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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-28

Simeon weekly sale Of stocks and bonds
win take place at the Merchants Exchange tomorrow,
1uesday nj 12h O'Clock Among the securities to be offer
cd New York State and United States Stocks bs sold
by order Of the Superintendent Of the Banking Depart
ment, and number Of hrst class railroad bonds
Al the second board there better feeling among
operators In fancy stocks aud traing improvement
realized. PARKER Vein advanced u per cent; Flor
ence and Report, % Erie Railroad, u. This denotes
nothing Prices may be all down TO morrow; but should
not be surprised to just the Nothing
tains the market bat tho ability Of holders TO carry
stocks; but how long they may have the disposition to
do no Is question which time alone can determine. II
would net take much bad to put prices down mate
rally while little good news would not produce much
Improvement The market is In very unsettled everish
state and the whole the bears occupy decidedly the
strongest, fafest petition.
Is reported from Cumberland that all kspe Of
commodation with the miners has vanished. Neither
the conn snies the men win yeld-the former pre-
ferrng to sacrifice years business the latter resolv
ig that they win leave for other fields rather than sub
nit to any compromise The companies, Il said, In
tend TO import minors from Wales and Germany In time
for the summer or fall business.
Mining stocks quite active to-day-an unusual
thing on Mondsy--and . slight improvement was por
ecptibe. Vague rumors Of successful experiments
sgentsrous copper and lead ores ty which both metals
we're saved have given impetus to the stocks Of that
class Of mines North Carolina, for instance, which
closed on Saturday at az buyer co. to-day commanded
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si6 375 while the specie has increased si370e These
variations very little effect upon financial or cos
mercia affairs. They too triang compared with tie
aggregate movement to have any influence fayoraby s
unfavoraby neither do they indication OF TIP
future This week the banks may show results entirely
derenust to the contrary Of those reported Last
1t is steady contraction expansion that affects the
operations OF finance and These tring 6uc-
tuations are Of very little consequence.
Two million dollars OF Baltimore city six per win
be awarded TO the highest bidder on the sth of Apr
being portion of the aid granted by the city to the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad The Baltimore Sun says
This loan Is equal to other Of the Baltimore city
loans and will constitute part Of the common stock Of
the city though issued in behalf Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad The company il s known applied for an
endorsement Of ts bonds but the city pre-
erred actual issue Of its stock and loan of the
money mortgage to the railroad providing for the
OF interest and with sinking fund for the re-
deption OF principal There has then, certainly been
better security upon the market lately present
city stock having all along been bringing handsome
premium and with this opportunity for invest
ment Offering, sim commanding * a premium.
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CoTM-Only $50 bags Rio werc purchased at 1lkeL
per 10
Co17or-Ths days sales embraced 1855 bales A. fol-
lowsFor export 81; homo use, 4oS, and specula~
FHDoM. were light, as shippers were
disposed to await later due BY the Africa About
1000 900 bushels Of engaged for Liver
pool in ships bags at 13hd. -four at a.. 3D. and
taken In ships bags at Id and 200 bills lard
gagged at 4bs Rates to Havre dull and nominal, 1t
SOC. 06c for nour other articles also nominal
To California rates dull at 46c &c., per foot inca
surement
FRur.-There sold 200 boxes wet dried bunch
rssins, At - 30, and 80 bags almonds, at 1910.
HAy.Tbere have been 500 bales River dispossd OF,
at roe for shipment and S0c. Sso for Local use per
IRoN-seotch pig was In moderate demand, at e42 10.
(six months,) per ton.
IirE-Roeklsnd was lees active, ss u 10 for
and 81 80 for lump FER barrel c.h. Mn.cov.a ,ou,a
buyers, at 24e. per gallon.
Orts-Whals sperm, and olive were unchanged;
nssed continued In brisk request but the high prices
asksd debarred heavy sales About IL 900 gallons have
PnovE xs-Porh inactive. The salss connsted Of
merely $50 bbls ct S16 81 for and 912 70 el2
SIX for prime, per Dbl Cut meats have not varied.
sons 600 bbls hrd brought exc e*c per h. The
quotations. Butter and cheese moderately active
and 6rm.
