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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

HARRISBURG. March l6.-Mrs Susan Bisler,
mother OF Governors Bigler o: Pennsylvania and
California, died today at her residence in Della
ware township, aged about 20 years
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Col Rowland @. Tomliuson, of Philadelphia. has
been appointed mail agent between New York and
California.
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B1 hICHAHD CAUTdOKN.
SALE OF REAL. IL

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES-
IL TATE IN HENRICO COUNTY.-Win be
sold on MONDAY, 9th inst. at O'Clock, P. NJ, on
tree dec'd) lot of Ground, fronting 26 # inches
SD st and running back hundred and thirty
two feet being and joining the property of
John B. Brown jos. C Haley, and others. The i'm
provements consist of brick house with rooms,
and the enclosure.
Terms cash. JAMES BOSHER,
Executor of Curtis Carter, decd.
Sale conducted by R. CAUTHoRN. Auct NH 16
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VHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,

~ &C., at the old stand 2l8 Broad street-At the
solicitation of many of his friends and customers,
the subscriber, with view of accommodating the
west end of The city, is induced to continue his
CROCKERY STORE, where he will keep the usual
supply of everything connected with the business,
such as China Tea Sets, Glass Bowls, eoblets, De-
Trays, Walters, Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, Bri.
tanna Castors Tea and Coffee Pots with an endless
variety of China Ornaments. sc. fffss.1;,-
NH Its EDWARD 8. DICKSON
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OK TY DOLLARS REWARD.-The
Mines, on Tuckah0e Creek, in Henrico on Sunday
night, the 4th inst, and reward Of twenty dollars
each is hereby offered for their apprehension and de-
livery. either in Richmond or at the Mines:
MADISON very black - (ro, rather SLIM but
well made; about IS Of age feet, to inches
high front teeth irregular with countenance indi
by Mr.. McGruder, of Pewhatan, in which county his
wife resides. q
Benz very black, dull looking negro, with unu
sually large features about six feet high, inclined
stoop, and of uncommon proportions weighing per-
haps 200 or 30 pounds, and about 25years of age
He purchased frona the upper district of North
Carolina.
+ HENRY-a dark brown negro; about feet, OFT
inches high, round and remarkably well made. good
Princess Anne county, and were pair of nearly new
heavy printed sattnett pantaoons.
The dress of the other men is not recolleeted.
NH 17-3t JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
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IN DOLLARS REWARD.-I will pay
eJU the above reward for the delivery to me, at
my factory, opposite the Danville Railroad Depot,
for a NEGRO MAN named JAMES bUh"ELh,
hired of Mr. Lewis Hill, agent for Miss Barbara Nj.
Page. of Gloucester county Virg'a James 10 about
feet inches high, brown comPiexion good ADDRESS
and polite when spoken to- He has been absent
since Monday, 9th inst.
mh I4-2WN y. .. WALhER-
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
FICE With G. J. SUMNER. No. 20 PEARL S

NOTICE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust,
IN executed to the subscriber, by Agnes Peters, a
free of color to certain debt tn erein
mentioned to Hiram w. Tyler. which deed bears
date the oath dav of November 1849 and is of record
in the Clerks office ofHenrco County Court shall,
at the request of the beneficiary, as the Trustee
named in said deed, proceed, on TUESDAY. the
21st day of March, 1854 at half past O'clock p. NJ
to SELL on the premises, to the highest bidder, for
cash. the property conveyed by said deed, consisting
ofa certain piece parcel lot of land lying and be-
ing in the city of Richmond, the Western side of
Valley street. betwee en- Richard and Baldwin streets
fronting forty two feet the said Valley street. and
running back the same width to the line of the Virgi
MIA Central Railroad and which lot is designated in
plan of Richard Adams estate as lot letter O.
The title to the said property is believed to be in
disputabie; but selling as Trustee, shall convey by
deed with special warranty only.
JOSEPH M. DARLINGTON,
NH dtds Trustee
Sale to be conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct
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CTFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Tbe

