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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03

MnirINo OF ToBAnca MANtfAol0k EIls =
RICHMOND We learn from the Dispai. h, thu e
number of The tobaeconists Il Richmond bid a
meeting at the Shoekoe Warehouse On Thurs
day morning. the object being TO take into con
sideration the propriety of establishing uniform
price, to be paid for the hire of negroes the ensn-
ing year. After the appointment Of Chairman
aud Secretary, the proposition was discussed al
length, when il was deemed inexpedient TO take
any action ON the subject and the proposition
therefore rejected.
"Anuther subject Of equal importance to manu-
facturers, was next ntrodnced-that OF increas-
ing the tasks of their hirelings-a this was also
discussed with warmth by gentlemen ON both
sides. Without coming to any definite determine
ton the proposition was laid on the table for the
time, and the meeting then adjourned to assemble
again on the 18th OF January next
To which the Dispatch adds :"If the tasks
are raised, as is proposed, the effect will be to do
away. in n measure, with the system of over
work, which has doubtless proved great curse
TO some of the most valuable slaves employed in
tobacco factories. Money in their hands leads
them 10 drinking and gambling. and these, in
their turn. to other vices and crimes. Being fed
and clothed we'll and having to incur no neces-
sary expenses, it is mere waste of means To sup
ply them with money, to any extent; and therefore
il is that some Of the manufacturers think the pre-
sent evil crying one, tina, il should be suppress
ed II the manufacturers join together to put 1t
down, they can easily do so ; but without concert,
they can hope TO accomplish nothing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03
AIavelnantn II Ireland

John Mitchell aud Thomas i4ancis Moagher
the Irish Esiles state the objects that will guide
them in conducting "The Citizen in the follow
ing language:
The movement of all the western and south
ern nations of Europe is toward Republicansm.
After few years of dismal peace" and ''or-
der''--after lying corpse, motonless' breath
less from her last giant struggle, with the fet-
tiers of her tyrnnts weighing down her limbs,
and their bayoncts at her breast,-Europe Is a
gain ripenng fast for another bursting forth OF
the precious and deathess spirit OF freedom
The dumb masses of English life--the men vote
less. landlcss. rghtless, who labor forever IN
mines and factories, who have no part ia the
z ,yernment of their own land, no interest IN the
oppression of Ireland, in the plumber of Asia or
In the European balance of power--those mass
es, W apprehend. were not finally crushed into
the earth on the 10th of April, le45, as some
persons believe-they are finding voice and spir-
II again Germany and Italy are not dead
Hungary is not even asleep. War already roges
in Europe; other wars are threatenng-that is
To saw. nromisine--and all over Europe and A
merica there are eyes watching and hearts burn
ing for the occcsion TO turn all diplomacy and
war Ia good account for the cause of Republican
Freedom. Mankind Is once more becoming
charged with the electricity of Revolution, and
one Of the poles Of that battery we believe to be
situated somewhere in or about New York
The conductors of The Citizen desire to ava
ken ngain the national spirit and ambition Of Ire
land, To evoke and stimulate among lrsbmen a
noble zeal to aid and partake in the great march
IF European democracy. Tie soyereigns and
missionaries of Europe being banded together
against the Peoples, we intend to promote, so far
a. in use lies. fraternal alliance of tho Peoples
against the sovereigns and aristocraoies"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
LATEST MAIL NEWS.

LETTER FROM Gao. sANpERs.--A letter b pub.
lished from Mr.. Sanders, upon the subject OF his
rejection as Consul by the Senate. His letter un
dcrtakes an exposition OF the maneuvres of some
OF the politicians prior to the last nomination for
President and intends to follow Il with other letters
lie defends his writing letters to one of the New
York papers since he has been consul the ground
that 'he has not acted upon the centrazing policy
Of sending everything to Washington. and nothing
to the people" and adds. "Secret diplomacy is
iast dying out here and hope win not receive vi
islity In America He concludes:
THE London consulate all things considered,
the most desirable ia the gift of the President
pecially for an active, patriotic American h worth
no, less than fifteen thousand dollars year.
hope the eieveress fellow In America will get II.
cur fellow citizen, GEO. N SANDERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN { co.

