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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-21
JOHN RICRa RDSON,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,
No. - CEDAR SrRERr.

No - CEDAR SrRERr.
NT0ULD respectfully inform all who have any use
w for the services Of Barber that he has this time
in his employ number of the hest and experienced
operators hat handled PAIR Of shears IN
Nashville ls >hopI> lifted up neatly. and gentlemen
slways confidently rely upon prompt attention and comior
table shaving lie hopes 10 continue to receive a LIBERAL
share of encouragement tn'm intelligent public that
knows how Ia discriminate between gilt and gold Ger
dusted.' aug Y
NEW ARRANt3Et3NI'- Iue ulut. ,l.l.l,l a.,
y iac purchased ct J. N. SMITH hi, entire stock in
trade intend carrying II mall It's various branches and
solicit from friends and the customers Of the house
liberal shareot their custom
decj~5m MeClUEE I MOORE.
ToVKS-N have uu hand and " ii receive la,e
- additions in Few days, splendid assortment of
stoves Of everv description and wall sell them on as good
terms as ANY house IA the city.
decG MctLUEE& MOORE,
No 10 Bruadw ay, formerly occupied by }. NJ Sm,th
TkIIOn'S NOTICE .-NAS COHMiT- g.
81 ted 10 Jail IN Hardin CouHty in November last ~
thathe beorcs James Jones' negro trader, who bu0
linn in Nir.laia John Handy, ard that got away
from Jones in Alabama. Thomas Is about feet or 10
INCHES oh SO or oli weighs l65 pounds, dark
coor The owner owners noried to come forward
Tove nroery pay charges and take said negro away,
JAMES q. HAMILTON,
ian5.-wSt-printer- fee g, Jaor Hardin County.
rIDIIs is TO CERTIFY THAT DIR. f.
THOMAS, A. Union street, cured me of a most obsn-
ale and dangerous without the the knife
II has remained sound for he last months Some of
the profession here thought unsafe to operate it, and
many others tried to cure it failed be found
the Verandah Hotel [jau3-.lmI W. d. SNYDER;
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MAN KNOW THYSELF.n

An Haca,aaJle Book for % cents. "Bpeyy Family
should hare Copy"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-21

DRICK DWELLING HOUSE FOX RENT
ID The Brick House. No Cherry street, lafey occupied
bv Gen s. r. Anderson will be rented to good tenant,
for the year 1854 Apply to RAMAGE CHURCH,
dec3i u AZ College street
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PHILoToKEN Oh FEMALES FRIEND.

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DR. +. s. WOODBRIDGE. Franklin,
lsHAN A. EcKLEs, $ ringaeld,
JAM. L Ba-HAw, Gsllatin,
CaoK & OwES, Lebanon,
CROCHET 81 RIDDLE, Murfreasboro'
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PRIcE-S3 copper bottle; two for IS 90; six for s2 90.
&. II. RING, PROPRIETOR,
1872 Broadway, New York..
Sold By Druggists throughout the Unsd States Canada
West Indies and also by rs .a2sAX successor to
Armstrong Of Market and Broad streets
Nashville, Tennessee. loct26-d w&i6m
~
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NToV EsS.-Ne have ioS GA hand ami ', Il receive large
- additions in few days splendid assortment of
stoves Of ever description, and wall sell them ON as good
farms rs any house IA The city.
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JAILOn'S NOTlCG.-WAS CONMIT- ,.

deco McCLUEE& MOORE,
No No Brnadw Nv. f-rnerly oceapIed BIZ j. N. SmLth
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-21

isunsurpassed We do place this Cordial footing
with Quack medicines, and is customary append long
lit of Recommendations, Certificates, De- beginning with
Hear whist the Preacher says and such Ink tits not
essary, for HeBry's nvigorang Cordial, only needs
trial 10 Droye that W Ilaec Ompish all W say
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SMITHS GEOGRAPHICAL SERIES