II
i above reward, and all reasonable expenses, will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to us in
Richmond of Negro Woman Slave, named MARIA,
or as she calls herself, MARIA PERRY, if taken 50
miles or from Richmond, thirty dollars If tn
ken in or near Richmond.
Maria Is of medium statue, with round face, skin
about ginger bread color, good set of teeth, fall
suit of hair, and pleasant countenance- Her pre-;
else age not recolleced shut she is believed to be
about twenty four or five years old -
PHIL. M. TABB son, Agents.
Office on Governor street,
NH I4-ts Between Main and FRANKLIN SITS.
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- DOLLARS REWARD.-Was stolen

evH DOLIAhO hE w hItL. W uS 's 0'.0',
~ between 4 or 5 days ego. from a bed room. !
articles, viz: | gold hair Comb, with the name Of
Jane nj Loving on it; ladies' gold Watch, IN case,
and gold Chain; Breast Pins one set WITH pesri
with four S. gold pecesn it and 81 dol roll OF
Money amounting to $lI or si2; single Sleeve But
ton and small gold Ring l will give the above re-
ward for all the greater part OF the above articles
and the detection of the thief. q
NH l3-6t* BENZ. SUTTON.
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DANAWAY from the subscriber, on the

RANAWAY from the subscriber, on the
~ Sd instant, negro ma named WASHING
TON. He is of dark complexion, about feet 8
inches high, and is very knock-kneed; speaks very
rapidly, and is supposed to be between y and 80
years of age Washington was always dressed well,
and presented very and tidy appearance. He,
can read and write. l will give reward of $40 for
the delivery of said negro to me- If taken in the
State. and all expenses paid, and 800 if taken out
of the State. =
mi mo. ID HAMMERSLEY.
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SfLVA CIGARS.-Just received full
~ supply Ofgenune Silva Cigars Of the best quail
~ I BLAIR
mh ID Opposite the Depot, Broad st.
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S. L. LOOMS, Secretary.

In the above certificate, we fully concur.
CHARLES TAYLOR,
Sec'y Hartford Fire ms. Co.
WILLIAM CoNoR,
Sec'y Hartford Protection Ins. Co.
JOHN B. ELDREDGE,
Sec'y Connecticut Fire ms. Co.
E. J. MILLER,
D. STEBBINS
To- Office on Broad street, between Sd and 1th SITS
fe lI-GSmt
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CPRING SUPPLY OF CLOTHING

~ am now receiving aud shall continue to receive
large and fashionable assortment of Clothing and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods for the Spring and
Summer of 1851, to which would call the attention
of merchants and others visiting the city, that they
will find in my stock such variety is rarely be
found in any establishment. My prices for
which, will be found TO be fully low as similar
goods in any market. HENRY SHAFER,
NH Is Corner 14th and Main ST
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, n. H. March l6th.-The Statesman Of
His n,orninr saysthe House is very doubtful John
p Hale has been elected Representative from Do
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NOTICE.-Having discontinued the Ba
IN king business, it becomes necessary for all who
are indebted to me settle their accounts as soon a.
possible They will be presented for payment by
Messrs, j. r. Atkinson and Alex Stevenson.
WIN. FALCONER.
MARcHIst 1854 nh I6 b
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DERUVIAN AND MEXICAN QUA
i NO; Chappelrs FERTILIZER and PHos-
PLATE LIME For sale by
NH list. ROCKER WATKINS
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE
CORNER OF CANAL AND FOURTH SITS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Thurs.
day afternoon the Esd March, 1854, upon the premi-
SEES, commencing at A O'Clock, that valuable Lot,
fronting 20 feet the south side of Canal street.
running back towards Byrd $50 feet to alley,
only few years ago. having each four rooms exclu-
sive of kitchen. This property is located on part of
CANDLES Hl in very improving part of the city.
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed.
ma ii GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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HARTFORD, Dec. Oath, 1851.
The President and Directors of the ftna Fire In
surance Company having examined j. Spratt's Pa
tent Lightning Conductor, and having been made &C.
quainted with its construction and adaptation the
safe and excellent conductor of electricity We re-
commend that it be properly applied to all buildings
insured, or that may hereafter be insured at this
office.
s T., Ioo,rIe Secretaru
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IES ACRES OF LAND ON WILL
lOc LIAMSBURG ROAD, 4 MILES BE-
LOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on MONDAY, the Sd April, 1854, at
Henrico County Court, commencing at II O'Clock.
l65 acres of Land on the Williamsburg road about
miles below Richmond. There is yet considerable
quantity of wood and timber the place. and also
a small wooden tenement; A plat of the property
will be exhibited at the SALE
TERMS: One-fourth cash. balance at H. 8 and IL
months for gotable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
ma IL GODDIN l. APPERSON. Aucts.
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Y ANlLLA BEANS, Extract Vanilla,
Extract Lemon, Extract Bitter Almonds &c,
iei ssie 81 j. BLAfR'S,
NH 10 Prea5 q. nm ths D.not
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SWEET OIL.-250 baskets and boxes
~ Sweet Oil, for sale by
PURCELL LADD l. CO.
mn 10 Druggists. 80 Main at
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$50 G eoa ssL DA aT a aU cTNM Mnp !.
sold on SATURDAY. the 18th March. 1854, on the
Plank Road, miles from the city of Richmond lon
$50 cords Oak and Pine Wood well seasoned. :.
TERMS months credit, for approved endorsed.
negotiable notes, with interest added
NH IL GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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RICHMOND, March II, 1854
Dr.; BRAINERD Il take pleasure in stating that
my old man, ohm, rs years of age. whom brought
to you six weeks ago. has very much by the
application of your cups. He see out OF the
lett eye, which was. to all appearances, blind when
brought him to you His right eye is likewise great
Iy improved l shall make him continue the use of
your cups, and feel confident if he improves as ra
pdly as he has done, that in a few months his sight
will be as good as it ever was
Respectfully,
NH Ie IT. WIN MOSRy
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A ROMATIC WILD Gerry BIT
"A TERS--A long used and highly esteemed rem.
edy for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, &c. Price Ct cents
paper. For sale by
NH IL Ell PIcOT co.
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MARY < HOLLAND.

