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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-29

fdI..-3x-gIG&. 8Earsrg !, .s=S.
In O. -. Jsosaon: D,cr 2i--R,r tia exat Two
-esrs h.ss o.ec severely 2i;;ciSt fitn liver Oom
nSin: Dyss. ;sis 3iiioa3 D:srrnoes and Piles. sut
sering srsls ;egres corigslty, .25 pains sni in
7onvea;euces sGtecGsut opon sacn Esel3os, yitaoa-
lrerxJ, beng .;arss:y asis 20 attend to any bud
1889 lost Sr-g: 4sal f a. desn, AMI assJ many
kinds si msiicius, WITH no apparent change, ua.i
yomr.sn,ei s.t.i year HogtIr.3s Gsrn,G. E;Gs:s'
hey have eG,lrsiy cured ms i SaVo saiasd iu
veiSU over fJs5y p5.s7s5s tinco ccnmeoced tnsb
lss, ana BoS sa.irsiy frss from paia and sche
4 say xini sud fssl iiss usw 1 uUhesirst'
agly rssoai lsni yoar si.tsrs to all iu7.iiis
F'urs, r.sp-ctf.illy,
fS9H =. JJiII, NJ. l2 Lagrange Pass.
W. a Aa4ass, ,eo. Of t1s Argus, Weston
TO- Jay Ii, l5Si, said Il S=S is1t summer very
Aad weak aGs - Do ajlo to stand at the cAse
onser than one hour At time 1 tried one bottle
4 your 3erClsn Eitssr3 Iiich sntireiy cursd me- 1
ave usei two bottles ] sent two bottles l50 milo
roa he-. ts . frienc Who hzl beea SICK for . long
inc, 10 has ego ossn cared W them. | bsiiess
hem ~ te superior to any nleticine new In uss."
h. q. Perkins, " ari5tts, o-o, Fob -, 1854
AID Your bitEets sfe b:ghiy Irifci by sa3eo whf
lave ussi thcGl. In u ;! Liver OoEpisint, O.
ong s,sai.nS, - iseh h-a retis.sd TIE skiH ot SEP
raj paysssians 60 sutirsiy 11ssd hJ tas Csc oft
Bottles"
y. Kssssinsxir, Jsasi.st, Toestsr O., Dsc
ID, 1851, said: II enOracs tiiS opportunity of in
torlnng you Of the grsst beae6t h1vc derived from
he uss 81 DR.. hs5ianfs German Bittert. lave
ised them for chil!s &ld Fever, and Disordered
stomach, and found rsliof IN syery case. Fhsy are
Inc best rea5dg for Disordsseo Stomach IL thas 10
ex1stsncs.n
U. r. sYkss, Ass, kEstor of the O5sys~
3a.> Wich, Conn said "I haze bssn using jour Ger
m Bit.ers To- sozn- time for Dyspepsia, and have
sr, 60 lnucn coiiet fro.I tbs11, that have made
IN n niad to ..i.s teen Grstrdts .dstcTie. ess
Sorssssea.."
MoSden, RsMp, $s Co, JanosyLis, Wis,
L., IssJ ss3 ''Your German Bi.tsrs are deserved
vnonulsr hare and sraOnZ ali tbs prepared medi
3nss an our sae!yss, none have aye sold wkich hay.
dyen the satisfaction of Hoonands German Bitssra.
June 3D. ls5a. They said I'VE ,scOm%sha tn'ia
w. n. Orr, Wooster, o., October I'd, 1859, sa.i
aYou ssk ms my opinion Of the German Bittsss 1
nave used them for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, ana
AXE pleasure IN stating that think they srs the
very best remedy sxtant for tho above complaints-
~ are dsesaefly in TIE sicases Of ell the pTapTs
.S,rr nsdicipes OF tAs d0y"
e.sMr. O,T is distinguished lawyer u Tooetea.
fhsSs Bittsrs q. ssYIRRLY yHezfABLs faey asss>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26


