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THE LEXINGTON TRAGEDY.

We COPY the following authentic account of the
murder of Col ]. w. Moore, from the Lexington
VrLey Star:
On Wednesday of last week, VIM. j. VIM Of
this place. aud Col Jos w. Moore, (Sho kept the
urper tavcrn) had personal difficulty quarrel
which terminated Tor the time by Moore ordering
W inn 30 leave his premises. Ninn wen, home, but
= short time after dusk. came back and pu. his
horse up al Mr. McCaul's tavern. and spoke of CO.
Ing up to Moore's and settling with him: but some
one advised him not TO 60 inssn1uck he was too
drunk, and might &c; into difficulty. He remained
at McCaui's until nearly 10 o'clock, at which time
he went up to Moores and asked him to come to
the door that he had some private conversation for
him Moore at first refdssdto go but finally went
out and shut the door after him In short time they
got to quarrelling and called each other lara when
Moore caught Vim by the collar, and ordered him
to leave his porch They both then went down on
tic pavement, and VIM walked half way across
the street. Sand said something TO Moore which in
suited him. Moore rushed at him, but ssonped.
when he got close 10 him. turned round and wen,
back to the gutter, and stocpeti down as if TO nick
up 4 stone VIM followed him and said some.
thing which the witness did not hear, nj which
Moore again rushed at him Winn stepped bach
and told him mot TO come any closer" Moore
persisted and caught him by the collar when Winp
struck MIN. Moore turned round. exclaimed s;hat
Is enough" and walked into the house. When he
got in he said 81 am dead mani am stabbed :"
and in short time fell TO the floor and in 80 min
ntes had breathed his last lie was stabbed in tn
left breast. AT the post-moriem examination the
ex. morn n, it was found that the knife or weapon
with which the deed was done had penetrated the
heart. Winn did not escape, but was Induced to
surrender himself 10 Mr.. Jordan. the Mayor who
siraichtway committed him TO Jail
Sauce writing the above, we learn that the knife
with which the stab was inflicted has been found. =
tits al long bladed pocket-kniie-blade four iuches
long and three-iourths OF an iuch wide
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PATHWAYS AND CANALS.-For s,le
Nv nj RANDOLPErH Rock stnre Ara pina.-,.. -


Poeticsl WORKS of w II. @. Horne: vols; a.
AstrRe; by Holmes: Csc -
Statistics and Calculation essenti.lIv r...., a.,
persons connected with railways or canals contalninS
variety OF information not to be found re-,
calculated and arranged BY s. Salt; Sec =
Heroes aud Hunters Of the West; comnr,.,n,
IS cents - = ~ P'e'es'
Thrilling Stories of Forrest and Frontier, plates
Adventures Of Hunters and Travellers; Narratives
OF Border Warfare; by the Old Hunter plates, 75c.
Scenes Ia the Rocky Mountains Oregon, the Grand
fra'ries, &c.i BY r. Stage: plates; 81 =
Romance of Travel; comprising Adventures In For.
eign countries, and description of mauners customs
&c: plates 81. >
Outlines of the Geology of the Globe, and of the
states IN particular; with two Geological Maps and
other plate'; by f Hitchcock, ID. D.; 81 IS
Part VIII Russells Memoirs of Tom Moore %
Chris mas at Old Court by Taylor, author of Earn
es,ness, &C.; IS. y A"'-
'athek, an Arsbau Tale, with memoir of the su.
thnr, with notes crit cal and explanatory; IS.
Russian Shores of the Black Sea- with yov,se
down the Volssr and tour through the country Of
the Don Cossaeks; BY L. oiiphant, with Map; is
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LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM HAYTT.
PHILADELPHIA, April 6-The bark Charles z.
Lex from Port Au Prince, states that on the 5th OF
March French trigate, brig, and steamer anchored
off the harbor. and Admiral Duchesne demanded
an audience with the Emperor, which was refused
He then sent letter containing most exorbitant
demands, and threatening, if they were not com.
piled with to resort to the most extreme measures.
within AZ hours. On the night of the 9th, the EN-.
peror gave his final answer, that rather than sub
The declaration had good effect for next morning
the French frieate hoisted the Hayten flag and sa,
luted it. During the critical period, the Emperor
acted with prudence and discrimination The for
tications and fleets were put in order for action.
and were visited by the Emperor in person.
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REMOvAt.-SAML SUTHERLAND

