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A NORTHERN LECTURE.

A correspondent OF the New York Tunes
who is travelling in the South, and writing
descriptions of the people, their institutions
and habits, remarks in late letter, that Ne
gro seryitude might be made in general a
very different thing, were the ruling DISPOSE
tion of the South just, democratic and Chris
tianlike''
Such cant savors more of French infdelity
than of Christianity or common sense. The
leyity and irreverence with which sacred and
political subjects are linked together, are
quite characteristic of school which regards
the Divine founder of the Christian faith as a
mere social and political reformer. The
South can well afford to be Indifferent to the
charge of irreligion, coming from source
which. couches its pious homilies in the Ian
guage Of blasphemy.
What connection had the Founder of Chris
tianity with any political system, with any
form of human government? He expressly
declared that His Kingdom was not of this
world, and instructed his disciples to ''render
unto Cesar the things that are Caesars, and
unto God the things that are Gods" Such
was His advice under an arbitrary and cruel
government, and on an occasion when artful
adversaries were endeavoring to trap Him
into an expression of political opinions, that
, He might render himself obnoxious either to
the peopleor the ruling power. With "monar-
chy or democracy, with freedom or slavery, he
never interfered. Monarchist and republi-
can, master and slave, might be equally
"Christ- like" SO long as they acknowledged
His mission and obeyed his laws.
Wedeny IN toto the charge which the cor
respondent of the Times intends to convey.
We are sure that the 'ruling disposition of
the South is" peculiarly and eminently just
in all public and private relations; and that
it is far more democratic" than that of the
Northhrn States. Of all the offensive and
disgusting exhibitions of an opposite spirit,
which the world affords, we can conceive of
none more cruel, selfish and monopoGzing
than that which is manifested by the North
ern aristocracy Of wealth towards the poorer
classes of the white population! A poor man
in Russia, Austria, France England,-a ne
gro in the South, never receives such cen
slant assaults upon his pride and selt-respect,
as those with which daily wear upon the souls
of his class in the Northern States. Beauti-
full teachers of Democracy, these mushroom
ariStocrats
We have nothing to say in reply to the last
count in the Indictment of our Northern accu-
ser. But we imagine there is quite as much
Christianity in practice here, as elsewhere, if
not SO much in theory. The South can an
swer this charge as sensible divine once
answered self-complacent fanatic, who
sneeringly asked him 'if he had any reli-
gionf" "Notmuch to brag Of was the apt
and caustic reply We yield the palm in this
line to the philosophers who boast of their
Christianity in language which implies I'M
belief in its founder.
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MEDICATION OF AMERICAN HONOR

IMMIGRATION OF AMERICAN HONOR
A Constantinople correspondent of the N
!. Times says that by 1.-THE manly conduct o,
Capt. lngraham, America gained as much
influence abroad as other nations have spen,
tens of thousands in acquiring, by one bold
and straightforward defence of humanity. !,
Intbe CAsld's History Of England. which
Dickens has published in Household IKords.
the following sentence occurs among the cles-
Ing Paragraphs;
III vas in the reign of George III, that England
los NqRth America, by persisting in taxing her with
ol&13eT own consenf. That immense country, made
adent under Washington, and left to itself be-
~ United States one OF the greatest nations
~ fhe earth Int hese times Ia which write it Is
4 koaoFe6ly remarkable for protecting ifs subjects
they way trduet, with dignity and deter
nfnntion which Il q model for England. Between
1o9 md me- England has rather lost ground In this
~ oct since the days OF Oliver Cromwell"
Kwas no doubt as is justly observed by
ne n. 7, Tines, the conduct of Capt Ingra-
.hau which has elected this compliment
The ruth 4. 2 says the Times, Athat solitary
~ of Capt. Ingraham, taken upon his own
1 ponsibiIity, and Of questionable legality
asvhen tried by the recognized standards Of
sl1Sfexn ltDnaI iaW--has done more 10 elevate
wv nstionsi character Of tEiis country III the.
~ a. ~ Europe flaan the celebrated Hulse-
- letter d NJ. Webster. or than al the
81 my ASSASSINATION since the time Of
IA. Eyefybedy md. rstood Il. From
speror n Anstrla to the lowest Of The
a94&<S ekgasn n1ras-xr ma z A. sfR....
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE
WEST INDIES