LORD ELGIN's MIssIoN-MR. SoULEs DIspArcH
Es.-The generally we'll informed Washington cor
respondent of the New York journal of Commerce
under date the 23d says:
The project of atreaty between the United State.
and Great Britain, in relation to the Fshe and
Reciprocity of Trade between the United States and
the North American Colonies which was agreed up
on some months ago between Mr.. Marcy aud Mr.
CHAMPION, has been assented to by the British gov
eminent, provided the Colonies upon it's submission
to them should also assent to it, The project to be
submitted to Convention of delegates from the five
provinces, which will soon assemble aud act on the
subject. Canada New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
have each already designated two delegated to the
Convention. The other two Colonies, Prince Ed
ward and Newfoundland, are expected to do the
same.
Lord Eigin has come for the purpose of attend
ing this Convention, and of promoting adjustment
of the question in manner satisfactory to the Coo
MES; to the United States and to the British Govern
ment-
Dispatches from Mr.. Soule have just arrived. 1t
is believed that the and effect Of the dispatches
are rather pacific than warlike and the Black War.
rior case is substantially settled.
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CONGRESS-WEDNEsDAY.

In the SENATE certain resolutions adopte / by the
late legislature of Louisiana, the subject of the
Africanization of Cuba were presented by Mr.
benjamin aud referred to the Committee For
egn Relations Prior TO their reference brief but
Interesting discussion took place on the subject to
which they relate.
The Nebraska bill from the house was taken up
and discussed until five O'Clock in the evening, upon
an amendment offered by Mr., Pearce proposing to
restore to the bin the clayton amendment" upon
which no question had been taken at the time OF
adjournment This debate was somewhat animal
ed towards the close of the sitting several Southern
Senators who formerly supported the clayton
amendment having declared their Intention to vote
against il now rather than risk the bin in the House
q! Representatives.
The galleries and privileged seats were crowded
with spectators, amongst the most distinguished Of
whom noticed Lord Elgin, apparently much III
terested in the debates.
The House OF REPRESENTATIVE agreed 10 post
pone the Pacific Railroad Bill that the Deficiency
Bill might be considered, and the latter was again
taken up in Committee of the Whole. The amend
n1ent OF the Senate first in order, appropriating
100000 towards supplying this city with water
was disagreed to TIE committee, having progress
ed as Tar as the thirty second amendment OF the Sc
nate WAS found without quorum, and reported
progress 20 the Honse.
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PRESBYTERIAN OLD SCHOOL ASSEMBLY

BUFFALO, May 2i-Since our last report, the As.
senbly has been mainly employed in considering
the judicial case involving the right of the Church
to strike from the list of Elders refusing to have
their children baptsed The argument was not
concluded when the hour arrived for hearing the
report OF the Board of Publication.
The Board have circulated $4,000 books, and
10000 tracts, during the year. The value of the
publications distributed, has been $500 The
receipts had increased over the previous year
Sl2 000
The Board of Domestic Missions reported in
favor of building church at Washington. and
recommended the collection of from $4,000 to
100000.
The report relative to the Danville Seminary
came up, when a warm personal debate common
ced. Mr.. McMaster, of Va, attacked bitterly the
action of the Committee at the last General Assem-
bly,, charging that they had improperly suppressed
information before them and induced the Assem-.
bly, to adopt the report, which otherwise would
not have been adopted. The fight is between the
Danville and New Albany Summaries DIR. Breck-
euridge opposes. and warm time is anticipated
DR.. McMasters had not concluded at the time of ad.
journment.
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DEFALCATIoN AT THE U. s. MINT

