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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-19

TIE MYSTERIES OF THE TELEGRAPH
SOLVED - RELIABLE INTELLIGENCE
FROM MENICO
ny the Southern mall yesterday we received
our New Orleans exchanges of the lath inst. We
s-e happy 70 lay before our readers, this morning
summary of,he Mexican news by the Orizaba.
wach VIII set 10 rights the various versions we
have heretofore received By telegraph. All benev.
client hearted persons win be glad to learn that
His Hishuess Santa Anna was not assasinated, al
though General BahamuIdo has been taken bv the
rebel. and shot.
The revolutionary party appear to be daily ssin-
ing ground. i provisional government is reported
have been formed at Acapulco with General
Alvarez at the head.
The government troops had been defeated near
Chilpsnzing0, and their General (Bahamuudo} had
been taken prisoner and shot
With regard to this the Deltas correspondent
says:
Near Chlpanzingo, lately, the "rebels" captured
General BehamuEdu, a most confidential friend ot
Ills Serene Highness. and Immediately passed him
through course OF hre~arms. There was weeping
and waiting and crashing of teeth az the nalsce
when this news arrived.
We add some further items more for the sake OF
correcting the mistakes of the telegraph than for
any striking interest they possess
Santa Anna had sent for General La Vega to take
the temporary charge of the Mexican Government.
bu' be had declined the honor.
Large reiniorcements, under the command OF
Gen. IRyara, had been sent from the cty of Mey,cn
to Norelis, the capital of Michvacan
The Government papers report that 1000 insur-
gent troops have been put 10 flight in Zapotian.
The revou.ioniss at Tehusntepec have declared
in favor of Alvarez
Shocks OF IN earthquake were felt at Vera Cruz
on the ist inst. In the city of Mexico on the same
day great damage was done to the public works
from the same cause
bona hlerced Lopez de Santa Anna the sister Of
the President, had retired into the convent of The
Iucarr alton
The French steamer of war Achron had arrived
al Vera Cruz for The purpose OF conveying to their
native country the Frerch prisoners who were inn
R0usselet de Bouibon
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LATER FROM HAVANA

New YoRK Feb. 1.-THE steamer Cahawba ar
rived here this morning from Havana with dates to
the I'm Instant The expected descent of the Fill
ibusters had not yet taken place. but the authori-
ties continued on the gRi viue, and arrests were
constantly being made. The day the Cahawba
sailed, highly distinguished lawyer named Ciza
was arrested. The British steamer Colossus had
lett Havana for England, but there still remained
import, the British ship the line Boscawen sloop-
oi.war Vestal, and brig L Espegle.
rumor prevailed al Havana that the Governor
OF Puerto Principe had been arrested as party to
the conspiracy against Conchs, but it was conside-
red doubtful,
decree had been issued limiting travelling IL
censes to fifteen days in place of year, as heretr-
The British war steamer Medea, had arrived at
Havana
Sugars were quiet and prices easier. Molasses
was selling at 3 3 rails per key Tobacco was
Hrm and rather higher. Exchange on New York
4sl - cent
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COMMERCIAL. INTELLIaENcE.

NWI
me borrowing dispatch from Nsw Orlesns showing
80 savsncs and activity In tbs Coffee market. we
m 10 ne bsltimofe Patriot Of Saturday evening"
bsss ukLEAss, Feb ID The Cetfee market here
Lara az quite active, and prices have advanced -
My prime IL held firmly at 10 cts The stock on
r mas peen reduced 70 IS 900 bags and holders
IN. sskins cent advance tho above figures.
In 49, week ago was 60 900 bags conseq aently
.ne ssies In that time reach IL 900 bags Some large
20 sa 10 70 take place soon and they are expected
Price. al wih great spirit The market closes with
nALTtMoss, Feb. IL Coffee has advanced fully
CT; 70 the last three days
what unsettled. Not much dsposit,on 10 buv. a
AZ IA 70 s Ihansss Of $50 bbls Howard Street.
On lst. , Csc ioe bbI: extra at SOS.
fading buyer. We note .ale Of 100 20 bbls suUsr
extra City Mill, at So SO The last saies Of common
Grsin--Whsat There were no offerings this
morning nnn ON Change, consequently no sales We
a pSs "nte nominally at 81 9502.05; red do. SL9s
Corn.-The market is steady. but without .etiv;tv
- wers only $500 bushels offered, including 400
Wnlte and 1900 of yellow. Sales of the former at
Np,y CO VA and OF the latter at s909o cts.
Wv ,oRk, FEB. IL, noon = Fsur-The market IL
nrmE.ale. of 400 bills good Ohio at 90 seas ssutb.
e' n U.s. steady and unchan ged-sa 1000 bills
CornNTh. e market is firm to-day, with sales.
at 96d97 cts " '" '''eiA "Aeo
Whiskey-Ssles of Ohio at So cts.
BALTIMORE CATTLE Market Feb l5-Ths num.
per OF beeves offered to-day was 750 of which 26O
were driven to Philadelphia 60 to Washington 100
e.' ovst ana the remainder $50 head sod to butch.
ere apd packers at prices ranging from a. to S5 Is psr
,oo Ids on the hoof and averaging 81 81 An extra
r ,esh lot went off at 1926. Hogs-The market is
atner on the decline, since last quotations. in conse.
ooootiess, OF the large supply 1000 having
arrived wednesday evening and yesterday morning
Market continues outs dnII pc, ioV lo: Sheep
sales were made at from 50 to 81
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Corre,pondence o, the pispa,ch


