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Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Ohio -four, Ala Cd.
per barrel
Western canal. Ais. Ala Cd.
Wheat White lbs. Sd. l2s. i'd. . 13s.
Red, lie. 3D. a Ia. Sd.
Indian corn.-Yeliow, 47s ass.
White. Asa cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef was trile higher The market closed
trm with an upward tendency. The sales OF the
week were 900 terees. Prime was quoted at loss;
"Domenicks" at l1Ss. loo. Pork was dull hold
ers being anxious to realize. Bacon continued in
active demand, at full prices. Lard was easier but
not quotahly lower. The sales were moderate at
35s. a 5ss.; for lots to arrive, Sos
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes.-pots and pearls unchanged.
Rosin was hrm and In good demand
Palm oil-Firm at a45
Turpentine were no sales of turpentine
either crude or spirits.
Rice was firm the sales of the week were 300
herees OF low gradee, at los a lss.
Coffee was unchanged.
Sagar.-Muscovado was trile higher.
Tea.-The transactions are small and prices
barely maintained
Tobacco was in moderate request at unchanged
prices.
Freights to New York had slightly improved.
THE LONDON MARKETS.
The markets for all the leading staples are stea-
week
Metals.-The iron market continued steady
Tin was firm. but only small business was doing
Lead was in good request.
The Manchester market was steady, and prices
unchanged.
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ATTEMPTED SEDUCTION AND TERRIBLE PUNs
IsHMENT-On the I'd inst much excitement was
created at the ST. Charles Hotel, in ST. Louis, in
consequence of the severe and summary punish
ment of man named Hoffman, charged with the
attempt to seduce the wife of Wilson C. Baker,
keeper of grocery store in that city. 1t appears
that Hoffman is a man of superior education, fine
accomplishments, and very popular among his ac-
quaintances, and some time since became acquaint.
ed with Mrs. Baker, the result of which is thus
stated by the St Louis Imteligencer of the I'd inst
He was untirng in his attentions. carrying them
so far as to accompany her TO theatres and places
OF amusements, and more than once insisted upon
making her presents. At length having mistaken
her politeness for partially for him, he made
some indicate advances, which she repulsed and
Informed her husband. Hoffman still persisng in
visiting her at the St Charles House, the husband
wrote a note, warning him of his displeasure He
then gave his wife loaded pistol directing her to
shoot Hoffman, should he presume to renew his adj
dresses. Unfortunately, on yesterday morning
Hoffman again made his appearance at the hotel,
and sought Mrs Bakers room He had hardly en-
tered when she fired twice, but being frightened at
the moment missed him. He turned and ran down
stairs into the street.
Bakers friends Messrs. Smith, Burroughs and
Hawle, who boarded, with their families, in the
house, pursued and overlook him, and leading him
up stairs, confined him in room, and sent for Ba.
ker at his grocery store, near Buckmaster's ferry
Arriving at the house, with the assistance of the
others, he stripped Hoffman and tied him down to
the bed with strong rope. He then procured
couple of cowhdes, whipped him until one of them
was worn out, and then fell upon him with the 9th.
CIR. The victim received hundreds of stripes his
back flayed by the INCREASING application Of the
Lash, and Baker ceased only when he was PROSTATE
and halt-dying, to consummate his revenge by in
ficting shocking wound with his knife upon the
scrotum. The wound will not in the opinion of
the physician who was called in, endanger life
Hoffman was removed to the Sisters Hospital and
although his injuries will long contine him, it is
thought he will recover Baker and the other three
were arrested and held to BAIL
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CONGR ESS

IL the SENATE, Thursday the Homestead bill
was reported, and made the special order of the
day for Monday week. House bill amending the
act to divide Arkansas into two judicial districts,
passed After some further proceedings the
Senate. at an early hour, adjourned
The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, were engaged
in the consideration of the minnesota land bill,
which, before the adjournment, was reported, with
amendments from the Committee of the Whole on
the state of the Union but it was not finally acted
upon.
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