PHILADELPHIA May 24.-It is generally reported
that one of the chief clerks of the u s. Mint well
known as one of the most experienced in the in
sitution is defaulter to large amount, which is
variously reported at from Sl5000 up to 100000
The circumstances have not fully TRANSFERRED, but ii
ie understood the friends of the officer will make UP
the losses. The alleged deaulter has heretofore
borne high reputation, and is strict member o.
church He has been absent from the Mint for two
weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CONVENTION.
The people of Norfolk, IN public meeting on
Tuesday night, passed resolutions in favor Of IN
Internal Improvement Convention, to be held in
that city on Tuesday, before the Fair in October
next in this city. They invite the whole State to
send delegates.
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FREDERIcKsB 3RG

to issue the bonds Of the town for $4,000, upon
credit OF ls months to 10 years The object 10 to
subscribe to the Fredericksburg and Gordonsville
road, and TO redeem the small scrip now afioat,
$4,000 OF this scrip has been funded; $1,000 more
will be funded in the same way, and is estimated
that $4,000 will be paid In in taxes There will
be only $4,000 out.
THE NEBRASKA BILL IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Democratic Committee OF Suffolk county,
which adjoius Boston. met the night of the 23d,
and adopted resolutions endorsing the Nebraska
bill, by 43 to & and they further resolved to fire
lib guns-one for each member who voted for the
bill.
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THE NEBRASKA BILL.

tits understood from Washington that the friends
OF the Nebraska bill, In the Senate, will concede
full latitude to debate; but will pass the bin just
il came from the House.
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THE MARTHA wAsHINGToN CoNsPIRA

THE MARTHA WASHINGTON CONSPIRACY.
LOUISVILLE, May GA preliminary trial has
taken place at Helena, of the persons charged with
destroying the steamer Martha Washington. Capt.
Cumnins was discharged. Messrs. Kissane, Cole,
70 give bail in $1,000 each and Kissane had given
the bail.
Ia consequence of the grave charge, the small
bail required Is regarded tantaInount TO final
sequittai of all concerned
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BY PULLiAM & DAVIS

BY PULL 'AM Z DAVIS.
A UCTION SALE OF HORSES, LUM-
IA Der, STABLE, &c Intending to close our
present business, We will sell, without reserve at
public auction, on TUESDAY, the 30th day of Nav
commencing at 10 o'clock. at our Saw Milf in Man
chester, large lot of LUMBER, consisting pripci.
paly of Scantling and Joists, which will be sold to
suit purchasers.
ALSO,
A WAGON, Three HORSES. and STABLE
ALSO,
Will be sold, the SAW MILL.
The buildings ground leased from the Truste ca
of Manchester.
Terms made known at sale.
BLUNT 4 FUQUA.
All persons indebted to the concern will please
come forward and pay up.
my 22-dtds R.&F
The above named property will be sold tcittout re-
serre, at 10 o'clock, on TUESDAY next.
my Is PULLIAM & DAVIS, Aucts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

II MISSIONEU OT
Yin HANOVER COUNTY.-Pusuant to a decree
entered in Hanover County Court, on the 25th day
of April 1854 in q suit therein then depending in
the style of Ragland vs. RagIand. /. the Comrns-
sioner in the said decree named, viii proceed, on
WEDNESDAY, the 3lst of May, 1854, between the
hours of IL and O'clock TO sell on the premises at
public auction, the LAND of which Edward p. w.
Ragand died seized supposed to contain about $50
or less, lying near the Slash Church. and
adjoining the lands Of Patrick Perrin Jno. G. Brock
and hers.
TERMs--One-third cash the balance upon cre-
dit of one and years. with interest from the day
of SALE the purchaser give bond with approved
curity for the deferred payments aud the title to be
retained until convey ance Is decreed by the Court
The title is believed to be unquestionably good j;
but selling as Commissioner, shall convey only such
title as authorised by the said decree.
WILLIAM J. RAGLAND,
INV dds Commissioner.
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LIcENsEs REFUSED BIZ FLuvANNA.

LICENEEE REFUSED By FLUVANNA.
We learn from the Charlottesville Jefiersonisn,
that the last County Court Of Fluyanna refused 10
grant licenses to sell liquor by retail. The vote
was Is 70 2; and one OF the two was prohbtory
law man, bu. voted in respect 10 the wishes Of the
people Of his district.
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BosToN May 24.-The steamer Canada sailed to-
day for Liverpool, with 100 passengers, and S45O00o
in specie
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MR.. CHAMPIONS FETE-in honor of Queen
victorias birth day, on Tuesday, is said to have
been brilliant affair The full Diplomatic Corps.
and large number of Government officials, were
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

BosToN, May 24-The ship Golden Fleece, los
at San Francisco, was insured here for sixty thou
sand dollars.
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WHEELING, May 24.--There are 6 feet of water
in the channel, and falling Atpresent the business
Ia freight is very small.
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 60.


