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i RIVER The splendid and superior ste.ne" SAY
s1A1E Csg Wn srown, leaves New Yort every MON
DAY NEDsFsDAY arc FRIDAY 81 o'eloeh .ad
EhPlHT STATE Cart B,pI.mir sayton leayes sew YORK
every TUESDAY, THURsD AZ and SATURDAY AS o'clock
~, from Pis No 8, H. r. the ssH1y sch t"aehns
stNevpoTt each way.
Hereafter 30 rooms will BE- REGARDED :. secured al sp
plissrt m Ill the came shall have been paid fer.
srted hrv1Sh win groef dfpefeh
WI SosDIa, Assss, No. ~ ~ n WssA
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Tor bids. and ., 80 for b1. ship Jenny Lind 70 Ac.
auuIco. CoaI {ls and back with Guano ego, without
nsimsge: a chip from Mobile u L0rent France
Timber s5, sDd sPs.,, ~ sour. from Jsek s.s,
and Flooring Boards els 20; brig same VOYAGE,
sI3 and sl3; schr fro AttskaPas to New-York,
Sugar and Molas.es and uoder deck, gross guaze,
81; another from Jacksonville to BdsiOl X. L. Floor:
ing BOsrds s12; bark hence 10 RIO and back ana
q brig TO Ciebfuegos and back on private terms.
The Atlantic Bank OF Brooklyn has declared
ssni. annual dividend Of FIVE per cent, payable on
the 18Th inst.
The Stamford Bank, FIVE per cent, payable on
demand.
The Washington to-day took but s37oo 900 in gold
Tie shipments Of the week were: ..
Steamer Asia Liverpool ........Am god %
Steamer Asia LiVerpOoL.......U . qua Dhis.' 49,!
st.,mer A,s Liverpool Mexican oliver. 70 o.
Rf@sus, AISLE ftpoeon+s.'ss. x ~
Rtsmsr WashDeson Bremen .Go6 bars az, ~
Steamer Washngob Br.men... French rold... To- ns
Stesmsr WsskB stOD Bremen..sIver eoo..'.. l1FI 70
Total OGthe week ltos0IJ -
Previously reported In lso4........... A7so'Vli ~
Total for the eZs III 5Sl -
Tho Suh Tre .eury received si6l e7J: paid e2s 1873;
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nREXEL, SATHER & CHURCH, BANK
~ Frs SAN FRANZ IsCO, Cal draw Bills Of ErehAnss
or DBExEL Co, PHILADELPHIA, payable ., tho pha-
cipal cities Of the United states
Collections made San Francisco and IL the interior Of ts
State sni proceeds promptly RENTED Collections be
sent direct 10 ID or through DREXEL Co, Phia-
delpbis, or p. sATBER, no 1874 SassansL N Y
Fxebsnss San francisco for sale In % suit By
DhEXLL Co Philscelphia, and P sArHER, New York
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MAIL NEWS.
THE SAN FRANCISCO.

