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LATEST FROM MEXICO.

RETURN OF SANTA ANNA TO THE CAPITAL.
private letter from Mexico, to gentleman O,
this city, dated the 5th of May states that Santa An
na had reached Tuckabaya, miles from the Capital
aud that Madame Santa Anna had left the city thai
morning to join the president at his retreat
The general impression that he had retaker
ana garrisoned Acapulco, and opened the commuui
cations between the Capital and that Port, which
had been obstructed by Alvarez and his Pinto adhe
rents.
There had been alarming Earthquake in Mexico
but 1t fortunately passed OFT without any injury tx
the City, although the inhabitants were greatly alar
med by it, rushing from their bouses during its con
tlnusnce into the public squares for safey-Charles
tan Cour.
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CHANGE OF TELEGRAPHIC AGENCY

The Albany Argus says: ave are gratified ia
earn that the New York Telegraph Agent d. II
Craig, reporter for the Associate press ofNew York
and formerly for the p-ess of Albany, and the press
West of this. extending into Canada has been super.
cedsd out of New York and this quarter. BY Messrs
Abbott and Winsns. By this change these gentle.
man become the correspondents for nearly all the
newspapers extending from Albany North and North.
west 10 Canada. The papers, it seems. become dis.
satisfied with the Agent of the Associated press in
consequence of his recent attempt to humbug the
community by manufacturing and having published
false European news upon the arrival of steamer
al Halifax
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

Young of KY, the Moderator had delivered his
opening sermon. the assembly was opened with
prayer and in the afternoon, fully organized. Rev
tor, and Prof Wilson, of Hsmpden Sidney College
Virginia, temporary clerk. No other business was
done. Among the prominent persons present were
Rev. DR.. Spring, of New York; Rev. Dr. Hodge, OF
Priu ceton Robert ]. Breckenridge of Kentucky
Dr. Edgar. of Nashville; Judge Fine, of New York :
and Chancellor Johns, of Delaware.
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Liberated by the late Joseph Bunch. 7

Liberated by the late Joseph Bunch ESQ.
The Sophia Walker brought down 81 from Balti-
more and is excepted to take board others at Sa-
yGunah
Quite large number of emigrants are expected
to go ont III the next fall ship from Petersburg Rich
mond, Portsmouth, Norfolk City and the Western
Branch The spirit of emigration TO Liberia is iu-
cLeasing Several applicants forpassage in the So
phia Walker were refused passage for want of
TOom.-N0rfoK Her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

ELLIOTT, the eronaut, whose ascension from
Washington we noticed on Saturday, landed safely
about IA miles from Washington. in the direction OF
Annapolis, upon the estate of Mr.. Bowie. On land.
ing, he called out to negro man, who, took to the
woods in much fright; but aid soon arrived, and
the balloon was safely secured He rose to the
height Of about Il, 900 feet, or "a miles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

MAJOR GARRETT, for eleven years member of
| the Legislature of Maryland, and twice Speaker OF
the House of Representatives, died suddenly few
days ago, near Marlboro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

New HAVEN, May l9.-R. H. Glett, free.soil and
Lafayette Foster, wing, were to-day elected IT, S.
Senators from Connecticut The forne for the short
and The latter for the long term In the House Gil
lett had lD9 Chapman 80, Smith 6 Baldwin s. In
aEam g. Butler l. The democrats deserted their can
dldate, voting for Chapman for the long term Foster
had 49, all others 80. In the Senate Gillett had
and Foster majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

TRIAL OF ANDREW WrLLIAMs.-The trial of An
drew Williams, for the murder of his wife, Rose
Williams, by poison, was concluded on Friday. The
prisoner was found guilty of murder, but recon-
mended to mercy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

THE " KNOW. NOTHING" EXcITEMENT-On Fri.
day afternoon last the three persons charged with
having broken into and robbed the office of the
Secretary of the know-Nothings, were examined
and discharged
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The SHIPS MoNrEzusfA AND WIN. LAYTON
NEW York. May 20h.-A steam tug came up this
morning from the wreck of the ship Montezuma,
bringing the officers and crew of that ship. She ID
fall OF water, and her back broken.
Another tug came up from the ship William Lay
ton She lies easy, and it is thought will be got Oh
NOON.
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NOMMISsIONER's SALE OF LAND