REAL EsrArx Sales at auctionr-By f. H. Ludlsw-1
81 ADJOINING on ss ssas
each u 400 ,2o0 do corner Broadway and Seventy
ninth street, ~, b0O do Of and ON do, ,oeo
do on do, each $500, 1910.
suoAn.-The sales Of the day included 2se hhds New
Orleans and Cuba at Axe. a4,sc per lib.
TAIIow.--About 10000 lbs. prime were hsusht q
Wx.sSr-sales transpireA Of 700 Sbh. Jersey End
prison, closing at &c. sskc. Pss gsfsa-
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Total. $50, 64l 372 So s352 200 $63, 1872 l72 81
We understand that the proposed cent Is to be OF
white metal resembling silver in appearance, with
round and slightly raised edes II 10 about s1oths OF
inch in diameter, larger than ten cent piece aud Less
In size than quarter Of dollar This Ia improve
ment and the copper sufficiently covered to bury
very disaeeable odor this description of coin may DO
rendered tolerabls As 70 1t present II Is positive
nuisance well from Its bulk and weight It's very Of
fepsive smell
The annexed statement exhibits the average movement
Of the leading departments Of the banks Of this Cit
during the week ending Saturday morning, the 25th
Of March 1SSd.-
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that figure for cash, and sold readily at AZ and Ak on
time Prookdale Silver which, believe, Is Phila-
delIbia concern likewise improved quarter. Parker
Vain sold at ~ and s. buyers option. Cumberland has
declining tendency 500 is the quotations for cash The
gold siocks--God Hill, Gardiner Phenix &c.-are with
out change. The bids at the Mining Board
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Weekly Report OF the New York Cotton Bro
kers, Association.

Sales during the past week. 9,733 bales, viz Export,
3,5ls bales home use, 1911 do; speculation 2eS4 do
in transitu 610 do The market has been quiet during
the past week. and closes dull at the annexed quotations.
Prices adopted this day for the following qualities By
standard samples
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
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Prices &c-Beef cattle are getting scarce, and prices
~ might be expected have further advanced-our quo
atons to-day being fully dollar per hundred higher
than last week The Indictment state Of the weather
lately has undoubtedly had influence In keeping
back supplies but mpresson prevails among many d
the trade that there actual scarcity of cattle In the
interior We revise quotations to agree with ths
sales today-Bsef cattle 80. I'll 5o and calves
$50 SEQ; veal calves, &c. 6Kc sheep, (equal TO
gross net 11e,) "a III swine, gross weight 5kc. &C.
At Brownngs-On sale, 3lS beeves So and calves,
and 730 sheep and lambs Here Also there has been
advance beeves tho sales ranging at from % SO TO
s1 per hundred Cows and calves also better
at from $50 to 500, In quality Sheep and lambs
and in good demand All sold, at from % SO 70
g. with some extra qualities high % Oil. An
sold At Chambsrlins, Hudson River Bulls Head. Jon
sale 200 beef cattle 40 cows and Calves % veal calves
and 2 500 sheep and lambs The market generally has
been active OF the several descriptions Of cattle
offered none left unsed. Tho beeves sold at
from IS to 30 el1; COWS and calves S25 $35 $50;
veal calves 5Aca ne; sheep, a. - to 81. At OBr
ems, (No. Sixth street Tho stock offered ut this
market was much larger than for time past the
offerings comprising los beeves 127 and calves aaa
20 veal calves Prices Of beeves ranged from b. TO
$40; the latter improvement Of 30 cents upon the
highest price last week Cows and calves from go 10
SAb. All sold
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A company has been formed under the name of the
Vallcelo Silver Mining Company, for the purpose of
working the cid silver mine OF Jesus Maria the Rio
Grande in the State Of Nuevo Leon, Mexico This mine
was worked nearly fifty years ago by the Mexicans
abandoned after yielding large quantity OF metal ac-
qured by American company and again abandoned in
consequence OF Encouragement and want of funds
Since 1t passed into the hands OF the present
pany 1t has been surveyed by competent men, most of
the works completed, the mine drained and two shafts
sunk tie main vein at distance OF coo feet from
each other The silver is said to be present in large
quantities in the ore which Is likewise very plentiful
The company has been organized with capital Of
81 divided into ~ 600 shares Of $780, $3.50 Of
which reserved by the company working capital
The following the officers of the COMPANY N.