we have but little to add to the accounts which
will b. found IN other parts Of this paper respecting
the lose of this steamer. The first news of the az
rival of the Lucy Thompson was brought up o
New York, by pilot boat, during Saturday morn.
ius. which had boarded her, and it was not till
several hours afterwards ths, any further comrnn.
,irasion could be had with her, on account of The
hard blow then prevailing. The steamer Titan
was then sent down and succeeded in reaching the
ship The following is list of those brought up
by the Titan:
Lieut. Murray, D. 5 n, Col. Gates, wife ard faInl
". Major Merchant disabled aud family, Captain
j,i3 and wife 1t Col. Burke. Severely woundea)
Or. sa,.erlee (disabled,) DIR. Wirts. 1t. Loeser.
IsiGa and Mise Eaton, It. Fremont and family, 1t
Vsn V1ors; (disabledO Captain Gardiner, George
a,njnwal J. l., Merchant, Jr., Rev. Mr. Cooper,
vile .nd family Mrs Major Wyse and child, Mr..
Soltn and about 100 soldiers.
They suffered greatly on the kiby for want OF
,,royis!ous aud water, and had It not been that a
-tioa Of the cargo consisted of corn, and that they
Txx,re furnished with plenty of fresh water by the
abundant falls OF rain, they must have persisted.
passenger from the kiiby states that after part
inc from the san Francisco the night fthe 10Th,
she crui-ed abou; Two daysin search Of her, ana
then being badly crippled herself was obliged to
resisf The total number of the San Franchises
Messengers on the hilby was l08.
Mr Mellus mate OF the San Francisco, says she
vas not scutled. but kinks she must have sunk 10
- hours after she abandoned
The .oll3wing are additional names of those swept
from the decks by the waves: Mr.. Tenny, Mr. d
{ st9ckwell Miss Bolton, Mr.. Gates. Mrs Chase
and child Mr.. Lacrade and wife Miss Lucy Moore,
and Mr Parnw3rth, an engineer. The following
L list OF the troops lost nearly as can be ascer
tanned: from company 10; company D Z; conpa-
nv G Is; company =: company K 81; company /
l7-to,al so far IS. The list OF company has not
vet been fully made out.
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FRON WASHINGTON

\ correspondent of the Baltimore sun, under
date OF Washington, Jan. I5 says:
The city is full Of news. Ia the Erst place, it ia
certain that Col Jefferson Davis is elected to the
United States Senate, from Mississippi notwihstau-
ding ali the contradictory reports we have had on
the subject | said so, the moment il was ascer-
tasnPd tha; Gen. Fooe was beaten, and my predic-
lions are verified.
Col jeff. Davis place in the Cabinet will in all
probability be offered to Col. Clemens of Alabama.
This will 60 far 20 heal the breach in the Democrat
&c party and TO unite the wings with the centre, in
the support Of the Administration. Col. Clemens
l. man OF character and genius, and will make a
mos capital Secretary Of war,
tits iuther known that Mr.. Guthrie is about to
retire from the Treasury Department. l stated
this before the meeting OF Congress, and although
con,radicted, time has proved the correctness OF
my assertion His place will probably be filed by
M Breckenridge, o! kentucky, gentleman well
qualified for any place in the Cabinet, and fortu-
uately for the tiples-an Gntihllihuster.
Another version Is, that Mr.. Gushing win take
The Treasury, and that Mr.. Breckenridge will be
Attorney General.
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TELEGRAPHIC NE S.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
-Four days later from Europe.

4
| New YoRE, Jan. i6 The steamer Europa with
Liverpool advices 10 the 3lst of December, has ar
| rived
| The Europa passed the Niagara on the Cd inst,
| outward bound.
LIVERPOOL MARRETs.
CorTos arm-mijdling grades nearly 1-sd bet
| ter Sales of the week a, 600 bales.
BRRApsruFFs advancing. Flour ia 1s. per Dbl.
higher; Corn advanced Is. and Wheat i'd. cd.
during the week. The quotations asiolowe:-
| Canal Flour 33s. Sd; Baltimore 3ss. Cd. 4ot.
White Wheat lis I'd. lis Cd. White Corn 47s
CoNsols--9334 a9i.
Aprivate letter dated Liverpool, Dec. 81, asys--
''Breads.ufs are greatly excited, and prices still
advancing"
FROM THE SEAT WAR.
The news from the seat of is interesting, bat
does not differ materially from last accounts.
Efforts were making TO induce the Porte to in
corporate the European Polish Legion {nleaning
the Polish refugees) into his army 1t was suppos
ed that if this could be effected, it would cause the
Poles in the Russian army TO desert.
The ratification OF treaty between Russia and
Persia occurred at ST. Petersburg the 18Th of
DecembersTh Persians were daily expected TO
attack Bagdad Turkey had formally accepted the
Persian declaration of war. The Shah had dis
missed all European officers serving in his army,
except Russians.
Sweden and Denmark were forming an armed
league against Russia.
ConsG7tiuoole, Dec la-Neabel Pasha, the lead.
er of the peace party, has been named as Minister
of the Interior. This is regarded as favorable
indication Of peace.
The Turks have been defeated in Asia. Abdi
Pasha has been removed from the chief command
Of that division OF the army, and Ahmen Pasha ap
pointed in his stead. The Turks have raised the
sieges Of Akiska and Alexandrapol, and evacuated
Russian Armenia
The united fleets are still in the Bosphorus.
Some Wallachian militia had deserted and join
ed the Turks at kalafat
On the 18Th the four powers presented their note
to the Porte, demanding an armistice.
The English Consul at Teheran, had renewed re-
lations with Persia and Turkey.
Movements a, ST. Petersburg indicate more seri-
Gus consequences.
The Porte was acting on terms OF the most friend
II accord with the representatives of the four pow
era
ENGLAND.
The British Parliament will commence on the
3lst OF January
The Preston strikes still continued
FRANCE.
A recent decree OF Louis Napoleon removed all
restrictions on cotton imported from England.
SPAIN
It was rumored in Paris on the 29th Of Decen-
Der, that Mr.. Soule Jr., had fought another duel
with the Duke OF Alba, and was killed. This news,
however, needs confirmation.
SAFETY OF THE BARQUE kILBY. -
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TIE ERIE TROrRL ES-