4 NCMM1SSlONEkS SALE OFf LAND
IN HANOVER COUNTY.-Pusuantt to decree
entered in Hanover County Court on the 18th day
of April, 1854 in suit therein then depending in
the style of kagand va. Ragland, /. as the Commits
soner in the said decree named will proceed, on
WEDNESDAY, the 3lst of May 1854 between the
hours of u and O'clock, to sell the premises at
public auction, the LAND of which Edward P. w.
RagIand died seized, supposed to contain about $50
acres or less, lying near the Slash Church. and
and o hers.
TERMs-One-third cash the balance upon ere.
dit of oneand two years. with interest from the day
of SALE the purchaser to give bond with approved Sc
curity for the deferred payments and the title to be
retained until conveyance 10 decreed BY the Court
but selling as Comnfssoner, shalt convey only such
title a. authorised by the said decree.
WILLIAM J. RAGLAND,
INV 6 dtds Commissioner.
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OswEeo, N. Y. May IA tire last night destroy
ed WEIGH & Cos. extensive barrel and stave man
utactory and machinery. Loss fifteen thousand
dollars. Insured nine thousand.
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The steamer Washington sailed from New York
for B emen, on Saturday last. She took out 1874
passengers and 1913 745 in specie
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PHILIP B. JONES,
BY THOS. w. KEESEE,
(Offce at George J. Summers No. 20 Pearl street}
VALUABLE HOLD ANT

" ALUAbLE II q y 8 T. II . L D AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION:-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY morn
ing next May oath, commencing at O'clock at the
residence of Mrs Mead and Dr.. Otis, on Grace betw
I'd and Sd streets, (who intend removing from the
city, all oftheir HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
ing Tables, Marble Top Sideboard Rosewood Tete.a.
Tetes and Sefa. Piano Piano Stool Music Stand and
Hermenicon; Marble Contra Tables, Etagere, Cur
ssains, and new Black Walnut Sofa; Mahogany Bed.
steads. Beds Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedding,
Washstands, Bureaus, Wardrobes; handsome Black
Walnut Wardrobe and Bedstead; beautiful set of
GLIDING one elegant Mahogany Bookcase, and four
Plain Bookcases with glass doors; White Dinner Sett
etc all of which, with variety of Chairs Tables
and other articles which nearly new, will be
sold above without reserve
my 10 THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auct
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SPEECH OF JUDGE CAsKrE.-The Washington Sen
tinei pronounces the speech of Judge Caskie, o,
Friday night, lone of the very ablest and elo
quent speeches that has been ELECTED in the House
Representatives by the Nebraska BILL"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

Mr.. Edmondson, in MeCracken county, Ky last
week, sitting down to breakfast, discovering the
biscuit OF an UNUSUAL COLOR called his cook aud reques-
ted her to eat of them. which she did euctant
iy and died in sixteen minutes afterwards from the
effects of the poison she intended for her master aud
mistress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CoNvKNrIoN-The sec
ond days proceedings of this body were very in
teresting. Bishop Meade read his annual report
which shows very gratifying condition of affairs
in the Virginia Diocese. Several important resolu
tons were adopted. We shall give synopsis TO-
morrow
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my 6 dtdl
T IFE INSURANCE FOR WHITE

T IFE INSURANCE FOR VIII 7 E
IL PERSONS AND SLAVES The NATIONAL
SAFETY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY-Char-
ter Perpetual-Capital $25r 600 Principal office.
&c Walnut street, Philadelphia Of the Agency
in Richmond In Lisles Row, l4sh street, next 70
Messrs Toler & Cook-contnue to insure the lves OF
white persons and slaves the most reasonaoie
terms The rate Of premiums for white persons ~
very moderate, and slaves will be insured =. ioI
satisfactorily adjusted Call aud procure pamphlets
and circulars, containing full particulars which WIZ
DC iH'n'sn0u C. r. BROKEN, n. D,
AGENT and Medical Examiner, Richmond, Va
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VESSEL ASHORE-EDITORIA RETIRE
MEST

Boston, May l9-The ship Commonwe alth
from New6uTyport for New OTleans. went ashore
this morning on Newburyport bar. She was owned
by ~ NickeFson Co, and was insured for SIS, 600 il
State street.
John ). Sleeper, for twenty years editor of the
BOSTON Journal, has retired account OF his decli-
ming health.
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RESIGNATION OF MIX. EVERETT.