Reynolds president VIM. II. Appleton, Nm H. lays,
John b. Monnot, James Thaycr, Henry Adams j. r. A.
sandford NJ. 0. Roberts, NJ A. Hoppock, T. c. Durant,
Marshall Pepoon, andJ N. Reynolds, directors.
An instalment Of dollar has been called In the
stock Of tie 1olec Copper Company. This will male the
entire amount paid in S. the stock Is selling mt S1 to
SIP. This company may model to many of oar
begetters Of mining companies. There only 20 900
shares and at IS EACH the amount paid called
in, the capital is but 500 600 How much eligible
investment does such stock this appear at 100 to
15C per cent PREMIUM than many Of stocks which
sell at rs 90 per cent discount Yet the mines of the
is that in the case capital predicated the
actual amount paid in in the other the probable value
of the mine when in full working
The warrants entered the Of tho Treasury
parmcnt, Mt Washington Friday, the Gath instant,
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AssM.-No change occurred in this line to-day; 90
ibis. sold.
TRANSFORMATIONS was in brisk demand and hrmsn
The days business included 9,7o0 bbls ordinary 10
e 81 Is 49, and other kinds proportionate prices
The SALES Of Southern reached 1900 bbl., at 81 67
12k for mixed to straight; % 12 % 25 for favor
trsnspired In Canadian -four rye -four, corn neil
Only 500 bushels common Southern wheat brought 81
g. Rye and oats were unchanged. Corn seemed lees
active The days sales amounted to 10000 bushels at
82c. SO. for mixed S2xc. . S8Kc. for Jersey yellow;
and &C. $50 for Southern white and yellow, per
bushel
CATnl--At Allerton's Washington Droveyard-Odered
to-day, $40 beef cattle; offered during the week. LISA
We suboin the returns OF the week in detail together
with tbs section Of country whence the supplies
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TIE redemption of the public debt for the week ending
March Goth amounted to $352 200 follows loan of
1872 SIG GOO 1885, s11 Ooo ls47 $l4s soo 1s4s $685.
500; Texas indemnity S17, COO
Tie following table exhibits the amount Of United
States stocks redeemed at the Treasury Department dur
ing the week ending Saturday the 25th nst and the
amount of the public debt outstanding on that day
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licsn freedom all over the world and to make that
the trade in cotton shall 60 peacefully forever under
the muzxes OF I've m Hon muskets how truly this war;
In short is capital and title and prerogative,
against all poor men II would need too much space to
demonstrate, so fully wish to do It, this week In
the next number of the Ctsen and the next shall
turn 10 IT,
Russia indeed is friend the pcople vet the sue
Of the Russian woud be salvation the peo-
pie now war a good, long thundering war bet wecn
the soveregns Of Europe the agency bv which the poo
Pile OF Europe TO be upon their feet and II
against the not against Russia that enemy takes
mp to keep the beyond the Prnth beyond the
Cerpathians inside the gates OF the Bosphorus-any
where far away from whore Is wantedis our cnemys
But IT, by the Kind favor Of Heaven we Britain
nag and the desecratcd tr color of trnmped
and dgraced In the Eost, then the will naliby roll
and thunders
Every rishman who ensts In the British forces will
earn indeed his thirteen pence day but he win the
heavy cursc Oh his oppressed country along with l.
New York, Narcls.s, 1854
From the New York; aly Times, (organ Of William H.
Seward and the additionally March ~
THE IRISH AND THE EASTERN wAR-sTARrLrNo
REPORTS.
cundry exciting arc current in regard 10 move
ents OF the Irish In the United States with reference TO
the war just begun between England and Russia II Is
that VERY extensive organization progress
here among the ishihat companies have been Termed
that military exercises constantly practced with
the intention stir up and aid rebellion in Canada
whenever the condition OF affairs In the rast sha seem
most propitious for such movement. we have recev
ed detailed information Of the extent OF tho
The numbers concerned and the names OF Inc active
agents In the arrangement; but under present crcuin
stances refrain from making 10 public sara tne'
similar scheme In foot In Ireland, Ana tnst vory
large number been enlisted for the project
We publish elsewhere address Of John Mitche 70
ne sh rg the subject, the tone and spirit u which
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18
NEWS Avn GOSSIP

WAsnrSGroS, Dec l6.-it said here that the Senate
GOyernCr oi Utah The blending of civ an mtiy DOW.
