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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April 10.
FLOUR We mole sales of 1900 bills Howard Street
Flour this morning at 81 a I Tx; also 1000 bOls. City Mills
~WHEAT:-WhI sells at $50 and red a: ITS cents per
els.
CORN.-Sales 10 day of IL, 900 bushels white and yellow
at 70 a "a cents per bushel.
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BARGAINS! RAREATNS;
NEW STORE,
CHINA rRnI'EtcDv ~ c- ,p.nr .

ANSs 49,
No ~ MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
Tx j. HiOhapN q Co. respectfully beg leave TO al. Cdy
'hes nounce 10 their friends aud The public in general. that NEA
essSS they have opened with Il fui! and new stock Of CHI ZIG
S&H$ styles and patterns, including some handsome China Tea
~ Sets, with 4 variety of beau iiul China Ornaments. and oihGf
soous connected with The business. Consisting IN part OF Table Cut
Iery, Plated spoons, Forks, Casiurs and Britannia Tea Sets, Wat
ers, Trays, Solar and Fluid Lamps, Looking Glasses, &c. Also, Il
supply OF Willow Baskets, Brass aud lion bound Tubs. Churhs.
Buckets, keclers, &c, Brooms and Brushes A liberal discount and
low prices 10 deaIers.
Goods carefully packed and orders promptly attended to.
March ll-ctf X. l.. lllCkSON n Gu.
NUNHS AND CLAIkR'S ~-.x.-A!
~ II. TAYLOR, sole agent IN this city for the sal eHBT9SSlsS
Of Piano rorlca made by the above named cclebralcdN ~
m kcrs. is constantly receiving elegant and plain Pianos from lhclI
extensive AMI long established mandatory.
Their lnstrunc nisrrCeIyeda prize al the WORLDS FAIR," Lon
don, and several prizes At the american Institute Fairs in thiscoun'
try. They cUmbInc NIL The modem Improvements, with the Metallic
swRETSEss or TONE and great durability. which later quality will
90 appreciated IN the country, where good iuncis arc seldom found.
p. IL. TAYLOR .s sold these instruments IN this city lorthe last
II years. TO the crtIIc satisfaction Of his numerous customers.
81 The pubic are cautioned 10 observe tina; the title OF tho firm
lie NUNSs g. CLARK,
Old Pianos Ia ken In parrpay for new ones.
Guitars, violins, Accorieons and Flutes. Also, Guitar and Violin
Strings ufthe best quality.
p. II. r. has in store the largest sto OK Of new and slandariM usic
20 be found south Of baltimore, and ID in the weekly receipt Of all
the new aud fashionable music OF the day. a liberal discount made
10 schopls and dealers.
Piano and Music Store. lO Main street. Dec Il
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. ES.
TNIiOS. CiEMMiIT, 10th street, near the Banks, R~ES y
4 RcImuni, Va, manufacturer al CARRIAGES, GK NR3%y
BAROUCIlES. KoCkAWAiS and DTGGlES, in ~S@
yUrs the attention OF all III want Of such articles, as SA-~
surius them that he does not deal in Yankee WORK; that they viii
get The best materials and workmanship in his Ca, ridges. whichh he
warrants equal to any in the city, and at prices that canuot far 10
please. March lily.
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JOHNSTON,
Ia attorney AT LAW,
AnriI l-cIn CIarksburg. Harrison County, Va
HALL

METROPOLITAN HALL
ONCE MORE IN THE FIELD!
FAMILIAR ACE WITH NEW FEATURES.
BARROW d Co's SOUTHERN, BURLEsoUE OPERA
TROUPE, for three nights only-Thursday, Friday and SAtur'
day, April 18Th. 18th AMI 18th. The beat bill Of the season.
q In addition 10 New Songs, Dances, Commodities and Burlesques,
Including one on the Concerts Of Julien. will be produced Tor the
first time, an operate Extravaganza, enut!ed, The Virginia Cuprds,
or the Rival Darkes." Atsv, the Grand Spanish C0coaput Dance,
with appropriate Costumes and effects, a, performed by this Com.
plny.
