal street 1t
win be laid off into small luts fronting on both
streets Teims-One fourth cash. the balance in
equal payments of ak and twelve months with in.
terest. THE PROPRIETOR.
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MORE NEW UNDERSTANDINGS =

WI R. PRICE a. co. have just openei further
su op,i.s of white and colored Grape ahaws, al al
excee dngly low prices.
Parasols and Umbrellas, to be sold very low.
New and beautiful Mantiss tor spring aud sum-
mer
Black Lace Scarfs and Points
Beautiful Cashmere Seats and Shawls
Further supplies OF Barge, Grenaiine and Chai-
lie Robes
Fu. ther supplies of French cambsic aud Cling
ham Robes
Furth r supplies of Lama do, new article
Gents Goods in Vesnngs, Cassuaeres, aad Ora
watts
shirting Linens Of superior make, and pure as
eau be found
With great variety of Goods tor the season,
making the assortment unusually attractive.
NH 30-eo3t
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Kossuth mt New Orleans.
NV ORLEANS, NJ

NEW ORLEANS, March 81.
Kossuth has arrived here, but the event has
excited no enthusiasm, and there was no pub
lie reception of him. The Magyar is, no
doubt, sadly disappointed.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DA Is.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL EeTATK
y IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, NEAR TIE
RAILROAD DEPOT, UNDER DEED
OF TRuST.-Pursuant 10 the proyldons az : deed
of trust executed 10 the subscribers BY Patrick
Murray, for the purpose Of securing sum Of mo-
ney therein mentioned, due 70 GeorgeM n. Caring.
ton, admir-, &C. of Richard Adams, decessed, dated
the 10th day of April. 1s42, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of the County Court Of Henrico,
we shall, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1852,
commencing at half past O'Clock, r. n proceed
to sell at public auction. on the premises, TO the
highest bidder. for cash. ASertain piece or parcel
Of LAND lying and being in the city Of Richmond,
IN that part OF the city called Adams Valley, front
ing a. feet on street and running back in parallel
nes 70 an alley of 25 feet, and to the land of the
SAID Murray, being all the land lying between the
land OF the heirs of Jacob Mettaft, deceased, and
OF the said Murray, and the lot of Thomas B. Jack.
SOD, and between the said street and the said al
iey and being also part of square number 10 az
designated in plan of division of the estate of the
said Richard Adams deceased, recorded in the
Clerks office OF Henrico County 1.-THE weather
shall be such as to prevent sale at the time above
mentioned in such event the sale of said propertv
viii be continued from day to day to commence Mt
the same hour, until sale thereof is effected We
have reason to doubt the title to the property
aforesaid, but acting trustees. we shall convey
to the purchaser with special warranty only.
MICAJAH BATES
LOFrIN N Elicit, Aius'ees'
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BY JOHN r. D.. PAINE.

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed TO the undersigned by the party therein
and at the request of said Hooker, Osborn q Co,
will be sod at the American Stables, in the city Of
Richmond, on Thursday, the Ist day of April
next, Carriage and two bay Horses. Said Car
rage and Horses represented to be in good or
der and desirable to any person in want of such
property. Said deed is Of record in the Office of the
Court of Hastings, and bears date the 10th day of
May, 1851. i
Terms cash. Sale to take place at 10 NJ
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee.
NH % JR d. PAYNE, Auctr.
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FOUKTH VOLUME BANCKOFT,s U.

EOURTH VOLUME BANCkOET's a.
l. STATES, &c-Argela Wildon, or the Myste-
ries OF Aitendorf Castle, by w NJ Reynolds-50
certs
Lady Felicia, Novel, by Cockton, Esq, author
of Valentine Vox &c-50 cents.
Seven Brothers of Wyoming, or the Brigands Of
the Revolution -25 cents.
The Yankee Tea Party, or Boston in 1773, by II
Watson-50 cents.
No Ali Littels Living Age-l2 cents.
History Of the United States from the discovery
of the American Continent, by George Bancroft
vol $50 25.
Historical Sketches of North Carolina, from 1884
to 1851, compiled from original records official doc
uments, and traditional statements, with biograph
cal sketches Of her distinguished statesmen jursts
lawyers, soldiers. dvines, &c, by John H Wheeler,
late Treasurer of the State, with plates-S3.
Nights in Block House, or Sketches of Border
Life, embracing adventures among the Indians,
freaks Of the wild hunters, and exploits of Boone,
Kenton, Whitzel, Fleehar and other border heroes
of the West, by II C Watson, numerous illustra
tons.
The History of Georgia, from its earliest settle.
ment to the present time, by I 5 Arthur and w II
Carpenter-63 cents.
The History of Kentucky, from its earliest set
Element to the present time, by 5 Arthur and w
II Carpenter-63 cents.
For sale by J. w. RANDOLPH.
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