~ Just issued from the press revised and newly
illustrated edition of 5 MlTIi'S GEOGRAPHY AND
ATLAS. 10 which has been added ANCIENT GEO
GRAPHY.
This work has been very much enlarged, embel-
lisbed with illustrations throughout designed
expressly for it, critically corrected and thoroughly
revised. as to conform the of the United
States for l850-to that of Great Britain and Ireland
March, 1851 and to the latest that could be obtained
of other countries.
The acquisition of territory to the United States
the discovery of the mineral wealth of California and
Australia, and the establishment of steam commune
cation between remote parts OF the earth, have
great y increased geographical knowledge.
The information thus obtained has been carefully
collected and inserted in this edition. 1t has been
not only necessary correct the of former ed
tons, but to add maps of the States of Caitor
Gla and Texas. OF the territories OF Oregon, Wash.
ington. Utah, New Mexico, Nebraska, and the coun-
tries of Mexico and Central America which has been
done from the latest and best authorities.
A large map of the Roman Empire is also added, to
aid in the study of Ancient Geography.
By system of Embems and Authorizations con.
sistug of stars crosses, books, steamboats, &C.
sp!ciously arranged on all the maps representing the
Grand Divisions of the globe-tAe Government, Re-
igon, State of Society, Population, Navigation, &c.
of the important countries become apparent at
the first glance, and by thus calling into Simultaneous
exercise the powers of the mind and eye, impressions
ere made more abiding than by any other means
whatever
Besides all this, the work is rendered still more
valuable and complete by the addition of compeD-
dunn of Ancient Geography, which will be found as
interesting and instructive as the more extended
treaties on this subject.
The Atlas has been not only thoroughly revised,
corrected and enlarged, stated above but also
tans large number of new and interesting statisti-
cal tables, from the of the United States and
other sources. 1t will be in stiff covers only.
set of questions, for general revision, is appended
to the work, which will be found of great conven
fence to the teacher and aid to the scholar in bring
ing definitely and distinctly his mind, in con-
densed FORM the main features Of the subject he has
gone over.
These improvements and additions will greatly en-
hance the value of the work, and if the views and
method of the author fully carried out, much val
uable time of the pupil will be saved and great labor
on the part of the teacher avoided
ALSO PUBLISHED,
Revised editions of SMITHS PRIMARY GEO.
GRAPHY, which was expressly prepared to meet
WanI of the public in respect to Primary Geogra-
phy and hence is literally what its name denotes
The plan is entirely original and far as it goes the
book is complete within itself.
Also, an improved edition of SMITHS QUARTO
GEOGRAPHY.
The above Books are for sale by
j. w. RANDOLPH,
NH I4-dl2t 12l Main street Richmond
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE

Rev. STEPHEN HiLDEBRAND.--An interesting
case, wherein the Rev. Stephen Hildehrand was
charged with grave offences, has occupied the at
,ention of the Baltimore NJ. E. Conference, for se-
veral days; but was brought to close on Monday
Alter argument from reverend counsel on both
sides, the Secretary read the charge as follows:
''Wheress the Rev. Stephen Hildebrand sunder
report of being guilty of crime expressly forbidden
in the word OF God, as unclesnness sufficient to
exclude person from the Kingdom of God and glo.
w. 10 wit the specification being the father of q
child born to Harriet A Allen, on the 18th or 9th
Of January, 1883"
This was put to vote and rejected, by los nays to
90 yeas.
Rev'ds J. s. MeMurray and f. Welty then sub
mi,ted the following;
Resolved by the members Of the Baltimore Con-
feteuce. In conference assembled That although the
testimony adduced in the case OF Stephen Hide
brand is not in our dgmept such as to convict him
OF the charge ALLEGED against him. to the pstern
ty of the child yet il establishes the following points
60 wit: Highly imprudent conduct on the part OF
stephen Hilaebrand, and an undue interference with
parental authority; deception aud win depar-
ture from truth; and IL is solemn conviction that
he sought TO have and did have criminal connnec-
ton with Harriet A. Allen, aud his conduct deve
Hoped by the testimony in the case, being wholly un-
accountable any other ground and that he conse-
quenfly be expelled from the Methodist Episcopal
Church"
This was laid on the table. The following amend
ed substitute was then adopted, by vote of $50
10 20:
Whereas the conduct of Stephen Hildebrand as
produced in the evidence before the Conference is
grossly inconsistent and highly reproachful to the
Christian ministry, the Church of Christ and te this
Conference, and is such TO sustain the charge of
immortality: Therefore,
Resolved, That Stephen Hildebrand be expelled
from the Methodist Episcopal Church"
Bishop Ames then arose and said, "Tell the cri-
m.nal 10 come in"
He was conducted TO seat near the altar bv the
side OF his counsel when Bishop Ames said to him.
please TO stand up" He then told him. that after
most patient investigation, he had been found
guilty oil one of the highest crimes and that this
not the first occasion on which SUSPICION
attached 70 him. The crime of which he had been
found guilty, would be stain upon him which
would follow him until he dropped in the grave
He them after few remarks, pronounced the sen
tence OF accommodation against him
Mr. Hildebrand gave notice of his intention to ap,
peal to the General Conference for review of the
case.
Throughout the whole trial, the accused mani
tested perfect GOODNESS, at no time exhibiting
emotion, and was positive of an acquittal before
his peers.
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CINCINNATI March l3--The food in the river il
subsdlng, the water having fallen three feet from
the highest point. Several stores and cellars have
been Hooded in the wharf street, and some other
damage done. A good deal of damage has been
sustained IN the low lands and at various points
above and below
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SENTENCE Luke Burns, convicted of the muir.
der OF Peter Miller, in Baltimore, was brought be-
fore the court last Monday morning, and sentenced
To be hung at such time as the Governor may ap-
point. Burns made speech in court, protesting
his innocence
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GEO. NJ. WEST, Nos. 5 and 6 Exchange