BY DAVENPORT ALLEN co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
J. STOCK OF GROCERIES.-On THURSDAY,
March SOth at 10 o'clock we shall sell at auction at
the store of Mr.. John H. Royal the entire stock of
GROCERIES, STORE FIXTURES, &c, conveyed
by him to Trustees.
At the same time the Store will be rented till Sep
TENDER lst.
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over $780, four months
credit for satisfactory paper.
By order of the Trustees. qRs.ss
NH 90 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO., Aucts.
The store occupied by Mr. Royal will be rented at
10 o'clock, and before the sale of GROCERIES COM
menees.
NH % D., A CO., Aue's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
BY GODDIN h APPERsON.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAI, r.,


- TATE ON FRENCH GARDEN HILL AMI
ON POPLAR STREET, BETWEEN I4rH AND
18TH STREETS.-Wili be Sold on TUESDAY ina
18th day OF March, 1854, upon the premi.es, com.
mencing at o'clock, that beautiful and weil.built
DWELLING on French Garden Hill, at the corner
OF and 10th streets, fonting on street So feet
running back $50 feet to an alley Is feet wide
After which will be sold IS feet of ground-beauti
fully locatedon the South side Of Poplar street be.
tween 18th and 18th streets running back 106 feet
TERMs-One-fourth cash !; balance at g. s, and 0
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained. 81 zas - Z
Immediately after the sale of the above advertised
property, will be sold handsomely stuated Lot
adjoining the last described properly; about 60 COO
OH Bricks OF good quality in lots to suit purchasers
large quantity of Scsntiing, of various sizes and
from II to 90 feet lengths Also the Frame OF two
small Buildings, recently de.ecssd, with Doom and
inch Boards. of good quality, 16 to 20 feet Ieustbs
in parcels of 5000 feet This Timber ID sufficiently
seasoued for immediate use.
After which, will be sold large quantity Of Fenc-
ing Material. consisting of square Chestnut and White
Oak Posts, from6 to inches square; together with
about SO pannels Fence, to be removed when re-
CURED by the purchaser purchasers of the ground
on which it now stands fas IA
TERMs-Onethird cash; balance at 8 and mos. ss
NH 16 GODDIN ApPERSON, Aucts. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
SUMNER WINES.

II CRAM. IMPORTER OF Wines, &c,
IL No. 2 Exchange. having received his Spring
Importation of SUMMER WINES, Offers now for q
sale at New York wholesale prices, the following
q. CLARETS.
I25 cases st. Julien Medoc
20 do. St. Estepte do.
% de. Pontet-Canet
$50 do. Chat Pontet Camel, Chat. LATHE, Chat
Marsaux, Chat. La Rose, &C., some OF very superior
HAUT. SANTERNE
% csses, vintage 1850
Is do. do. 1913 aE
Is do, do. 1876 from the estate Of Mad. La
Coutesse de Lur Saluces.
HOOK WINES-lI0 cases Niersteiner, Hockhef-
mer, Marcobrunner. Rudesheimer Berg, Hoekhei-
mer Domdechaney. &c. 81 A..a nssh r
SPARKLING WINES.--150 ba'kets Champagne
compri,ing also, Heidsick and Mumm's Wines fas
rs boxes Sparkling Hook and Sparkling Mozelfe-
few cases st. Peray, &c-
In addition to the above, he offers csssss y arg
worth 3 Zimmerman's Catawba Wine, at - per 90
zen bottles u mn q Nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