ERIE, Jan. ia teegraphc dispatch directed
- the mayor of this city from Hon. James Thomp-
son, now in Harrisburg, and who is counsel for
the people OF Erie received at this place day.
ordering suit to be brought against the U. States
Marshal and his aids, in the of each prisoner
who had been arrested, for false imprisonment
The Marshal and aids arrested by the Gherif,
and refusing to give bail were committed in de-
fault to the county Jail The parties, however,
were afterwards released from iail on procuring
bail in the sum OF 1000 in the suit of each plaintiff
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SEVERE STORM AT ALBANY.

kLBASY, Jan l3-NVc had one oftne most severe
With lightning. The Hudson River and the Boston
railway ferry boats were in the middle OF the river
the time, in a precaITOus situation, the ice being
ilIrad Il? around them, but were finally rescued
As the ica started the Boston boat being above the
Hudson River boat, was carried with great force
against the latter causing a terrific COLLISION and
dong considerable damage to both boats.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l3--S lies OF 5000 bales Cot
ton at IA IL cents for mddlnes. Decrease
receipts at all Southern ports of 60, 600 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, January l4.-Cotton steady, witt
sales OF 5000 bales. Flour advanced-Ohio 81
freigbts to Liverpool du al 3-4d. Sterling Ex
change 3 Ii a = "a
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.-The committee on public
lands of both Houses to promote uniformity in the
projected railro al grants have delegated
JOINT subcommittee 10 prepare bin on the sub
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A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF

N LOTS in the city of Richmond returned delin-
quent for the of city taxes there on for
the year 1883 which said lots parts of lots will be
sold in front of the City all the lst day OF the
next term Oft Hastings Court of the city of Rich
mond, between the hours of II in the rning 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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REMOVAL.-IHE TIN AND SHLET
~ IRON ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber
house formerly occupied by Mr. Breckenridge oppo--
site the grocery store on 18th st. of Mr.Wn. Wallace.
He returns thanks TO his friends and the public for
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed, and
being now better prepared to attend to their avors
than formerly, he respectfully solicits continuance
of the same at his new establishment.
de % CHAS. II. LANGLEY
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no FEMALE IEACHEKS-I wis
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OTIS and JAMES B. MEANTIME is the largest
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Gals 1t Is published monthly in numbers of at least
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1t Is the most original medical journal in the couu
Try, s selected department consisting almost entire
Iy of Translation instead of being made up of those
articles with which the medical public is aliliarized
by the pages of RANKING, LANCET, &C.
The following is episolne Of the contents of the
January number
ORIGINAL CONGREGATIONS.
the SPINAL systesn-By Marshal! Hall, +. r. S, of
L5Ddon
Hysterotomy--By DIR. Wm. A. Patteson, Of Rich
iI0nd.
Crea-By Professor Draper, Of New York. s
Dr. CiibsoH's Case Of Amputation u the Shoulder
J2nt.
Dr.. lhayos Clinical Reports of the Richmond In
Urinary.
Psreiysis Of the Mator OcuH-By Prof. Johnston, of
AURA HerGia. by DR.. F:'H. Deane Of Richmond.
Review Of hriquets greA work on Cinchona, BY DIR.
Transitions, Editorial Notices, &c
IsEls, per NUMBER 50c;6 months, 81 so; one year,
J. w. RANDOLPH will receive subscriptions to
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN / co
BY A. MOTT 4 co.

