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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16
{sECoND DISPATCH.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC.

The Russians have completely evacuated Little
Wallachia. Their right wing now rests on "Aluta,
ESQ teegraphed, with head quarters at Bucharest
Therefore the interest OF the compaign again con
centrates below Nicopols
The Turks have come out of Kalafat, and are &C
eupying all the towns 10 the track of the Russians
The Russian troops were besieeing Silistria, and
would make an assault about the lst OF May.
The allied troops were idle.
The Greek instruction remains az at last ad
vices.
From Asia there is nothing of interest.
Napers fleet was swaiting the arrival Of the
French, and in the meantime was engaged In block
aiding the Gulf OF Finland and Bathnia.
Napier was at Stockholm'on the 2lst, with fifteen
ships He has ordered the Russian Consuls to
leave.
ENGLAND.
The Preston strikes are over.
The Europa arrived out at midnight on the
18Th
The Bremen barque Favorte, for Baltimore sunk
saved This dreadful catastrophe was caused by q
collision with the barque Hesper, from Charleston
for Antwerp.
Ltrsrp00t, May :, r. M.-Cotton market very
dull, and prices, for all qualities below middling
fair, very irregular, showing decline of l-sd.
e THE LATEST.
The Greek insurgents have been defeated.
Russia has imposed heavy tax on all classes
The Russians were making tremendous prepare
tions for the attack on Sistria about the LIST OF
May.
BERLIN, Tuesday-The ratification of the Aus
TRAN and Prussan treaty was exchanged to-day.
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Nh. FILLMORE IN BALTrMoRE-Mr Fillmore a,
rived in Baltimore on Sunday morning quite unex.
pactediy. He was accompanied by the Hon John
P kennedy. who had received despatch announc
Ing serious iliness 10 bis family which, however
had taken favorable turn before his arrival. He
immediately proceeded TO the City Hotel where q
suite OF rooms had been engaged for him by the
Joint COMMITTEES Of Arrangements on the part
the City Council aud the citizens He afterwards
proceeded to the private residence OF Mr. Kennedy.
aud spent the day in quiet manner The public
rsception took place yesterday.
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ExCITEMENT IN BOSTON

BOSTON, May Is, is54.-Everv precaution ha.
oeen taken TO prevent riot tomorrow. ON account
OF The street preaching of Orr He will be allowed
70 preach AID protected from assault by the au-
.norlhes- The military will be under arms II
trouble
Inc body OF Samuel Hunt, Secretary of the
manufacturers Insurance Company, who commit.
yea suicide In November last by drowning, was
found this evening on the Flats near Cambridge.
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FROM MEXICO MOVEMENTS OF SANTA

ANNA-REVOLUTION AT ACAPULCO.
CHARLESTON May l2-Advices from Mexico to
shs Isl inst, published in the New Orleans Plea.
yuue report the revolution at Acapulco as still un.
checked
Santa Anna at the latest dates was in camp near
Acapulco with an army OF from three to five thou.
sand men
Gen, Alvarez. with a large force was stationed in
the rear, whilea considerable body of the insur.
genie occupied front position.
the Pcayune however, believes that Alvarez
Only occupies the mountain passes to Providenca
Gaerreye as it has been reported that Santa Anna
had entered the latter with his men, and compelled
the insurgents to push for the coast.
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The Jury in the case of Forrest vs. Willis, for an
alleged libel published in the Home Journal In
1850, were unable to agree 1t is said they differ
81 in their estimate of the damages from $40, 600
ID O. cents.
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MOVEMENTS OF A RUSSIAN ARMED SCHOONER
A letter dated Rio de Jsneiro March II, in the N
u Herald, of Saturday, says
A Russian armed schooner, carrying { guns, is
also here commanded by Prince OF royal blood.
He seldom, il ever, vista the English men-of-war,
but frequently goes board the American cutter,
the commander Of which is supposed to know
something OF his intended movements. Ii IL said
the schooner has large quantity of powder and
arms on board, and is bound into the Pacific Ocean,
iish naval officers look upon her as being fitted ont
for pTivRteer.
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AooIDEsT ON THE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL
ROAD The train on the Ohio and Mississippi rail
road due at Cincinnati on Wednesday evening,
says the Commercial, over three cows this side
OF Lswreneeburg, killing them instantly, and throw.
ing the locomotive and tender dsgn ten foot EN-
bankment breaking the trucks of the baggage car
20 that the floor rested ON the track The fret pas.
senger car also went off the track, but the OPP.
poste side from the locomotive. The engineer and
fireman went down with the locomotive, and were
badly scalded
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Among the passengers who departed for Europe
In the steamer Pacific last Saturday were John r.
Thompson c. j. Little, Blunt, Macon, Miss Sarah
Mason, Miss Emma Mason, Miss Susan Mason, Miss
Betty Mason, Miss knight, David s. Watson Mrs.
and Miss pringe, Daniel H. London and lady and
Mics Caskie, from Virginia
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FUTURE DAYS.