THOSE MusKETs-Some time since George
Law Of New York, purchased the clipper bark
Grape Shot for twenty four thousand dollars. and
on Saturday last she sailed for Consiantinopie
frcghted with those 200 600 guns which Law Is said
to have sold for about a million dollars. Ii all re-
ports ars6eorrect, the muskets will do tremendous
execution among the ranks of those who use them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
BY TOLER l. COOK

ny virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to
T.. me, as I1nsese. by VIM. c. Wasthall, bearing
corded in the Hastings Court Office, of the city Of
Richmond, for the benefit of Toler & Cook shalI
sell at public auction, on TUESDAY 28th dav Of
this month at the hour ofI2 o'clock, at the coopers
shop OF said Walthai on the South sde Of the Basin
Slaves, Headings and Hoop poles Z = =
Also, all the Coopers Tools, in said shop.
GEORGE w. RANDOLPH. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by ToLER Il Cook, Aucts.
" Ill be added to the above saie fine WORK.
HORSES, CARRIAGE fneariy newt IAnd double
set Of HARNESS. and WAGON with two bodies)
NH % B. w. sTARKE. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
THE AMERICAN CLIpPER SHIP LrGnrr

THE AMERICAN CLIPPER SHIP LIGHrNING-The
Liverpool Courier of the 9Th of March says:
The American clipper ship Lightning, command
ed by Capt j. N Forbes, formerly of the Marco Polo
arrived in the river Mersey, Saturday evening,
from Boston. She left Boston the 18th ultimo
run made across the Atlantic by sailing ship
Her from Boston Light to Eagle Island (coast OF
reland) occupied only days, and to the Calf of
Man only eleven days-a rate of sailing altogether
unprecedented. The run of the Lightning from
Boston Light TO Eagle Island is not often excelled
by the ocean steamers. She had cargo of two
thousand tons of breadstuffs, and was drawing up
wards of twenty-one feet water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
BY PULLIAM & DAVIS.
,PLENDID FURNITURE FOR SALE

SPLENDID FURNITURE FOR SALE
~ AT AUCTION-The subscriber is declining
housekeeping, and will sell at public suction. on
TUESDAY, the 18th inst at 10 clock, the wbole
Of his Household and Kitchen Furpiture consistins
OF Dining Room and Parlor Furniture, complet,:
handsome Recess and Mantle Glasses; Room and Stair
Carpets; beautiful Chamber Furniture, sc. Also.
one splendid rosewood Piano. - 1'fs z Fess
been well kept. .f.s - - = - - - -
TERMs-Afi sums under $780, cash: over 500. four
months credit, for approved endorsed negotiable
notes. ss4 s5sagz ST BENJAMIN DAVIS. a.
Ladies who may wish to view the Furniture. ara
the sale. 4 s79 g $500 -
nab I5-eotds PULLIAM & DAVIS aAnefa :.
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OFFICE OF THE FIRE AND MA

OFFICE OF THE FIRE AND MA
~ RINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, I4TH ST
ONE DooR FROM THE Posi- OFFIcE.-AUTHoRIzED
CAPITAL, $500 000.-This Company will take FIRE
aud MARINE RISKS on as favorable terms as an
other Company of equal responsibility.
o. +. BRESEE, Actuary.
REFERENCES.
samuel Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia. Richmond
a. smith, do. Farmers Bank of Va, do.
Joseph X. Anderson Esq do.
I. A. Tidball, President of the Bank of the Valley,
Winchester.
Henry 3D. Brent, Cashier ofthe Bank of the Valley,
Winchester
j. H. Shensrd. Cashier of the Farmers Bank, Win
chester.
Hon James NJ. Mason U. S. S., Winchester.
B w. KNOWLES will receive applications al
heretofore, NH 20 dim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CONGRESS-

WAsHrHoroN, March M.-The SENATE to day
was occupied with the Deficiency BILL
In the Housx, the Pacific Railroad and Telegraph
bill was taken up and made the special order Tor
the third Tuesday In May. The bin anhorising the
constructions Of six steam frgates for tho Navy waa
made the especial order for tomorrow, and each
succeeding day, until acted on. The Civil and Di.
plomatc Appropriation bin was then discussed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