BosToN, May l3.-Ths Hon. Edward Everett, in
consequence OF nlheaith, has resigned his seat il
the Y 5. Senate, to take effect IN June Itis rumor
ed that Gov. "ashbnrn has teniered the seat to MIR
Choate,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

FIGHT WITH MEXICAN RoBBERs-A wealthy
Italian Count passenger in the diligence from
Mexico to Vera Cruz, was lately killed by robbers.
Among the passengers in the diligence were Messrs.
hazen, OF New Orleans; Marsh, OF Nd, and the
Rev. Mr.. Paiaca, catholic priest of Montgomery,
Alabama, all of whom had to tight desperately for
their lives, as they were attacked twice, and the
diligence riddled with shot. Several of the rob.
bsrs were killed. The Count, who was killed. it is
said, did the most of the fighting, and the robbers
made dead set at him. Some of the passengers
were wounded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

FALL OF AN InoH BRrpcE Between twelve
and one o'clock, yesterday afternoon, the iron
bridge at the foot Of street. connecting Washing
ton with Georgetown, over Hook creek, gave way
under the weight of two oir,nibuscs, Voing tn dit
fcrent directione but meeting la the middle Of the
bridge at the time OF the accident. The result Of
this occurrence IL. Mckinney, one OF the drivers,
had his legs broken. He has mother and SIX
brothers and sisters depending upon him for sup.
port. The other driver, Smith. was badly bruised.
as was also little boy named Thomas Our fei.
icw-ctizen, Gen. Roger e. Weiahtman, had an arm
broken. Besides. a new omnibus was smashed be.
yoad repair, and fine horse, valued at two hun.
bred dollars, is much injured as it is supposed
10 be rendered worthless
The bridgeis almost total wreck Il cost. we
believe, ak or eght thousand dollars, and was
erected at the expense of the corporation of Wash.
ingon. not more than four years ago, If SO long
time Washington Sentinel, Sanaay
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON

bers are authorised 70 sell that truly beautiful lot on
the conar ofSrd ard Caral stzesta Immediately op-
posite the residsnce o. Gel II. G. Cahsil II ftonfs
So fest and rms hack 40 feet
This lot be- . bssutifi view Of James river and
the ssuonnding eo4utsy ane resafde4 - most DE-
ny i6--Gs OoDDIN APPEnsON, 1ucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22
AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.

BY ELIAS HALE.

BY ELIAS HALE,
Aucroneer and Commission Merchant, lo6 Main
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sATTrR.
DAY EVENING, at ~ o'clock, VIII Offer 4
EWELRY a sns sstTSctss sSst Of
e eold psplsz chronomet.r and Magic Huu..r.
open and ban nnca LOT. and Cylinder Watches in
ters ana Lever Anchor and Cylinder do hun
Gold. Fob Vest and Guard Chain. s..,. .nsx.
bressIpin:: Ea..rinea Fineer-rinss Br.cests T.
Iogether with large variety Of Fancy Good f,oS.
- - : Also assortment Of Hardware.
w 4 syP Pr assortment Of SILVER and PLATED
Every article warranted as represented
Sale positive.
A6 H:Ss : .ss 81 sn;s
tof which have long lease. preusrsd - .o s
great Inducements to persons wishing Ia c"n.;
goods tor Auction or private sale. s'se
tended to- f''A'p'iy at
ELIAS HALE, Auctr and
NY - Com Merchant l06 Main ct
CONSTABLE'S SALE.-WilI be soid
fos cash on the premises on Tuesday, the 9sd Of
and SHE'D situated at the corner Of Pear and Water
streets Rocketts Sold to satisfy dstress warrant
Foster ALFRED LE SS1sf1ni II b y G. :. A.
my zz-zs For J. Tyler H. c. C. r.
A NC ZION SALE OF HORSES. LINZ
a Der, STABLE, Ge-Intending to close on,
present business will sell, without reserve. at
commencing at 10 o'clock. at our Saw Mill in Nan.
chester large lot of LUMBER, consis,ius nrinc;.
suit purchasers. 1 "
ALSO,
A WAGON, Three HORSES, and STABLE.
ALSO,
VIII be sold, the SAW MILL.
The buildings are ground leased from the Trustees
of Manchester
Terms made known at sale.
BLUNT FUQUA.
All persons indebted to the concern win nlease
come forward and pay up.
my 22-dtds BAF
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PATHS, BATHS, BATHS-The under
ING AND BARBERING ESTABLISHMENT on
Franklin Hotel.
IN connection with the above, he has fne BATH
ING HOUSE, which has been newfy lifted mp.
The location 10 admirably adapted 70 the purposes
ior which Il - intended being cool and pleasant and
well ventilated.
he feels satisfied that all who are disposed to try
his Tubs viii be well pieased that they viii Be apt
TO call again FIELDS COOK,
-Fnnklin street. few doors below Wall It.
N 1--G 4
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NEw YoRK, May l9.-The clipper ship Bald Ell.
gle arrived here to-day in 7s days from San Fran
cisco.
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EMCRANTs FOR LIBERIA.-O On Thursday. the
18th inst the agent of the Virginia Colonization Sc
Getty embarked on board the ship Sophia Walker in
Hampton Roads, ll6 colored emisrants, for Libers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, May i9.-The Presbyterian New
School Assembly resolved TO meet next year
at st. Louis. Rev Dir. Spear was appointed to
preach upon Home Missions, and Rev. DR.. Patter-
son his alternate
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.