HkEE HOUSES AND LOTS
vr AErnrgMTfN0 ON MAYO STREET BETWEEN
r = r n~.N And BROAD STREETS POR SALE
49, 1ISsJLiUN.--Wil1 be sold On SATURDAY sffer-
n,cIo.i ~ aEhs upon the premises. commencing 81 5
Mage street. ID fssr and te Other Il sesf %. 81
fen,r e - y feet inches and one in the rear
uo.aas q .esL and running hack 50 feet These
Gently been rspsirsa ana painted and are ysry de
nsep.ry sssssh,r hes central location makes them
houses, being convenient to the mo.t hs;rs enesp
the city ss BUSINESS part OF
the sale. THOS " REEcrTurr n -
my IL anas;aE,
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FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
IMMENSE DISCOVERIES OF GOLD.

BosroN, May 15-By the arrival of the barque
aspiring Bolt we have Capetown advces to March
"a The papers are filled with accounts of gold
discoveries which are said to extend over the
whole sovereignty. Gold is reported to be mor6
plentiful on the surface than in California Austria.
liza Merry parties were leaving for the diggings
Agates End other valuable stones have also been
found.
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HEAVY RosE RaIks.--An old gentleman from Vir-
snis, en- route to Iowa, to purchase a farm was
robbed OF 500 at Louisville, on the OH instant, by
q "uiee young mau" 10 whom he communicated
the fact thst be bad large amount of money with
him.
On the Sth inst the state rooms Of the steamer
Telegraph was entered at Louisville, and the pas
ssneers robbed of from $50 TO $500 In all 500
dolIars.
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LATER FROM MExIco.-The steamer Texas has
arrived at New Orleans from Vera Cruz, with two
weeks later advices We have yet received nc
news.
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Jonathan Packard, venerable siversmith, OF
Rochester, New York. died last week ia conse-
quence of an attack upon him by drunken row.
dies
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CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, May Is -lp the Senate, Mr. Cass
made a speech in favor of religious liberation for
Americana abroad. - ts- s.--t
In the House. Mr.. Richardson offered resolution
providing for termination of the debate the Me-
brsska bill Friday afternoon and moved the pre-
vious question. Opposition Immediately commenced
and the former of calling the yeas and nays
motions to adjourn was re-enacted. The excitement
intense. Mr.. Hunt of Louisiana, called Mr. Craig
Of North Carolina, liar
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MOVEMENTS OF MR. FILLMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 15.-Ex-Pi esident Fillmore ar
rived yesterday, To-day the ceremonies of public
reception took place. He viii leave for Philadelphia
tomorrow. s..f .5-
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VOMMIssIONER's SALE OF LAND

COMMISSIONER SALE OF LAND
~ IN HANOVER COUNTY.--Pusuant to decree
entered in Hanover County Court, ON the 25th day
Of April 1854 in suit therein then depending in
the style of Ragand vs.. Ragland, L, the Commits
WEDNESDAY. the S1st of May, 1854, between the
hours of ~ and O'Clock to sell on the premises at
Ragland died. SEIZED supposed to contain about $50
acres or less lying the Slash Church, and
adjoining the lands of Patrick Perrin Jno. C. Brock
and o hers.
TERMs-One-third cash the balance upon cre-
dit of oneand two years. with interest from the day
of SALE the purchaser to give bond with approved
retaiped until convey ance is deereed by the Court
Tie title is believed to be unquestionably good
but selling Commissioner shall convey only such
title as authorised by the said decree.
WILLIAM J. RAGLAND, +
nv 6 dtds Commissioner
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The new steamer Louisiana intended for the
Norfolk line, launched in Baltimore last satur
dav
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FIVE HUNDRED SOULS RESCUED FROM A
SINKING SHIP

