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lust RECEIVED AT WHtTTLEsEY,s PAINT OIL oil ASS
and Lamp Store 7tb Hail
tons pure white lead
! do yinc paint
DO gaions iie.eed
&v Do boiled do
300 do pure sperm oil
300 do whale oil
40 do lard
Also, tsnpers' and oils
Copa COACH Japan, Asphsitun nd
30 horcs window glass; single and double thickness, ncl
ding French plsts, nil sses n
Together With complete assortment Of paints all ooors
and ground IN oil
Lamps grandoes, and oandelsbras entirely pet.
a terms, gotten expressly order t
brushes of all descriptions
Adam an'ins and candles
IN fsot hsve everything usually In
s'sre All Of which purchased r
10 sat The times and the emergency or the
on all sums Of as and Eve per
cash DON'T mistake the place, 1s
tH@|t lte5N5 III I'll. su Ell zWHIrTLEsEY,s
July Jo-2swim 'a tlf - r.
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Cou,oYz on the Il. eferred BONDS OF the Chesapeak
7 je48 and Onto Canal Company. ii tie

cnEsAPgAxE AID OHIO CANAL Co.,
IaEA srHl ,4fa1 Wa.hDyson August 4, 1853
Ar MEETING president and directors Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company the 29 of jny last the following
resolution adopted;
Resolved, bonds OF the Chesapeake and
Company under the Maryland act of 1874 chap
Cun.and where they
aud delivery The interest aus
1854 and july 1857 and January
entitled for the amount OF said
with accrued from the maturity the dasd On
the fret available
company applicable the after the Of other
principal only of said ceihcaie bear interest
the OF cent payable semi annually on the
April until said principal
accrued interest shall be paid NH Qe
Holders coupons described who desire avail
resolution
present coupons Of the for adjust
me nj duly receipt
sd AID AFTER the first OF
certificates viii he delivered accordance wis Sid
resolution.
w. T. RINGGoLD,
Aug 6-wt0cti Clerk Ches and Ohio Canal Company
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CHOCOI.ATE, Cocoa, and Brosua.--w. BAKER h cor
u AMERICAN
ART prsmua h.vs been awarded ny the chief institutes
Uniou sale by all pncpai
the Sisters, snd ny their agents
Hs.~y Murray New York 0saas and Twelve, Philadelphia
Thomas Brnn1tee Basimo's, Kennel Dudley,
Ohio, and 3. H. Howell 0eorrssown, ID q.
|I1*'i WALTER BAKER 4 CO.,
Ap3-dIy Dorchester, Mas.
uyILLARD's HOTEL new York, M. sYs BreaAwsy,
and 2o7 2h street. open Tor the seconmohansn Of the
public. The and 10 lifted with lh~ Modern
and f nised In superior The proprietor,
of Ward Hotel. Washington D. c. viii be happy
former friends also all oee OF the travelling public who
may favor him with call. s.ts 49, !. ~. .
t4 95@ .S4. f. u. WILLIAM.
Nrw Yosk, May l7-2nhf a'i e.s
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forK Liverpool United saAass nal
Steamers.
TIE ships r-srrrsns this lime assi
$3.50. -.
Inc baiuc Ihpt L"uosv'~F
rrH~ These ships having been built by contruc 81
fnL4R0 also IN their enGnes
strength and speed and their scconm"
coSafeSt
Price pssraxc from New Sosk Liverpool In G cabn Qao
In second 800
Frou, Liver 10 New York. e ~ apd f9o. II
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berths be secured until paid for. h-
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"" "ess"' W Ps"SSs sPpV 70 40
) ~ 81 EowAR So <: 8 c W. .',s., = 90,
BROWN, SMILEY, = co,
R O. ROBERTS CO,
49, ,,i - x."s: : nr ro Yard L'"d'a'
sRas sou. Dame DANE victories,
r. ~, .,u GEO. N pRArER, B.vro
Tho o hs.o ship. win be accountable for gold silver
.1ns signed hsIe'r and The value e'U.sA
Oa ~ dwelling house a.orr.so~n,
The S % .ss saiof s s., .;sl vii. or s.eSss q
s s."s s.s s' and has s
Any as.,.s purchase. s..mns u. p,.ml.,. asor
Tenn, One third the balance g. n .na " mon'.