" offers for sale
Bishop Mead's PASTORAL Letters upon the reli.
gious instruction of servants; l2c.
The MutlBy of the Bounty, London edition; SIC
Ritson's Robin Hood do do SIC
La FoutaiDe's Fables do do S7c
Goethe's Faust; Schiller's Waldestein-Londou
edition; SOC.
Goldsmith's Citizen Of the World, London edition;
SIC
A Story with Vengeance, London edition; SIC
Anson's Voyage Around the World, London edi-
ton: SIC.
Life of Col Hutchinson, London edition; SIC,
Claribel. the Sea Maid, tale of the Fishmon gers
London edition; SIC.
The Bride OF Bucklersburg, tale OF the grocer s
company, London edition; SIC.
FiLzalwyn, tale of the Diapers company, London
edition; SIC.
Pictorial Hand Book of London; ST.
A new supply OF Mrs. Mowatt; 81 IS
Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi; 81 25
Sketches of the Irish Bar, vols. By he Rt. Hon.
Richard LaoT Shiel.
Valley of the Amazon, by Lieut.. Herndon.
Boys at Home. NH IS
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

~" The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Geverno
Street. has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
in this city, and is prepared to do this descrp-
tor of PRINTING on as reasonable terms as else
where in the city, as well as every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens.
ES- Plain and fancy CARDS for sale. ja-dtf
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CABINET COUNCIL. Ac.

WASHINGTON, March l3.-The Cabinet was in
session most OF TO day on the Black Warrior seizure
by the authorities of Cuba 1t will come I'D in the
House tomorrow by message from the President
though the message may be delayed until Wednes-
Il
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DEATH FROM SUFFERING AT SEA.

BosToS- March ll.-Captain Rodbird who was
taken from the wreck oil the bark Orline St John
by the Saxonvir, died last night al the Massachu.
se!ts Hospital His remains will be taken to Bath
for burial. The other survivors OF the wreck are
upiuG well
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AUCTIONS eXIna
TAYLOR { WILLIAMs. A.e...
By GODDIN / XPFERs0N-
TRusTEEg SALE OF MOST VA.

RICHMnIInH REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY or
deed az 49,, D-in pursuance to the provisiors of !.
N. Shennsss1T executed to the subscriberv s. Johr
ber Is55 dni ~. ESQ and wife, dsted 5th becem
we shall in see s0otded In Richmond Hastings Court
said deed, proceed to seIi - rL1 PROVISIONS Of the
sss ~ On WEDNESDAY the isth a. ~ ~ W .ne
o,s,a.t IL E n9,, the next fair day. esmmsnr;ns
viz The isr,e snS very valuable Real Eetste
the occupancy Of Capt. BENZ. Shsnnws 'ilnE now IN
feet the east line OF Str fronting IA
sfreel running back $50 feet Also ~ =. nS,En
tage Residence, occupind by Mrs s6ors sss Co 81
feet on the east line OF 5th street. runnin. hsas 70
side Of Clay between Sd and 4th streets soosn
feer running back 155 feet to an aley. Ala ~
handsome Dwelling, now occupied by Cant Joh,n ~
sheppard. jr fronting SO 1919 feet ON the go H.
on %, between Clay and Leigh streetsl runn;ns
PACK lSU feet Also, the Lot In rear of the shoys
ming back $50 feet. run
a Alser which, will be sold two handsome Lots Nos
ana ~, In ludahs plan, ON Baker street. near the
ier M OF the late B. Prentiss.
above real estate win be divided into such lots
the t8ros ns may be deemed most advantageous ct
For private residences, the above real estate for
me most part Is regarded a. amons the mos de.;rs
BILE now in market eAs 'ne Nus. oesifa-
Ine said real estate before the purchaser tber.of
VIII pc required to comply with the terms of sale
daad 800 e Irom az membranes, except the trust
chasers. ' :" oe paio py the pur-
IERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4 70 ard 10
~ Ior negotiable notes. interest added snS 81
maid TOR trust deed) till last note shal be flv
The sale will be made in the order .avart,..a
w. GODDIN. '1se''iseo'
mn L. APPERSON Trustees.
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MAR FTS