CITY HOTEL FURNITURE, IRON
~ SAFE, BILLIARD TABLES, WINES, Ii
QUORS. CIGARS, &c. &c, AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY MORNING. the 18th inst, CON-
nnencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell at public auction
the entire FURNITURE of the CITY HOTEL.
which is of good quality and has been recently re.
paired. among which may be found
100 Spring Beds, lst quality,
Mahogany and Iron Bedsteads ingle and double
Set of No. Mahogany Dining Tables, ESQ feet.)
large Salauander Safe
handsame Billiard Tables and Fixtures complete.
Mirrors; Kitchen Furniture
Also: handsome Window Curtains, Carpets, led.
ding, Table and Chamber Linen.
!. Also, large stock of Wines LIQUORS and Cigars.
being imported by the proprietor, together with all
the necessary furniture, &C.. for Hotel purposes
TERMs,-All sums under $50, cash; over that sum-
80 days for approved negotiable paper
A. MOTT & CO., Aucts
ia12 T. NJ B. ROY. Propreto-
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IN the buildings corner of Franklin aud Wall ,ts..
takes this method cf calling the attention Of hi.
friends and the public generally to his new stock of
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, COLLARS.
&c He is prepared TO execute all orders In his line
with neatness and dispatch. 80 eFIFgv
Having obtained the services of Mr. fLEMUEL
RIPLEY ne s prepared to get up, in superior style
and furnish as fine Light Buggy aud Carriage Harness
can be obtained in our city.
ia film HENRY BAKER
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FUTURE DAYS.


hunIEE'S SALE OF SLAVES AND
HEAL EsT4TE. As Trustee, in . deed exc.
r suss ueorsc Mills on the st day Of December,
Court Of the city Of Richmond shall sell for cash
on TUESDAY, the 24th inst. ct Il o,cIoct At ne
suction room ofN. B. Z C. B. HILL, the foIlowins
siaves VIZ woman, Eiiza-s good cook and wash
ethmand her two infant children also, Wallace.
ABOUT u years old, and Sam, about Is years Old
A one O'Clock, ON the same day. shslI slso .at,s
- At public aucfioD the premises. Lot
on south side of Basin. lyins on 10th street
~ feet on the Eastern side OF 10th street snd
s, FAC. Al feet TO alley 81 feet wide, with
'rg WOODEN tenemen ts thereon. -
80 OF sALE-One-third cash, and balauce at
notes. setest eooec, iof endorsed
s,e 70 me above property Is believed to be
Is vested In the Trustee. e "iii VIC eonseSeo -
sais made subject to trust deed
S Nhn N. Sheppard, Trustee q secure $1,000 to
ia l4-dtds
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TIE MURDER OF DR LUTENRR.-The New York
Herald, ofSunday, says:
'The assassination case of DR.. Lutener, assume
another aspect yesterday before the Coroner The
witnesses examined in behalf of Mr. and Mrs
HAYS, went far to show an at6i. AS the mystery
increases, so does the public excitement The eYi-
dence thus far elected is very remarkable
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The trial of the policemen in the Bedini affair is
progressing and the testimony so TAR is decidedly
against them.
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NE whole press OF Philadelphia are out
= IN favor of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
as they are prepared by DIR. g. NJ. JACKSON.
we are glad to record the Of this valuable
remedy for Dyspepsia we believe it supplies de-
sdeIatum IN the medical world long needed. The
drawn their nostrums from the market and the puh.
he are spared from the danger of swallowing poison.
Gus mixtures IN lieu of the real Bitters- HERALD.
il I3-dEcSw D'
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DEAD THIS.-All persons who have not
~ as yet supplied themselves with good warm
WINTER CLOTHING. can now do 80 az cost. by APP
ling at r. DEC0U ( CO.'S Franklin Clothing
Store. No 90 Main st.. Richmond, Va, where may be
found the most ample, complete and weli-made as-
present All of which will most positively DO
sold at cost, for cash only. e
80 R.dDECOUk co.
!, iall-6m sc No 90 Main st.
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BY J. R. d. PAYNE, Auct.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF LAW
"A ROOKS-Will be solf, ON WEDNESDAY,
18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, in the large room No. 100
large LAW LIBRARY, belonging to the estate of
VIM. nj. Fulton, decd, catalogue of which may be
seen at the Office of the Auetioneer.
Also, the OFFICE FURNITURE, consisting of
Book Cases Desks, Tables, Writing Chairs, Lamps,
Maps &c. =
jail III. c. CABELL Admir-
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SAFETY OF THE BARQUE KILBY. -
NEW YoRK, Jan. 16.-The barque kilby was spo-
ken this morning. She was in tow of a steamer
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'l,hk "WhIIE GkEASE'' Is new