EMOVAL.-SAM'L SUTHERLAND
~ respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has removed his GUN and PISTOL STORE
opposite Eagle Square in room No. 1872, which has
been handsomely lifted up especially for the accom-
mediation of himself and his patrons, and where he
GUNS PISTOLS, CUTLERY. CANES, FISHING
TACKLE, and all kinds of Goods desired by South
ern Spertsmen, embracing many articles useful TO
farmers and housekeepers gensraly-all of which he
offers at reasonable prices by wholesale retail
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully invites
his friends and customers to call and him at his
stand. mh6-ifIm
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
LESTER STREET, ROCKETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on WEDNESDAY,
the l2th day of April. 1854 upon the premises,
menclng at d O'clock, a valuable Brick Tenement on
the Southwest line of Lester street. near to the
grocery store of Mr.. Anthony Sedgwick fronting on
Lester street Sos feet running back about feet to
Water street.
1t will be divided so as to sell vacant lot separate
from the brick tenement
TERMs-One third cash, balance alta and mopths
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain.
ed till last note is paid
apps GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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ITO THE PU BIZ C.-Understandinp
IL there has been and is a report in circulation
in the State and of it. that the Armory Band was
"disbaoded," or separated" we take the occa lion
to refute this malicious fsehOod the is with
out the least foundation. The author or authors of
this report denounce to be guilty of perpetratng
a mean, ungentlemanly fabrication.
Thankful for past favors we respectfully solicit
continuance of patronage of the public.
- 81 ARMORY BAND
Richmond. April 9th
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XTALUABLETOWN PROPERTYFoE

y SALE.-By virtue Of the last will and tess.-
ment Of John Wickham, decd | shall eHef Tor ale
At public auction, ON the premises on TUESDAY
llth inst, at o'ck NJ his Dwelling in the city Of
Richmond, with moro thar half acre Of land at
tached thereto and the time all that portion
of the square on which the said house Is situated
that fronts on Marshall street. extending from 10th
to 18th streets
Also, the Ground opposite the dwelling house, and
adjoining the residence of NJ. Gregory, Esq, thro'
which thirty foot street, parallel with Clay street.
will be opened.
The two last mentione parcels of land will be laid
OF in lots of convenient size for building.
A plat of the whole can be seen at the office OF
Messrs. Goddin 4 Appersor.
The property IL so well known, that description
is unnecessary
The terms will be one.fourth cash, and the residue
in equal payments on q credit of ~ Is and "a mos
with interest from day of SALE secured by negotiable
notes, and deed Of trust on the property.
Should the weather be unfavorable on the 18th of
April the sale win be made the next fair day; and
II not completed on the first, will be continued on
the I'd day
WIN. F. WICKHAM, Executor.
Sale conducted by GoDDIs l. AppERsoN, Aucts.
ap 4-tde - a.. -
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LATEST MAIL NE WIS.
THE ACCIDENT on THE CENTRAL ROAD.
esare glad that atricnd In Charlottesville makes

