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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-19

Rhnu a, ! aE 4. SALE OF SLAVES AND

skusTEE'S SALE OF SLAVES AMI
- EAd EsTATEs--As Trnstee. Is { deed xxe.
f INA IA n SHsores Aa q the il day Decsmb
Cnurf Ct ne CITY Of Richmond shsit eli az cssh
% nam ihs 2itb inst ociosi It
sisves; viz woman Elixs-a sood es.s = 10
er-and her two infant children; sIso' W.,,sss
aoee1 ~ Year, old and Sam. about Is YEAR ola
~ one O'Clock, on the anne dsy, / shalI slso 90
rlIosfee, ut public suction, The premises Lei
On south side Of Basin lyins On loth street
70 feet on the Eastern side OF 10th street rJ
unnns back al feet to AZ alley 81 feet vide VIZ
'wo wooden tenements thereon :" z. - -
4 go o. bALE-One-fhird cash, and balance Il
notes.. sA insofest eooeos ioI endorsed
me tle e the above property Is believed to be
10 vested in the Tiustse 'sA' "Ai pe conveyed a.
cutea I ssIs made subject to trust deed exc
John M sh.n 30 Usto6er, 1858, By George Mills, 70
Nicholas Mills 70 secaIs SioVV 70
ia I4-dtdsx 80. = 'oAi 6ohSE, trustee
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON. :
NALUABLE FARM NEAR RpO0Lr

" ICAD1il ARM, MAX BROOK
ALSO CROPS OF CORN sHUGKs sii Fah6EP'
ssTTTkt.a nW, THREE Iln MULES, HORSE. Two COWS,
sod ~ Hc sOR SALE AT AUCTIoN-Will be
premises commencing at ii o'clock the FARM re-.
Gently occupied by Mr.. Jos. g. James Jr.. situated
hundred yards of the Brook Tnrnpike-unon wbicb
PLANK road is 20 be constructed very shoftlyadioi,
ing the residence of Maj. Jas. Hill 1t contains ia,
acres OF which about onehalf is cleared balance in
wood and timber. The improvements are ali nevr
consisting OF handsome cottage residence contain
ing rooms, besides kitchen, servants house barn
After the sale of the Land, will be sold the c,ons
OF Corn, tI2s harrels) Shucks, Fodder Straw, Sc
Also SVery hne young Mules, one excellent buggy
Horse, four Cows, one Buggy and ali the E.rm!eoJ1
implements on the place.
Terms for the Laad-one-sixth cash, one-sixth at
ohtns and as to the balance upon very lib ,ral terms
OF credlt, to be made known at the hour of safe
For the personal estate all sums under so cash over
that amount sixty days credit for approved endorsed
&c a., GOD DIN &APPERsoN,
Jao-otos Aucts
PosIPoNEMENT.-,In consequence of the rain
nesf, the 10th inst, stthe same hour.
ia ID GoDDlN & APPERSON, Auct's
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
,,or HHENRlCO, NEAR THE CITY OF RICH
MoND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION As Attorney
sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, the 18th dav Of
January, lso4 upon the premises, commencing at the
rVdI hereafter name d. an undivided moiety of the
lonoWlng pieces OF Real Estate, viz: A very hand.
sorneiy located Lot of IL acres about one mile east
OF the CITY Of Richmond, on the New Bridge road
opposite to the grocery and tavern of Mr. Josiah 81
Leadbetter; also, a small Brick Tenement on the
east line of 18th street. near the cornoration I;na
fronting 500 feet on said 18th street. running back 90
feet Also large framed Dwelling on the north line
OF bIoad between 18th and 10Th streets fronting on
SAID Broad street % feet running back i6 feet and
bounded on the east by the lot of Mr. Cornelius Crew
on which he resides '
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 8 and months
for gotiabe notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid. -
The sale will commence at O'clock p Nj and
Will be continued in the order advertised
w. GODDIN
Attorney in fact OF Admiral E Elliott.
sale conducted by GopDIN AppERsoN Aucts
in Ia 49, -ANNss-
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PRUssIA.-Gan Radowitz died at Berlin Christ
mss day.
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A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF

IA LOTS in the city of Richmond returned delin-
queut the non.payment of city taxes there for
the year 1885, which SAID lots parts of lots will be
sold in front of the City all on the day OF the
next term of the Hastings Court of the city of Rich
mond between the hoars of IL in the corning and
O'Clock in the afternoon, unless there be previously
paid the taxes there on, together with 20 per cent
for additional charges.
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NEW B OoK Slot Corn, or Lnt

NEW b 90 K Slot Corn, or Life
~ Scenes in New York; by Scion Robinson.
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, the World
from my Window; by II. Marion Stephens
Cookery it Should Be, a new Manual of the
DinhgsRoom and Kitchen.
The Old Doctor, or Stray Leaves frorl my Jour
nal.
Scenes in the Life of an Actor, compiled from
memoranda of the late Yankee Hill.
Mrs. Partington's Carpet Bag of Fun, with 40
cravings
Henrietta Temple; by B. D. Israeli.
Valdez, the Pirate: or Scenes off Long Island.
Grace Weldon; by J. II. Ingraham
Jack Junk, or the Tar for all Weathers
Indians; by George Sand
Davis. the Pirate; the Freebooters Of the Pa.
cite.
Yale College Scrapes; by John De Vose ESQ.
The Orphan Seamstress, a Narrative of Innocence,
Guilt Misery and CIlne.
Viola or Adventures in the far South Wests by
Emerson Bennett
Emily, OF the Orphan Sisters: By c. F. Darlington
Altar Gull, or the Bridal Eve.
Received and for sale by
ia IA $3.50 SLADE Il BAKER, No. 5 Exchange
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LATER FROM Rlo-DEcLlNE in COFFEE.
SHIP TAM o,SHANTER,

BosroN, Jan. ls.-The ship Tam O'Shsnter, which
was wrecked on Georges Bank, on her voyage from
Calcutta to Boston, was owned in New Haven She
was insured in this city for $4,000
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tRANcE.-The following sedtious placard was
found posted in several parts ofParis, on Christmas
vs,
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FACTORIES DESTROYS

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. ls.-The factories of
Harriss Co., in this city, destroyed by FIRE to-
day Loss $1,000
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DEMOVAE.-THE TIN AND SHEET

VAE.-THE TIN AND SHEET
~ IRON ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th at. to 18th st. to the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. breckenridge cppo-
site the grocery store 18th of Mr. VIM Wallsee.
He returns thanks to his friends and the public for
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed and
being now better prepared to attend TO their favors
than formerly, he respectfully soiicts contnuance
of the same at his new establishment.
de % t1.4 EEsF CHAS H LANGLEY
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GRANITE FRONT TEN

VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT TEN.
EMENTS ON BYRD. BETWEEN sTu AND
10TH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wih
be sold on TUESDAY, the 2ith day of January, 1854
upon the premises CONNIE cing at 4 O'clock those
two newly erected brick Tenemen.s with granite
ironts situated or the south side of Byrd, between
YIN and 10th streets, owned by Mr.. Henry Wenhold
Also, brick Tenement in The property win
be divided so as to sell the two front Tenements
running back about IS feet, and then to sell the rear
Tenement fronting on the alley about 4CI feet This
regarded very valuable :
TERMs-One-fourth cash, balance at T. 8 AID 10
months for negotiable notes, intere added secured
by trust deed. GODDIN L APPERSON
ia Io-dtd - Aucts
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RARRETT, WALLER g. CO RICH
DMOND. Va, GROCERY, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS, will give strict
every kind: will purchase Merchandise. Lin Qua
no, Plaster, Cement Farming Implements, Ma
chinery, any and everything that the farmer or me-
chanic ney have occasion 10 ORDER viii also receive
and forward goods with the utmost dispatch.
Their house being situated at the terminus of the
Danyiie Railroad, and nnde diateiy the BASIN OF
the Canal enables them to transact business without
delay and at the lowest rates ia ll-2m
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The tyrant to anuse public opinion which /.
manilesIlng itself against hi A, is preparing con-
%e Police. Lee all good citizens be on their guatd'
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DEAD THIS.-All persons who have not
~ yet supplied themselves with good warn
WINTER CLOTHING, can now do so at cost, By ap-
plying at r. DECOU Il CO.'S franklin Clothing
Store No. SO Main ST.. Richmond, Va, where may be
found the most ample, complete and well-made A.
sortfnent of all kinds of Clothing, suitable for the
present season All of which win most positively DO
R. DECOU Co,
ia11-6m ~ No. SO Main It.
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- - o DfuEgIsldy =
nov I9-d&cta Agents for the Mauufaetur ena