Exchange Brohs National sadna,, ws-Ains.oo D. o.
| A MEXICAN HOuse. Hanover ssres'. Boston, ny
Lewis e,e. assa ss1 slsss.y m 20, po,ss"
, 10 e" :, The s,.,..ae r.s,sc ''' 90" 10
TJrCLE TOMS cAuIS--A nre-,'.o d.suerrsoyps cf Mrs,
wh,sSus,. ..rs rep".yvsna avenue. -rss, together
~ih ro,r.,, Of scn'as the amo". " oa--" Of scss"
D a. HOOx e CO., vsno,...,. ana Retail Dealers ~
esspsns 400. oil so.h: mating" s.oo d.:,
Pesnsyvssin svsnns Ard sh streets. washington
80, so-u e PEI ns
NOTICE AND REMOVAL
THE .uh.c,,b~, viii v,cs,e prc.. 81 business until
The Avs, Of November NEXT, order 10 Tho s,.ces Of
Se~ ears = s one me .s ssS Se ." lin
om the his late p'see = % ~ y ~ Ss,
reduce hts very Large ocs o' en. previous
10 catering his much rrdaesd pr'es
" '''''"A ~ 49, r. rAHSBAM.
NBAl those the subcrhsr vii be Eind nooxn
~hsb have been ~ fonG ~snd
rs which ready fhc. paid by the h o. s"smcsf
will be- pu In coi'sctr for settlement as " ~ very
10 ny 'hn lime, AZ inen '"
rAnks asnsrsnt arrangement, my business f =
July s-~dfn - s5Ut a.435 E.IE -
tn coresra, 0ss
~ applying Gessrs Land ono, o. hs 49,
seyp ~ 70 isms Fo'nts so
wsusot No 4o7 "a rs and ss"ea 70 Hent
Daring ensign Virginia ss~ line dvrin9 ne
uyieinr warrant for which bas been s
issosd Tor 2~6ee sc~- >" ~n'cn
In aforesaid assGrment 10 James
ronta, deceased, ftt@ v,r1x = posSrs f3
Er.cu,vir sc's dsvisee Of Iss Psnts Ascsssed
A. eo-Ia~9m
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Central Academy,
Oh Medical College, Of AVID Tenth streets.
will resumed the nr-t Monday Of
ssptsmsr (4) Terms hsrcofors, In advance,
from In the hrst Classical
Gircasss
r. Farnau, Taylor Mauy, W. ADAM and Cray
Balantync. .esl5 81 So
Resistant ~ Wells. Mons r. Rsoult Professor OF Modern
Languages Rev Jas Nour.c and Rev W. Wnans associate
principals. 4 GO 4tN#N sattN
August a2-tw <bsta af
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UNIVERSITY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPART
-h s So MENr. ' M ~tai
I,HE ANNUAL COURSE or LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
will commence Monday, November H. and will tern
nate In the ensuing March 9f. tsM
James Jones, D., Professor Of Practice.
J. l.. Rid ell, NJ D, Professor OF Chemistry,
Warren NJ D., Professor NJ surgery.
A. Il. C-nas, m. ID Profcssos OF Obstetrics.
A. J. Weddsrbun, ". d., Professor II Anatomy. E#F
Mott, NJ. D., Professor Of AateriA NJ edca
Thoma. Hunt, D Professor Of Phyoosy and Pathology.
s s.nss no.. ae', no. Demonstrators Of Anatomy
Tbs for dec.ins will be from the third Monday in
Octcber 10 the fret Of April sr5- .. ~
The faculty visiting physicians and Of The Charity
md from November April. The
IL practical free Of
thousand prescribed for daily
hospital.