Correspondence OF the Dispatch
Red Htatker--Circait Court Stampede Of
me Sporismen-"!SponSsh Tnqnisstson"
Political Motters-Knoec Notkings, dc
SrsuNToN, Feb II, 1858.
1t has occurred to me that an occasional
communication TO your columns from this
central point of the Valley and the State,
might be acceptable to yourself and inter.
cs,iug to your readers With your permis-
sion. then, | will sometimes drop YOU line,
that your readers may be posted in regard
10 matters and things in general in this
Sc lion of Virginia.
Stanton has been, for the last few DAYS.
particularly dull and dreary. The streets
are excessively muddy, and people keep
themselves as much as possible within doors.
This morning. however, the sun again made
It's appearance, and everything wears more
cheerful aspect
The Circuit Court, Judge Parker presiding
is still in session, and those who have leisure
IN attend. take much interest in the investi.
cation Of the dry perhaps l should say scef)
mill dam eases, that have occupied the atten-
ton of the Court for more than week past
Judge Parker is an intelligent looking man,
and preSides with dignity.
Speaking of Courts, reminds me that the
~ A''N - ui "a INC Nti Sturt. which
adjourned few days ago, produced quite a
stampede smong the young bucks of our
town. some Of whom had been handling
most too familiarity little oblong bits of paste,
hoard, with funny pictures on them. About
twenty presentments were made, and such
scaropering, 10 avoid the SabpnRaS of the
officer has not been witnessed in this quar-
ter for some time After the adjournment
ct the jury, public crier, probably at the
instance of some of the unlucky sportsmen,
paraded the streets and made proclamation
that the Spanish Inquisitiou" had adjourned
Political matters stand in Statu qWo II is
said that the Know Nothings have councils
q; every precinct III this county, and rumor
Very confidently asserts that several very
prominent men, of both the old parties, have
united with the order. If the Know Moth.
ings are not cautious in their nominations, I
should not be surprised to see considerabl BILE
boiling. do not think a prominent poll
tician will take.
Times are said to be easier than thew
have been here. Money is considered plen
tier, which will be prepared to believe the
next tiue | get dime in my pocket
You are perhaps aware that we have
town clock in successful operation now, and
the hour which it has Just struck admonishes
me to close. The Democratic Club meets
tonight, of which more anon.
Yours truly, LENNON.
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THE GOVERNMENT AND THE FILLIBUsTERs.-
Washington correspondent OF the New York Her.
aid, writes under date of Feb l6, that
The Grareshot of notoriety, is understood n he
in the neighborhood of the Narrows, freighted win
her old cargo of muskets, &c The brig.of, wa,
cambridge is instructed TO speak her, for wha,
end can only be guessed at. These active prepara-
tons are all made with view TO Cuba The tee-
graphic report that reached here yesterday, of the
expedition having sailed from New Orleans. ia no,
believed in. The government look upon it as q
ease put forth by the leaders to get important in
formation Of the force th at would be likely m ae
the expedition, and of the material on hand by
Concha to defeat it Its, however, believed thu,
the ibusters designed taking advantage of thu
Cuban armys return TO set sail for their selected
parts OF the island, where, comparatively speaking
they would be likely to meet with little opposing
force, the first alarm having proved counterfeit,
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BY LARUS g. SHINE.
TOCKoF HATS. CAPS. ROOT