NOTlCE.-The subscriber having taken
~ the buildings corner of Franklin and Wall Sta,
takes this method Of calling the attention of his
friends and the public generally to his stock Of
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
&c He is prepared to execute all orders In his The
with neatness and dispatch. -
Having obtained the services of Mr.. LEMUEL
RIPLEY he is prepared to get up in superior STYLE
and furnish fine Light Buggy aud Carriage Harness
can be obtained in sur city.
ia film HENRY RAKEp
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BY 6ODDIN 4 APPERsON.


" ALuABLE WOOD LAND AT PUR-
80, a .l CrngGIloN-wfli be sold, q publie s,e-
s,s 20 THURSDAY, the 18th day of Jauusry. a p
ny Upon the premises 20 acres Of WCGD
n,;Is. s.taa,ed on the Deeprun Turnpike. we
1ans ~ rem me city of Richmond. adiosuins ths
as M =. yosspn stnton and Mrs Price
ne SAID iand 10 in the original rrorth or min. sra
sn1 VIII cut from SO to 80 cords Of wood per are
a ass. sns srek makers being within few min
Immediately after the sale Of the land VII, ~ x,s
cut last fall. f' $50 oas "Soo,
TERMs-For the Land-One- fourth cash. ba,ane.
"a o IL and ls months for approved endorsed neso
TABLE paper interest added and title retained Nth
the last note Is paid. 80
For the Wood--4 naonths credit for sa.isfaesory
negotiable paper, interest added
Jas GODDlN APPERSON. Auesx
OF ON FRENCH GARDEN HILL.
1 M FoR SALE. At AuCTIoN.-wiH be sold, On
Int hsDAYs AFTERNOON. 10th January, 1854.
pon the premises, commencing at O'clock Lot No
~, 70 pan OF French Garden" fronting 50 feet On
me Laas me OF 9Th street. running back iSe feet
II ls probable that another Lot beautifully ioca.
same time. ~ - - = NAe
,- Y GoDnrN 4 ApPERsoN, Aue.s.
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ME whole press of Philadelphia are out
Il III favor of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
as they are prepared by DR.. C. III. JACKSON
We are glad to record the success Of this yaluab,s
remedy tor Dyspepsia, we believe it supplies de-
aderatum IN the medical world long needed. The
wSetcbed iulitators and COMMENTATORS have with
Drawn their nostrums from the market and the pub
nc are spared from the danger of swallowing poison
ia l3-d&c3w =
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&PECIAL NOTICE-NEW YORK
- AND VIRGINIA sTEAMsH1p roaiptnv
Specie, Gold, Silver, Bullion, Jewelry preeiou.
stones, Metals or Valuable Articles of any kind Will
not De received en- board Of either of the Comnauys
cept by special sgreement with the Agents or the Pur
sers OF the ships nor will the Company be responsi.
therefor, and the value Therein stated e'1A-''
LuDLAM L. WATSON,
tu - Aeenfs
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Dr ALEA. MOTT a. co.
THIS (THURsDAYl MORNING :.