n The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Geverno
Street. has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
ever in this city, and prepared do this descrp-
ton Of PRINTING on as reasonable terms as else
where In the city, as well as every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens.
~ Plain and fancy CARDS for sale. ja-dtf
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The MARTHA WASHINGTON CoNsPrRAToRs-Ru-
rus Chaplin one ofthe Martha Washington prisoners,
who was lying sick in Cincinnati at the time Kis
sane, Cummings and others were taken to Arkan
sas, has escaped.
The Cincinnati Sun has the following paragra ph
relative to the Martha Washington affair:
Mrs. CAPT. CUMMINGS has, it is stated, gone to
Arkansas, not only with the view of meeting her
husband, but with the avowed intention of challen-
ging Sydney c. Burton to fight duel
Burton, it will be remembered, is principal wit
against the prisoners, and it was through him,
chiefly, that they were arrested.
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EC . Vi tlhE MAX I'm
~ EUROPE!-BreadstuHs and Provisions have
sdsanced IN price here and in Europe, by of
the approaching terrific struggle between the Wes-
rern Powers and the Gar And not alone have eata.
bes up in value but other int rests are mate
arms For instance large orders have been recsivsd
by SILAS c. HERRING for his invulnerable SAI,A
~ MAMDER SAFES, for the principal cities of the
tits now universally acknowledged that there is
no safety no real safety for funded landed proper
ty at present. in transatlantic nations Gold Sill
yer. solid or coined, can alone be depended on to
outlive the crash and wreck of Monarchical and Im
peral Governments Therefore Is that the wealthy
classes are DESTROYS to obtain HERRINGpS SALA-
MANDER SAFES, in order thar they may store in
these secure receptacles their Golden and Siivery
hordes which, amidst CONGREGATIONS. murders and
results of warfare may be likely to bring in their
train.
1t used to be the custom in oden time to bury trea
sure in the bowels of the earth-in old castle walls
and in the church-ysrd But then, after the con-
cts were over, and peace had supervened the trou-
sALAMANDER SAFES Offer an admirable solution
to this dculty-and it is one of the pregnant signs
of advancing civilization and intellectual progress,
that this inimitable invention should be so highly
appreciated.
The prominent advantages of these Safes are:
Firstly They are thoroughly fre-proof.
Secondly They defy the craft of the most inge-
When Mr.. HERRING exhibited his Patent Safe at
the London Crystal Palace, he placed within $780,
which he offered to any one who could pick the lock.
He appointed a committee to superintend the trial
walked off to the Continent to enjoy himself-whis.
tied his way for two or three months on the banks
of the Rhine and the Danube-and returned to Lon
don, when he found his Safe unopened aud his $1,000
as he left them.
Having learned these facts, the Rothschilds and
other mi lonaires of Europe have thought well up
on the matter; the result is that HERRINGpS SA-
LAMANDER SAFES have been ordered in large
quantities-as the most tried, the secure, and
the safest and most valuable against the
effects of fire and pilage, likely TO follow from the
revolutions and war carnage now approaching
ER- full assortment of the above genuine SA-
LAMANDER SAFES, may be found at 156 Gary 1t.
All sizes and prices
R. McCANDLISH, Jr, AGENT
NH - In En.A Al ataNa
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NEW YORK MARKETs-Marcb Q

Ashes-Steady with moderate demand
Cotton-Market quiet.
Flour, &c.-The market is easier for -four with
only moderate demand-sales $500 bbs at "a
for State, and So s. u 1-2 for common to good
Ohio. and mixed to fancy Michigan; Canadian tiour
quiet at 81 a7l-2; Rye flour and corn meal quiet Il
Grain-Wheat dull; Rye nominaly the same;
Corn scarcely so frn-sales 10000 bushels at "a a
Soc; Oats unchanged
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TWO SMALL FRAMED TENE

GALE OF LOTS UNDER TRUST
~ DEEDS.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
bv John Lynch and VIM. Nekervis, to myself and
VIM. Finney, as Trustees, bearing date the Esd of
April 1ei7, shall, surviving Trustee in said deed
the 18th day of March, 1854, proceed to sell at
public auction on the premises to the highest bid
der, for cash, Lot of Ground the city of Rich
mend, conveyed by said deed, fronting on 18th or
Valley street forty four feet, and running back
hundred and twenty feet to ten foot alley, and
known as Nos. and of square No. 10 in Adams adj
dition And by virtue of another deed of trust,
Gated by said John Lynch and VIM. Dandridge to
myself and VIM. Finney. as Trustees. bearing date
the same Esd day of April 1917, shall also, on the
same 18th day Of March 1854, the surviving Trus
tee in the last mentioned deed proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, to the highest bid
der for cash, Lot of Ground in said city, conveyed
by the said deed situated the west side OF Valley
street. in what called Adams Valley fronting
said street ninety-two feet, and running along the
line of Washington street one hundred and twenty
FIVE feet and particularly described in said deed Of
trust.
The title to the above named lots is believed to
be unquestonabe; but acting as Trustee shall con.
vey such title only is vested in me BY the deeds
of trnst aforesaid The said deeds duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of the city
of Richmond, and the property is sold for the BEN
eft of James c. Bruce, executor of James Bruce, the
holder of the notes secured by said deeds of rust
j. BROWN, JR.
fe I6-dtd Surviving Trustee.
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ACQUITTAL.-Ward and Gibson, charged Will
the murder Of Mrs. secrst, at Greensburg, Pa, hav
been acquitt ed
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY0
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOIIaF M

