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Horrible Murder i'll Lexington

gentleman of this city has shown us letter re-
catved on Saturday, giving the particulars of cold
HI d, iea murder committed IN Lexington, Va, last
Thursdsy night
The latter states that JosEFH w. MooRE Of the
Lexington Hotel, was stabbed 10 the heart by VIM
J MINI slso of Lexington, and died in twenty mir-
aies IL appears to have been deliberate assassinI-
t.ou. The parties had been drinking in the hotel,
W tuu asked Moore to step on; with him: when On
reaching the door he Stable him with sword care
MINI was shortly after arrested and confined in Jail
Tae letter dated March 500 concludes as follows;
''rhe investigation is now going The coroner's
larry are engaged in examining the body. Great
element prevails, this is the second murder in
Lexington within the last two three months"
?. S.-Since the above was in type we have re-
ceived the Stanton Vindcator, which gives the SUBJ
jyiued account of this affair:
We learn from stage passenger that on Wedhes-
daY night last, a Mr.. Moore, proprietor of Mseres
Hotel, Lexington, murdered by a young man
named w yHne, resident of RockbTidge county. 1t
seems unAiHd feeling had existed between them
some time, and that the night of the murder
" yune went II Moore's Tavern aud called him out.
A very bJlsterous conversation eusued. in which
" snne cursed MoOTe-upon which the latter col
Jared Wynne, when w. drew dirk from his cane
aud stabbed II. in the sde-causing his death almost
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CONGRESS-FRIDAY.

In the HoCsE, after debate upon bill extending
the contract ter carrying the mail between Mobile
agd Montgomery
Sir Preston fer the purpose of making per-
sonal explanation relative TO the matter which re-
Gently trnuspircd that floor 1t il vet lie said in
tie memory OF the House that the debate between
Mr. Cutting of New York, aud Mr.. B Breckenridge of
Kentucky, marked by personalities.
fhc c9arecter Of the debate led to discuss;o
ct It's features outside OF the walls OF this House. SO
Tar MIR. Cutting is carnsd he referred the MAJ
Ter III controversy 10 his ficnds Col Monroe of N
York and Geh. Shields, Senator from Illinois
So far ss Fir. breckenridge is concerned he refer
red the matter 10 Col. Hawkins Of Kentucky aud
mytet
am authorised by these gentlemen to state that
the matter in controversy has been settled in man.
mutually satisfactory, aud conceive mutually
honorable 10 both gentlemen who were engaged in
that de bate.
nave also 10 discharge another duty or behalf of
liz, gen lemer, and that is as they have violated
ia debate the rules OF order established for the gov
eminent of the House, they express mutual regret
that any such occurrence has taken place. and ask its
Indulgence body for its occurrence.
II g source OF gTatificatOn that far as these
gentlemen, who make strong promise of future use
fitness To he country, aud who already admired
To- large circle of friends this matter has been ad.
iusted ia a manner, entirely convinced, salts
t4ctofy 20 all their friends | thank tile House for
ia -ir attention.
The House wcnt into committee on bill to con-
siruct SIX irst class Fl gates.
After considerable deb tie. the bill as reported
from the nav a. committee, without amendment was
reported 10 the House, providing for the immediate
Construction of six first class steamers and uu-
der this operation CT the previous question il was
pIssed-ayes 49, mes As
The House then adjourned to Monday.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
From the n. Y. Express. Saturday.
Propositions for Peace. If
Tine