THlS (THURSDAY) MORNING, at /,
O'clock we will sell at public auction. to cless,
ssandry censgnments, large lot of ready nsSs
oiothlns, Under Shirts, Drawers, Silk Stocks Cra-
watts, &c. Also lot of piece and cut Dry Good.
with many other articles e1''
ials ALEX. MOTT co, Aucts.
NJ lGHI SALES.-THIS EVENING
~ commencing att O'Clock, and every Tuesasy
thursday and Saturday evenings throuehout the
season, will be offered from the shelves a spjen
did collection of Staple end Fancy Goods, Card.
and Glass Ware '"
Also, tne assortment of Cloths, Cassiueres Vest.
ines Mushns Alpacas, Silk and Cotton Pocket ana
lead Handke rchiefs, Crsvats, Irish Linens Linen
Table Cioths White and Brown, Hosiery, all colon
Shawls &c. - -
English Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES
Do do Cylinder do
Also, tine stock of double-barrel Guns Pistois
Bowie Knives, &c.
country merchants ard the trade are invited To-
tend our sales, as they will find large variety and
hrst.rate quality.
sale commences every night at O'Clock
IL It's A. MOTT l. CO., Aucta
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Mrs. Farren is playing in Charleston.
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ANUARY 18TH, 1S54--Now is the time
- to save money, by calling at COLDS SHIFTS
cheap Dry Goods Store, No. Al Aian street. You
Will hnd his assortment yet complete, and az the
season has somewhat advanced he will offer great
stock the following goods -
=, Black and col,d Silks Brocade do; Raw Silk
r,.Iaids; atwood De Lanes handsome figured do;
Merinoes, Alpacas, Flannels Blankets Tckings Sst,
nnets Cassimeres, Cloaks, Chemisettes Collars
Bands; Laces, Edgings, Quilts, Curtain Fringes. and
fered at very low prices. ia III
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. JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NTEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A. z.

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. z.
IN GEORGE respectfully informs the eiiizens Of
Richmond ard vicinity that he has opened store for
the sale OF CONFECTIONERY, both Of foreign and
TICKLE, FIGS, RAISINS, TOYS. and ever de-
scripfon of articles usually kept Ia such es.ab-
Hshnent, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy 10 receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
" His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-
seats Ne lis compiese. dele
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ftHE WHITE GREASE" ia a new
Il convenient and economical substitute for tar and
other ubcators for the axes of transportation cars
omnibusses, carriages, drays, wagons he. 1t is not
affected by the weather, retaining the same ccnsis-
tency winter and summer 1t does not gum on the
axies, and is cheaper and more durable than any
other grease in use.
For sale in tin canisters of three and SIX pounds
and in kegs of Is, 30 aud 100 lbs each, by
ADIE GRAY, Drusgista
nov 19-d&cts Agents for the Manufacturers
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WANTS.

NJ URSE WANTED.-We wish to pur-
L v chase or hire NURSE of good character and
qualifications, without incumbrance.
ia 1876 DUNLOP, MONCURE& CO
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WANTED-AnA APPRENTICE to the
Y Y Tin aud Sheet Iron business Amply immedi.
ately al No. 1855 Ca ry street.
ia l3-St< NJ s. COOPER
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w ANIED.-We wish to employ lady
W qualified TO act as housekeeper and seaInsIess,
10 reside IN genteei family in Orange county. Lib
ia 10 TOLER L COOK
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So FOR RENT-Mrs. CLAIBORNE,
Ell designing to take smaller house, wtl.d be
pleased TO rent the tenements occupied by her on
Bank street. These tenements conveniently To-
Gated between 9th and 10th Streets and well ar.
ranged for large boarding house. She invites an
examination of the premises, when terms will be
made known. iaI8-lw
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MACKEREI4.I5U barrels, hall barrels
In and ilts Of Ncs 2 and NaskefeL ~ ssls ~
jAls WILLANsA BRoTREk
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MFR J.. PuLGTAN. rom gon,tantino.