We examined the young lady above mentioned
and found her able to distinguish various colors saw
blue, pink, yellow and white.
w. w. JONES,
NH l7-2" X. w. ROBINSON.
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IN + WHlSKEY.-35 bbls fine old
~ Gibson Whskey, superior article, in store and
LOT sale oy J. b. STEGAL
mn 10 No. % Main sf
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TOR SALE-The good will and Fixtures
is of the store No. 49, on the south side of Main
street. For terms, apply on the premises
NH l6-3tt
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M ANlLLA ROPE.-15 coils, assorted
Na sizes, to inches, for sale low by the coil or
smaller quantity.
C. J. SINTON Il CO, II Main ST.,
mn ~ Sign of the Circular Saw.
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GOSHEN AND MOUNTAIN BUTTER;
~ Roll and Firkin do. For sale by
NH 10 IL w TYLER
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+ COULTRE RAZORS.-A fresh sup
- ply of these superior Razors. Juat to hand, per
steamer, and for sale by
C. }. SlNTON & co, II Main st.,
mn 10 sim of the Circulnr Saw.
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DARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.-We
have just received, direct from the manufaetu
rersn Philadelphia large lot OF Parasos and siik
NH is '' = c. HARTwELL CO.
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SELECTED GOSHEN BUTTERFLIES
- tTa primelquaty, receiving per steamer Roam.
ots. ior sale by RAWLINGS l. MILLER
ihh Ia Corner Pearl and Cary streets
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
THE ACCIDENT AT THE MOUTH OF NORTH
RIVER

RIVER.
We learn that the persons on board the Canal
goat cl;asoa, were nearly all negro laborers en-
rou;e for the Covington and Ohio Railroad The
circumstances as related by Us yesterday, are
hrmed BY letters subsequently received. The boat
nassed over the dam at the Cement Mills, down
through the Balcony Fslls and lodged about mile
and half above the Rope Ferry. 1t was during
the dangerous passage of the falls that consdera-
bic number jumped overheard, four of whom were
drowned.
We learn that Mr.. WILLIAM MATTHEWS, the
James River Company's Carpenter, with boat and
crew. ventured in and rescued all on the boat to.
ce,her with many Of those who had jumped over
board and were on different rocks in the falls which
they had fortunately reached. In Mr.. MATTHEW'S
as. trip when he had the las; of them all rescued
on board his boat ran upon rock and was broken
two. Two Of the crew were drowned-makng
with the four who jumped overheard and was lost
six. MATTHEWS and the rest got upon rock and
remained there from Saturday night until Sunday
morning 10 o'clock, when they were taken off more
dead Than alive The intrepid MATHEWS was
dresd.u.ly fros.5itten and accounts cay it was
feared ne would not live. We trust this fear may
no, be realized. lie who periis his life for others
has double claim upon the sympathies OF his fell
Iryv r,1Er
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THE WILL OF JUDAH ToURo.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22-Judah Touro's will is
dated the 9th inst 1t appoints four Executors Civ
R b Shepherd, residuary legatee. Nearly $3.50
go Dequeathed to different public institutions and
for charitable purposes, including the following -
$50 $50 for the establishment OF an Aims house in
New Orleans; 5000 to the Hebrew Congregation
in Bostsn the same amount 10 each of the Hebrew
Congregations in Hartford, New Haven, New York,
Charleston and Savannah; 5000 to the Orphan
Boys Asy llm, Boston; S5000to the Female Asylum,
Boston; $4,000 to the Massachusetts Female Hos
pital $4,000 TO the Jews Hospital Society, New
fors; $1,000 to the New York Relief Society for
Agent Of said Society, for amelorating the condi.
ton Of the Jews in the Holy Land and securing the
enjoyment OF their religion also, considerable be.
guess TO other Hebrew Congregations throughout
the United States, and several handsome legacies
to individuals
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CAPTURE OF RUNAwAYs.