Dec;aediy The most important feature Of the fol-
eisn Intelligence by the Canada is the following de-
Snatch, which we find In the London Times of the
l1fh--aud % which find our telegraphie cores
70 ,ndeat st Hal fax sae aassou IN his abstract
sy Submarine and European Telegraph
We have received the following from onr CORES
pendent at Vienna
"NtESSA, "Wednesday Evening
''The following is from excellent source. though
It's correctness cannot be vouched for implicitly
The new propositions OF Russia are based on the
maintenance of existing treaties between Russia and
the Porte 1T this be admitted, Rassis tciV grit The
P,;acpaiities, provided that the conbaed fleets quit
tie RIek Sra AID the BospaorBs. sFrA
Negotiations will then be resumed. in which the
propositions of Prince Menschikof will form The
base Of anew convention with the Porte, in which
tRs Fcur Powers are L. participate.
"lJ Is asserted that Austria and Prussia were will
lag to agree 10 these terms and that Baron Bour-
yusNey the part OF France thought then, worthy
a. consideration bat hist Lord Westmore land in
H.iz,t ca the revision Of the existing treaties.
1t issso said chat IL the Western Powers reject
hose terms .ia>irsd tcW eoRSideT hcTsef free from
I1y cEas9ebaeat a. thSGs.'
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a GES.-A. MOUTON De MOUNTHURY, Princi-
pal of all Institution of Modern Languages and Edi-
tor of the French Literary Review, in New York
city, has the honor to announce to the citizens of
Richmond that he is prepared to give instruction in
the above Languages on a system entirely new,
which will enable the learner to speak and to write
in a very short time with ease and re- pidity.
He can be found over the office of Dr. Goocb, On
Bank street, doors below 9th ST.
REFERENCES IN THIS CITY:
T. P. August, Atty at Law, NJ. Paul, French Con-
sui NJ. Dacosta, James X. Caskie, Esq. H. r. Plea
SAINTS, ESQ. NH 25-Saw2xy*
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LEXINGTON, Mast, March 5G-The funeral solern-
mites Of Jonathan harrington the last survivor of
the battle OF Lexington, were celebrated to-day
aud were very imposing. The Governor, Lieut.. Co.
vernon, Executive Council, and many members OF
both branches of the Legislature were present
Eighteen military companies aud several Masonic
Orders were in the procession, and it is estimated
That some COCO strangers in the town The ce-
ihOilas were generally of Masonic character the
deceased having been Mason The Rev Geo NJ
Randall Grand Master of the Lodge of Massachu-
sottes preached the funeral sermon
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THE CANADA AT BOSTUN-GOLLIsION AND
LOSS OE LEE

B0sToH, March 81 The steamer Canada in comm
this morning grounded Georges Island. hut got
"h again at high tide, 10 O'Clock this morning, and
ha5 arrived at her dock
The Canada AZ midnight on Wednesday, came in
collision with the brig Belle, Captain Magner from
Boston for Halifax which sunk Immediately. Mrs
heeter passenger, and the steward. drowned,
The others were rescued by the Canada's boats but
subs gueniY transferred to the Arabia and arrived
"a Halifax last night. The Canada lost her bowsprit
and Vas otherwise slightly damaged.
The Canada reports that VI hen twelve miles south
OF Hoingshead she saw steamer, supposed to be
tn. Baltic
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FIRE--Wc reere: to state that the dwelling house
and smoke house with part of their contents on
the property occupied by Mr.. John Smith, adjoin-
ing Pationshurg. We're consumed by fire on Monday
morning last Buchanan Recorder SATURDAY.
ANOTHER FIRE,-Just as our paper was going 10
press, wewere alarmed hy the cry of fire. and soon
discovered that the fine building at the east end
the bridge owned by Mr.. NJ. J. Leftwich, and rent
cd to Mr. Darst, known as the James River and Ka-
nawha Hotel, WAS on fire When first discovered
the flames were issuing from the roof. and had
made such Roadway, that it was impossible to save
the building. The furniture will be saved, though
considerably damaged in the hurry OF removing it,
iire.-Ib.
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THE NEW YORK PROHIRITORY LAN.

New YORK, March 3i.-Gov. Seymour has sent
message 20 the Legislature vetoing the prohbitory
liquor law. recently passed by the Legislature which
was TO go III operation on the 1st of May HI saws
he does so on the grounds of its unconstitutionnly
First because il authorises unreasonable searcbe s
and secondly, the forfeiture and destruction of pro-
petty without due process of law, and finally its un
reaSonableness IN the prohibition generally. He
gives his reasons at great length. 1t has caused much
excitement.
The friends of the bill entertain hope that the
Legislature will pass it the veto; but it is doubt
ful whether this can be done.
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INDIAN TROITBLEC

NEW ORLEANS March 29.-By an arrival here we
lave adsIces from Texas to the 18th Terrible out
IaSes have been committed the frontiers of New
Mexico by the Indians, A meeting was held by the
ci@ens al Laredo, and resolutions unanimously pass.
80 to erInlnae the Lapas tribe which is sttri-
buted most OF the murders and other outraees that
have been perpetrated-
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BALTIMORE, April l.-Flour-sales of 1000 bbls of
Howard street at ST. City Mills held at 81. Wheat
sales OF 5000 bushels at ST 10 for white and 81 650
Si.70 for red COrnsaes of II 000 bushels white at
G3G69 cents, yellow at 69d70 cents
NEW YoRK April Sales eff 1900 bbls Flour al
81 O6!01 II for State, and 81 440$768 for Southern
Small sales of Wheat at old prices Corn-saes OF
"A 900 bushels at rs cents for mixed and 1890 cents
for yellow,
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AUcz1oN sALHs.
FUTURE D17E-
By TAYLOR 1 WILLIAMS.