The Annual Conference of the Methodist Episco
pal Church South, commenced it's session at Stock
ton, California, on the 22d of February, Bisbop
Souie, presiding. The Rev. DR.. j. Boring and the
Rev. A. M. Wyman were elected delegates to the
general conference, to be held at Louisville in Nav
next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

spirited race came off near Fredericksburg on
Saturday last, $500 a side, between MIR. F. C.
Beverlys gray mare and Mr.. J. P. Baley's sorrel
horse Bayard." Distance 1000 yards. The sor
snm of money changed hands additional to the 81 .
900 purse.--FTirginia Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
TERRIBLE coNFLAGRATfoN

BrRarseHAa, PA, March, PA fire broke on, In
this place yesterday and destroyed over hundred
buildings, by which calamity two hundred families
are rendered honseless. The loss is estimated at
two hundred thousand dollars, of which one third
only is insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

Nsw ORLEANS March 24.-The steamer Empire
Cily has arrived here from New York via Havana.
which latter place she left on the Goth inst The
steamer Black Warrior has been released by the
Cuban authorities by her owners paying $1,000
She was to sail for Mobile on the 22d inst
The S. steamers Albany, Corwin and Fulton
were at Havana.
The apprentice system in Cuba has commenced.
Business was dull for want of shipping and
treighis higher.
A decree committing the punishment of political
offenders has been issued
The Pampero has arrived at New Orleans with
specie and passengers.
At Havana sugar dull, and prices weaker
White was Ii 9 "a brown 5 l-2 al IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

ORANGE Asp ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD.-The frs
passenger train through to Gordonsville passed
overthis road yesterday. We learn ii had good,
number of passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

From The ST. Mary's {Ma.) Beacon, we learn that
a married lady, named Jarboe was killed by light.
ming on Thursday evening, 10th inst, in St Tngoes
district. She had gone up stairs to close the win.
dOws and the lightning struck the roof of the house
and instantly killed the lady
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

On Saturday night last, Mr.. John Carsen, fore
man in the sugar refinery of Dougheriy & Woods
Baltimore, fell into sugar vat and was so badly
scslded that he died the next mernng
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
Us EVENING.

MIGHT SALES.-THIS EVENING,
IN commencing at II O'Clock, and every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings, throughout the
season. at which time we win offer for sale large
Silver Watches, Guns, L., &c.
Country merchants and the tssde invited 70 at.
tend sales they win find large variety, and Of
f. I8 A. MOTT CO.. Aueta4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

The L. s. EAST INDIA SauADRoN-The NAVY
department have advises from Commodore Perry
dated Hong Kong, Jan. I'd, 1854 All well The
L. storeship Lexington, Lieut. GLEASON, COM
mandng, had arrived out, after passage of more
than six months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

Jenny Lind, it is stated, has abandoned a series
of engagements in Europe, for which she was to
have realized e25 600, in consequence the illness
of her first born, over whom she prefers watching
10 getting wealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
NTOTHERSl BREAST CLOTHS.

M These Cloths ere now seaIG .s o e SIC
hreasfs Of nursing mother arisne from cold any
other cause; and to afford the only complete protec
ton ssainsf that distressing stsilction aGATHEREn
he gorn without the least discomfort TO the mother
ana If procured and worn during the period of uars
ness or inflammation from any cause exhibits ITSELF
thew are guaranteed give reiief and every In
sfance prevent the Rising Breast There sIe thou
sapds who suffer deaths during the period Of nursinx
Directions for using these CLOTH accompany them
CT remittance Of u. accompanied BY II cents
worth of postage stamps, will secure the prompt
part Of the United States sesss sssef y IS n 4
They are for sale exclusively by -
ADIE GRAY
: WholesaI~ and Retail Agents.
~mh lT--dk efe l47 Al nin ~ Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
BY PULLIAM 4 DAVIS.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