The number Of patients nearly thousand in the
1e ~r3 H..@ n THOMAS HUNT, NJ, D.,
July 1p-tnwNov Dean.
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Home and Foreign Patent and General Agency.
MICHAEL NOURsE CO.,
Once soutwca corner OF and s nearly opposite
'ei At General Post Once Washington, ~ C. s9"t& A@
NJ ~ Co. will their
M against the whether
C,u Executive Departments,
this and foreign coun~s and he
rshts Their charges Will be-
and extent n the rendered. 1V7N
~ B-Oas Of the Arm will shortly
unen Of Europe and viii take charge
may be intusted.
@A- et tH@ MICHAEL NoURsE,
SASS t4H JAMES MORsa,
Solicitor and legal adviser, n. ". cli.LET
Iun. lo-wu
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II BROWNS Es.~wcs ~ Jamaica 1sng~r-Thhs
ssc~itew~ss In dt
sba. cLoi-rn all n ~ bs
Of iue-iinabc
.piie Of e4tvs~
peculiarly family vidas
enables the influences NEGLIGENT dises's
~seh tsrk In changing e'tussfs Il 1sft go 1tkh
Csu,onRs the which pspa'eA
ard
fsh asd Ch~ssrs Ph.sApsss 81 Ne
apohecaras
city, e. by Patterson Narn and 2. n ciirsn ard In A'ss
dsis, virsisis by J. r. rsspu~t. Ha Fsai3 II .t
J0ao ~ dim ...0I ste#..
TOSk tn tho Cape sso~hews paviise. Ce-.pasyz
N0strs h-s~ey that esA
stosk :" sa e"spany, chartered srssa
OF me STATE ~ Mar land the January 63 will eRs"ea
"s 's'0"ie sank, chnbh rchess hsntsrs ths oOe
M.~s tyan~ Fsni IN the Washington snd bs's'c'
Columbia, saturday the op~s~h
until the ss,h u July u etf'iN (. 3.aH
fa2sU WILLIA n, DuNKINsos,
y. w, RIsQUE, r.
Aft go hDWlN nOBIS6ON,
Ju"s 6-sAol"c fIsI hsp.J
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cKpAEATE PROPOSALS. viii BE- received
- lsl dsy Of dsivery
os IN. us uoop~ Tho Unis<d sssss asss nspecon
tniu IT.
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ID j.. STEERS NEW 0OOD~ ron OEnTlEnEs.-
Il received anoes supply Of elegant ecot o sos
mel fhas'
themselves with cioshing ts The essst
appsoaching should by all rods
aAfore they pusehase elsewhere t*.
May ia-tnf .Eers#W r. ge9s@ f.r
NEW York. lba3Ths undersigned hiss this ~
opened Once, No a william street, hsrehanu' Er.hAasJ
for The transaction u general brokerage bnsness
mining, raIrad, ynveva@es Dss asA dv
bought and sold 4.lsaH u NW. tsfra I'D
NAV Io-Ad - EMANUEL. n. HART.
Collectors Once, Juiy II, 1888
NOTICE payers Deduction fpr pecma payment Voice
1854 sue sA
ded9cuon of cont W ~
lowed Law for ynar paid ~ before Me ~"
Aux.ss en.nirs VI #'r n. ,. KOCME,
July Is eodf I.el.4a s. ffn LA Co1s W. "
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PubIie the Unted States military Reserve 81
Fort Wtnn~bawo. WtsesnsAn.
THE MGary Pot wnsekssp, wiscor
nbcut four isusasd NJ taad, Will h. sd
public the h
day 81 September, tsss, ~ 10 o,ricck tANaF
The located NE ~ the WsceWs snA For
rverp, (b. connected bT canal purify through thu
and contains % TIE desahi~ sd in tbs star
Wisconsin The ou vel hsown 70 ~ ea'sd NJ The ""'
valuable sites in this section OF the STATE
Maps showing A'eusicss ,cca'on Ne loo
he my oAce previous 70 day % saie.