iHk WHITE GkEASE', ia q new.
i convenient and economical substitute for tar and
other ubrcators for the axles of cara
emnib buses carriages, drays wagons, nc 1t is not
tency winter and summer. 1t does NOT gum on the
axies, and is cheaper and more durable than any
other grease in use.
Fo. sale in tin canisters of three and sx pounSa
and IN kegs of %, so and 100 lbs each, byR
ADIE GRAY. brusgistz
nov l9-d&cts Agents for the Manufacturers
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BY TAYLOR + WILLIAMS.
nEsIRABLE REsTDENCE on MAR

= - SHALL STREETAT AUCTION.--Oa TUES
"a Z; l.tn January, ct o'clock. r. " upon the
gas mses WI es sold at auction. the present resi-
n no sds OF Marshall street near Brooke Avenue
The dwelling s of brick and nearly new Is in per
tanning about pleasant rooms with wing and porsi.
cues in rear, brick Kitchen, stable suaokeSsuse kc
together with hydTant and web of good water.
to an alley. 80
No reasonable expense has been spared BY the
agreeable residence, and persons In want Of sucS
property would do well to attend the sale i
Terms will be made to meet the views Of purehs.
sers By request of the owner.
la6 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucta
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BEAUTIFUL FARM OR MARKET

- GARDEN, ON THE PLANK ROAD, AT
AUCT1ON-On MONDAY, a3rd January at 81
O. clock, NJ. upon the premises will be sold beau
ttui FARM or MARKET GARDEN. of nine acres
and running back to Harve street. This farm Is i'm
proved by a small building situated in beautiful
grove, with an extensive vineyard stocked with the
choicest varieties OF the grape, and foursbing
young orchard of selected fruit trees while on two
sides the land is enclosed with beautiful cedar
hedge.
The singular beauty of this place, combined with
the improvements thereon, and its convenience to
the city, make it of the desirable farms of
its size the city
TERMs.-One fourth cash, balance at and years.
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust.
ByIequest, TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
Ja IL Aucts
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BARRETT, WALLER & CO, RICH
DMoNDs VA, GROCERY, COMMISSION AND

1IMOND, VA, GROCERY, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS, wilIo give strict
and prompt attention to the sale of PRODUCE of
every kind: will purchase Merchandise, Liue, Qua
no, Plaster, Cement, Farming implements, Ma
chinery, any and everything that the farmer me-
chanc nay have occasion to order; will also receive
and forward goods with the utmost dispatch
Their house beipg situated at the terminus Of the
Danviile Railroad, and mrne diately the Basin Of
the Canal enables them transact business without
DELAY, and at the lowest rates fG3 ss @ia lI-2m
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AUC1Io1r aA1.M :
BY h. rsI7~aORN