We COPY me following from the Baltimore Sun Of
Yesterday. TIE writer is in error in supposng that
the Baltimore Is a James River boat. She runs on
the Potomac:
Tae steamer Baltimore which runs on the James
river. came uu from Richmond on Thursday night
10 tbs port for the purpose Of repair. During the
I'm ,pa captain discovered three slaves secreted
away in the forecastle VINO had managed to creep
aboard and hide themselves without being discov-
cred by ary Of the officers or crew of the Balti-
more The captain Immediately called several
men 20 ais assistance, and ted them securely
Upon reaching port, they were conveyed to the
middle district watch house, and kept I'll! morning,
when they were committed 10 Jail.
The names Of the negroes are Richard Bell Thos.
Brook and Willard W.afiie. 1Aey are the proper
ty q Nj Newman Newly, residing in Chesterfield
county Va.
Waen the Baltimore reached this port, the firm Of
P9tee. Graham & Mckinley committed them to jail
a. tae request OF Capt. McCausland. Subsequently,
che Of the firm went to Richmond and thence TO the
residence ofthe owner, walking II miles in the cold
being unable 10 obtain any conveyance whatever.
The circumstances attending the escape from home
were OF a desperate character, firearms having
teen used in order 10 escape detection They will
be removed to-day, and, under the charge Oi the
above firm, VIII be taken 70 Richmond
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NEW YORK MARKETS

in order thatsour readers may see that the tele.
graphic report Of the New York market, in yester.
days Dispatch, was correct. we quote below the re,
port, as given in the Northern papers received las,
evening:
Flour firm. Sales of II 500 bbIs at So S7as9 for
State, and So l2aS925 for Ohio Sales Of 2250 bbls
Southern at S9aSg25
Wneat-Sales Of 2250 bushels Southern red a.
$40
Corn-Sales of 5000 bushels at 90 cts. for mixed.
and 100 cts tur yellow
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AFFAIRS AT WHEELING

WHEELING, Jan. 25-There are now 10 feet wa
ter III the channel, and falling The weather indi
Gates storm.
A very respectable young lady, named Mary
Drake, attempted suicide to-day by jumping from
the Suspension bridge, distance of 90feet Strange
to say however she Yves rescued uniniured, after
floating among the ice for nearly half a mile
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READ THlS.-All persons who have not
- as yet supplied themselves with good warm
WINTER CLOTHING, can now do at cost by ap
plying at r. DECOU L CO.'S Franklin Clothing
store. No SO Main ST., Richmond, Va, where may be
found. the most ample, complete and well-made as.
present season. All of which will most positively be
sold at cost, for cash only
R. DECOU CO, i
ia11-6m No e8 Main NJ
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Boston, jan 25.-This has been the coolest day
OF the winter. At sunrise, the thermometer stood
at zero at noon degrees above and at sunset zero
aga IN several adjacent towns, the Thermometer
indicated 10 to u degrees below zero, and at Mon
freal . below
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The COPYRIGHT TREATY-The u. s. Sonata, on
Thursday, il is reported, confirmed the information
al copyright treaty, reported from the Committee
on Foreign Relations, without any recommends
tioas, but with an amendment providing that the
protection afforded 70 foreign authors shall apply
coly 10 heir books reprinted n this country.
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CUKPRISING BUT NEVERTHELESS