aEw York, May 1.-the steamer Washington
reached quarantine last night, and arrived up at
noon. She brings 240 passengers and full car
SO.
The Washington also brings the passengers and
crew, about five hundred souls, taken from the ship
Winchester, bound from Liverpool to Boston. She
was wrecked in the rightiul gale of the 18th April
and had beer twenty days in crippled condition.
kept from sinking by constant labor at the pumps
The Washington fell in with her ON the I'd inst and
notwithstanding the prevalence of a heavy gale
succeeding i'll rescuing all the passengers and crew
The Winchester went down in thirty minutes af
ter the last of the crew LETT her She belonged to
Boston, and had valuable cargo. She sailed from
Liverpool Oh the 10th of March.
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NEW York, May l4-Late advices from Turks
island, say that there is salt at any of the Is.
lands, except Turks, in consequence OF the heavy
rains. At Grand Turk it was selling at ls cts. per
bushel
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FArHKR MArrHxws-The late Father Matthews
OF st. Patrick's Church, Washington, has left for
tune OF $500 900. portion OF which 10 bequeathec
to bis nephew, ex Senator Merrick, OF Md. and I
large SUM 10 the church. A Cathedral will b.
erected 10 Washington city, ON the site Of St Pc
tricks, from this bequest.
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DEATH OF THE KNIGHT OF GLIs.--The Liner
ick papers announce the death OF the Knight o.
Clio, John j. Fitzgerald, who expired OF the pre-
Castle The deceased was Lieut. Col OF the county
OF Limerick militia, and one OF the oldest magis
TT stes of the disfrict.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16

Bosros. May i3-C. +. Hsmmei . merchant d
Qaeoee, and solomon Cohen, both passengers Or
sGakslins N o00 to 1000 worth Of watches and
jswelry.
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HARTFORD. coss., May i4th.-- Henry French's
Fioarias Mil, with large quantity of grain, was
destroyed by Gre this morning Loss was very
heavy.
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BY ALEX. NOTE co..
nRY GOODS SHIRTs e. ATAItc

ICY GOODS, SHIRTS, &c, MAUC-
- TloN-on TUESDAY, the 18th Instant. & 10
O'clock we will sell At public auction at our sfoses
,sIse ss.ottnent Of Dry Geods shirss &c. ancns
s lea dozen printed and white French wstf Hd,hfsr
% DO Linen Damask Napkins; 100 SIN Parsspls: 50
SsIin a.; l8 cotton Umbsellss 50 pair Enbrol1ered
sleeves; 100 worked Chemizeftes: Rea SIN Hapffr
ram and Fancy Ccat Innings 800 dosen shissa ssch
S S.oaa o'esched linen bosoms, Custom cold, faucy
saa calico do; Embroidered do French fhpcv nisin
nin 81 dozen extra heavy hickory co.; 90 do tres-
do do. Byron do - : ssNs ~
ths ABOVE soods all Trash, Just recsivsa from
trade. -. ~ soso IN aots 20 saie tns
Terms made known st sale go.
~ k's'se ana without any reservation. e
-! =. ALEX MOTT 4 CO.. Auots.
&HERIFF'S SALE OF NEGROF6-
- VIII be sold under an order Of Court. msds an.
der snndry attachments VS. Wm c. Welthsa An
TUESDAY, ne 18th May, 1854. to the hiabsst N.
der Tor cashs In front OF the City Hail. cosne nein
and children. = Z - -, -p','.-s
nv u dtds THOS. w. BOSWELL. g. On.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, May Is.
Sales of Flour at So IS Grain unchanged.
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IsEcoND DISPATCH.

New YoRK, May 1.-THE ship Winchester had
$50 souls ON board, 300 were taken oil by the ships
Edward and Robert Bruce, all bound to Quebec,
and the remainder by the steamer Washington.
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HOUSES AND LOTS ON POPLA
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co. :

BY DAVENPORT ALLEN co.
IROCERIES, 90, AT AUCTION
NJ On THURSDAY, 18th inst, we win sell at our
auction store, at 10 O'Clock, assortment Of 0rocs
RES viz: Ss
go bags Green Rio COFFEE
100 do. Laguayra do. 500
MOLASSES; New York SYRUP
White and Yellow Coffee SUGARS
Crushed do.
SOAP; CANDLES; Wrapping PAPER
CIGARS Green and Black TEAS
RUM; WHISKEY; BRANDY A.
Port and Madeira WINES. &c.
TERMs-Under 800. cash; over $loo, four motths
cr.o,' i, lor aP BpAsGVyErPdRT, ALLEN Co. Auets
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By ELd1S 61Tr