The crms Of sale are cash, specie funds. . -
= ts.f ~ fs Assistant u. .. AsAy.
A"nrAsr ouAsTsnsAsTrRs Oyyos, ... 1T
Port Winnebseo, tWt , June 4, 1919
July ~ -codtaoshAue rn nj Ef1s 9@ .94 GHlftf't
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAiMANTo.
Every person vped right Of pre- ~npstoa q M
within nshps and Il h~nsps sA~vs ssuss
rat.d sstnbliah the ~asasfArloc Il -
register Of the land ONCE aud mahe
practicable s ssssS sAk se and hshsv ~
appointed d The Pakc sa N hs
claimed Otherwise such elsm win b isd
ri Estf u tesA eORN WILSON,
Commissioner AZ the Cessssi I.ssl Oens.
21-tsw3w
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lei day M the dsvery provision. bulk
Ss IN. Inc United sssss.. ais. ia.pseuoa.
foiows; ltta fssatsa eHN9aa taftM
s IA Baton Rouge Bar osAs, Losssssas.
barre Of
IS barrels d ne.h supsrnns -four
30 bu.hsis Of white field beams
i,0on pounds ~ good hard sosp
r. AZ pou~d4 of good hard apssn candles
is bushels ofgood clean dry 6As salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Key Wsss, Florida
40 barrels Of pork
- bushels VI whits neld beans
900 pounds OF good hard sosp
$50 pounds OF good hard sperm candies
is bushels Of good clean dry nns salt
Soo gallons Of good cider vinegar
"a Bsyyaneas Bauraeks, Psnsaeoia, Flsrda,
liz barrels Of fresh supernns flour
10 bushels of white field beans
Pc pound. o. good hard soap
~ bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
100 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
~ Fsrt Smith. .arkdnsas.
100 S.srsi. o. d flesh xaa .upernue -four
- bushels white deld beans
t 1000 poaads Of GOOD hard soap
-oo nsuod. Of sooa hard n sperm 81" car eana,s
275 gallons Of good cider -
The whole 10 Be- dsivsredia all May, 1854.
t3sg3 Fort Gibson, Iarhansos.
l..5 $50 haues supernne hour
% bushels Of white field bcans
1yooo pounds Of good hard soap
gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole TO be delivered in all May, 1884,
1T Fort Lsa.esvovth, Missouri River.
so barrels Of snperduc -four r
40 bushels Of new white field beans
sSo pounds = good hard soap. soap candle.
~ bushels Of good clean dry nnc SAT-
yfaG 900 ssIIons q good cider vinegar.
Tho whole . 10 delivered by the LIST Of June. 1854
Rssey Rss otat tie Ipses Mnnes e p.gs 20
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az
DER284k0 ATOa1S sahscribar has Just received
- Strt sHtpy unvsfss sssnsJar fsssafcrs
e;ursd BY y Fs.om Of rh.dsphi. AMI which rsssvsd
dnsoM- from the Mcssopotan xecsuIos tstns 81 hs
by those who have srarin~A u.sa THE rcfss
razor be decidedly tn. acs IN IL h arranged
That seen se entirely separate removed
WIN WcHsy BY the construction ~ cold
hsa sonsnnf nistoc around vssss and within each
rig xtAe whole apparatus ! insured
priytleee of
turned hay do NOT prove in satisfactory by
ApH-n tfNaH q sa . I'll Iron HALL
HY11C-Nnscs hereby attorney IN NJ, ~
IN Of John enrv y.
laad Wisconsin, describing
~ see 81 l 81 e. is dnplca. "a, ~,,eh
ms ksen mail fbsve made Application Comn,,s
osss Land Office fo repayment dy
1pliarv said entry. !. LIZ JOHN LAST.
rWANpORUs by this author or Ruth"
" btuyvsnani franconis Story BY Jacob Albeit
I'D Xss.. ss'~''' ~ "e"''' '''''"' ''' = "s
AnRpah Crock Literature
W1ek Houss, No Ii. ~.