CARGO SALE OF HERRINGS AT
~ AUCTION.-On SATURDAY, 9th inst com.
menclng at 10 O'Clock. will sell at the Baltimore
Steamboat Wharf, the cargo of the schri Morning
Star. from Halifax, say
736 bills and IS halt bbls Cut HERRINGS
25 do. 10 do Gross d.
Damaged on the VOYAGE and sold for account of
whom concerned, by order Of
BACON & BASKERVILLE.
Terms cash.
my26 DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO., Aucts.
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DRESSED FLOORING.-I30,OO 900 feet
- superior l. and II inch GEORGIA FLOORING
PLANK
$4,000 feet superior Il and II inch Georgia STEP
PLANK.
Just landing from schr Marian Pickup, for sale low
from Wharf
ALSO.
1905 oo feet seasoned Susquehanna BOARDS, fs
Packing Gases. 81 ~
$1,000 $1,000 feet seasoned BUTToNwooD.
Together with general assortment of Ash Maple
Walnut, Cherry. Whitewood White Pine and Vel.
low Pine LUMBER-For sale low by
r. g. WHITFIELD
my 25-3t Corner Cary and 10th streets
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
n The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street. is extensively prepared to execute every de-
scription of PRINTING very superior Power
Presses and new Type, at extraordinary low prices,
for cash.
CARDS printed very cheap, on one of the last fast
presses. IL
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BY ALEX. NOTTA co.
ON SATURDAY EVENING. 9th

an SATURDAY EVENING, 9th Nav
~ at y O'Clock, at the store corner of Broad and
Sd streets, quantity of CHINA, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, &c. consisting in part of the fol-
lowing:
Handsome China VASES
Bohemian do
TOILETTE BOTTLES
China and Parisn PITCHERS
White Granite do
Do do PLATES
Glass BOWLS; Glass SUGARS
LOOKING-GLASSES
TUMBLERS; GOBLETS
PLATES and DISHES
China TEA SETS
KNIVES and FORKS
Albata Tea and Table SPOONS
quantity of JEWELRY
COMBS and BAIR-BRUSHES
CASTORS and WATERS
Brass CANDLESTICKS
Glass do
EWERS and BASINS
PITCHERS and FANCY BOWLS
CELERY STANDS
Britannia COFFEE POTS
PRESERVE aud PICKLE DISHES
PORTE MONNAIES, &c.
with great variety of other goods too numerous foy
insertion. R. t., HICKSON A. co
oae oy A. MOTT GO. my %
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nKANGEE.- Us Boxes Nice, Sweet, Mes
" sipa Orange, In fine order. just received and
for ssle by lmys4) LOUISE. eossiEux.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26
LATEST.

The California Legislature has adjourned
Col. Fremont reports favorable route for rail
road, and will soon make an important report on
the subject
The prospects for good crops in California are
very favorable.
A rich quartz vein has been discovered near
PsceIyille
The arrest of the French Consul at San Francis
co produced great excitement and the authorities
are accused of bad management
Rice wac n active demand at San Francisco. Pre-
visions dull and depressed.
Dates from Lower California to April 5ih, state
thai Walkers forces. reduced to 40 men, have all
been arrested. Walker has escaped to Texas it is
thought
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bI AHEZt. NOEI u CO.
r ARGE STOCK OF SADDLERv An