MOST BEAUTIFUL B UILDING
SHALL AND CLAY sTREETs. AT An tH ON.
the premises, viii be sold, Three most beautiful
Building LOTS, situated ON tn. East side of Eiehtb
pasfs ss ms.a and G,
These lots front OBJ feet each and run back 1ao f.
to 10 foot alley, with alley 20 feet wide on their
From their beautiful situation and convenient tn the
principal places of business these lots are very desi-
raole site: for private residences, and if improved,
would De IN much demand at good rents
TERMs.-0ne-third cash; balance at and months
With interest credit payments to be secured by trust
@hss 'S 'e T1YtoRp :y% W1Ih Il aaa Auo
I EASE OF A VALUABLE LOT OF
II GROUND AP ROCKETS, AND THE scua
GEORGE WASHINGTON" AT AUCTION On ~
On SATURDAY. LIST April, at O'Clock p. M. UPON
term of three years from LIST April 1855 of that va
luable Lot OF Ground on the north side of Rock
street, near Gies Creek together. with the encle-
sure recently erected around the same and an Office
recently in the occupancy of John Il. Leber The
Lot is leased at moderate rent and is well locate
tor wood and lumber yard being convenient to the
Also, the schr. GEORGE WASHINGTON. now
lying at the mouth of Gray's Creek opposite James
4 viii be towed up By sn the ass y
ss e
Terms cash, or its equival emit
NH " TAYLOR K WILLIAMS, Aucts.
HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE TOWN
- OF FULTON, AT AUCTION.-On Monday.
Sd April, at O'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises viii
be sold. two Tenements and Lots in the Town of
Fulton on the South side of State street, the houses
have been reentiy built and are producing an unu-
sual centsge upon their value The lots front so
feet each, and run back Ito feet to an alley rs
Also 20 Building Lots the above, we'll situated
for Improvement, and on some of the principal
streets.
Property in Fulton is steadily improving and pro
baby affords as safe investments as any other now
in the market, whilst to the man Of limited means it
offers pleasant building sites at less cost than any
other section 30 near the city.
TERMS: Is cash, balance at and 8 months, bear
ing interest," with title retained till payment in full
NH q TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
I ARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL
~ BUILDING LOTS, IN THE TOWN OF STO-
NEY, AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY. goth
March, at o'clock p M, win be sold from 40 to so
Building Lots situated in the Town of Sidney, be-
tween the Plank road and Harvie street, near the
residence Of Mr. A ]. Ford and others, anumber of
which front the Plank road and the remainder ON
good streets These Lots all we'll adapted for
lding purposes, and being situated in rapidly inn
proving direction, and held at mode prices cam
not fail to prove profitable to purchasers desirable
nomesteads to those who improve them. Plats may
be seen at the office of the Auctioneers
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at and months
with interest, title to be retained till payment in
full. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
ma 81 Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

THE PArAL NuNcIo,-Letters have been receiv-
cd in New York announcing the safe arrival OF
Monseiguor Bediui in Paris, route for Rome
lie only staid in England three days, but while
there was the recipient of the respects of many
Catholic clergy who called upon him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 27--Sales of 1000 bbls. Flour
at - 50. Corn II 70 cts. White Wheat N so
a 81 IS. y
NEW York, March a7--Flour has advanced -
is cents per Dbl Sales of Southern at 81 81 "a la
Corn 80 IS cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

ACCIDENT Bishop Browneii, of Connecticut, on
sunday last, fell from stairway and broke his lee
Ia three places near the ankle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
WILLIAM BOOTH, UrHoLsrrRER AN