STOC OF HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
- SHOES. CLOTHING, &c, &c, AT AUCTION
On next TUESDAY. the 20th inst. at 10 O'Clock we
stock Of hats, caps boots, shoes, clothing DC DC,
among which may be found IS dozen Fur ats; 20 dc
20 do White Wool do 20 Black do; p do Plush Caps
10 DO Black Cloth do 10 do Silk plush do; 10 Light
Cloth dos 10 do Blue Navy do; 10 do Silk Hata
Also Is cases Boots 20 cases Shoes all STYLES
Also large and general stock of clothing, beine
about 1000 Coats 500 pair Pants all Styles 500 Vest
different patterns, together with large assor TIM mi
OF staple and Fancy Goods, belonging to a merchant
about to change his business.
Terms at sale.
Sale positive without regard to weather,
feb IL LARIJSG SHINE Aucfr,s
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THE MAIL STEAMER BILL The House of Rep
resentatives on Saturday passed the Mail Steamer
Bill, with The amendment approprating 1858 90 to
E. X. Collins and his associates for Transporting
the mails from New York to Liverpool and back
brief sketch of this amendment will be fonnd
elsewhere,
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AUCTION sALHe.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GoDDlN K APPERSoN
VERY VALUABLE REAT. rsrArr

VERY VALUABLE REAI. FSTATE
.vn ~ CARY, BETWEEN 8rH AND 7rn sTs
n ~ IN, MY 9TH ST OPPOSITE TO PETEReBijee;
on MONuAY Afternoon the 10Th Feb 1ss5 Is ths,
premsss GO nnencins at 4 o'clock that very vnlrss
n,e iot with snail brick tenement therson5 en az
ING 58feet running back ~ fcst adjoining the ns
book Of tenements recently erected By Messrs n
After which win b. sold that truly valuable lot IN
the Western side Of 8th Streets opposite the Papsr
Mill and the Workshops Of the Richmond and Pe.
feet, runs back 100 feet to q wide alley This pran
erty. from lite location, peculiarly regarded a. val
liable, whether for coal and wood yards, machine
shops, warehouses or other building purposes
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at T. 3 and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed, or tile retained The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser
fell GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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RIOT IN KANsAs.-A CLERGYMAN MoBBEp AND
NEARLY k1LLED.-The Lexington (Mo.) Express
publishes an account of riot between number
o. fquat'ers In Kansas It occurred in the town OF
+ rec mont, ana the following are said to be the
facts
lac mob, without provocation, entirely destroy
W me premises of the Rev Mr.. Hummer, and,
S,'eI having beat and stoned his person to such
mat MI reasonable hope of his life was lost
s,.r Gsftied him of by force, together with his
Snh1Tina wife, who was stiil clineipg 10 his man
80 g'9a % dy, and conveyed them away some FIVE
,h' and set them down on the open prairie,
~ ,1he 70 perish The mob then returned, with yels
VI triumph to the residence Of A. A. Ward, where
ihey organized, and from whence thew started,
"a Hch u Ia the immediate vicinity of the demolsh.
20 p,tlnNes. They held mock auction, apd sold
Wv "I ti remained of building materials, which
80 t uid 10 oy the instiga.ors of the mob. They
s,i Uie the potatoes onions, chickens &c of the
'''i oieeoing, and supposed dead, sufferer.
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NEW YORK MONEY MaRRFr

Ms new feature in tbs money market appeared in
New York Saturday. Rates of interest were how.
ever firm Exchange on London lO9a
A meeting at the Corn Exchange to consider the
Usury Laws, appointed committee to petition the
legislature for their repeal
Virginia stock sold al $S5 $954.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN
r IBRARY SALE AT AUCTION.