Read the email bills.
Cards Of admission, Is cent?.
Aprilll }. u. MULTIPLY, AGENT.
rEyHIS TUESDAY EVENING, April llth, 1854, will be per
furnsI The Duma Of The
WANDERING BOYS.
Paul. Miss s. Par,inslou-Juslln, Miss X. Partngton-Roiand Mr.,
Siple.
After which,
Dance-Miss NJ. Pdrtington.
To conclude with
JACK SHEPPARD.
Jack Sheppard, Mics S. Par,inson- Bluestin' Mr.. siPls.
.;s.IS April II
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LETTER FROM SENATOR DOUGLAS.

y LETTER FROM SENATOR DOUGLAS.
'aiSs.oH, April 9.-Senstor Douglas has written q
!, >, occupying ei2h, columns of The Sent,nel. In reply to
N.'o'a'ioos adopted by a meeting Of Is clcreymeu at
s,D.ss,. ne lakes occasion 10 60 over the whole ground 10
s ~ Oh The Nebraska bill. as Involving a principle iden,i-
~ mat con,euded for In the revolution. He denies
ks%s nGlgynen have q right c. such to interfere in matters
mnEIuue moral and religious truth, aud inlimates that the
s.aon OF such power would be subverslve Of the p.in. |
zee government aud religious liberty. He further
ss,rbb 20 ths repeal Of the Missouri Compromise Is
hl =, !" " iailh. The letter is mild, considering It's source,
same Tine tart and aarcaaIic.
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CHAND
GEORGE J. SUMNER.
importer and Denler In China, Glass md E~nrilen

GEoRGE J. SUMMER,
Importer and Denler in China, Cissspnd Ear;hen
Ware,
(NO. 20, FtrTneRih Street,
AS now IN store. aud Is daily receiving his Spring sup.fsE5
"A pies OF EAhlHEN WARE and CHINA Of his own MA
c. 81 improvisation OF the latest and most approved patterns 81
aE3aua Shapes, .n.ciier with a large stock Of GLASS os
80 WAKE LOOKING GLASSES and FANCY GOODS His
- - STOCK VIII De iuInd as extensive. and prices as Low, as any
Northern Tc'pacSins House can Ghrr. Merchants visiting this mar
kt, will proaote their own interest by an examination IF biz sturs
before MAKING purchases. Special attention given to packing.
M IN receipt OF a large assortment uf China. Glass and VA,
L Ia''"en d Ie. 'icc rom The manufacturers. Of many new ~
* AMI handsome shapes and patterns, 10 which. with Il Co
(EHchoi stock OF Fancy Goods. Looking Glasses, Stone. $b
~ ware, Lamps, &c, Invite The particular attention Of both
3D wholesale and retail purchasers
Being determined TO reduce my stock, with a view Of making =
chahSc IN my lusInes', Inducements will be offered 10 puucIua! Gus.
or persons purchasing for cash.
in good order. 80 IJITcu !, WhTT.
March Is Rim cL;., MI -. r.s,
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- FIVE 81
TYNE ,hove reward and ul reasonable expenses vii! be pald iot
'n 3 .nnr,bsnsion and delivery to me in Richmond, Of my NE.
GRO WOMAN named DELINA she is OF a medium stature, dark
comnl..ion hetwsen twenty and twenty-five years old, and has u
liuIe scar on ono law, which came from pulling q tooth:
April ll-3' l2AAN.NOSGNuE.M.
NOR THE have In store 4 large lot 81 Eietch'
T. ePs Tonic, Phslon's Inyigorator and Dye, STOKES on. Bears
as low n . th.v a =, honeht. WIN. F. ADCOCK Il CO.,
April II Main Street, under American Hotel.