or IL souked upon injudcious aud
Thos" Who prof to know that tho Col. will
cep the appointment. II, however he should the resig
nation OF h7 commission in the army will be probably
CURED.
ea'n that the department hos positive information Of
the u = socp Albany being at Csth-gena the l2;h
october No intelligence TO what time she ctcd
leave that port has been received Strong hopes are
terhined Of her safely is thought she may
NAMED there Tor repairs been detained Jmc 9TH
cause.
hear it whispered amongst the knowing that the
ic"dc d.mocrnts III Congress will make fort have
me natural [soa LAWS amends d. aud thai they will
'hi> CT III order TO take the thunder from the Know
N";hes or American par; thus dcmoishing OF the
prominent columns upon which tue political phalauI
-Gs;-.
Neither tho House Senate in session TODAY both
II these bodies having adjourned over until Monday next
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POSTSCRIPT.
THIRTY--THIRD CONGsEss.---2d Session
Rcported for the baltimore SUM-
WASuIsGros, December 10, Is,

w.smisoIos, December 10, 1854.
The Sanate not ia session to-day
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Houston, from tho committee wayI and mesns
reported bill making appropriations for the civil and
diplomatic expenses OF tho government for the year
ding juno 1906 Referred tho committee Of the whole
Oh tho state Of the Union.
Mr. Eddy introduced bill msking appropriation for
continuing the piers and constructing breakwater at
Michigan city, Indiana aud otherwise improving the bar
Dor OF said city. Referred to the committee
mercc
The House then into committee Of the whole and
TO- 4 up the private calendar.
The first on the caandar for extending the Colt
patent.
Mr. Eds ton moved that il DO passed by a. the select
committee on that suffice, is not ready to report.
Mr. Jones, of Tennessee thought the committee had
better dispose oil II now, but Mr. Ejgertons motion
agreed to-
The m for the relief of the children and heirs of M,jor
General De Khlb discussed aud amended by appro.
priat'ng 100000 for thai purpose.
This BILL together with iour other private bills WAS
Subsequently passed.
Mr.. wallbr dye presented the memorial of BENJAMIN
Price aud others in favor Of the homestead bill.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
Loss oy THE SuIr POLAR SrAp ny FIX IN Tux Sourm
ATLAsric-Capt. Walker. in letter the n. Y Journal
OF Commerce. dated ST. IIeens Oct, % gives long oc-
count OF the burning OF his ship the PolIr Star 10 the
South Atlantic. lie had board 80 British troops uu-
der LIT. Temple. with number Of women aud children,
aud on the LIST OF Oct when about 1000 miles shore
the hire bcke out In the fore hatch way Great
nation ensucd. and all hands put work stop the
names by pouring down water. This proving Intellectual
all the matches closely fastened down. But I'M
unacy, nearly all the clothing OF the passengers was
below, and no possibility OF getting il; and worst Of
AL the small boats not capable Of containing two
thirds OF those OH board They were got ready how
ever for the last extremity Aud them for days and
nights all on board remained deck, which gradually
became hotter and hotter from the raging of the flames
below. As the third night setting in when despair
had almost taken possession Of them they checrc
by the ght Of an approaching ship Minute guns
hted and blue lights burned, aud TO the JOY Of all the
Signals wcr, understood, aud the strange ship. which
proved to be the "Aunamoeka," from Cillao, bound
Cad T. soon reached thc aud the morning. rescued
al nd'. Before leaving her Capt. w. removed the
ha'chways and in few minutes the unfortunate ship
one living mass At fame, which burnt her tho
edge in short time.
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.rCTlnN SIiEs

TSoi'S;rr, NAI, h,tLI WEhi T>r,r, IN THE
- ~ pt ~ n .f.AH tNH ~ t0Iyry ID r my
"a, toR 49, IrsC TIDv-uhs reaar,, Of N. 49,
An eNls " ~ tH late 1H'~as iehie dsr' o. .h.n ali =,
pu,s aqe9H 90 N NoSb,Y re is,s ia, % ~
AR, n not &c next day eo-,r,rpc4ns Al AZ,
ascS p " "a; vaaAse Ne corner o. c.S,rS
.h streets IN the city Of Hch~Cnl. ,rs. s,tes .,.,
III hrre9n no- m the sccupnusy o. Merton ES i;
" ns u',dri - as 20 gin mansion abrst ~ -,
Ani ,he r'idaoof che m l b, divided in,s euI,,r
feet TO al y side '-'"'Ns '&et 'So
Nj 90 ne tooWins day, via TUESDAY IN. io,h IA, q, n.