M OST BEAUTIFUL B uILDING
s IA LOTS Mn 0N EIGHTH. BETwEEN NAE.
On TUESDAY, 4th April, at 4oeIock. p ~ npor
The Premises, win be sold Three raost be. .tsf.i
Building LOTS, situated on Oh. East side Of Esbth
.areet. between Marshall and Clay streets and op-
posite the residence of DR. John g. WavfP -
These lots front 2el feet EACH and run back 100 n
Southern line = 'ses mug on lnslf
their beautiful situation and convenient to the
p.hIcpsi places of business these lots are yery des
"g T pc IN much demand ct good rents
.i ksMs.-One-third CASH balance at ana uea,tl,s
dd credit payments to be secured by trust
NJ 81 >, Ute retained till payment in full - 81, {
- TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts
HoUgS.E3, And LOT ON UNION HILL
at O'clock MoN.-on THURSDAY. 6th April.
a.. e1 Eas aMsd HOUSE and LOT on Union Hill. on
INC Esast sde OF Scott street, and nov, in fhs Co.,
pancy OF Mr. Isaac Curry. - ING oso1-
foot alley. s oaeA iof ieet 70 10
Inc mouse y 1874 feet, with two stories and base
h g containing rooms. with kitchen 4 1 o'so-
IERMs-One-thrd cash; balance at /; and - ,,or.h.
with interest, and title retained - ,' n
a ~ TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Auct.
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FROM BUENos AYREs. &c.

NEw YORK, March 3I.-The papen received bv
The Canada contain advices from Buenos Ayres re-
celVed at England. which say the Government of
kfe al lad resolved TO interfere IT, the affairs of Mon
tcHideo. IL was rumOred that Montevideo would bs
occupied by razilian army of 1900 men
RHenos Ayres quiet.
Tie recent anniversary of the birth dav of Wash
ltston was observed at Constautnople for the frat
time. All the foreign ships of war displayed their
Lesant fired ii salute which was answered nv iii ths
ships Of war ia mort - " ''AS
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MARBLE WORKS.-MILLE Err e.
WI VINCENT, MARBLE WORKERS. on Main
between Sth and 9Th -MONf1AiENTSe
TOMB6, FONTS. FURNITURE MARBLE, &c. OF
Foreign and Domestic Marble, executed in the most
modern and best style Of the art. n
Persons ordering work from Va may rely on having
their orders promptly executed.
- Monumental Drawings on hand for inspection.
hT-1m
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BY TAYLOR L WILLIAMS.
HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE i TOWN

!, OF FULTON, AT AUCTION.--On Monday
% ApnL at ociock, r. NJ, upon the premises. will
Fulton the South side of State street the houses
nave been recently built and are producing an
sas per eensgs upon their yaue The lots front so
Also, 20 Bailding Lets near the above well situated
tor Improvement aud on some Of the principal
Property in Fulton il steadily improsins, and pro.
panty aHoIds ss safe Investments a. ANY other now
~ the market whilst to the man Of limied means it
oe ms section 80 near the city.
in. Ems ID cash. balance at and months, bear
mn q TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts.@
o MI De added to the above sale. about twenty
tr 81 various sizes frentng Nicholson Gen.
very near the majority of these Lots and will when
greatly AS 9iIesss shsT yags
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN
IL PORT MAYO AT iateIv
preceding the above sales, will be sold eight Lots
which each on the west sSs Of s1 9Th 5.
and front the east side of 9th street, 20 feet
each and run back Sc f to an alley II feet wide
apa TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
I EASE OF A VALUABLE LOT OF
george WA As ~ AZ A TeE sssR
On SATURDAY, LIST April, at 4 O'clock r. Nj. upon
the premises, win be sold the tease for the unexpred
iuaoie Lot OF Ground on the north side of Rock
street, uear Gillies Greek, togethsr with the ence-
recently in the occupancy of John H Leber The
Lot is leased at moderate rent, and is well located
for wood and lumber yard being conysnient to the
wharves, &C.
Also, the Schr. GEORGE WASHINGTON, now
lying at the mouth of Gray's Creek opposite James
town, in Surry county Her is73 feet breadth
10 feet inches, depth feet iaehss and capacity
46 44-95 tons. She will be towed mp by the day OF
sale, il possible but persons disposed to purchase
had better go down and examine her for themselves
Terms cash, or its equivalent.
NH q - TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts
Postponed, account Of the weather, to MON
DAY, Sd inst, at 81 o'clock, P. M. si.F
ae3 s@1;sasa 4a4TS w.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. Th
NH so d&cts

III REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
Il ~ scriber, on Sunday morning, March 18th, Ed
WARD, the property of Mrs. Tyrrel late of Hanover
county.
Edward is about 5 feet inches high, of dark COM
plexion, wears pair of fine brogue shoes and a
striped jeans shirt He was employed last year on
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad and is perha ps
irving to make his way there again. will pay the
above reward to any one who will deliver him at my
store, on Franklin between nth and 18th streets.
NH 29-ts L. BARNES
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ANOTHER DUEL ON THE rap,s

DoYLtsrowS, Pa March 30.-Our town is In a
slate OF much excitement on account of difficulty
having occurred between two of our citizens a mer-
chant aud farmer, aud challenge was passed in
consequence. The police in search of them
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ALBANY, April by an accident to the Hudson
express train yesterday, one brakesman was killed,
ard smother badly injured Mr.. Scott, the engineer
"e7 ashgefousiy liu l. No passengers injured.
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Collector Rediioe, Of New York, on Friday last,
gave notice TO several of his clerks aud inspectors
.hat Their services would be 40 longer reauirsdn--
iets sefious first Of April joke for the unfortunate
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- Ex-CirY TREASURER ComsITTpn ron TpI.t-
a h7 sAamiaatlon Of the ex-City Treasurer of VIII
N y, Mr. D. Holbrook charged with
concluded about o o'clock on "Wednesday evening =
=, aelaait OF bonds in 2e 900 he was committed TO
ths county jail TO await tIia' -
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'aes h@lheid. notorious English pickpocket, was
- o'''a a. the Merchants Exchange Bank, New
OH, the other day, for robbing gentleman Of
=" lie 10 qnits genteel looking man. and said to
's S's OF the most expert thieyssia thsusountry.
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CLOTHlNG FOR SPRING WAR;
~ All in want of good READY-MADE CLOTH.
ING suited to the on, would do well to call and
examine my stock.
In Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings my stock is
large and well selected; and garments will be made
to order upon the most reasonable terms. In Fur.
nishing Goods my stock embraces every necessary
for mems wear. All of which will be sold at ex-
trenely low prices, at Wholesale and retail
A. LEVY. No. 50 Main st.
Opposite City Hotel, sign of the Red Coat
N fredericksburg Notes taken at par.
NH so
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HIRSH q BOTTCHER. 179 BRoAp

~ STREET, have now in store and are daily re-
ceiving their Spring supplies Of TRIMMINGS ofthe
latest and most approved styles, together with
large variety of FANCY ARTICLES in part from
the p rsonal selection of Mr.. c. Bottcher, now in
Europe.
We also prepared to execute all kinds of
BRA1DING and EMBROIDERY WORK, having
recently engaged several competent hands employed
in that line. Many and desirable Braiding and
Embroidery patterns have lately been added to our
assortment, which we will stamp draw at short
notice, and on the most reasonable terms
ap [ fnl%
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PACIFIC SAILED.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The Pacific sailed to-day with
10 Passengers, but carried specie.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE + Oh
Ii SALE AT AUCTioN.-As Trustees In Capt
John NJ She ppard il 9 deed OF the 9Th Dec'r 1853
duly recorded ia Richmond Hastings Court, We shall
proceed to sell ct public auction, ON THURSDAY,
the sixth day OF April 1854, commencing Al 10 oG q
and Leigh streets, all his Household Furuiinre con-
sisting Of the usual variety. -
TERMs-All sums under 30, CASH over tnat amt
months credit for approved endorsed negotiable
paper. w. GUuDiN. Trustees
NH % ]. i. APFEkSoNs IS :.
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OAK KNOLL. ONE NILE WEST OF

y hIUHMOND, FUH SALE AT AUCTION
This beautiful Farm, south of the Plank Road about
one mile west Of the city of Richmond, Containing
81 acres, will be sold at auction the premises on
MONDAY AFTERNOON the nth of April, 1851.
commencing at 81 O'clock. 1t will be divided accord.
ing to plat and survey to be at office. This
justly regarded the most beautiful place in that
very improving neighborhood; and to effect private
sale OF the whole place to purchaser a bargain
Will be given-thus afording fine opportunity for
small lots - 1870
TERMs-One- fourth cash. balance at 4, and ~
months tor gotabe notes, interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained
NH 81 GODDIN u APPERSON, Aucts.
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GTEAMER CITY OF GLASGOW
RAILROAD ACCIDENT

fHiLApELrHIA. April 1.-The steamer City of Gas
SHE has been lost
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totes TAKEN
EMOVAL-DR A. c.. HARDIN,