BATENT ICE PITCHERs.-We have just opened q iui
Il supply Of the above celebrated Pitchers. which mas oesn pro.
nouncsd by all who have used them, as the most compete FAehsr
of Tho kind ever invented for keeping leo water. BY Iheir peeuuat
construction, water will retain Its coldnsSs four timed a long oy
any other Pitcher. Every family should have one ~
April II BULkLES q w.
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LANDS FOh SALE.

Lands FOR SALE.
S9TE offer for sale three valuable Tracts vi Land.
w Tract No. Lies on the South'Side Ran Road contains
a5ou, 500 acres, and is extensively improved both IN building and
lcrtnity. -
about one hall Of vi Ich Is low grounds free from Innniallon.
Tact No 3-l- 4 valuable timber tract, OF between 4gV AMI ae1
AIRS EI wing a saw Mil on il. dong Il profitable business. Til.
truct is adjacent Ia, and would be II raiuabin property y IN the bands
Of The ownrrnf Trac: No. 2.
We ,nvrre persons disposed TO purchase. 10 examine these larfs;
they are very valuable, will be sold allow prices, anu on accommo'
dating terms.
RUFFiS & AUGUST,
General Agents for tn: sale and purchase oil llnds
M,rcl, 1l-cwIf No. lis Main Street, Richmond. Va.
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A NEW

ARLINGTON HOTEL-W. McCRERY.
A CONVENIENT and delightful situaton, corner Of Main and
"a 9Th streets. is now open for the accommodation Of Transient
Visitors and Resident Boa rders. 1t is he purpose Of the Proprietor
TO keep a first class liouae, and he will exert himself TO deserve pa.
Ionage: Travellers Will find superior apartments a. this House.
March 30-lm
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-cwiw. j. O POLLARD. Clerk.
IL iGE In IfNnE

EAUIE FOUNDILG
>E7IlE subscriberis now Prepared, having supplied himself with
4 Machinery aud Tools OF the latest and most approved kinds.
and worsnen OF skill and experience. toeXccutc orders for Stationa.
~ and Portable Steam Engines, Circular Saw and Grist Mills.
Threstins Machines, Tobacco Presses Of all kinds, Iron and Wood
Sheetrng Mills. and Brass and Iron Castings OF all descrptiohs,i in
the best mauner and with promptness.
EJ- The highest market price, IN cash, will be paid for old
Scrap Castings, Copper. Brass, sc.
April 2-d&cly p. RIIAM. Cary, between Pearl and 18th sts.
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DIX. n, Is. HUfT,
s1ORMERLS from Baltimore, has located permanently In Rich.
L moad. Office on MalH street, AT the Augusta House, IN Bnsher's
Row, between Eighth am! NIn't streets. Letters Of Recommendation
from d.. Il. 4. Smith, Hon. lieverGy Johnson, aud UIheIs, can be
seen. if desired. DE-. II. tenders his sincere thanks 10 the citizens OF
Virginia for their very liberal patronage during his visits IN different
parts of the State FOR the last seven years. and respectfully invites
ihcm 10 give him a c1li AT bis new home. lie keCpsa horse and sui
key, and Will attend 10 calls from llc country az soon as possible
free Of extra charge. All operations performed by him, shall be
done in the very best rhGuicr. ana charges reasonable.
Or. lIuyt will Visit Essex county at April Court. He will be in
Richmond all The month OF June.
N,rch lS-3m
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GENTLEMES
A RE invited 10 call at OWENS fashion able Furnishing Store,
IA l6l Main Street, opposite the American Hotel, Richm md, VIZ.
gluia.
SIiIRTS SHIRTS!
Fine Linen and Muslin Shirts, mad. 10 the iates, fashion. of the
best materisis, superior workmanship, and Dan,kin's Celebrated
Pattern.
W a. Danskin is the original inventor Of the system Of cutting
ShlTts by ineasur emen:.