i 1phAnI DdAE Al AUOIION' AN
IL extensive and valuable collection { T Books In
nearly every branch of modern literature to be sold
on TUESDAY, Feb 9th at 10 O'Clock, A. M, 10 the
store under the Exchange Hotel 14th street, Rich
mond, Va.
Among the books are Life OF Lord Herbert, Hook.
ere WORKS, Barrow's Con plete Works, Tickners
spanish Literary Journal of George Fox, Hosarths.
CROMWELL Letters and Speeches, Gibbens Apology
FOSTERS Essays, Waipoles George the Third, Stones
Of venice, Monstreleps Chronicles, Leishron's
Works. Clsrke's Concordance to Shah speare, Works
OF Peter Pindar. Bonds Library. 40 vol Boswelps
Johnson british Essayist. Valpy's Shakespeare, IA
very, ~ vols-, Queens of England, 6 vols, Cham.
oers Miscellanes and Tracts for the people, Hudi-
Catalogues are now ready at the store Of George
west. fe 17-2awts7
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KNOW NOTHING VIcToRY.-At recent electio,
for town officers, in Elmira, New York, the Know
Nothings, 1t is said, elected their entire ticket b,
msorities of from 300 to 400 over the united vote
the Wing and Democratic parties.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-I will
DAY, the 2ist day of February, 1855 commencing
at IL O'Clock, at Laurel Spring, In Henrico county,
the late residence of DR.. Thomas E. Cox, all the
Perishabe Property thereon consisting Of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils of
every kind. Horses. Cows Hogs, and Crops of Corn,
Fodder and Shucks; Carpenters Tools, &c.
Terms made known on day sale.
JAS. GRANT,
fe l0-tds Admir- of Dr. Thos, e, Cox. decd.
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- 18th of the present month If fair, If not the
frat fair day thereafter. will offer for SALE to the
highest bidder my tract of land called Lagrange"
In the county OF Hanover, lying each side of the
Virginia Central Railroad, five miles above the juno
tion and containing one hundred and ninety three
acres and one. fourth of an There lie an ample
supply OF timber OF the orig nal growth, for rewood
dwelling house 10 three hundred aud twenty yards
North OF the Railroad. and about quarter Of
and passage above, and fsur rooms and a pas.
sage below stairs, with fire place in each ROOM
and cellar room with q brick floor and good fire
place. There is never-ailing spring of good wa.er
in sixty yards of the house aud an ice house that
keeps ice remarkably well, about the same distance
as the spring The place has been allowed by all &C
quainted with it to be of the handso est most
healthy and pleasant to be found
The terms of s;le will be-one-half cash. the bal.
ance in nine months; and possession will Re given
soon after the SALE but the title will be retain ed
til the last payment 10 made.
fe l7-St* F. T, NEJ.SoN
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MURDERER REspIrED.-Phelps. who was TO nav,
been hung in Albany, on Friday last, for the muir
der of his wife, has been again respited for tire,
weeks
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From the st. Louis Republican, Feb. Z.
HORRIBLE AEFAIR