NEW YORK. March Is Flour dull-sales of 5000
bills, $7870 So for State. to S3Q So 70 for Southern
Wheat quiet-sales of 1000 bushels Southern white
at 1919 Corn-i0,O00 bushels mixed 81 082c; yellow
SiG85c Oats. SOC. Whiskey, 28028!c.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. CO.

BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. CO.
ROCERIES. &c. AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 10th March, we will sell at 10
o'clock, at Auctien Store assortment eff Gro
ceries, viz:
Java, Manila and Cuba COFFEE.
New York SYRUP.
CANDLES.
SOAP.
N. E. RUM and Rectifed WHISKEY.
BRANDY and PORT WINE.
RICE; CIGARS
BACON; Coffee SUGARS
Crushed do
Wrapping PAPER
100 cases TUMBLERS.
ALSO:
Green and Black TEAS-30O packages.
TERMS: 800 cash, 800 and over, moths credit,
for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
mh9 Aucts
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CANDIDATES ron OFFICE.

TO THE VorERs OF THE CRY OF Rich.
MoNp-1 take this method of declaring myself can
didste for HIGH CONSTABLE. Should the voters
think proper TO confer the oasce me- 1t shall be
my greatest effort to discharge the various duties Of
IL with promptness and fidelity
NH 13--dtde l. p TYLER
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FIRE AT PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, March 1.-THE periodical and
fancy goods store of A. c. Story under the Franklin
House, was partially destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Insured for s. 100
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Washington rumor says that the surviving
"ardlner Is likely to turn States evidence and ex-
pose the entire scheme of the Mexican fraud
Doubtful
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WHEELING, March l3.-The river is very hiqb
bat now snbsiding; there are "a feet water in the
channel. No serious damage has been sustained
here Business is very brisk
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THE FLOOD IN THE OHIO

CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE water has risen to
within ten feet OF the rise of J6i7, but is now about
stationary.
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NEW ORLEANS March 1.-THE steamers Daniel
Webster, from San Juan, Eldorado and Crescent
City, have arrived. The Daniel Webster brings
40 passengers and only a small amount of gold-
She left San Juan on the 9TH
Aboat was upset in the san Juan river and le
persons were drowned.
The steamer Star of the West left San Juan on
the 9TH, for New York, with 800 passengers, and
$1,000, 900 specie.
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To THE VoTERs OF THE Cry OF Rich
Mosp.I respectfully offer myself as Candidate for
the office Of CITY GAuGER
JOHN A. HICKS.
NH SIM Deputy Gauger.
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Destructive FIRE

ROCHESTER,, March l3.-Gordon & Co.'S Grit
mn, Whs burnt this morning, involving loss OF
$4,000 One half of which is co yered by insurance
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BosroN, Monday, March l3-An opinion was
unanimously given by the full bench of the Su-
preme Court this morning, that the fourteenth sec
ton OF the Liquor Law of this State authorizing
the seizure and destruction OF liquor is unconsttu
tlonal aud void. The decision does not affect the
other sections OF the law
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BY TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS.

BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
THIRTY-ONE BUILDING LOTS, ON
i AND NEAR THE PLANK ROAD, AT AUG
TION,-On FRIDAY next, 18th March, at4 O'Clock
p NJ, upon the premises, will be sold thirty-one
Building Lots, in the plan of Buena Vista, IN the
town of Sidney, between the Plank road ana harvie
street. and near the residence of Mr.. L. H. Dane q;
thirteen of which front on the Plank road and the
remainder on good streets These lots are all Sx So
feet and those in want of good building sites at sgh
cost should attend the sale.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at and months,
With Interest and title be retained until purchase
ms TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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William, alias Martin Shaw, now on trial in
baltimore for killing John Murphy, on the 18th of
February last
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To THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF Rich
MosD-I again tender my services to my friends and
fellow citizens for the Office Of CITY GAUGER.-
Should be your pleasure to elect me, my undivided
attention shall be devoted to the discharge of the
duties of the office
NH S-lms SAMPSON JONES'
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lie THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.-The
undersigned conscientiously persuaded that his
perienCe, assistant to Mr.. Blair, who declines
a reelection would enable him to perform efficient
" the duties pertaining to the office of HIGH CON
STABLE, efers himself candidate for the sutrsges
of his fellow-citizens Should they confer npon him
the honor of an election to that Office, he will exert
himself to the utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully.
fe 7-tde* T. ] LAKELAND.
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A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, DC.
"A in PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN NEW
SHAPE.-Brsgg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA
FERS are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds,
coughs, and all diseases of the throat and lungs
They contain the pure medicinal virtues of the wild
Cherry, so generally known a remedy for pulmo-
nary complaints. The children cry for them. There
fore, every mother should have box. After using
box of these waters you will never touch bet.
ter medicine. These are just the thing you want.
Call at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
box. fe 6-d6m If
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BY THOMAS W. KEESEE,
OFFICE WITH G. ]. SUMNER, NO. 20 PEARL ST.

BY THUMAS w. kEESEE,
OFFICE WITH C. J. SUMNER, NO. 70 PEARL ST.
NOTICE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust,
IN executed to the subscriber, by Agnes Peters. a
free woman of color, to secure certain debt therein
mentioned to Hiram w. Tyler. which deed bears
date the oath day of November l849 and is of record
in the Clerks office of Henrico County Court, SHALL
at the request of the beneficiary, as the Trustee
named in said deed. proceed, on TUESDAY. the
2lst day of March, 1854, at half past O'Clock p NJ,
cash. the properly conveyed by said deed, consisting
of certain piece parcel lot of land lying and be.
ing in the city of Richmond, on the Western side of
Valley street. between Richard and Baldwin streets.
fronting fortytw feet the said Valley street, and
running back the width to the line OF the virgi
mia Central Railroad, and which lot designated In
plan of Richard Adams estate as lot letter y.
The title the said property is believed to be in.
disputabe; but selling Trustee, shall convey by
deed with special warranty only.
JOSEPH NJ DARLINGTON,
NH 8 dtds Trustee
Sale to be conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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SAMPSON JONES.
NH S-dtd

The Voters of the City are respectfully
informed that am again Candidate for
J. III. STROBIA,
NH S-ltd CITY Gauger
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10 THE CITIZENS OF kICHMoSD.-The
Clerk OF Richmond Hastings Court being compelled,
by continued i'll health, to resign his office, present
myself before you a candidate.
Having been Deputy in the office for nine years,
and having for the last five months, during the sick
ness OF my brother. been the acting clerk, in court
as well as in the Office, believe myself fully COM
peten to discharge all the duties Should it be your
pleasure to elect me- will perform all the duties of
Clerk with promptness and fidelity.
NH 7-dtde ROBERT HOWARD
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

" AL u ABB l. r REAL ESTATE ON
VENABLE, EIGHTEENTH AND VALLEY
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiil be
sold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON the 2lst of
March, 1854, upon the premises, commencing at Al
O'Clock, that va liable Property, known formerly
'Mettert's 7 an Yard" fronting Venabe and 18th
streets, having thereon brick tenements occupied
az grocery stores and private dwellings. 1t will be
divided according to plan and survey, to be seen at
the Office of the auctioneers.
After which, will be sold one more most beauti.
full vacant Lots, on the east line of Valley street.
north of Baldng street.
Immediately after the above, will he sold, lot al
the Northeast intersection of Valley and Fairfield
SITS, fronting &c feet Valley street. running back
about 100 feet This lot has a new grocery stand at
the corner renting for 500 per annum; besides other
and smaller buildings.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and u
months. for negotiable notes, interest added and IT,
tie retained till last note is paid
mn IL GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.At the solicita ton of my friends, announce
myself as candidate for the office of HIGH CON-
STABLE ofthe city of Richmond. And if it should
DE your pleasure to elect me- pledge myself to use
every effort TO give satisfaction in the discharge OF
the duties of the office.
fe SIS r. j. CARTER.
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NOTICE. am Candidate for the Office
Of HIGH CONSTABLE of the City of Richmond.
fe 3-dts JOHN T. REEVE.