THE ACCIDENT on THE CENTRAL. ROAD.
we;are glad that africnd in Charlottesville makes
the following correction Ia our statement of re-
cent accident on the Central Railroad.
cHssLorrFsvILLE, April Tth. 1854
Editor Dispatch--i Observe in your paper of to-
dsy that the account You give of the accident that
happened on the Central Railroad yesterday, Is err
roaeous and the error lie well calculated to create
doubts Ia the public mind as TO the safety OF the
temporary track. You say that the accident hap
pened on the temporary track near the top of the
mountain. This is mistake. The flats became
detached from the engine just this side of waynes-
horo'--aot on the temporary track, aud feo miles
from the top Of the mountaia-and the point at
which the accident happened was not less than -
miles from the temporary track. feu will please
correct hs error As otherwise Il might mislead the
public mind to the safety of the temporary track,
which is now beyond all doubt safe. and with tho
prudence aud experience now made nse Of the
safest portion of the whole road.
Yours, y.
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
EXTENsIyEsALE OF Mosr Pc

EXTENsIyEsALE OF MOST BEAU
IL IL TIFUL BUILDING LOTS AND COUNTRY
sEAT. IN TIE HEs Town OF SIDNEY, At Iuc
ter Monday,) commencing at ii O'clock. A H.. viii
De sold upon the premises respectively the follow.
ing vaiuabie and attractive unmproved Real Estate
In the town OF Sidney. adjoining the city:
Three Lots at the intersection of Pine and Eli,vood
Tor Main) streets, each Is S-l2xlSo feet.
o Zen Lots On ths north side of Main street. just be-
YONG the fnblc Square, and opposite the residences
Of Mr. James Guest each soxi25 feet to an aliey 10
Ten Lots in rear of the above, fronting ON the
south side of Federal street. opposite the sesdence
OF Mr. John Shafer, each Soxi25 feet to an ailey'
FIVE Lots on the west hne of Cherry street and
wood and Federal stree's. each 3Oxl45 feet To M
Twelve Lots on the north side of the Plank Road
d le, each 3oxlaO feet. "'A : DaiAA'
FIVE Lots on the west side Of Harvie street. and
handsomely laid out with shade and fruit trees &C.
Ten 10 adjoining the residence of Mr. John Car.
teI's, near Warsaw, each S4x150 feet.
Also, 81 Lots lying the north side of Haryie at
opposite the residence of Mr.. L. H Dance-the whole
containing ahout5 acres, with beautiful oak grove
one of the most valuable and snp sios f
burban residence in the vicinity of the city
This els well worth the attention Of those in
wasn't OF such property for improvement or those
who may be disposed to invest with an eve to future
advancement in value such an opportunity TO pro
cure choice Losin Sidney. near the city may me-
TERMS will be varied according to the views of
bidders at the time of SALE
tsed. 49, ~eo A
Should the weather. on the day above appointed
prove unfair the sale will be postponed to the next
fair day thereafter.
ap5 TAYLoRk WILLIAMS, Auct..
PLEASANT AND d ESIRABLE
BRICK RESIDENCE ON MARSHALL ST..
AT AUCT!ON.-On TUESDAY, 18th April at 4
O'Clock 7, M, upon the premises, we will sell the
present residence Of Mr.. c. II Burlington, situated
on the north side OF Marshall street. of Brook
for medium sized family, and is well finished
throughout, with Kitchen brick stable and we n
OF good water. The whole premises have been ar
ranged with especial eye to comfort, and is yery
desirable for private residence The lot frents 81
feet and runs back about $50 feet. FI--T
TERMS: One.third cash, balance at and month,
with interest, credit payments to be secured by a
deed of trust. z.0stT $500
apps TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts
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THE MARKETS.

New fanx, April Flour easy Sales Of Nor
thern at 81 62aST 81. Corn T2a77c s
BALTIMORE, April 7.---Sales of 500 bbls. Flour at
81 %. White Wheat 81 as. Corn 7aa74c.
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING

HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING
IL 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 on
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured that he can give the
most entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with orders. He will also put up Water Closets
sins, Copper and Iron Boilers, etc on the most APP
proved principles and at the lowest prices. Orders
ment is at No. 300. Main street. between 9th and 9th
where orders should be left. H. would refer to the
following gentlemen: Hon. VIM. S. Archer of Ame-
lis; Judge Crump and R. H. Maury, Esq, of Rich.
moni.
ap7-1m* DANIEL O'DONNELL:
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Penny NEWSPAPER-THE NO