1t is said that the extraordinary action of
the French Government at St. Domingo, re-
| ported recently, is not little talked of in
| Washington. There are those who suspect
| that deeper design is concealed beneath
| this scheme than may be indicated upon the
surface. The Washington correspondent of
the N. Y. Times says that the question is Sc
riously asked whether this act of France, at
| fecting one of the most important and valua-
| BILE of the West India Islands, is not another
| indication Of an alliance between England
and France and against the United States
| There are those it is added who believe such
| an alliance was long since entered into for
the purpose of securing the West India Is
| lands, so that they may be used as sallyports
against US, whence their vessels of war might
readily intercept our commerce, or otherwise
annoy US, or at least to prevent our extend
ing our territory, by acquisition of any of
these islands, and thus increasing our power.
The first indication of this alliance was given,
it is suggested, in the proposition made us to
enter into the Tripartite Treaty-which it
was perfectly well known we would refuse to
do; and this movement against st. Domingo
by France. simultaneously with the evident
operations of England looking to the Afri-
canization of Cuba, is thought to be very
clear confirmation of, at the same time that
it is the second act in the political drama the
alliance is intended to enact.
We know not what foundation in truth there
may be for these speculations. But we much
doubt whether France will ever unite herself
in an alliance with England against the Uni
ted States. Napoleon the First once predie-
ted that the only cordial alliance which would
ever be formed between France and England
would be in opposition to Russia. Whilst
Louis Napoleon has been trapped by English
craft into false position in regard to Cuba,
we suspect that his other movements in the
West Indies are simply prompted by desire
to lay the foundation for France of colonial
sy TEN like that which adds such strength
and beauty to the British empire. We believe
the disposition of the French empire and the
French people to be sincerely friendly to the
U. States, and hope most earnestly that France
viii speedily be disentangled from the web
OF British policy, and united in thorough
understanding with her natural ally, the
American Republc
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USrREeEDTsTED-The Dispatch of Sat
urday morning had more than one Goldman
0f ]. Hsunls'---a fact without precedent in
this city. We mention It more as an ilhistrs.
tion Of the advances made by Richmond,
than to show the prosperity Of the Dispatch.
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MOUNT VERsQS.-The veteran of York
Town-RoBERT AsDERsoN-in yesterday IS
Enquirer, expresses the belief that there are
twenty-five hundred Yirginians ready to sub
scribe 500 each, to purchase Mount Yer
non, and convert it into an agricultural farm.
He declares his readiness to plank down his
hundred Wewish he may find the twenty
five hundred
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MANY CITIZENS.

EsrDR. VIM. q. MINOR, practitioner, for the
last twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi-
of Richmond his services in all the branches of
his profession. DR.. MINOR may be found during
the day, at his office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor streets
and at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-Sm*
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\ NEW YEARS MTTTTIpv ,

fl Ii,iI nALl1--Ths Caledonia, f,n.ss ~ AZ
W ,hs. 70 intern theirfrends and Ia ,a. ass
DAY Ev les1 WI give their 6ns sa on pMs1 S
hotel, instead Of Lafayette Han !. y the Uaoa
scaels ssate) The use of this HotsI ~. invitation
The By n to sanHs sa be-.
VINO may honor Us with their s'aatort Of ali
ample arransements have been sss esss-
o. experience to furnish supper srs With
gagged. Dand mas been en-.
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TO THE PUBLIC. = The author q