T ARGE SALE OF b BEAUTIFUL
II BUILDING LOTS AND SQUARES, NEAR
ROCKETS, ON FULTON'S HILL, AT AUG
TON On TUESDAY, soth May, 1854, at half past
100 to $50 building Lots and Squares situated near
Rockets, on Fulton's Hill, adjoining Mount Erin,
and opposite to the beautiful Villa of Mr.. John NJ
Royal.
From their very beautiful situation ard proximity
to the lower part of the city, and the facilities afford.
ed by the onnibuses, fbeing to the omnibus
stand, for cheap and convenient communication tn
all parts of the city, these Lots exceedingly well
adapted for building sites besides which, most of
them in brick clay OF the best quality, it hav-
Considering the desirable character of this proper
ty, and the many improvements going 10 the vici.
nifty, it is believed that favorable opportunity
for investment ia rarely offered.
pat of the property may now be seen at the Of
Persons may attend this sale with the assurance
that every lot offered will be positively sold.
Should the weather. on the day above appointed.
fair day thereafter.
TERMS -One-third Cash balance at 4 and mos,
for negotiable notes, interest added trust deed or IT,
msl7 TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts.
MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LOTS ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION On THURSDAY, 18th
sold that most valuable property situated on Coun.
Gil Chamber Hill fronting $50 feet the south line
OF Ross street. and running back on the east line of
!4th street, $50 feet to Cypress alley-imme dately
in front of the Clifton House. The property win be
divided into lots each fronting 80 feet and running
back above.
These Lots being delightfully."- situated, within a
minutes walk of the Postofice and of the heart of
the CITY, and yet very retired, estimated the most
valuable tor private residences, ever offered in this
city.
A Plat of the property may be seen at the Office of
the auctioneers
TERMS: cash, balance at and months for notes,
with added and secured by trust deed the
title retained.
nv n TAYLOR A. WILLIAMS An.t.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

L REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL-By
virtue of deed of trust executed the subscriber
by John Hutcheson and wife, dated September 5th,
ls43 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Hen.
rico county, for certain purposes therein named I
shall again proceed to sell at Public Auction (the
former purchaser having failed to comply with the
terms of sale,) on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of
June. at o'clock, p M-if fair; if not the next fair
day, Sunday excepted) that large and we'll arran.
ged dwelling at the of Leigh and SOth streets
lately occupied by John Hucheson, containing s
rooms above cellar, lean be easily divided into two
tenements, at small cost.) brick kitchen. with 8
rooms well of excellent water in the yard brick sta
BILE, The lot fronts l7G3 feet 30th street, run
ming back l26 feet to sixteenfoot alley The prop
erty will be divided into lots to suit purchasers The
title is believed to be unquestionable but acting as
trustee, shall convey with special warranty only
Terms-One-third cash balance in 8 and months
for notes bearing interest from day of sale
and title retained until last payment is made.
THO.'S J. STARKE, Trustee.
GoDDIN & AppERsoN, Auctioneers,
oxuo
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The MISSING STEAMER Cry OF GLAsGow-The
Pcteu Chronicle OF the llth inst, mentions a re.
port that the steamer City of Glasgow was sion al
izea on the 10Th ult, by the ship Mic Mac, when
within four days sale of Halifax. She was then
steering west. This report can hardly be true, for
II so the steamer would have been seen or heard of
by other vessels, even il she made no port There
can be hardly doubt now TO the loss of the gal.
liant ship and all on board
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