Tn l,SsI SALE OF HOUSE AND
assd Of trust executed to the subscriber Is Io..
scaeson and wife, dated Sept 5th, ls45. and Snv
recorded IN the CLERKS Office Of HeDrco conrtr
Ell Il pgRn.ss therein named ha proceed to
InunsDAY, the 5oth day Of March. Is5S conn., ~
~ O'clock NJ, Il fair. If NOT the NEXT
al oay, the following Real Estate viz: THAT lsr~
N I n Hlsed Brick Dwelling lately occupied
oy soan naIcheson, at the corner of Leigh and som
ssrse.a containing rooms above cellar, itchen with
=, o III r and well Of excellent water
IA IA Lns yard Immediately after the sale Of he
DWellins about 3 or 30 beautiful Building Lot. on
th Soth and 5lst streets. Also tw Lots III Gyonnd
streets. " ~osn anu "A
The title Is believed to be perfectlv vooa ,,,.
ing at Trustee, shall convey with special warranty
only. "aa1ensy
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and 6 month.
tor notes. interest added from day of sale
and title retained until last payment il made '
A plat OF the property will be made out In FAM
days and be seen by applying ct my Office. cor.
ner Cary and 18th SITS.
THOMAS J. STARKE.
NH 8-tds Acting Trustee
Also two lots of ground of 5 and Is acres, about
miles below town, the Rural Shades adjoining
the land of VIM g. johnson
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TuE ASIA'S MAILS CO

HALIFAX, March 9.-The steamer Asia sailed
from here for Boston at one O'Clock this morning,
and will arrive there during the night, enabling the
post-ofce to dispatch her mails south in the morn
ing
The Asia reports passing the Arabia on the 25th,
going into Liverpool
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FIRE AT COLUMBIA, Tenn recently, destroyed
$4,000 worth of property. Among the sufferers
were J. D. Sarven, $4,000 VIM Galloway 81, 500
ID. Folsom & Co. $780, VIM. II. Pillow 81 200 and
various others
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BY ALEX MOTT Z co.

ON NEXT MONDAY, THE I3th INST.
~ commencins at 10 o'clock, W Win IN 4 ~
old BSandiea Wines kc-. kc., 9e.eoo oenpss e ~
proved brands Bar and bar Fixtures eomf1et trea
Fastened Arm Chairs.
Also, the furniture Of several tnyee
Canon Stove Benshea TAhIea te. :
3 s' AK. MOTT i co,
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING

- The subscriber begs to inform the public that
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUMBING,
either in houses ships. in the best manner and
the most reasonable terms. Being himself Pyacti-
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured that he give the
most entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with orders. He will also put up Water Closets,
Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs, Wssh-hand Ba-
SINS, Copper and Iron Boilers etc, on the most APP
from the country promptly executed His establish
is at No. go Main street. between 9Th and 9th,
where orders should be left.
NH 6-Im* DANIEL ODONNELL
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j, Young, captain of the main top on board the u
s rigate Saranac, was killed by falling from aloit
on the 14th of December
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BALTIMORE, March 9-The Senate of MARYLAND
has rejected the proposed prohbitory liquor law by
vote of l8 to 4. The session will be brought to a
close tomorrow
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STEAMER IN DIsTREss.-The steamer Charlie
Morgan, from New York for New Orleans, has pu
into Savannah with her air pumps broke.
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MAssAcHUsETrs-The bill for the repeal of the
prohibitory liquor law has been rejected by the
Massachusetts Legislature
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TEMPERANcE.-The prohibitory liquor bill ha
passed the New York Senate by four majority.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
OFFICE WITH G. J. SUMNER, NO. 20 PEARL ST.