, on ihe prsT.-, 'hir, ao the r lay es-p.
A. " ocock. NJ, vii hs ,l' the ,,l. ~. w., ~,
Ne W. AZ IhoHt R,'',, Jr resided .e ted in
"Iny enrieo on the james Cana abcu, 90 m..
~ 49, nr S,y 81 EehToni The tract aboat 80 ,er.s
'oa one hAiI u heavily vauAh- o.. .nS
IN or tract cleared sud In hgh ,,te ofm.
me eudnsr IN The place though SIN iii AZ. We,
~ & 'I me use ~ moderate sized family, which, viii
ne n le,y OF lH arT-s % land ay'nar ,eoy. ,nI
De- We sy o. sehonl the mo.t o. which cleared ali an
49, neiosefe aHd in ihs highest - inpproy-r,,n,
ela' :" .ny 'ai 10 thh Vicinity This latter tract
,ii 70 suit bidders. The other r,ol. iii
10 we So 80 s' 10 sell The fs supple whole tract
,htry thereafter will he acre. Of val
49, |fet Anl Adaiung the farm residence q H. D. Dix
purchased by the ate ThomA, Riihie, yr Of Mon,
100 ne above :. e.at. will surveyed and mar.
"a De sen At the 0ce OF Aueonrers M .r Az.
rya e'taie whether for Investment, ,p.cui,,ion
'nlucr Ms . capitalists attend an.
' trr, I'll be, oaeh!rd cash. balance a, one and To-,
by trust deed. W - 0 '"'' 'e"'p secured
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~ WE FEEL SATIsrIED, from

Nv WE FEEL SATISFIED, RON Acknowledgment
from our intimate that
n.licine In community equal BAKERS CELEBRATED
PREMIUM BlIrkHs for the
YOU. Headache Coles Bowel Complaints and dsrAng
" e stomaoh and Liver Attention
certificate fron Mis- Shields, Of
- RicrrsoSD, April ~ lSji.
Dear SRI take pleasure In stating
r.d IRON the use OF BAKERS PREMIUM BiTTERs
y In several Affection Cello
he1 and various Other complaints.
which had bafsd the heads Of knowing 10
Than Myself and found In
Of BAKERS PREMIUM BiTTEgs. Ana by regular OF
et or became permanently cured
one Of the best and safest family medicines used shall
never feel safe without in house Rcspe
MRS. JANE C. SHIELDS shoeioe Hill.
To Y. BIKER, Richmond, Va
Price 20
by h.sts Purcell Ladd Bennett Beers, Alexander
DutA Aiie Gray and Druggists generally throughout
CT chrond Also by Todd Christian Petersburg Lyman
yneho.'g kinE Toy, Norfolk; DR. Camm Williamsburg;
- To Orders addressed = BAKER, Proprietor Richmond
Va. WIN receive prnapt attention. rns-.z
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IL, Taylor & wilIians, Auets.

by Taylor & williams. AuCts.
! tKt:f SAi.E OF & NAIs NHfE SrorI< OI,
- MULES HORSES, WAGONS, HARr;ESS sTABLls r. T..
' view OF making change present business ro-
'hg year se shall on WEDNESDAY 2Tth day Of December
w aA hoi me next fair day ih-reler a. II O'CLOCK A.
" AZ our stah-s, a. the head Offer AZ puS
our entire stock u MULES HORSES ah,gt
heai, the greater par; which aye very -n-r- ,r,i
indeed cAan-t he surpassed. F' --'-A''' A"'
Harness. " 49, 0'1s'' A'' A'Ou' ~ sets o.
~ hS0.Ihs large Framed STABLE SHEDS FEED HOUSE and
F .-ts TO b reta";ei =h!a days after sale.