NRUSTEES b a A. n or ROOTS.
= SHOES. kc.--On TUESDAY, 17fh int. e 10
O'Clock. a. my suction store, viii en- Tor casb, -
&c Among the lot are some GENTS fns d1sss Boosa.
ladies' alters he. 80
By order Of the Trustee. sos
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.

oObDii< u "a EhSON
I OF ON FRENCH GARDEN HILL
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. 18th January. 1851
upon the premises, CONNIE ncng at 4 O'Clock Lot No
20 10 plan of French Garden" fronting 80 feet
the Eaat line of 9Th street. running back $50 feet
Terms cash.
1t is probable that another Lot beautifully looa-
ted on 9Th street. near the above will be sold at the
JAZZ GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MAIN AND EIGHTH STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold, on wEDNES.
commencing at O'Clock, that very valuable LOT,
with framed tenement thereonl at the corner Of
Main and 9th Streets now in the occupancy of Mr.
MountJoy, as marble yard: The properly fronts
2s feet, and runs back about 1G8 feet to an alley
The property viii be sold subject to the right of
Of psvss at an annual
TEaMs.-One-thirdc cash; balance at and mos
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed. Fss -
ia u GODDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
VALUABLE WOOD LAND AT PUB
" Lie AUCTION.-Will be sold, at public auc-
ton. on THURSDAY the 18th day Of JANUARY, at IL
O'Clock. upon the premises, 40 acres of WOOD
LAND, situated on the Deeprun Turnpike, two
mikes from the city of Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Joseph Sinton and Mrs. Price
The said land is IN the original growth of pine and
The above land offers great inducements to timber
dealers, and brick Makers being within few min.
; VI
Immediately after the sale of the land will be sold
one hundred and fifty cords OF pine and oak wood,
cut last fall.
TERMs-For the Land-One-fo fourth cash balance
in 6, IL and 10 months for approved endorsed nego.
table paper interest added and title retained until
the last note is paid. Htfa IA 6s'si.' ~
For the Wood-i months credit for satisfactory
negotiable paper, interest added. [ Ft,s}9
jas GODDlN APPERSON. Aucts. ii
VALUABLE FARM, NEAR BROOK
Y TURNPIKE, 81 MILES FROM RICHMOND
ALSO CROPS OF CORN, SHUCKS. FODDER,
STRAW, THREE MULES, HORSE. TWO COWS,
BUGGY. &c, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on TUESDAY, the nth January, 1854, upon the
premises, commencing at Ii o'clock, the FARM re-
Gently occupied by MIR. Jos. S. James, Jr., situated
about 81 miles FROM the city of Richmond, and few
hundred yards of the Brook Turnpike-upon which
plank road is to be constructed very shortlyadjon
ing the residence of Maj Jas. Hill 1t contains 1881
acres of which about onehaf is cleared balance In
wood and timber. The improvements are all new,
consisting OF handsome cottage residence contain
ing rooms besides Kitchen servants' house, barn,
STABLE &c. 1920 :, ss
After the sale of the Land, viii be sold the crops
of Corn tl20 barTels1 Shucks, Fodder Straw, &c.-
Also Every fue young Mules, one excellent buggy
Horse, four Cows, one Buggy, and all the Farming
mplements on the place.
Terms for the Land-Onesixth cash, one-sixth at
months to the balance upon very lib ,rai terms
of credit to be made known at the hour of salt
For the personal estate all sums under 80 cash, over
that amount sixty days credit for approved endorsed
egotiable paper
GOD0IN & APPERS0N.
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SPAIN.

It was rumored in Paris on the both Of Decena.
Der, that MI Soule, Jr., had fought another duel
with the Duke Of Alba, and was killed This news,
however, needs confirmation.