ITO THE PUBLIC. - The author of
Il 1.-THE INFALLIBLE BANK NOTE EXPOSI-
TOR AND COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR,n re-
spectfully presents lin pamphlet form,) to the citi-
zens of Richmond and the public generally
That method of detecting counterfeit spurious
and altered Bank Notes. long and so successfully
illustrated and taught by Knapp Webster through
out all parts of the Uuion all classes of business
men, and for which they have the signatures of thou
sands. BANKERS, Brokers' Merchants and Editors of
the very first liability recommend this system
in the very highest terms of praise.
Price $l-for sale by J. w. Randolph and of the
author, S. C. WEBSTER
EY@It will be sent by mail tpost paid) to all who
remit the price. ia 2-6t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a. sIMONs, THE DAGUERREUTYPIsT. rs
in Richmond what Napoleon was 10 Italy-awsys
for the execution Of many heads for just sure
as no gets good aim at ones head. he takes It Of
quicker than you can say Jack Robinson. de 81
rv THE RICHMOND BUILDING FUND COM
DAY, I'd January, at ii p NJ The Board Of Direc-
tors viii meet there that day, at7P. M.
The ANNUAL MEETING for the election Of officers,
receiving the annual report, &c, will be held there
on THURSDAY 9Th January, at II r. NJ
tockhs,de should attend or 'e Mda .hsr proxies
~ TO WIN. A. PRATT, Esq. No I45 Main
DEAR SIR: On late visit to your CITY, as an artist
took great interest Ia the splendid specimens OF
Photography exhibited, and was glad to see that with
Sir1ons, Whitehurst and yourself, the art was not
cut down to the dollar system; bat that sustaining
you do. the character of the First Daguerreans Of
Virginia, you still able to obtain fair price
and plenty of business, whilst the gentlemen OF the
dollar fraternity employ themselves in advertising
that they have slain their Thousands p er month"
de 20 As'Pse''a'''' WV VIM j. GEORGE.
~ SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW ORLEANS
In to suit purchasers for sale at all times by
]. b. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
EY- MEETING AT HENRlCO ToURT HOUSE.
The citizens ofthe county of Henrico are earnestly
requested to meet at their Court House on the rst
to attend the York River Railroad Convention TO be
held at King and Queen Court Honse on the Ash OF
January AS the Road is OF great importance TO tne
county, it is earnestly hoped that every citizen whs
can, will be present.
de 2l-tdm MANY CITIZENS.
g ADAMS L CO.'S EXPRESS In conse-
quence of the repairing of the steamship Roanoke,
hereafter all goods received at Office in New
York on Mondays and Wednesdays inclusive, and
directed to Richmond, will be sent inland unless
otherwise marked per jamestown of Saturday.
ADAMS CO., No. 4, 18th street,
oe I3-Im Under Exchange Hotel.
E HENRY G. CANNUN, A TTORNEY AT
LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds, &c. for New York, Pennsylvania North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hem
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office Franklin Governor street.
sc 9-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-02

WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF
w ALL, AS THEY CAN BE RELIED ON
The preparations of Dr. j. s. Rose 1.-THE Regular Grad
uate and Physician of 80 years expenence) are con-
fidently recommended to the afflicted, Remedies
DR.. }. s. Roses Ezpeetornat. Cough Syrup, is a
Diseases. Price Soc and sl0o '
DR.. IL s. Roses Whooping Cough Syrup gives i'm
Mediate relief, and frequently cares IN one week.
DR.. j. s Roses Group Syrup never fails in curing
the Group, that dangerous complaint amongst chill
dren. Price 25c.
Dr. j. s. Roses Pain Cwer will cure Stiff Neck
Sore Threats, Pains in the Face, Side. Back or Limbs
from Gold 1t cures Sprans, Chilblains, Cramps or
Pain in the Stomach or Bowels Price l24 25c and
SOC.
DR. j. s. Roses Extract Of Buchu is one of the best
remedies ever used, for diseases of the Kidneys,
Bladder, &c. Price SOC
Dr. j. s. Roses Nervous and Inrigordting Cordial
for Heart Diseases, all Nervous Affections Flatu
lence Hear Burn, Residences, Eumbness. Neural
ga raising the spirits and giving power the whole
system it is almost miraculous in its effect Price
Soc.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, aud Indigestion, when
taken in conjunction with his Alternative or Family
Pills. Price of both 75c.
Dr. j. Roses Golden Pills, for falling of the
Womb, Female Weakness. Debility and Relaxation
Price SOC.
DR. J. S. Roses Female Specific a remedy for pain
full Menstruaton, Leucorrhoea or Whites. Price 81
DR. j. S. Roses Female Pills the only reliable
regulating pills: they have been found to be most
valuable remedy for Female complaints, to open
those distractions to which they liable, and bring
nature into its proper channel. Price 25c.
Dr. j. S. Roses Soysaparilta Compound for all Skin
Diseases and for purifying the Blood it is superior to
all Others. Price Soc and ST.
DIR. J. Roses Tonic Mixture, for Chilis, Fevers,
and General Debility. A never-failing remedy. A
few doses is always sufficient to convince the most
skeptical. Price SEE.
All whose constitutions are impaired by disease,
or weak by nature, should read DR.. j. s. Roses sedi-
cal Adrser (which contains description of the Dis
eases of the climate al d the mode of treatment y
1t be had without charge of Purcell, Ladd Co.
Bennett Beers, Adie Gray. o. A. Strecker, A
Zachrisson, A. Leslie r. r. Duval Bro in this city,
and of dealers generally throughout the United
States, where his Family Medicines sold.
deeG cts--ia2
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AMUsEAaENTs,
RICHMOND ATHEN- 1s17,3

ts aofEIs = g saeh. sda.fias one nkasos
ssss sr more il namss q sas sesss IN
ikyiso or OF sny member OF ia a. 2. sr VIM g.
ashsam. The tietsss ieiube hansl1a5 On he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-02

Alderman expedition to sonora. Tasorganixing
= San Frascisco. They goat tho Invitation d the
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AT ERCHANTs' ACCOUNT BOOK

M ERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOK S
NALAND STATIONERY FOR THE NEW YEAR.
JAMES WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square, has for sale,
and manufactures to order at low prices, Blank and
Mercantile Account Books of ali kinds suitable for
merchants banks, factories railroad companies insu-
rance Offices clerks of cour is, &c.
Also, for sale-Bills of Lading Bills of Exchange,
Negotiable and Promissory Notes, Drafts, Copying
Presses Copying Books the best black red and copy
ing Inks, Gold and Steel Pens, Whitney's Patent
Inkstand and other kinds, Bankers Note Cases. En-
yelopes Portfolios and Blotters, Irvine, Waters and
Sealing Wax. Together with an extensive stock of
Foolscap, Letter, Wrapping and Note Papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-02

BALTIMORE, Dec. 30.-Cfd, schr. Ocean, Mitchell
for Richmond Dec. 81 Ard schr Isaac Prince
Booze, Richmond.
New YORK, Dec. 29-Cleared, schr. Jamestown
Cook. for Petersburg; and w. r. Newcomb, New
comb, Frede ricksburg.
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MARRrED