Farmers IeAusers nd all who ouch ocx s-a
10 F-. . attend the sale, large and
zitEcgt limit r-seFve -' va ~ s'4
s-er ~ e,'' that amount Aai over uaoahs credit
' approved notes, W:h ai-Test added. In payment In
'1fa' over 80 deduction Of iaierest vii he al,oEed
-, HATCHER WEBSTER
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CLOTnINC II 10? llIiS III.

ILUIHINI IT IU2 NIIN 1T
FENhE great lerag she purchase ~ nf sH htHu
garments that il their Go arc rrrs,t 1ni s.l IS e-h
With durah'y both rnconomy Cor hlt1t hain
manufacturing Of hsir Coing, ihey have arrived A. no
gree 81 perfection, Sud hs' i ihv shove mentioned pi'nt
their garments excel the subscriber inVi" al 10 Nsmuc r
stock which IL repre With everything aud desirable 10th 1
., md material rhty sell grcd articles sni only living
Az kttN BALDWIN 4 co.
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CITY ,shNtNGs BAN X,

tOHt-NCES to Drpo-s as heretofore for which
utrates S De isEed interest pa tr ssn AZ no
per cent per ananm remaining Bank ~ months ana
pr Ss''' " N!'hdrawH before that period.
DIRECToR':
noE. L. kent, President, "a, . Cp,v~
A, - 70, Ot'hIgE, LEAs. r. WuaTHlN,
JSo y. Gua15s
SAg'L PUISsr, " e.. '"'' '@' =,
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IL, t.oddin ~ hpp"r-on. IuCis.
HSEMEMPIonh NND kNtEN-tNJ. s,I-E 0S THE
syxI aCSHEr RIVER OF LAND, SLAVES, STOCKS InPGE
Ns1s AND CROPs-Hsving. he liza d,y Of D.-.r,ha-
- ,i Al aa ton the estates called sDauIt HiIl and
remainder " the v4ushl-
bs 'l IN e order retof1r- on
VA Ne h January isJ, preu .ir frot on Il .
h-'tia daJ, a. the hour Of ~ ocJcs
AAl prSii;iv- estate, called "Bax Hill" cont,lninr hue 49,
.crts s''uaieitn the 0! kIng wia on III. p,
side - S'@''f' on N4IeA / re-
sac Of the land all :he personal thereon
h'nE q" large numb o!
'I, hogs crops o. RI fodder. dc will he sold
morn ouArt=r sycamore Grove,
otsfy aasyrte Viii b- sod auction On lie M,
- " '-'-' "e's'''O's an
Alarher description Of 'he, reference is mad. 20
ate advertisement in the RchraCa Enquirer and q, ha1s.
circulated "a various parts Of the ~ '
IEhA.-For the BLEAK H estate one third r,.b 70, ,,,
o'y negotiable note ~ months Interest adlel
~ ana sTea-' for negotiable notes interest adie Ana
ho,r, secure hya trg': deed roF slaves cash >,
II '' '-'-~'0'! eHaO'sS1 ~ Nlia-
toF NE p-ri'hsoe estate All under go cash OYER
haoh m ah' credit FOR bonds, bearing atere., With god
scary bl an endorsement will he
my be paid within day. zallrity the interest vii G
'N-'''e' . GEORGE ,YLOR.
s.t...-,., Near Ha-ovef C0ur. House, Va
Gels-iI.6th Jan
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rs GoDDIN APPgRsoN, Auc,,.
ACCH0NEER ND SCHHi.si1y 'vsPCu,yT

lOB Main Street.
WIS evening, At o'clock
o week, auction sale Of Gr,,
siihoui reserve consulting Cloth. s.tI
n'' v s'g, Bleechci D1estc IinI.ey, n.ns,.
'sT Go't' Hosiery, Gloves uandksrchen Ribbons, Mu,n,
S'I.'I-'' - zoe goods perfect A.
ION e'l' store cous'iins CT yariety k,o an H.,
go, t.nA' Mhrs Canes aud Umbrellas, sold on ae-
assortHlgn; " ''' '''d' embracing a general
|'n''snueo'' Tor my auet,n sale, respectfully selected
ELIAS HALE, No loo, Main street,
A'Uh htNf-TEn te'irabc under the a. ChsT-,
HNstre suitable 20 kEd Of business To good
e"@H''' seh' lo". Apply - BENJAMIN DAVIS
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