IL AUCTION The Subscriber anticp.t;n. !.
change in his business the LIST of July ne III os
for sale his stock of SADDLERY at cost 70. r.h
until the 9th of June. at which time he will sell ali
the remaining stock at Auction. His stock consists in
mart of about 200 sets of COACH. BUGGY and CART
HARNESS, q large portion of them very fine. AIso
about $50 fine SADDLES, including some of the
finest have had made. Also very large lot of
BRIDES, MARTINGALES, STIRRUP IRONS,
WHIPS of every description; in fact, the largest
stock of every article usually kept Saddlery e.
tablishment) ever saw.
Persons 10 want of CHI articles, and who are in
the habit of settling every six months shall have ev-
cry article charged to their account cash price,
Ii there are any accounts standing against los II.
Coquttt Agent myself Individually, persons hav-
ing them are requested to bring them in for settle
ment. JOS. H. COLQUITT.
Sale conducted by
my2i A MOTT Co. Aucts
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BY ALEX. MOTT 3 C0

b1 ALEX. MOTT co
STOCK OF LIQUORS, CIGARS. BAR
~ FIXTURES, &c. AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY
Morning, the 9th inst at 10 O'clock we will sell AZ
auction, at the Eagle Restaurant near the Old Mar
ket the entire stock of Liquors. Cigars Bar Fxtures
&c. &c.
Also, large lot of Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture--the present proprietor declining business
Terms cash.
my23 A. MOTT & CO.. Aucts
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA

New York, May 2i-The steamer North Star
from aspnwall has arrived, bringing 700 passen-
gers and S450,000 in gold. The principal con-
lcnees are American Exchange Bank $4,000 ;
Duncan & Sherman Sl400C0: j. Clifford 100000
The shipments from California were S9I2 900 by
the steamer Panama, and 81 ,237, 900 by the Cores
Panama dates are to May 18th
The Governor OF New Granada had abolished
the cspitstioD tax.
The L. S. troops which left Norfolk in the ILL
nois had arrived safely at Obispo.
revolution had broken out in Bogota. A new
Provincial Government had been established, and
General Melo had declared himself dictator. Gen
Herrera and most OF the National Congress had fed
Cen MOsquero was in Barranguia with cunside
rable force, The Constitution of lS43 is to be par
tally restored Gen. Melo had arrested President
Orlando aud other Governmental officers The
Governor of Ssvanilla and Santa Martha had Issued
prOclamations, calling on the people to come for
sard and assist in quelng the Instruction, and
measures were taken to raise troops for that pur-
pose. The Governor OF Carthagenia favors the re-
belon, and general excitement had been created
throughout the country
Dates from Acapulco to May 9Th, state that Santa
Anra broke up his encampnent on the Goth of April
retrratiBg towards the city Of Mexico. He had
previously demanded the surrender OF the Castle,
by' was answered by discharged of round shot,
k4Ang men.
there lie no confirmation Of the capture of 300
OF Santa Annals men.
The steamer Sonora brought to Panama, Valpa.
raiso dates OF April 29th and Australia OF March
3rd. Political news is unimportant. The ship Emf
u Taylor returned to Valparaiso April 18Th, with
the crew IN state OF mutiDy, having on the 9TH at
sea bored and attempted to sink the ship.
Advces from the gold districts of Australia are
cheering At Melbourne tine gold markets was acss
tive at So lis ID
The California news is of little importance, and
has been anticipated by way of New Orleans
Advices from Oregon state that Major G.. H.
I armed, U. S. A., had been drowned in Puget's
Sound together with men.
Dates from the Society Islands, to March 30th,
state that three French men of war were at Tahiti
two having just returned from New Caledonia
where they lett garrison of 500 men and a sloop
OF war. The French garrison at Tahiti numbers
1900
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II ARDWARE AT AUCTION.-On
- SATURDAY MORNING, at IL O'Clock. we
will sell at Auction the following invoice of HARD
WARE: Round and fiat necked Bolts; Brass Flush
Bolts; Sash Pules and Table Hinges: Iron and Steaj
Blade Squares; Door Latches and Window Fasteners
Patent Angle Sash Springs; Carpenters Ship, Mill
lockwood Carpenters Rules and Compasses; Scale
and Sash Weights: Circular Mill and Pitt Saws
Bride Bits; Stirrup Irons; Buckles Steel Spurs
with many articles in the Hardware and Saddlery
line. tmy 26) ALEX. MOTT l. Co. Aucts
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rrO MILLERs, MACHINISTS AND