BUT NEV
- TRUE-The prices which LEVY is selling his
CLOTHING at, surprises the closest buyers 90 he
must really be selling cheap; and you don't believe
IT. just call on him and examine for yourselves and
you will be convinced that his clothing is not onlv
sc ason has far advanced he will sell OF his ver
coats at cost and less rather than to keep them
until next winter. Now is the time to buy vonr
clothing and the place is at A. LEWIS. 'fNl
No. 50 Main street, op City Hotel,
ia II Sign of the Red Ceat
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BY TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Aucf.- :

BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Jour HOUSES AND LOTS ON Sc
y COND STREET AND IN DUvAL,S ADDI-
TION AT AUCTON.-OnF FRIDAY AFTERNOON
sold, two large framed TENEMENTS and LOTS.
situated on the West side of I'd street, near Mrs.
Downeys store fronting about 20 feet each. and run.
ming back $50 feet. as el,aR
After which viii be sold two HOUSES and LOTS
in Duval's addition, the West side Of St. James
street, between Federal and Couts' streets near the
residence of DR.. Robinson, fronting about 50 feet
each, and running back rs feet. ~
The whole of the above property il now yielding
good rents and hose wishing 20 invest in such pro.
perry would do well to attend.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at l. and u
months; credit payments to bear interests and title to
be withheld until last note 10 paid. EsSEF
ja20 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucta
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

rT- The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street. has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
ever in this city, and 10 prepared do this descrip.
ton Of PRINTING on as reasonable terms as else.
where In the city, as well as every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens
y Plain and fancy CARDS for sale. ja-dn
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THE ERIE DIFEICJuTy

ERIE, Jan. 25.-The U. S. Marshal is here today.
and the railroad men are making arrangements to
relay the track tomorrow. Great excitement pre-
yals and the people threaten TO demosh it as fast
as i il put down.
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BY GoDDIN L JEFFERSON. ~
VALUABLE FARM, NEAR BROOK

" oAOAOAG AIM, NEAk 6h(JUA
TURNPIKE, 81 MILESFROM RICHMOND.
ALSO CROPS OF CORN, .sHUCKs, FODDER,
STRAW, THREE MULES, HORSE, TWO COWS
LUGGY, &C., FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wi1l ~
sold on FRIDAY, the 9th January. 1854, upon the
premises, commencing at IL o'clock, the FARM re.
Gently occupied by Mr.. Jos. 8. James Jr, situated
about 81 miles FROM the city of Richmond, md . few
aunered yards Of the Brook Turnpike-upon which
plank road 10 to be constructed very shortlysdion.
ing the residence of Maj Jas HILL 1t contains 1854
acres, of which about onehalf is cleared balance in
wood and timber. The improvements are all new
consisting OF handsome cottage residence contain.
ing rooms besides kitchen, servantS house, barn.
stable, &c. ~
After the sale of the Land viii be sold the crops
of Corn, Q2O barrels) Shucks, Fodder, Straw, de-
Also very fine young Mules, one excellent buggy
Horse, four Cows, one Buggy, and all the Farming
implements on the place. frsg
Terms for the Land-One-sxth cash, one-sxth at
months, and as to the balance, upon very lib ra terS
of credit, to be made known at the hour Of sale
For the personal estate all under $50 cash. over
that amount sixty days credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. $500 .ss@ese..ssEs
GoDo1N &APPERs0N,
jaS-dtds AuSts
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RECKER'S COPY BOOKS.-A. NOR.
y RIS, 81 Main street, has just received No. II of
Beckers beautiful series of Copy Books, containing
examples in LARGE HAND and CAPITALS, to
which the attention of teachers is respectfully nvit
ed The unrivalled grace and beauty of these ex.
amples render them fit subjects for imitation being
actual copies of the handwriting ofthe author They
may also serve to encourage the pupil in arriving at
the same degree of excellence. Price 81 SO per doz
liberal discount to teachers. la 20
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BosToN, Jan. 25.-Tne annual meeting of the
New England Anri-Slayery Society commenced to.
day, with only % members, Francis jackson pre-
siding series Of anti-slavery resolutions were
presented, but the proceedings were devoid of in
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The total defalcstion Of Lambert s. Neyteoed, the
late clerk ofthe Superior Court Of Baltimore, 10 S3
2e9 of which the Of sl7 500 due to the State
and Sis S7 to the city Of Baltimore. The City Coun
ellis have passed resolution directing suit to be co-
menced against his securities, accompanied with an
appeal to the Legislature to enact law to punish
felony all future peeuIations on the funds of the city