:. On the I'd nit. BY she Rev VIM Friend, pow
"a kOBERTsON. of the city of Richmond,
70 10 Miss LEILA B. BERNARD, daughter OF John IL
nernsrd, Esq, of Caroline county.
= In Washington city, D. c.. ON Wednesday. 2ath
Dee. y Rev. Mr.. Richards Mr. J0SEPHO o. GOODE
and Miss MARTHA ROBINSON, both Of this city.
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- ri
Gov. Joseph Johnson l., Ri ~ a. managers
!" C. o. Tomnkiss Layne. of State GO
Z" III. G. Cabell, n p.mayo.
1t. Col. w. FL Harrison. Iaraa.TJes
AdJt George s. Patton Wm p pS9ss,.
Maj. Jose ph Selden, u SA Hnrh psssnle,
Capt. j. NJ. Shepard ir Ju3ss r. 1.i rlssssn's
% Ro. M. Nimmo, Judss wr nh :, Cssk'e,
Jshn M. Patton, r. 10 I'm. IN; " Crsmp,
+" ]. II. Richardson, Jane. /. $50
:. M, Thomas Bsilie.
Samuel T. Bailey, MAJ s.osey,
% p. T. Moore, ar n.y. Il
James K. Caskie Ger % r seoIe,
y Charles Dimmock al hs atsine
VIM. Ball C;eo,rs c osIt D Mssm,
" VIM Munford, Wm Rn.th,
Lieut.. Hunt, of Artillery. VIM n Pam,
g R. o. Haskius, VIM. VAL.
John Dooley, Gus A W.,
Philip Dornin, eee'
COMMITTEE OF ARRAsGrurnrs
;pn. 'q 9h, n NJ Slshe, Sergt John N. Clarke
Sa,t T TIan w tsn, Private John Gibson
Tickets to admit Geutlemer e1 .
gentlemen, free. Supper tickets extra 70 H. w H
cured tine night of the ball ' ~ DC pre-
Tickets can be procured to the hall bv an,r; =.
the COMMITTEE of Arrangements or to any ne,nbs 80
of the company. " -Ay H'ehioef
The members of the COMPANY will atts,5 r,...
ing OF the same. on WEDNESDAY. DecsTnbs, - 1ssh
at the room of Sergt Taylor corner Of 7tb ana Nh,
streets, at O'Clock, P. Nj anu 'iaAa
de 28-eOd4t J. P TAYfnp n .
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NOTICE.-The subscriber, for the pur-
~ pose of educating his own children has secured
er, and would fake as boarders few girls or small
boys. For board and tuition in any all of the Eng
fish branches for months $3.50; Latin and French
each, extra charge of $l0-one-ha payable in
advance, the balance at the end of the session. No
deduction made except in of protracted sick
ness J. NJ POWELL,
Henrlco, Dec. S0th, 1858. ia 2-2t
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RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS
AZ A. MORRIS, No. 81 Main street, is prepared to
receive subscriptions to the following Periodicals.
and forward the same BY mail or otherwise, from
this city, viz: F
Graham's Magazine monthly IS per annum.
Godey's Lady's Book, do IS do
Putnarn's DO do So do
Hunts Merchants Magazine do S. do
Virginia Medical and Surgical J0urDal-$5 per an
Breathwaite's Retrospect, semi-annualy-S2 per
annum
American Journal of Medical Sciences, quarterly
s. per annun 80
The London Lancet, monthy-S5 per annum.
Rankings Abstract, half yearly, 81 per annum.
The Law Library, monthly, $40 per annum.
10
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Dec. 81.
SAILED,

SAILED,
Sehr Miranda, JONES' to load down the river for
Baltimore.
Schr John Titus, Munson, Pert Walthall.
Schr. Rio Gtande, Sharp, Port Wathan.
Schr. Baltimore, Phillips, to load down the river
for Baltimore.
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I ANCASTER, OTEY q Co, ANTHRA-
~ CITE Coal DEALERS, corner 10th and Dock SITS
Orders for Coal left with j. A. Lancaster Son, at
the American Hotel, or with Otey Il GoH, promptly
attended to. ja2-lm
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RICHMOND MARKETs-pec. 81.