Danskins Pattern has received the unlnalihoi commentator Of
gcntIsmeni In all parts Of The United States, ard has been pronounced
perfect.
Tie superiority Of Ddnssin's Pattern over all The late limitations, OF
il Is universally acknowledged. The yoke IL neatly fu-d TO the
neck and shoulders wul"ut- seams. contemporary, uUS- ""t chaio ahL
annoy the ~shTcr
@ en,Ieneu's measures taken, and ,hirtG made to order al shor,
notice.
ALSO PR SALE.
UnherShrts md Drawers, OF Silk, Cotton, Woolon and oiher
desirable kinds
Shoulder Braces and Dressing Gowns,
Russia Belts and Suspcndcrs
Half Hose and Gloves
Cravuta and IanLseTchie!5, ready hemmed.
Stocks and Opera Tics
Canes. Umbrellas, Soaps and Perfumery.
/, Together with a great variety OF Other Goods for Gentlemen.
nT- The prcesu OF tho establishment arc mitola'e aud uniform
and the business 50 conducted aE to secure tie custom OF those who
purchase ilOrl Us April IL
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VESTS, VESTS, VEeTs

In Endless Variety, al l3i, Aain Street, Opposite Eagle Square.
il. GOODMAN has now open Tho largest and riches; assert
Js meni of SrriIg and Summer Vrs:s ever opcncd IN the CITY,
consisting III Part Only Of
Fancy, Cuiurcd, Plain and White Mlrsciles: Cnlored and White
Duck Linen; Blue Check Grass Linen, skeleton siyiei Narcotics
Shapes; Farmers SltIn; Black Saln. Black Figured, and Fancy
Silk single aud half double breasted vests.
Also. 50 dozen ShIr.a, lU Juz-n Collars; Gauzc Merlno Shirts: do
Bodies; Lnea ami Ileached Jeans Drawers; Suspsnders: Lisie
Thread, CuIurcd and WIFI. SHs; BLACK and Eo!orcG Kid Gloves;
CimbriG aud Eancs SILK CraruE; Fancy Napoleon Ties; SILK and
Linen Cambria liGkis. dc. &c.
.rr,I m n GOODMAN.
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SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
FOR BREMEN.
PBNIlE nns Bremen Dark Columbia. CAPT. GceTkcn. viii
Il be the first vessel 10 load at City Point for the above 80
port, and having the greater PARTON Of her cargo engaged TIE
will meet with dispatch. Apply TO SD
Aprli0 SCfIaER. kOILER d co.
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HIM hotS LAM " IL
'gNIIE undersigned, determined TO sell, will, on the most reasonable
county Of King George. The former contains 400 acres. OF which
2U are in cultivation, the balance in pine, chesnut, cedar end walnut
timber. and is distant about three miles from Il pubic landing, oh
the Potomac. The latter contains $40 acres, OF which the lirse'
poItion II still uncleared. Iii $ all flat river bottom, ard washed oy
The Potomac for about hall u mile Improvements on each, conrist
OF a small framed building. Neighborho1ds go"d, Hnd churches con
ycnlent. Persons wishing To see tese lands, can procure convey
ance and directions Of Nj. J. w. White, my manager, at Potomac
river. one and a half miles distant from Roseland.
S5P S-Durirg this spiing there VIII he erected nj Iotonao
View. Con which there Is an ircxhaustable bed Of oyster.sNeVs9 &
lime kin. from which PURCHASERS OF the above mentioned iands lay
re suppied with lime al a small Inconvenience aud cos" h"od Oys.
tcs ae abundant on the flats fronting ROseland, The planting OF
which may become a source OF IIoIi.