WILLIAM BOOTH, AND
w PAPER HANGER, No. 40 Main street, corner
of l2th respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lic that his Spring assortment of Goods in the above
line now complete. consisting in part of Gill; Vel
match, of both French and American manufacture;
also, Fire Screens, Curtain Papers, Window Shades
&c. with a large assortment of Oil Cloths Canton
aud Cocoa Mating all widths, Spring. hair and shuck
M.ttrasses, Bedsteads, Sofas. Chairs, Lounges, &C.
which he invites you to call and examine before pur
chasing he is confident that he give satisfac.
ton both in quality and price ALI orders thankful
received and executed in the best and at the
shortest notice. both in town and country.
ma 28-eoSw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
ARRIVAL OF THE Empire CITY

Sir Charles Grey, ex Governor of Jamaica, cam
passenger in the Isabel to Charleston
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

AIN A PLEASANT AND @ COMMENTARY
PICTORIAL In ANEW
SHAPE.-Braes's CHERRY PEGrObAL wa.
FERS are pleasant and enectual remedy for cosds.
coughs and all diseases OF tho throat pcd funse,
They contain the pure medicinal virtues Of the Wild
Cherry, 20 generally known - remedy Tor pnImo-
fore, every mother sheuld have bex. Afeer u.lne
Zone box Of these waters ron will never touch bet
ter meaicine. These are iust the thing yoa wsrt.
~ fe6-dGm If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28

AA1LHN 4 WlEE31W0 81 - -
And LOT ON RR0nr
49,, AvEMUE AND DUrf f,aHn ~. y VI VI
M ~ AMD gAKEA 9TnEETsy a. xs,1.r,tgsWr
upoa the nresaiass s.n TN nsssh e o;cicck, T. III
ksddsnes tie Month iiss = nss ssst Cottass
1esx Gspt 0oddins Tsvern, formerv $3.50 asye1sss
ssed n, sosnt.in1s anpis room for mesis1
feet and runs Ssel ia sspf 1hs Lsss osa 8
MI Alter which, will be sold, Bui,dfn. r<,.....
ioi;, nde OF Moore street, near the Taysyr ~ tns
spring ii esIIIpsr,y q =. 4 Msrsh, ED, Win
Baker sf,sa.sI butidinG Lots the Soufk SSe -
Esd opposite the residence Of jacob SHOOT.
t;o, - rsnliidsins Lets are Of coed Nm. "a
y srranssd ans ssE7scsss and the House d psassn
TE.Ms-Ons-t5i.ds es.s ne property las sansd
NH TxTLossis les W III g,y Hsps = fan
BUILDING LOTS ON Nnnpr A~n.
IL LEIGH STREETS An Xsirsr.ns, AL -
TUESDAY, 18th March: after the shns. -. On
Ground on the North sde Of Leah cd SO feet o.
Brook Avenue. and near the brick vsrS ~ ~ est OF
Williams, Son 4 Raeland. ~ Messis
Also 10 Lots, fronting ON Leigh and Moore .tr..,.
North of Spring. having elevated s;t,.s
ton, and laid of into suitable sizes 'ssaAr
Terms a. above.
NH u TAYLOR / WILLIAMS, Aue...
SMALL FARM AND COTTAGE IN
~ HANOVER COUNTY. NEAR SLASH cor
lag iAGE, AT AUCTION, THIS DAY.-Immediately
sier the sale This Afternoon. of the House on Brook
y = mues from Slash Cottage, containing 81 acres
ana improved by 2 small hou.e, newly buiit. with
s &C. al recently enclosed and we'll sup
TEsMs-Four months credit, for satisfsctorv mote.
with interest added. and title retained - -
mn 20 TAYLOR b WILLIAMS, Aucts p
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RUILDING LOTS To so.D, r1 !,
SMALL FARM AND COTTAGE IN
BY ALEX. MOTT 1 CO.

,HlS MORNING, at 10 o'clock. we
will sell at public auction, the. remnant of
sock SAFE, together with fresh invoice of Dry ana
rsney foods, Gloves. Hosiery, &C. sa'7g -
mn % A. MOTT L Co. Aucts