EfI1as9S Ilnsssssed Catholic Bible Nos. 70 asd .
~ ~. rR 4NcK TAYLoR.
7fANw veusasssspnss or. The 1--WE Bss<hsvss ~
~. uDssss. Attfei N stla t.5as fs fsl III
0duNnDlV Lscsuvsa and Lie.
Wsy9c<k% Catholic Rih'. Illustrated, parss ~ asd 10 81
AsW VRAScK TArLoL
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16
REFERRED DEBATE In SENATE.

During the late session of Congress, besides the
current morning reports of the proceedings and
sketches Of the debates Of the two Houses publish
al full reports of all the speeches delivered in the
Senate on our foreign relations, and on political ques
tons, which our readers will remember were many of
them Of highly interesting character, The close
Of the session left unpublished however in our
paper great mass Of Senate speeches and running
debates on questions Of more domestic character
which It had been impossible to find room for at
the time, and keep up with our daily morning re-
norts and other current matters Some Of these
arrears arc too interesting to be withheld from our
readers, and it is our purpose 70 employ the ap-
preaching freedom Of our columns in giving selcc-
tons from them, and in pursuance Of that determ-
nation we begin with portion to-day
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04

From rich and poor bond and free--all grades col
and conditions, the me'd OF praise is rris!st
tbly given to the wonderful preparation Thousands OF
,ttles are sod AMI used daily, and but universal
remedy before discovered possesses such perfect
healing and curative properties 1t acts like magic in
relieving pains ofany kind matter by what cause,
how excrutiang-spians dlsocaiion of joints, btu
ses cuts burns, scads ulcers, rheumatism,
piles, cakrd breas any pain, soreness, Stiffness,
weakness OF joints, muscles or ligaments. The Llni
men is equally applicable and equally efectnal in giving
immediate relief. Try 1t.
am a horse doctor, and have been engaged about
fifteen years in the business and nave used almOstevey
kind OF Liniment ia use; of all the Ii iment have
used know of none efftctual the Mexican Mus
tang LInimeni; is inalible remedy have used
in inHumerabe OF the obs iuate character
we'll calculated to test its virtues, and have always
experienced the most excellent results from its
could not do without it.
ARCHIBALD POWELL.
3mlles south of Coensve, Indiana.
DIR. A. G.. BRAGG-St, My little child, when one
month old, was attacked with Scald Head, and iortwo
wears have employed the best medical the
city without any benefit One mouth since its hea dwas
a solid cake soreI purchased one 25 cent bottle of
your Mustang Linnent TO cure sore had on my
nose and upper lip which had been SO for SIX months
it cured 1t Immediately l used tne remainder OF
one bottle more will without doubt perfectly cure it.
HENRY STlER,
% Vine ST., st. Louis June 2S;h. 1858.
This is TO certify that have used the Mexican Mus
the right hip was badly 81 rained and bruised that
tears were entertained it out of joint obtained
bottle of the Lniment and used freely four days. when
he soreness and pain were all gone and the hip JOINT
was we'll. have also used the Lnimept for the Piles.
Its effects were wonderful Free applications night and
morning for week has perfectly cured me.
EDWIN r., BARRON,
81 Dunno S.. Y, June 25tn 1852.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04

IoEVVIND
ADDITIONAL NEWS PER CAMBRIA.

ADDITIONAL NEWS PER CAMBRIA.
EsGLAsD-Nothing important in political point of
view from Engl md The exports of the country had
increased nearly fs,oOO,O0o during the year. Money
tighter and consuls quoted at 99s to !.
Sixtyeght passengers persisted by the laundering of
the steamer Victoria off the Irish coast.