A PENNY NEWSPAPER-THE NOR.
AFOLK DAILY COURIER FOR SALE
SALE POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, APRIL
tairi deed executed by W.sWallace Davis, decd,
for the purposes therein mentioned and Admisstrs-
DAY. the 24th day of prii, at II NJ, tbs premi.
ses. In the city of Norfolk all and sinsuIsr ne
PRESS, TYPES, CASES. STANDS .e y, ,a
per Printing Office, establishment located In tne
said city. .-.y.,;.,. 4, 81. .;t,e
The COURIER has largo circulation " tne e W.
nrovsd nv the fac. that it has the publication o. tue
list Of Tetters, under the act of consress and nm
der the Of an industrious ana ens,sene
Creased. and the paper be mae TO yield handsome
profit. -, !. r.pn.hea hv thu under.
;r.5 mill the day Of sale as TO prevent depre
c;sa;on in value, which would otherwise take place
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash ne balance IN
a an 1900 sSded. JOHN 8. LOvETT,
tne 1M.srhS st1s Trustee and Admir-.
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Sebastian Gebbard German died in New York
on wednesday, OF yellow fever. He had just ar.
rived from Havana, in the Empire City.
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e FRAMED TENEMENTS ON LIES.

= FRAMED TENEMENTS ON LES
- TER STREET, ROCKETS FOR SALE AT
AuCTlON-Wili be sold on WEDNESDAY After.
noon, tho 18th April, 1851. upon the prenses COM
meneing at o'epk, five Wooden Tenements on the
northeast side OF Lester street. opposite to A. Sede.
wicxs srocery store, occupied by good tenants at
Also, vacant Lot adjoining
TEKMs-One-third cash, balance at and months
ed till last note is paid. N~
aps- 6oDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucss.
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VIRGINIA LAW BooKs,-J " R.n

Gen. Joseph Low. democrat, has been elected
Mayor of Concord, N. II. 81 - sais -
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN. s :

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN. 81 =
MULES AND WAGONS AT AJyC- :
" TON On SATURDAY.. 9Th inst, at 10 o'crk,
ton five likely young Mules. well broken 10 work
TWO Street Wagons and the HsrBess for the same
IL RMs-Four month"; credit for approved neso-
ap5 r cAUTHORN
HACK AND HORSES
VII also selfa hne Hack and Harness. and psir
OF Horses. one years and the other Years ola:
sound and work well to any gear The license to lst
January next will also be sold
TERMS months credit for approved paper
+ saIpn4r r. .CAUTHOKN, Auct.
excellent work horses - = = 800 %.
ap8 80 Il 4gtfss n Afrry4fuu
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DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL il

cMIIH'S D1SfEfd1AfNOA0 ~
- offered 10 the publia ~ positive sad never fail
inr enrs for Dyspep yasssnes. Nervous Debility.
Ta,uid Liyers AID all dseases arising from defanser
n,st cftbe digestiyeofeans IL b different from the
srsysiity or medicines bene exceedingly agreeable
- che taste II Il free rom every deleterions sub
ssasas. and can be taken By the m0at delicate par
sons. @s6, !,
Known persons accompany each bottle. 8 s
For sale by ALEX. DUvAL, Druggist,
l55 Main st. Richmond, Va gs
And by the propieter. Dr.. WIN. II. SMITH
M Im 10 and 20 South 18th It,. Philsdelphi
HHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.-P
~ ERs, the only 4irtist that takes the FiesA
Hagueyyeosppes which has been pront uneed toll
best the world, has had his large sky-kehf %
ged ~ 70 take Pictures Of Children, q perfects
taksn Of grown persops 81 -
Those who have tried 1t othAr eallergs
lkeneeses Of their children, end failed %
have bat 10 call on PoweaA 81 10, Main ssr
never fails TO satisfy the mopt fkssi6ioug
red dag, Over the Bookstese Of Jas1ee y
& spt - x sazSsas - %s1Se
MIIHICAL boxes phying ? s. ~ i: !,
- aain Arsssaa ~ III 81 - $500 Z
ap6 4 NAMHx -
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a BY GODDIN &APPERSON. -
VALUABLE UNTNPROVED PRO