TERMs:-Onctllrd cash; balance on time 10 SUIT convenience
,urrhaser. Address JOHN WASHINGTON,
March Ii-dlctf Guincy's Depot. Caroline County. q
LAND IN COUNTY For SALE.
yNNIIE subscriber offers for sale privately, the tract OF am v u
z which he al present es1es. lying on Sonth anna hneI mt
Beech Creek. % miles iro II Richmond and 8 ven ihneS rom Sns1
rui;,pe on the r. +. &P Rail Road, containing ABOUT
80. Refer rhan one II If IL arabic land IN a hieh state Of I'm,
uu.,sn and well utar ed TO Inc growth OF wheat, corn, oats and
tnh srr n good purtinno OF 1t being river and creek low grounds
The balance is we'll sci ~ oak and pine.
IL abounds in Il numbcro of hnC Springs, afordIns asconsnnIa q sup
py OF a. pure water as any III Virginia
;Ib. improvements consist OF a dwelling with four rooms, n com.
Curtph'e rrpair together with an addition Of three room. connected
10 The main dwelling by a porch this part Will be repaired, u re-
quircd. before saleD l new barn. corn house, gIandry, Hiiokehouse'
carraa e house, &c. att ,...
GOOD. A more minute description ~ deemed unnecessary inafhutp
as those who may desire 20 purchase will call and examine for Msm'
selves. ,o,,,
Seerofoot Post Office.
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UNITED SThTES MAIL LINE
F0R NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK
4 4 nj L SE0 INN Cnnf El,rn,d Garehdr

rU StNI NJ M
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK,
JAMESTOWN, Capt. Edward Cavendy.
LEAVES TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
dHREIGliT received TO day. Monday, a, IL oclock.A sss-1
Il and up TO the hour ofluclock +. VI Tuesday, theS!WTAAEegr
llth inst. -
Pa@cngersare requested TO DO on board before the hour of depar.
lure, 4 O'clock. p. NJ.
Tickets and berths securedat our Office, south side Of the Basin. -
Also on board the boat.
Passengers for Norfolk charged Same as by River Dorts.
ET-The Roanoke leaves every Saturday msrn'n- at : o'ciocke
April 10 LUDLaM 81 WATSON
FOR BALTIMORE AND
ME steamer BELVIDEltE will receive freight ? ES~ q
Il I"day, at u O'Clock, and up TO the hour OF -aSR@
O'Clock, p. NJ. Tuesday, The lth inst, tor the above -NHHA3"asass
places. a sufficient number Of hhds engaged tor he trip
April lU-A LTDLAM Il WATSON.
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a Ne W THING ENTIRELY.
yd1IIE MOST ASTONISHING PERFORMANCE HEARD OF
5 Barrels, FirSIaS, Kcgs, ard ali descriptions VI Cooper wotk
mad. and finished without defect, alright. at sinUOih rn0ush I"
yaroi-l, entirely by machinery. The timber is !hhcn IN the boi.
the Ia veg ATE sawed following. aud with The grain, cut OF 4 Uniform
LEI rtn. dressed perlcciIy smooth Ia and outside. "i 4 UNIFORM thick-
ness. i,ln;ci wfh perfect accuracy. each hd"lHs IT'S Ploi. rtonae
hLg.. according 10 rs width. and The strength OF each iuny tcsted.
The ca.E is howeHed, chanfrrd, crUze.cut. heads turned anu Inc
whole prepared for The hopping process III d manner so pcriec''
comciet-. am! 81; srior a flash, that We challenge the '."f'! t" FRO
duce the equal, aud that at The rate VI rom utcc hu""i "
day IN rIcn machine. -r.
!" - So. =" s.-" 81, ..-h- -" leo "p-Jr- 'T"m t" rnanest wig
!sad key 10 The LARGEST size cask IN general use, aN oil w!lEa ian DC
waTraricI TO hold the most subtle nuIds. Or nlap'cd 10 thI packing
vi ny description ui goods. Ia fact, the machinery CaEnJt make an
lmr erfcc, article. uniess he fault i' exclusively in the TIMBER.