k. j. r. GARDNER, homeopathic
- fhysician,l having returned 10 the city, offers
ms PROFESSIONAL services to the public
richmond House. ia 17-fm
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rOOPER'S ISINGLASS = Sheet and
~ Shred-Just received and for sale by
PURCELL. LADD 4 CO., Druggists.
iaI4 % Main street cor fifth.
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THO CONTRACTORS. Sealed propn-
\ sails will be received by the nnder ed at the
Eugneer's office of the Frederickshrgand Ciordons-
vile Railroad. until WEDNESDAY, February 18th.
for the CALCULATIONS and MASONRY of q miles
of said road. embracing the first Is sections West of
Fredercksburg. Bidders may also offer for the
whole lite between Fredericksburg and Gerdons.
Vile, distance of IS or 48 miles ~ II
Specifications and profiles ofthe work can be seem
at the Engineers Office Fredericksburs. 90 and 81
ter February 9th, and any information relating 10 II
can be obtained from the Engineers reridsnf upon
the line.
Bids of persons unknown to the undersigned uust
be accompanied BY lstten ofrecomHasndatlop.
BY order Of the Board. 80
{ FrsdsieksbprEJ sn II, LEA hI3-dflsFsb
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l AW NOTICE.--John Robertson and
IL Powhatan Robertson have removed their Office
20 the rooms over the Lynchburg and Abingdon
Telegraph Office, on 18th street, between Man and
Cary, ia4-dlm
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THE TRIAL OF JOSEPH WILLIAMS

The trial OF Joseph Williams, for the murder of
his father Francis Williams will take place in Per
son comfy, N. c., next week. Tho Danville Re-
publican says:
Much interest has been felt in the trial of this
cause, SO that an unusually large number of per-
sons was at Yanceyville on Tuesday, but owing to
the voluminousness of the testimony and delay in
getting many OF the witnesses from Virginia, the
Solicitor was unable TO lay the indictment before
the Grand Jury, earlier than Wednesday. They
returned true bill on the same day against Viii
Hams and the negro charged as accessory to the
late murder. The prisoners were brought into the
court room, and after the reading of the indictment
severally pleaded "not guilty" The counsel for
Joseph Williams then offered his affidavit for the
removal OF the cause and upon the suggestion OF
the Solicitor for the State the county OF Person was
selected by Judge Manly. Williams was dressed
with great care, and exhibited no sign of sadness
anxiety or excitement
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EXCITEMENT AGAINST THE NEBRASKA
RIII.

NEW York, May 1lth.--A call is out for public
meeting in the Park, of all citizens opposed to the
Moses H. Grinnell. Alfred Pell, VIM. Cullen Bryant,
Walter r. Jones. George Newbold, Judge John L.
Mason. George Griswold. Samuel B. Ruggles and
many other prominent citizens. The object of the
meeting is stated to be consider the proper steps
TO be taken at the present momentous crisis and to
demand of all the members of Congress who ad-
here to the faith pledged in the Missouri Compro-
mise to protect frominvasion the rights of the peo-
Pile and to resort if necessary, to the most decisive
and even extreme measures, to prevent the perpe-
tration of an act of infancy fraught with fearful,
perhaps irreparable disaster to the peace, harmony
and stability of the Union.
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BY THOMAS W. KEESEE.
(Offce at Geo. ]. Summers, No. 90 Pearl ST.
THREE HOUSES AND IL