VALUABLE UNTMPROVED PRO
Y qPERTY AT ROCKETS. FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.--Wil be sold, on WEDNES
past four o'clock Five LOTS of various sizes. 'front.'
ing on Rockets and Bloody Run streets immediate
" opposite Mr.. Warwicks warehouse property
These Lots are graded in front, ready for building.
whilst upon the rear there is large quantity OF
Moulders' SAND of the best quality, in or near the
city. g .ilEl.,
Bloody Run street. adjoining the dwelling recently
occupied by Chastan Farrer. Esq. 49,
After which will be sold number OF ANAL LOTS,
uear the Bethel Church, fronting on Elm and X or
Main street continued. Upon part of these Lots
there is quantity of good Moulders' SAND, which
commands high price at the different foundries in
this city end Manchester -
TERms-One.third cash; balance at and mos,
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title res
tanned ill last note 10 paid. ga
ap4 GODDIN L APPERSON. Aucts.
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CIVIL ENGiNEER'S OFFICE
APRIL 9th, 1854.

APRIL 9th. 1854. )
PROPOSALS will be received by the
l. undersigned until ~ O'Clock NJ on SATURDAY
next, the 9th instant for building a Stoue Culvnrt.
about 1856 feet long and 4x5 feet in the clear, on the
Gas Lot, at Rockets sample of the work requir-
tanned, by application to the undersigned
The Cuvert is estimated at SO per lineal foot in
GLIDING all necessary excavation and filing with the
expires. understanding that it is to be completed on
or before the LIST day of May next
The person to whom the work is awarded, will be
required to enter into contract immediately giving
approved security for the prompt and faithful exc
ton of the wcrk at the time stated No bids will be
considered which exceed the estimate. -
By order of the Gas Committee.
ap7-td w. GILL, City Engineer
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no. KYLAND, CONT.
Sale to be conducted by
NH q GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
TRUST SALE OF a NUMBER OF

INRUST SALE OF a NUMBER OF
i MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON UNION HILL,
NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND by virtue OF
the powers conferred the subscriber by deed of
trust. dated the 28th FEBRUARY, 1852. ana duly re-
corded in Henrico County Court, executed by Valen
tine Heckler and wife will be sold on TIL URSDAY.
the 9th dsy of April 1885, upon the premises a. II
O'Clock A. NJ, If the day be fair and if not the first
fair day thereafter certain Squares, lying and being
In the county of Henrco, on Union Hill. near the q.
ty of Richmond. bounded by 2h 18th, 9th and 28th
streets, and BY @ R. S, T and streetE being part
of the property conveyed by the said deed, and con-
stituiing portion Of the land purchased BY the said
Hecker of the late Thomas Rutherford, Esq. The
equitable interest Of the said Hccler in the said
perty is conveyed to the subscriber by the said deed
Of trust but the legal title 1t il unaerstood will be
conveyed, so as to give to the purchasers Fee sim.
pie title to the land bought by them. G9
The title 10 believed to be unquestionable, but
seins a. trustee, the subscriber will only convey
such title a. is vested in him.. 3 90 - 9
The terms will be One-fourth cast; the balance at
f. and IL months with interest added from the day
of sale Negotiable notes to be given for the credit
instalmepts, and deed oftrust to secure the pay
ment thereof.
The sale win be conducted by Messrs GoDD1s
APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH 23-dtds G. A. MYERS, Trustee.
P, 8. Suitable Refreshments will be furnished.
GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER

LID II.
NEW ORLEANS. April 5.-The steamer Daniel
Webster has arrived from San Juan, bringing ad.
ditioual California news. The trial of Watkins, the
alleged hllihuster, had commenced. Gov. Foote
was OF his counsel.
Tho steamer OF the 16th took over 81 600. 900 in
gold. Ine markets were stagnant and six failures
had occurred, including commission and iobbipy
houses. Money was stringent and real estate had
largely declined. The mining accounts were very
favorable Col. Fremont was overtaken in the
mountains going by the central route to San Fran.
cisco Several of the party had died of cold and
hunger. The Star OF the West sailed for New York
on the 3lst, with 10000 in gold.
THE HULSEMAN LETTER-MR. HOUSTON
NEW YORK, April 6.-The Evening Post of this
city publishes letter from Boston, announcing the
important fact that Daniel Webster was not the an.
thor of the celebrated Hulseman letter. but that Mr.
Everett claims the authorship thereof-that he has
now the original draft which was found by Fletcher
Webster, among his fathers papers, and returned
10 Mr.. Edward Everett at his (Mr Everetts) re
quesf The letter was drawn up by Mr. Everett
at Mr.. Webster's desire, who at the time was ami
feTing from severe illness.
1t is the intention of Mr.. Everett to publish the
original letter with amendments made by Mr. Web
ster, for private use and circulation amongst hi.
friends These developments have created great
sensation among the friends of Mr.. Webster and
Mr. Everett.
The Post also publishes despatch from Boston
stating that a movement is on foot to present the
Hon. MIR. Houston of Texas, with q service of si-
YER for his able deienca Of the New England Cler.
symeh VINO petitiohed againstth Nebraska bill.
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WILL be sold on TUESDAY, the lin
~ inst.. In the house ocsupsed ~ Nj. q suther-
land. opposite to the BankA e 10 O'clock,
leg Double and Single Barrel 0UNA
10 RIFLES. 49, 80
100 PISTOLS, grest yss1esy. s
10, WALKINGC CANES.
FISHING TACKLE.
5TOVHS; BOWIE KNIVES.
Number Of small DRAWERS
GAS FIXTURES
or Watchmakers
Fine COUNTERS. SHOW CASES, &c.
And great number Of other articles.
aps - r CAUTHOkN. Auct
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81 06b67S { z5fffS0N.


ON SATURDAY., APRIL ST.. ON IL
prsmises ee1nneneint = Selh r =. ~snl 8 ~
70 the FOWL ef Msucbesters the House and lot -.
loseing 70 the estste Of mid 6imn,s a Wa - ~.
aded itssted On Hen o. Main stres frontne fhere-
on naIf the feneth e the square, ecndstipe 81 tie
whole OF one lot and part Of another s. 6cscykAd Is
me plan Of the town: There 4 house and other
improvements epon this property. sa9t T-sS-ss
The foregoing sales are msde III psrfitior IL tse
nrnderhened Commissioner, under decres AZ fhs
county Court Of Chestsrfieid
Aetms made Known At the time OF sale
CHRISTOPHER C. MSHAE. CoSnsr
s.'e conducfed BY 6oDD1s ArrEnsoN, Auets
At the same time, eth ApY;I .s.tl .fsr ~. s,..1.
=, -. ~ &c soid for divsion the House ana lot
AZ - r. MssnchestsE belonging 10 the eststs
~ -. 5dsoe, aoc'd, free w0snsu of color "a.
,a ana ros below sbs .so.. described
sore Lot, fronting on ore Of the cross strsets
AZ the same unes April Bib. win 81 sold Tor dfSi.
sion, about an acre snd half on Land Trr,r,orsS
shoIt distance beyond the limits 81 the town Of
nisnchssfer. lnmedasely On tho Manchester TUNE
ing e the heirs of Jeremiah Lison. decd. Is IS
! AMI GODDTN & APPFRsoN au.,. sss.