Auetioneer sna Commissioa Merehsrt - - !.
SPLENDID PAINTINGS At Arc
~ TlON.-0n WEDNESDAY, mr. 49, - =.
oeioeh q my aies room there vii & = ~. y
ale q vsissbfs coIlsctjon d Eurupesn s sS III
rAlNTiN0S, numbering some oue hunSsss III ~
swsnfy-h ve rare specimens from the pencils 81
g the most celebrated artists OF the Dutch Frsrn
.lemshs Italian and English schools sueh = Wst.s
oS rosfeife, Nau Coppel, Van Zeebf0eek. Manpnnf
=, 1Ssimaef, Muller Chambeant Nsymsns and or.
ersof like celebrity. 10y -
-. AaSo. several tine copies after Raphael, Heuins
-. emet and Others, for particulars of which ref
a me- = msde 70 the catalogue.
mnoie collection h the property Of Mr. Mar.
SnoI, al having been selected BY him 1urins : resi
aence on the Continent Of Europe ana will mon
s.amsnaton be found superior in point Of
~ ana &c artistic merit to any sver offered
~ ln ely and - such, the attention of the adir.
ted to the sale N'. aa0 Vicinity = NV
All the pictures have been framed In ,;~h III,
asmea made expressly for them bv 4 -ealshy.seS
ms,nofactarer OF New York. and all beIns n 1890
inE.room $40 Peiiof OF draw
Iney will be open for examination v,;,h -.
three days previous to sale viz: on safu,ds
ara aoss and gentlemen of this city and vie;n;tx
TIE 60 examine them prior to sale
WEnNErSsnn 70 be peremptory, and takes pIsc. n,
precisely. D commencing ct IL o'clock
my IL
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4 CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, & 9
IA IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENF

IA IN A PLEASANT AND CONvENIENT
FORM-CHERRY PEGTOR ALGIM "A NEW
SHAPE.-Braggs CHERRY aPECTORAL WA
FEkS are pleasant aud eheetual remedy for colds.
coughs, and ell diseases of the throat aud lungs.
They contain the pure medicinal virtues of the via
Cherry, 90 generally Known a. remedy for pnlrno-
fore, every mother should have boz. sAftsr using
one boy of these waters you will never touch bot.
ter medicine. These are just the thing you wasn't.
box. * ~ - fe6-d6m Ii
I OTIS FOR 6ALE-On Franklin Grace
IL and Brosd streets, just beyond the Western lins
Of the Corporation. Those on Frankln and Gracs
streets are beautiful sites for dwelling houses Those
on Broad street are better situated for Aorss. A.
that part of the subalbs Of Richmond y beng rspds
" built up. this property msst soon become very
lnable. Apply to DR. J. ~. BROOCKS a
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

4 tOMMlSS1ONEhS SALE OE REAL
~ ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY Pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court for Henrco county,
on the 9th day of APRIL 1854 in suit there depend.
ing in the name of Thomas j. Carter, complainant
against Virginia B. Barker Albert Fisher and Others
defendants the undersigned, whe was appointed a
Commissioner for the purpose, will. ON MONDAY.
the 5th day of June, 1854, at IL O'clock in front of
Henrico Coty Court House, proceed sell the tract
of land in the bill and proceedings mentioned. upon
the following terms For much cash as will defray
the costs of this suit and the expenses incident to
such sale; and upon credit of 6 and u months for
the balance of the purchase money! to bear interest
from the day of SALE and to be by bonds with
good security and the title to the land to be with
held until the whole of the purchase money is paid
and deed ordered by the Court to be made. This
land is in the lower part of Henrco county contains
about three hundred acres lies Immediately on the
Chickahominy swamp adjoining the lands of An.
drew B. Carter and EdwardF Cartwright and others,
and is considered very valuable =
THOMAS J. CARTER, Commissioner
For particulars enquire of Thomas J. Carter at
Jno. A. Lacy's Grocery and Feed Store, James d.
Thomas, Druggist, csrner of 18th and Franklin at.
Richmond, Va. my IL dtd
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GTOCK OF GROCERIES. SrnRr
~ FIXTURES AND HoUSEHOID rrnsa1-
TURE AT AUCTfON-Wil be sold on TUEsnxy
.ose Of M = B. AnuiA Main, between 94fh snd
ta Streets who ID declining business al Of his sfck
=. ofscenea Earthenwsre. Glasss jsrH 0tufe fix.
seres &C. Also, all Household Furniture conainf-
ing OF 6eda, bedding. Buresus Tablek ehuira Ia
ny u TAOS. w. KEEsEE. xucf.
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ny KENT. PAINE KENT.
ARGE AND PEREMpTopv c.rr