! q
3 CORRECTED DAILY.
The continuation of the holidays render all kinds
OF business dull; but little doing except posting up
and making of bills for the Ist January
FEOuR-The market is active and several orders
for shipping. at 81 Holders generally ask higher
rafes-therefore we heard of no sales.
Z TOBACCO, WHEAT and CORN without change,
none coming in, and the warehouses closed for the
week.
n INSPECTION OF FLOUR at Richmond,
for the second quarter ending Dec Slst, 1853:
2053 barrels Family
4.a54 do Extra Super6ne
1fl.200 do Superfne
$3.50 halfbarrels Superine
- 466l barrels Fine
5sa 9,789 do kfiddlinss t,
1871 do Condemned.
So DAN'L s. DELAPLANE,
JAZZ $3.50 Inspector
T GRAIN MEASURER'S REPORT, from Ju-
ly LIST, 1858, to 3lst December, 1858:
CoRN-I46S3 bushels.
WREAT-79,9i3 bushels.
OATs-I6, 504 bushels.
PoTAToEs-5,iS4 bushels.
L. II. LUCK,
ja2-lt Grain Measurer for Port of Richmond
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SPANISH OLIVES--Fresh, received and
~ for sale by JUAN PIZZINI,
JAZZ next door to the Exchange Bank.
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III DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost, on
j " Saturday morning last, between Mr.. Jas. N.
Taylor's Office and my house, COLE CHAIN AND
SLIDE, with Gold Pencil and Watch Key attach
ed to it; also, Gold Breast Pin and Ear Rings, all
tied up in white kenting handk erchief.
The above reward will be paid for their delivery
to me.
ia 21tr FRANCES MATTHEWS. l2th St
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All persons having claims against the
late firm of GOODE & ALLEN, will present them
to Mr. w. w. ALLEN; and all persons indebted,
will please make payment to him. as he is authorized
ia 2w2ts JOHN GOODE.
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EOR HIRE-I have for hire for the en-
Il suing year, tirst-rate DRIVER, who has been
accustomed to driving private carriage, hack and
wagon driving, for several years
THOMAS R.. FARISS,
ia Pit 14l Main st.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-01-21
-TRUSFEE,s SALE


(i virtue OF a Decree Of the Circuit Court 70
- Cccil county, in Chancery, the un lersicnc,
as Trustee, will offer al public Sale al Rev
nold's stone in Huntsville, on
/. 1"estny, February 18th, 1854,
all at trncI or >arccl cf Land situate at Har.
rIsvIlir, and within one mile ot the village u,
Rising Sun. of which Charles Harris, Tied sciz
Cd, con'a ming
SIs kcreS,
more or less, OF which acres are Woodland
"ui lh' residue arabic land Of gund quality m |
III high state OF cultivation, we'll watcre an /
divided into convenient fields. The improve
m"nis consist Of Large lwu Story Stone Dwell
ling House, a Fame Barn SO by 10 fl. with
s'oa' basement for stables 49,. together with
other ouibuIiilngs. The situation is healthy.
and The nci9hboIhooh agreeable.
IERlS or S.ALE.-Thc terms Of sale rs
prtsciibcl b! lie decree are; enc third pnit Of
inc purchase m"nry TO BE- paid in Cash on the
DAY Of sale, one lhrd part ia n ne months, and
the remaining third part in eighteen months
from the day Of sale; the last two insla!mr 10
bear interest from the daA of sale and to be Sc
CURED by the Bon or Notes 1.-THE pure hna,r.
WIN surety OF snrclieS to be appr,v d by c
iInH'cc. Sal" I" comm nee al > o'cuc!, u. y.
John c. GROOME, Trustee. ,
Jan II, 'jl-iS.
fnlliS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That The srb.
L. >cr'h"ls "ICccil county, have n!i.in",l from
Ia" Orphans C"nrt II sail cuunty. tiers Tcs-
"n III" PERSONAL estate Of
lbrn"zcr Allrn,
al" OF sai county. decI. All persons hayip,
'''ims against the sa'l deceased, are hereby
warned To eXh'ht the SANE wiih the vouchers
hcfroi iniy n"Ihrn'lcatr'i, on or before the
I'M Of November. 1851
hey may otherwise by law. Ice cAcudcI from
~ h"n"iit ct sni estate. Al persons in rh,rd
o Shil estate, ar" requested To make INN .hialr
ay'nrni I" the subscribers. Given undo, our I
nnIS 'his J It'll day OF january, 1881.
EBENEZER ALDEN,
GEORGE ALDEN. c
Jan - y" EXec'rs.