~ IN HENRICO.-In compliance with decree
of the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond pro.
of Gordons admir- Gordon ct ais, SHALL as Com
missioner appointed for that purpose by the said de-
misses, to the highest bidder on the 18th day of June
1854 at o'clock A. NJ. that tract of land lying and
being in the County of Henrco about six miles from
the City of Richmond and within one of the western
terminus of the Westham Plank.R upon which
James Gordon deceased, resided at the time of his
DEATH containing 35 acres and joining the lands of
Thos S. Dicken and B. w. Green, upon the follow.
ing terms For cash as to much will defray the
expenses of sale, and the balance in two equal in
stalmen's at six and nine months with interest from
the day Of sale secured by negotiable notes well en-.
dorsed the title to be retained until the purchase
money ia fully paid and possession to be given i'm
medately after the sale.
my 20-dtds PHILIP B. JONES'
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WINSTON & POWERS have in sto

w and are constantly receiving. fresh and In good
O. der, suitable for Hotels and family use-Snsar
cured Hams, Resf Tongues, Cod Fish, Almonds, Raj.
and other Rlack TeaE Ground Spices; Patent Wax,
Sperm snd Adsmantine Candles; Table Salt; Table
Syrup Chocoiftsi Jaws Moch.. taEpsyra end Bic
Coffee; superior Coffee sna Clarified sassy; Ground,
0rsnulated Crushed and Loaf do; Lsrd IN pals and
bbls, al Of which W edsr low, my 10
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE.
tOffice at Geo. ]. Summers, Nc. 20 Pearl st)

A UCTION.-LAST SALE OF CROC-
IA kerry AND GLASSWARE On TUESDAY
next the Esd May, at 10 o'clock A NJ, at IA Main
street, large quantity of good Goods worth the at.
tention OF housekeepers and dealers. viz:
5O0 dozen common unhaudled Teas
100 do white granite handd do
so do blue printed do
200 do blue.edge Plates
100 do white granite do
so do do do Pitchers
so do blue printed do
100 do com. do do
20 do Chambers, common
10 do Ewers and Basins, common
do white granite do
SO do common Bowls
6ssdo blue printed Bowls
do white granite Chambers
so do common Pitchers
do blue printed Chambers
20 do yellow Dishes
20 do do Bowls
10 do do Pitchers
do fancy do
200 d. Tumblers
20 do China Tea Sets
With variety of other articles such as Casters
Looking Glasses Lamps. Glass Bowls, Candy Jars,
with general assortment of Goods connected with
the trade such Knives, FORKS Spoons, Brushes,
Baskets, &c.
my 20 THOS. w KEESEE. Auct.
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BY ALEX. MOTT & co.

PEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY, 25th inst, at 4 O'Clock, p n, we
win sell ct public auction, Itch street. the
old Dstiliery. several valuable Building LOTS
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at 6 and months,
interest added, satisfactorily endorsed title re-
tanned.
myf ALEX MOTT CO. Aucts.
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BY GoDDiN 4 APPERSON. ------ =
HOUSES AND LOTS IN pr1p an

~, PoOR HOUSE. FOR SALE AT AIJcTJf,fs
w ~ De sold ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, the ga Msy
the Houses and Lots occupied by Gustsvns AnSs,r,,
son and betsy Hillrespectively. fronting SEQ fat On
~ 1901 street running back about 500 feet TO the Ola
IERMs-one- third cash; balance at s and months
TOT Negotiable notes. interest added and ttis retsn
cd till last note II paid -'s A's-'r
mvls 6ODDIN & ApPERsON au.,. s
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sae1 BY TAYLOR 1 WILIIzHs.- > -.
MoSTyALUABLETMpR

tx1 VACANT REAL ESTATE. Ar ROCfETrs
AT AUCTIoN.-ons MONDAY. s2d Nay, = q
1cIoek u. upon the premises viii be sold fhose
etts sifuated the South sde Of RocHet OF Leetsr
greet east OF Gee's Creek fronting together fifty
Feet, and running back TO wafer street iinfeiatslv
opposite the Powhstan Steamboat Co.'S Wkarves
ana beng the same property recently in the occu.
pancy OF Mr.. A. Sedzwick. The te-euenfs have
about rooms each, ere remarkably well bailt, end
are arranged for business purposes Froha their prox-
,mity 20 the wharves and the principal places Of
neavy business this property sweH suited Tor stores
OF any description, ard having two sood 'front.' me-
easily De converted into large warehouses
VACANT LOT ON ROCKETS STREET kss
Imme6afely after the above viii BE- sold 8 want
LOT on the North side Of Rockets street. oppcslte
APT o. Hsskins, fronting al feet and running
TEsMs.-One-third Cash balance ~ ana 4 r,oe
interest," and title retained until purchase money
.aliy paid. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMa. -
As~ts