NOTICE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust,
~ executed to the subscriber, by Agnes Peters,
free woman of color, to certain debt herein
mentioned to Hiram w. Tyler which deed bears
date the oath day of November l849 and of record
in the Clerks office of Henrico County Court, shall
at the request of the beneficiary. as the Trustee
2st day of March, 1854 at half past O'clock P. M
to sell, on the premises to the highest bidder, for
cash. tne property conveyed by SAID deed consisting
ing in the city of Richmond, the Western side of
Valley street, between Richard and Baldwin sire
fronting fortytwo feet the said Valley street. and
running back the same width to the line of the Virg
mia Central Railroad and which lot is designated in
plan OF Richard Adams estate as lot letter @.
The title to the said property is believed to be in
dsputab but selling as Trustee, shall convey by
deed with special warranty only.
JOSEPH M. CARRINGTON
mhS dtds Trustee
Sale to be conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auot
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WANTED, immediately,a young Man of
w industrious habit, s. and of good character, to
attend to retail Grocery Store. Apply at this Of
fee. NH 10
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WANTED.-I wish to hire GIRL that
w is accustomed to nursing and cleaning up la
dies chambers, EDW'D d. EACHO,
mh8 General Agent and Collector.
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GREAT BRITAIN
SMITH o'BRIEN PARDoNEp TT,

bhlES PAHDONED, ETC.
Lord Palmerston in answer to question replied
that smith o Brien, having acted as a gentleman
III refusing to escape at the expense of breaking
his parole is to be pardoned
Mr.. Buchanan was present at the Queens leyee
The new reform bill is printed. 1t proposes to
give Parliamentary representation TO all towns of
over sixteen thousand inhabitants
Government has notified, in the shape of letter,
To the ship owners inquiry, that forced ballot or inn
rfessmens Will not be resorted to in manning the
navy.
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WANTED--An experienced OSTLER
w and WAGON DRIVER, to be employed on
the street. Honesty and sobriety requisite APP
ply at this office fe Is
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WANTS.

w ANTED-TO hire a White Female
W as Cook, Washer and Ironer for small family
NH ll-2t4
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A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, 60,
N IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT

IN IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN NEW
SHAPE.-Braggs CHERRY PICTORIAL Wa
FERS are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds,
coughs, and all diseases of the throat and lungs-
They contain the pure medicinal virtues Of the Wild
Cherry so generally known AZ 3 remedy for pulmo-
nary complaints The children cry for them. There
fore, every mother should have . box. After using
one box of these waters you win never touch bet
ter medicine. These are just the thing you want.
Call at PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.'S and procure
hox fe 6-d6m III
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLINDS S. :

ker, No. 81 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Constantly on hand general assortment Of Blinda
wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices.
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity respect
LISTON & BROTHER, No. Is Governor street,
Agents, all orders left with them will meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished ct PHILA-
DELPHIA PRICES. no 16-5mis
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WANTED-A first-rate CHAMBERMAID,
w who assist in Washing and Ironing
None but that can come we'll recommended as
to character and qualifications, will answer Apply
to WINSTON l. POWERS,
NH 8 Cor. Cary and Pearl SITS.
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THO BUILDERS.-The subscriber wish

ITO BUILDERS.-The subscriber wish
u Is to build House at the Slash Cottage In
Hanover county. upon the following plan: A centre
and 20 feet pitch. with wing on each sde l6 feet
square more definite plan and specifcsticns may
No 2l9 Main street. by the 18th inst He invites pro.
Positions for the erection of the house, t. be pre-
sented to him personally in this city, or left at the
above mentioned store by the 26th inst.
Richmond. March Str, 1854 nh g-9t<
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FRANCE.