Persons dc-ir Us 10 purcha &c the right TO ue this Machinery in
INV county in tn. State of Virginia, can cbiaIh any Information by
applying 10 IN. subscrihcr u; Fancy Hill, RuckbrIdgc county, Va
wnu Is the acunc Agent rthc State, excepting tc counties VI iict'
rico and Chesterfield, wsc!. huve been previously sold.
Dec l6-cwu DAVID r. LalhD, AGENT.
VTIRGINIA.-IN CHANCEKY.-At Rules held III the CleIk't
y OAEe OF the Circuit Court Of Eing William county, on Mon.
day, the 9Th day ol March, 1850
Ca;harrnc Crouch, fiainuc:
against
William NJ. Turner, administrator OF Benjamin I Da5ney, decd,
SaTic G. Dabucy, widow Of the said Benjamin F. Dloney. decd
Virginia Dabncy, Mary Datney, Benjamin Dabuey, Sally Dlbney.
Maria lasnev and Lucy pabnsy-the last Six OF whom ar: inlants
rndcr the age Of twenly-onc years, by William NJ. Turner. their
guardian uG Ttcn, Delts
.3The object OF this suit is Ia obtain a decree substituting a trustee
~ the stead Of The said Benjamin +. DabEey decd. AMI fhr the set.
tIcrncn, of the accounts OF the said Benjamin +. Dabney AZ Trustee.
Affidavit having been made hat The defendant. Sarah e. Harrison, il
not resident OF This State, she IL required 10 appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and do what Is necessary 10 pro.
tect his In'rTcsi. A Copy-Iesie:
March nl -rStw a. u pDlIANU Ger.
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PLAID Silks.
lust opened, 4 10; of Plaid Silks. at G2H cent?, a great bargain.
y Also, thirty pieces more OF those cheap Lawns, at l2S cents,
fast culurs
Dress Goods in great variety
Rich EmbrodrfI.s, Silk and Lace MantIilas
At99Maln Street. CHRISTIAN & LATiiROP.
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& l. . Il II G., G l. q f. IL G
OF OUR " MANUCACrU1lE,

For the Sprin z season
TE7liE subscribers would cast particular attention 10 their lars'
L aud varied stock OI CiothIng aud Furnishing Goods, made u
under our oIa supervisors; and u II was manufactured expTessl
for the Spring trade. the public can he assured, that as far as syl
Is concerned, the stock Wi! be found perfect. We have a full a
.ortmeut. which We hope 20 keep 50, as we are continually re'ciS
Ins new supplies ny each steamer. Look, buy, ard our word Tor u
YOU will be satishcd-S6 Main Street. three doors below Purcell
Ludd II Co. GROSllOSG, TDPMAS " W.
April7
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GOSHEN BUTTER, MACKEREL, &c.
DO KEGS No. | Goshen Butter.
~ Half bb!s. and Kits No. and No. 2 Mackerel.
Smoked and rIcE!sd Tongues.
DO Salmon and Goldfish. For sale by
Narchg Il. o. HASKINS.
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YORK RIVER STEAM SAW MILL.
TO OWNERS OF TIMBER On THE YORK, PAMUNkY AND
MATAPONY RIVERS.
yE7HE Suhsc ribsrs having eleCtcd a Steam saw Mill Of large d.
Il mrnslUns, on York River, adjacent 10 Williamsburg, arc pre-
pared TO contract rr RATS OF pine and oak logs, delivered al their
Mil. for which they will pay liberal carh prices.
Persons engaged IN cutting cord wood, will lind 1t greatly TO their
advantage, Ia raft their best timber 10 this Mill.
In order 10 facilitate their own businrrs and 10 meet The demands oil
the raie AID travel OF tins SECTION, ;he PIopretols OF this Mil, are
ruw crrrlIug q Wharf. to be known and designated as MitwoOd
Wharf. When this IL completed, they viii he prepared to furnish
b,IIs 80 lumber aud building materials at the shortest notice.