ARG nv And PEREMPTORY SALE
viii sell at our ns snssan nsnsns At 10 O'Clock We
fresh and seasonable DRY GOODS. invoices Of
riety of new and desirable styles. comprising va
stock of Mesehsnt s;lo order Ct the Trustees the
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
DRILLINGS, VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS =.
ALSO, &c
From q retail house. declining business al.,,. (.
voice nee o. fancy Dry Goods. consisting of M
DnESS GOODS, SILKS, RIBBONS
WHITE GOODS, IRISH LINENS. &c.
~ ALSO,
20 do Hickory AZ
direct from the manufacturers
IERMs,-An sums under 500, cash over tina
a'nou 1a -FOUR months credit for approved paper s.
myIz KENT, PAINE l. KENT Aucts
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-1-hEAI DAHUA1Nc IN E1nIDNQNQG-
VI RIEs.-We have just received sbout thSas
broideries consulting Of Sleeves, Collars and Che
settes purchased at Marshall's sale. These EQods
were seized by the United ststes Msnhsh ID NeW'
Yerk, for attempting 70 smuggie them thTou&h the
Custom House, and By his order they wers sold We
Embroidedes ever offered In this msftet. Gail M
examine for yourselves -
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7 OET--By q gentleman, out of his bug
Ia ~. on Saturday evening. on Csry street between
it ma ii sfrests, new SILK FIGURED DRESS,
coior dssi sshss 81 rosss foldsd IN 9 newspspsI.-
The njs1 win b. literally rewarded ~ lssstn1 e q
this cf5cs my l1ts
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BY GODDIN APPERSON
HOUSE ON CLAY STREET. ANE


|HOuSE ON CLAY STREET, AND
GRACE STREETS. FOR SALE AZ AT 81 q
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY afternoon ths i1th
o'oiyn,L l'o4, upon the premises commencing at Al
oci0osA, neat Framed Tenement on the south sid
OF Cay, near the residence of Mr. Thornton C. Lips.
cSmo fronting Is feet running back about I55 feet
on the north side of Marshall street opposits the rs
ndence OF Mr. Masssna Beazley fronting % feet.
rnnn IN oask about l5s feet to alleys after which
VIII pc Soid iao feet ON the south side of GRACE be-
tween bely1dere and Pine Streets running back $50
for egotable notes. interest added and title refain
mys GoDDiN APPERsoN, Auet..
III LOTS IN FULTON AND Q IN
NY PORT MAYO, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
| handsome Building LOTS in the town of Fulton
bounded 81 by State Fulton and Erin streets. each
frsntng Sd feet, running back ITO feet to an aey
Also, two very valuable LOTS, Nos Fl and q. sop
the North side of Louisiana street. opposite to Mr.
| running back 100 feet to an alley. 'eo''
TERMs:-One.third cash the balance at and
months for negotiable motel: interest added secured
my IL GoDDIN L APPERsoN. Aucts.
Immediately after the above, win be sold is hand
ON Louisiana street.
myis aoDD1N q APpEasoN, Auot..
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
BROAD SIRE e T AT AUCTION.-Or
BufLDiNs LOTS. on the North side Of Broad T.
between Monroe and Henry streets, adjoining ths
fronting q feet each and running back to an Alley
These Lots are desirably situated either for store
TERMS: One.third cash; the balance on six anf
twelve months credit, for negotiable notes with in
terest. GODDIN L APPERSON,
my Ii Auctioneers.
r ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN "sYD
IL NEYn FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl be
the as M.
Nos sls, 27 sI8, 2ls 20 a2f aaa, as sss 2ss 81
streets Rowland, Sycamore, Strawberry, Grove
Federal and Elmwood. They will bedivided into loti
Of about feet EACH running back 100 feet to al
at our Office The particular attention of capitalists
and others called to this sale these lots for the
most part, are remarkably we'll situated.
TERMS; 18th cash. balance at g. and months, for
negotiable notes interest added and title retained
n my Ii paoDDIN & APpERsoN, Auc.s.
III HANDSOME LOTS In THE PLAN
TION.-Will be sold SATURDAY Afternoon,
the goth May, 1854, upon the premises commencing
at o'clock, 10 handsome building LOfs. in the plan
of Belvidere, bounded by LAUREL Cherry and Spring
streets.
TERMS: one-third cash, balance at and 10 mos.
myis Goblin I APPEkk ss on Ancts.
HOUSES AND LOTS IN REAR OF
VIII be sold on MONDAY afternoon the 22d May
1854. upon the premises, commencing at o'clock,
SON oa and Betsy Hi respectively sntns $50 fs.s on
40 foot street. running back about 500 feet to the old
TERMs--One-thirdc cash; balance at 8 and months.
for negotiable notes interest added and title retain