LARGE LoAN-PATRIors ARRESTED
There was report that Rothschild and The Bank
oi France were to advance 20O000,000 OF francs in
tue Threes, at "a T. 10.
Forty arrests had been made in Paris, the cause
being an intended demonstration Oh the 24th-the
anniversary OF the Republic.
BELGIUM.
An official note of NJ Drouyn de Shuys saws the
recent mission of Prince Napoleon to Belgium had
no political object
Ike tone of the German press ia becoming more
adverse to- Russian views.
SWITZERLAND.
An alliance, offensive and defensive, between
France and Switzerland is believed to have been
Concluded. This enables France to operate on
Austria or Italy.
recent letter written by Mr. Daniel to the Rich
nlond (Fa) Examiner, exctes great annoyance at
Turin, aud threatens him with duel. The letter
IL copied in Galignani.
Food riots continue in the Roman States
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MoNETARY.-The London stock market was
him, but prices are limited
The London money market continues easy, and
con OILS closed steady at previous rates.
american securities were steady. The following
were the quotations:
y g. Elves 1865 90 l-2 90 l-2; U. 5. Skies 1862,
i0l aoo U. D. Skies, (bonds,) 1863, LO9 no;
u. s.sixes tstock) 1867, 1909 a no: PennsvIyauia
Elves, (bonds,) "a l-2 a e5l-2: MARYLAND Elves
(bonds,) o. 90.
LIVERPOOL CoTToE MARKHT-The cotton mar.
XIV shows triiiing decline on the week more par.
hcularly on middling qualities. Ii however closed
~ ~, anu win 40 active speculative demand The
SUES OF the week were 40 600 bales of which suec
juniors TOOK ., 800. and exporters 3O00 bales The
were American = tS'' oeS,'oV
The following are the quotations.
New Orleans fsir 80 q l.2; middng < ~
Lpl1Hu--iaif d Id n Il p. mil z ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY oODDIN APPERsON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT TIE

FUTURE DAfS.
BY GoDDTN ( APPERsON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT TIE
CORNER OF CANAL AND FOURTH sTS.,
FOR SALE AT AUcTION--Willb be sold on Thurs-
day afternoon. the 25d March, 1854, upon the prem-
fronting l2e feet the south side Of Canal street.
running back towards Byrd street 80 feet to an alley
on which there stands four brick dwellings erected
ss Of esa III. propsrsy e On
CANDLES Hill, In very improving part OF the city
TERMs--One-fourth cash, balance at g, u and ls
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
ma il GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
VALUABLE SMALL TENEMENT ON
FRANKLIN ST, NEAR TIE OLD MARKET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--Will be sold, on FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, the 18th March, 1854, uponthe
premises, commencing at O'Clock small Brick
opposite to Mr.. Alfred Kings Coach Mandatory
occupied by Mr.. Ernest Schrsder, fronting 20 feet
running back about 1870 feet.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at and ~ months.
for negotiable notes. interest added secured Dy trust
'''' aoDDIN L APPERsoN.
NH Aucts.
VALUABL REAL ESTATE ON
Y vENABLE, EIGHTEENTH AND VALLEY
sTREETS E9R SALE At =. Of
March, 1854 upon the premises. commencing at At
o'clock, that valuable Property, known formerly as
"Metterts Tan Yard" fronting on Venable and 18th
streets, having thereon brick tenements occupied
grocery stores and private dwellings. 1t will be
divided according plan and survey to be seen at
the Office of the auctioneer.
After which, will be sold one or more most beaut
full vacant Lots on the east line OF Valley street,
north of Balding street.
TERMs-one.foarth CASH balance at !, and md i p
NH h II ' GoDDIN & APPERsON, Aucta.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE; on LEsr aTpr ~,

COMMISSIONERS BALE OE aaU
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON LESTERr S 5c7
AT ROCKETS. AND ON FRANKLIN. sTE eisi.,!;
AT AUCTION BY virtue Of 9 decree Of the CiIcnis
Court of the CITY OF Richmond in the suit OF Garland
Robinson,s admmr and others ,nan. IN = :, rhe
anction. on The premises. on MONDAY the 18th
March. 1851 At the hour hereinafter named the fol-
loving valuable real estate. Wig Lot on the West
line Of Lester street. kocae nna DI n Ss .ssI
md south By other real estate owned BY Messn Dun
som Moncufs Co. Alter which. win Be sold most
ysnable building Lot on the North side Of Franklin,
between ID and 81 ~, adjoining the reaidence Of
1851 feet
month"; for negotiable paper, interest added and ii
lie retained till last note Is paid, and conveyance d.
rectsd BY the Court
The sale viii commence ct o'clock with the frat
Lot, and Ct Al O'Clock, with the second Lot.
JOHN ENDEHS, Comsr
Richmond, 9Th March, 1884,
r. s. After the sale Of the lot on Franklin street
win be soid Pew No. II. In 81. James Church..
Sale conducted BY
mh7 GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
Also, Pew No. So, IN 81. Jame1 Church. ii the ems
tire isle, well csrpeted, &c. Terms st sale
NH G.kA.