THREE HOUSES AND LOTS
l. FRONTING ON MAYO STREET BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND BROAD STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on SATURDAY after
noon, May goth, upon the premises, commencing at 5
O'Clock, three very neat Cottages two fronting on
Mayo street. one Is feet and the other Ia feet and
running back SO feet6 inches; and one in the rear
Houses built of the best materials and have re-.
Gently been repaired and painted, and very de-
sirabe residences. Their central location makes them
peculiarly desirable for persons requiring cheap
houses being convenient to the most business part of
the city.
TERMS: very accommodating and made known at
the sale. THOS. w. KEESEE,
my ii Auctioneer.
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OuR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN-The Washington
remarks.
1--WE are quite free to state--apd Ia terms so EN-
phatic and unequiyocaf to admit of no msinter-
pretation-that ii ample satisfaction is not allowed
for the piratical seizure of the Black Warrior,
we shall advocate an immediate blockade Of the
Island"
1t also remarks That the retention in Office Of
Gen. Pezuea, the Captain General OF Cuba, ''ren-
ders the establishment OF good relations with Spain
and friendly intercourse with her possessions al.
most impossible"
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
(Ofice at Geo. J. Summers. No. 20 Pearl ST.

CTOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE
~ FIXTURES AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on TUESDAY
morning. May 18th, commencing at O'clock at the
18th Streets who is declining business all of his stock
of Groceries, Earthenware, Glass. Jars Store Fix.
lures, &c. Also, all Household Furniture, consist
ing of Beds, Bedding, Bureaus. Tables, Chairs, &c.
my IL THOS w. KEESEE, Auct.
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENrATfvEs.

sENrATryEs.
We find In the Union history of the proceed.
ings of Thursday, which will be read with some
surprise:
Col Richardson rose and announced to the House
mat, inasmuch a. the subject had been most hber.
u.scu ~ oy polh saesrtne ;,,
been made since the berinnine Of The debate-he
would move 10 close the debate to.inorrow If rday)
~ AZ O'clock, NJ he added, also, that II was ,ne
not 20 interfere with the .nac;si order Of Tnesday
next fthe Pacific raro. b;lJ ard boy,ed fha f the
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY.ALEX. MOTT & co.

TRY GOODS, SHIRTS, &C., AT AUG
~ TION.-On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10
O'Clock will sell at public auction at our store
large assortment of Dry Goods Shirts &C., among
which may be found
100 dozen printed and white French work Hdkfs;
50 do. Linen Damask Napkins; 100 Silk Parasols; SO
Satin d.; 100 Cotton Umbrellas SO pair Embrode red
Sleeves; 100 worked Chemizettes Red Silk Hdkfa;
Plain and Fancy Goat Linings; 200 dozen Shirts such
as broad bleached linen bosoms Custom cold, fancy
&c so dozen extra heavy hickory do; 20 do three.
ply Linen Collars; 20 do. Linen cold stitched do: 90
do do. Byron do. ga
The above goods are all fresh. just received from
the mandatory and will be sold In lots to suit the
trade.
Terms made known at sele.
Sale positive and without any reservation
my IS ALEX MOTT Co. Aucts
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A shocking blunder was recently made by the
allies of Belzu in Bolivia. He had offered 81 900
reward for Ballivians head. The Indians mistak.
ing the very estimable and popular Doctor Guerra
for him, murdered the doctor and carried his head
in triumph to Belzu, who could not do otherwise
than pay the prize, though he did at the risk of
riot
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The Danville Register, abiding to the ARRAY be.
tween Lynn and Owen, says Owen still survives,
though his wounds are of dangerous character.
Lynn has been examined and committed to Jail ;
and as the whole affair is to undergo judicial
| investigation, we refrain from further comment
upon il.
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NEW York, May lie Ellis an ex-member OF
Congress from this State is dead.
The Democratic State Committee of New York
have called State Convention at Syracuse, on
the 9th of September, and have also adopted re-
solutions sustaining the National Administration
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-13

TRIAL At ST.. LoUIs.-The trial of Jarvis NJ Ba
ker was commenced at st. Louis ON the I'd inst
There are two indictments against him, one for
high treason, and one for misdemeanor In resistnR
the service of writ In the hands of an officer Of
the u g. Thepresent trial is on the last indictment
and promises 10 be lengthy one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-13

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