TO MILLERS, MACHINISTS AND
i MANUFACTURERS-.Th Subscribers are
constantly receiving full supplies of every kind and
size of INDIA RUBBER and LEATHER BELT
ING TO which they invite the attention of all in any
way interested All BANDS sold by them made
of the very best materials and WARRANTED IN EVERY
length at few minutes notice; aud after being
fitted do require be taken of again, as the Lea
ther Belts perfectly stretched by powerful ma
chinery before they are offered for sale. And the
India Rubber Bands do not stretch at all.
They also keep constantly on hand all sizes and
kinds of FIRE ENGINE, FACTORY. LOCOMO-
TIVE, GARDEN and PAVEMENT HOSE. with
Couplings and Pipes complete, which they offer at
Factory prices Also, all kinds and thicknesses OF
STEAM ENGINE PACKING.
WILLIAMS l. BROTHER,
my 2S~5t Corner Cary and Pearl err.
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= - sAe0 Ia
BY ELIAS HAIE
Ancfoneer and Commissicn Me1ckank. foe n.,.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AMI aATTYp
- DAY EVENING. ct n O'Clock. Vii, IN, oss, - =
AUCTION my usually attractive stock Of " HTCurs y
JEMELkY and FANCY GOODS. eonsistina Il ~
Geld lapler, Chropometsr and Mssic Huut.r,
open and hunting cases ~
Silver English Lever Anchor and Cslfuder Ao h.r
tiers an open face
1oid. FOB. Vest and Guard Chains Seals and KEYS
bre.stpins. Earnings Fineer-rines Brscelefa Ic
n q, With large variety of Fancy Goods Dou-
'o ailci Guns, ana large assortment of Hardware.
ALSO, !.
WARE. IN sua 1AA1LD
Every article warranted a. represented.
Having taken out license and op.ned . - .nt.,
AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE A. NV .sore
.oI winch have long lease, am prepared 70 offer
efest induce ments to persons wishing ia cons;sn
goods for Auction or private sale. " oons'sa
Conssnments thankfully received and nrorn,, a,
tended to. anu Pio"ptiy at
ELIAS HALE, Auctr and
ly <<-u Com Merchant. log Main n
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-FOUR YOUNG NITLEs A. 4,rrrror

Il -on SATURnAY an ~ :. = = ~ s,. 1AvN J:
~. ~! isse lot 70 ress OF my store, viii sel G xuc
uos; On credit Of four months for approved neso
nso'e PsPefs iour young likely MULES wen brofsu
c6 6tvo oi,f cow viii also sell ins MICH
1ow, nas ,Durhsm and half Aidsmey, rsised near
calf Tiny 25l Ga1iTun ~ 9ns
ruhE s,l.I Or COVERED SPRING WA
Wsgon furnished with leather cushions add,, ing
break and double harness completesl1 Is sd l ~.
der. 80 SOU oI-
CARRIAGE AND HARNEss.-Ar.o
hand Carriage and Harness, in excellent orJ., oono
my 20 r. CAUTHORN, Auct
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAM

- :, IN HENKICO.-In compliance with a decree
ane Sucult Court of the City of Richmond nro.
Oo,oons admir- Gordon ct ais shall a. Com
rres pointed for that purpose by the said de-
liz. 80 20 sell at public auction upon the ure.
ls at II O'Clock A. M that tract Of land Ivins anS
Ges1s IN e9e Gonnty Of Hsnrco about six mile. from
terminus of the Westham flanI. u the western
James aoraon; dessased resided at the time Of 81.
Thn % scrss and adjoining the lands
ing terms: For cash to much as viii
expenses of sale, and the balance in t,ro ay tne
the day of SALE secured by negotiable note.
dorsed, the title to be retained until the nrr.h
money is fully paid and possession to be given 1.'
mediately after the sale. ini'
my 2G-dtds PHILIP B. ZONES