- E NOV A L.-DR A. G.. HARDIN,
~ Graduate of the Physio Medical College and
lnrmary of Ohio, still continues to tender his SER
vices to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity in all
the departments of his profession, hoping by strict
attention his profession to merit all the patronage
he may receive.
DR. II. may be found at the corner of Broad and
18th streets, all hours night and day. when not pro-
fessonaliY engaged.
u Extracting Teeth only % cents.
NH l4-3m
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THE, MARKETS

WAsHINGToN, April 1.-Mr Sellers. member Of
Congress from MARYLAND is dangerously ill.
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NH s VII 'A'' a aoDDf ms ApPERsoN. auct..
IeS ACRES OF LAND ON VIII

lOO LIAMSBURG ROAD, 4 MILES BE-
Low RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
" i'll be sold on MONDAY, the Sd April, 1854, at
Henrico County Court, commencing at IL o'clock
miles below Richmond. There is yet a conside rable
quantity of wood and timber on the place, and also
small wooden tenement. A plat OF the property
will be exhibited at the sale.
TERMS One-fourth cash. balance at 4. 8 and IL
month"; for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
Also, IA horse STEAM ENGINE, with Saw
Gearing attached for circular saw.
ma II GODDIN Il APPERSON. Aucts.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

" IN HANOVER COUNTY.-By virtue of de-
cree, pronounced in Hanover Court the 9th of Jan.
uary, 1884, SHALL special Commissioner, proceed
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, the 3rd April, 1854 at IL o'clock if fair.
if not the next fair day, on the premises the tract of
LAND mentioned in said decree, on the following
terms One-third of the purchase moneyin cash, and
the residue in two equal instalments, at six and
twelve months, with interest from the day Of sale,
the said deferred payments to be scared BY bonds
and approved personal security, and the tide 10 be
retained till the purchase money be paid. This
Farm ia situated ON the pnbiic road leading from the
city of Richmond to Hanover Court House. and con
tains Ia acres be the same more or less The build
ings on the land are sufficient for small family
This land is of a soil well adapted for farming. and
large portion of it is peculiarly well adapted for rails
ing garden vegetabies;it is well wate red with
failing springs. THERE'S sufficient supply Of timber
for the purposes of the farm it being the land held
by VIM HILL deceased, for his life interest 1T adj
Joins the lands of Mr.. Booker, Mr.. VIM. E.Rornent
and Others and is healthy aud agreeable neighbor
hood. 5s-.4e. ssza4 z.eGgA
Persons wishing to purchase are Invited to view
the premises 1t is supposed TO be about miles from
the city of Richmond.
NH 3l-cft deo2t JAMES HILL, Comr.
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We have heard of the sudden disappearance OF
well known lawyer Of Wythevie, leaving severa
persons minus q large amount of money. We with
hold his name, for sufficient reasons.
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From Tampa Bay we have advices which state
that the Western Delegation of Indians, whose mis-
sion it was to have talk with Bow-LEGs, have re.
turned to Tampa, without having accomplished any
good. The impression now is, that when BILLY
BowLEGs leaves his present hunting ground it will
be to join The Great Spirit" where he hopes TO
ind more and better game
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EASE OF A VALUABLE LOT OF
-. - GROUND AT ROCKETS, AND THE ScHR
BY GODDIN l. APPEkSON.
40 ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD

40 ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD
- LAND, ABOUT TWO AND HALF
RUN ROAD Will be sold on MONDAY, the Sd of
April, 1854, at II o'clock N :, in front of Henrco
Land, about q miles east OF Richmond, near the
Stoney Run Road, adjoining the iards of Mrs Glib.
son. R. II. Payne and Others A plat Of which can
be seen at our office. sa 81 &Szu5'-f 81
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at 4, and ~
months for negotiable notes, interest added and title
retained till last note ia paid. ls {.ss .ss4
NH Is GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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II SALES.-THIS EVENING,

IN commencing at IT O'Clock, and every Tuesday,
eason. at which time we will offer for sale large
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Goods, Gold and
Silver Watches, Guns, H., &c.
tend our seles as they win find large variety, and Of
6rst.rate quality. o<,ef a.
fe 10 A. NOII g w. AncLs
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WE have just opened, splendid assert
w ment of Tea Trays in sets, NC. Casters, Tea
and Coffee Pots, Ladies' Fancy Work Boxes, &c &c !,
which will be sold very low.
NH 2B--6t ALEX. MOTT l. co.