Tho.c who have timber 10 dispose OF. which may be RATED 10 this
Mil viii nIcasr address, SNOW, HAMMOND, i co.
E.h D5Lcw3m Williamsburg. Va.
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sALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.

seY virtue Of 4 decree OF The Circuit Court Of 1unehbure. will b,
ID sold on TUESDAY, the llth day OF Alrh, upon the premi,es,
he tract OF land on which Field Clarke resides, lying on both sides
of North Mehcrrin RIVER, in The county OF Lunen5urG. Containing
76s acres, aud OIL which there is 4 valuable Grst Mil. At he ssn,e
nm. will be sold some five Or six valuable slaves ard some perisha.
Die property. The slaves vii! be soii for cash, tho land or Il credit
of six months; The purchaser giving bond with approved security.
Tie sail! LAM. lies within four or i've miles Of the Richmond and
DdnyIIIc Rail Road, and has upon ii comfortable dwelling and good
faIm.Louses. and a sufficient proportion Of uGiberet and flat land.
T. II. CAMPBELL,
L. n. CHAMBERS,
JSO. KNIGHT, in,
u,~b S0-rr1a CnnmIssIOn-Is.
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Fa. lnaVe, &c, U. II. 81
DISCLOSURE
The Emperor has, with lively satisfaction, made himself
t;lainled with Lord ClarendoGs despatch Of the 23i OF
f;sh. lIs Msjesty congratulates himself on perceiving
~ MS views and those Of the English Cabinet entirely CO.
H1e on The sur ,ct Of the politica! combinations which IL
;ud De chiefly necessary TO avoid In the extreme case OF
f contingency occurring 10 tho East which Russia and
tsma have equally at heart 10 prevent, or, at all events,
':sIaY SO long az possible. Shiring generally the opiaions
f'ieoied hy Lord Clarendon on tho necessity Of the pro-
c's:1 maintenance of the existing state OF things In Tur-
t' ~. Emperor, nevertheless, cannot abstain from advert.
Ls9a special point which leads him 10 suppose that the In
Cnaa'lon received by the British government Is not alto.
IN accordance with ours. II refers to the humanity and
~ Ii:,a'ion 10 be shown by Turkey In her manner Of treat.
= Hst Christian subjects.
t9''ins aside m,oy other examples TO the contrary, OF an
y aae. II Is, for all that, notorious that recently the cruel
~ Committed by the Turks 10 Bosnia forced hundreds Of
c"'''ldn families to seek refuge In Austria. In other re-
['Vs without wishing on this occasion 10 enter upon a diss
t..sOn IL 10 The symptoms of decay, moro or less evident,
Es'enlei BY the Ottoman Power, or tho greater or less de.
rs u Vitality which It's internal constitation may retain,
x Emperor viii readily agree that The best means OF up.
("hog 'Ae duration Of the g,ifklsh government 10 not 70
ass by ovefbeariog demands. supported IN a manner
,"'d'lng 10 lis Independence and Its digoiiy. his Majesty
y'seu, az he has ever been, to act upon ths SYSTEM
~ Wv clear understanding, however. that the same rule
sussci shai! DO observed, without Distinction. and una
[s ~oan' oy each OF The great Powers, and that none OF
[,. n" Se'h lake advantage Of the weakness Of the Porte 10
k,s II HOE! II concessions which might Turn to the prcJu-
t.,, 49, 'ns others. The principle being laid down, the En-
n uecisfss that he !s ready 10 labor, in concert with
b S S,T al the common work Of prolonging The existence
\. % iufs'sh empire, setting aside all cause OF alarm on
n, ..oset OF It's dissolution. He readily accepts the evil.
W. oHered BY the British Cabinet of en,iro confidence 10
b, tr''Shtness OF his sentiments, and The hope that, on
pr.--s'', nis alliance with England cannot fail to become
s ST. PETRRsIURo, April 3-l5, 1858.