FRAscE-Napoeon had held private interview with
he Russian Minister but its nature had transpi red
Trade revivipg in Paris and tho affairs of the
uacturing districts unusually prosperous. Agricultural
prospects exceedingly good. The export trade
which had fallen off. reviving owing to the pres
of extensive orders for articles of Paris monuac
ture from the United States and Brazil.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04
GENERAL REMARKS.


TosAcco-Reeeipts increasing. The quail is gene.
rally inferior. Prices remain unchanged except for very
common grades, which think lit lie lower We
quote bstered Tugs "a to So better kinds IS to 50
common leaf Sc T. good stemming ~ SO tos 5O
uiactoring SO to 90. BARKsDALE READ.
FLoUR-Ws have little or no alteration to note in
prices. Demand moderate and supply fair We quote
Richmond supeffne ss5a5 25 and sc, according to
the fancy of the trade for different brands.
GRAIN-Prices have undergone 40 change during the
week. Our millers paying better prices for
good Wheat than obtained in any other market in
she Union.
BACON and LARD have. it will be seen slshtly de-
clined in price.
GROCERIES have undergone change during the week.
MoNEY MARKET easy and business fair for the season.
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographed for the Times.
u..rER rROM EURopE.

& ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA.
New YORK, March 3.
The steamship Cambria has arrived at lila fax with
dates from Liverpool to the 10Th February.
Below send the latest commercial advices
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Feb. 1s
CorToS-rhe maj ket closed today with bet feeling
but he decline for the week amounts to l-l6dahd
Observation-Disclosures dull. Capal Flour sells POS cd,
Baltimore s7sa27s 3D. and Ohio at 27sa2ss.
WHFAT-White is quoted at rs da7s Sd and red at
Is 10da7s.
CoRS-Yelow sells at Bis 81 and white at 32s per
quarter
Provisions steady TuRPENTrSE advancing in price;
RosIN firm and RICE sells at 22s cd.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04

B0sT0N March g.
A serious riot occurred in Charlestown last night
which had for its origin the alleged forcible confinement
of girl named Corcoran. Several military companies
sent from Boston, and twenty persons arrested for
being concerned in the riot Further trouble appre-
hended unless the girl shall be produced her situation
mad
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II HENRICO, AND TWO VACANT LOTS ONE
ON BROAD STREET THE OTHER ON MAIN
SRTEET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold
on Monday afternoon, the It'll March, 1852 upon the
premises commencing at II O'clock the brick tene ment
the north side of Broad street, few hundred Yards
west OF the corporation, in the occupancy of Mr.
Seay-fonng % feet running back 81 feet to an aiey
% feet wide Also, vacant lot adjoining fronting SO
feet running back depth. After which will be sold
handsome building lot on the north of Main betw cen
Madison and Monroe Streets onting about % feet ran
ming back IS feet al alley
TERMs-Except for the last lot cash; balance on G and
10 mouths for negotiable notes, added secured by
trust deed or title retained. W. GODDIN
NH
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

pursuance OF Deed of Trust, bearing date the 18th
day of November 1852. duly recorded in the county
Court OF Goochand county, from Elisha Caswell, now
deceased to me for the benefit of Daniel Hunt the city
ties therein mentioned shall, on MONDAY the alst
day of March, 1852 in front of the Court House of said
county the said day being Court day. proceed sell the
real estate in sail mentioned deed being certain lot
land lying and being in the county of Goochand upon the
north side ofthe James river Canal and bounded fol
lows commencing on the Manakin Ferry Road ut the
bridge the James river Canal thence up the said
road 90 degrees, L 1: chains, 80 links to a stone;
thence 5s4 degrees + chains 6 links. thence de-
grees, w 10 chains, 10 links to stone on the canal
thence up the said canal 3d. degrees, w ohana %
links, to the beginning and contains acres rood II
poles.
TERMs--Cash for the debt secured by said deed, and
the and expenses of the trust and the balance
the purchase money credit of six MONTHS properly
secured.
Sale to commence at 10 O clock NJ
fe 8-lawtd JOHN B. STEGALI, Trustee