From private letter dated Patton Cape Girardesu
county, Missouri we are permitted to make the fol.
lowing extract:
San strocious murder and house burning took place
Wednesday night last, within eight mites Of this
place a young man by the name OF uckner some
time since, married widow who had a dsnabter
nearly grown. Not long after they were mafried d,
Buckner seduced the young lady, or, as some cav
lady and the girl have been qusrreling AID fighting
On Wednesday night last, Buckner returned home.
after an absence o. some two months when his wi
him with an axe. To hide all traces of their work,
they then set fire to the house, consuming the body
of Buckner in the flames. Whist led TO a discovery
of the murder was the Circumstance of Bucsner bs.
ing absent long, ard of the neis bora
him come home on Wednesday evening. They sa W
no more OF him, 90 they wet to rnkng and search
ing among the Goals and ashes of the burnt house
and found some bones which excited fearful snspi.
cions. An inquest was held yesterday and thew were
declared TO Dc human banes All the parties con-
cerned have been arrested except the young woman.
Mrs Buckner has mads q full confession
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RAILROADS AT CH1cAGo-We learn by telegram
rom ohicago that snow storm on the 18th again
blocked up the Illinois Central, the Chicago and
Mississippi, and Galena Railroads, placing some of
them in worse condition than before.
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DI MINI, FAINE q kENT.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ AT AUCTION.-We will sell on FRIDAY
the 2Sd inst commencing at log O'Clock, at the
Lower Shed on the Deck, the cargo of the schr
Connecticut, from Attakapas-
S4 bids. SUGAR. ranging from fair to choice
295 bbls. MOLASSES, choice.
TERMs-Under 500. cash; over 500, four months
for approved negotiable paper
CHAS. WORKMAN A CO.
Sale to be conducted by KENT, PAINE & KENT
Aucts. fa 17-t3s
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ILLINOIS LEGIsLATURE.-Th Illinois Legislature
has adjourned. The Governor approved the pro
hibitory liquor law, and the people will vote on !,
Ia June next.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A fire occurred in the town
Oh Snmpterville, Ais, on Monday night last, In
winch hVe buildings, belonging to the Rev j. Nor
gan were destroyed. The loss is considerable and
las heavily on the proprietor.
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SPAIN. We find the following item. headed 'the
Allies rs. the United States" In q summs ~ Of for
sian news by the last steamer:
The Correspondent Bureau Informs US that the
western Powers have entered into confid ential ne
gouatons with Spain for the accession of auxii-
ary force 81 $4,000 men 20 the Crmea. Tho 'con-
SHERATON tor this service is stated be the assis
lance o. England and France to protect Spain In
tns possession OF CUBA against any freebootiug at
tsck on the part OF the citizens of the United
States.
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DAnA'E by tEEsHETs The railroads In Massa
[ ['' nave suffered considerably by recent
.''hes' There is a break in the Essex road near
N'itn Andover, 200 feet deep, and the Lawrence
'a' mas been impossible for some days. The
boston and Maine road has been badly damaged at
Hsverhfl
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF GoLp Two boxes Of gold
shipped from Ca HERNIA, by the Northern Light, to
Page, Bacon Il Co, at New York, it was ascsrtaioed
on Thursday, had been stolen. They contained forty
thousaLd dollars worth of the precious metal 1t is
supposed that the robbery took place while crossing
the i-thmus. IL was not known until after the arr-
val in New York, when, upon the boxes being OPEN
ed BY the PARTIES, they were found cortain Iron
inatead OF gold.
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GALE OF FURNITURE AT AUG.
DIVERS DOMESTIC CALENDAR,
(PATENT APPLIED FOR.)
II AIDES Prnnriafnrs of Hotels Schn0ls


IL Public Institutions aud all persons having
LAUNDRY to be Troped or Calendared, are re-
specially invited to exaiaine these Machines -
without one no establishment can be said to be COM
PLETE. .
Persons who have used even tho cumbrous old
fashioned Mapgle, may know something OF ITS utii-
ity; and to those who have not used one. wilI 90
briefly enumerated the many advantages eomninea
The superior style In which the articles are eALEH.
DARED; also the saving 10 time, labor arc money
one woman can perfectly smooth and big hty glaze
moro Laundry, such as Sheetine. Table Cloths Cur
tsns Napkins Towels and na nun, snotsns I,nn.
Fuel is entirely dispensed with at all seasons tne
Calendar producing its glsze entirely
BY COLD PRESSURE.
Uouse Linens VII lsst much longer, - It Is soon
decayed by the use OF hot irons applied TO 1t when
damp-each application Of the Calendar producing q
bcine provided With India Rubber Springs, ID war
ranted not iniure the most delicate Lace or most
beautiful Shawl.
Servants can be shown their use Ia few minutes;
are wholly constructed Of metal highly finished and
occupy but about four feet tquare OF room. The
saving effected viii soon pay tor enc, that VIII last
for generations. There are two zes TO suit the e.
tsblishmsnt at different prices. Msnuf.csuIsd for
the Propulsion at the Eagle fousdyJ, By Mr. nshu,
and for exhibition and rsls By Messrs LAhUS
SHINE. Main ct Richmond feII-Im~
II OF FOR SALE PRIvATELY.--The
~ House and Lat between 2ist ard ed streets. On
Main. tiate the property OF Mrs Margaret Fnxxe
ssl; iuS 81 on e sss Apply Z sIa
A NTHRACITE COAL.-We have Of
1ED. Ssa a.: and NJ II coXi. for ds.ss
steve and Furnace '1rsIHSs:ssfi: rr. i MAYNARD,
fse-im Near Petersburg Depot
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

FURNITURE. CLOTHING, &c, AT
= AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY. goth
mss BE ~ ocsock, at my store. invoice of House,
hoia aud Kitchen FURNITURE, embracing a va.
RED assortment of Housek g ping articles
.ALsO-An Invoice of Dry Goods and Clothing.
consisting OF an assortment of Gentlemen's Wearing
to the trade. > ' ~
ALSO-S fine Cooking Slower: boxes Tobacco:
oeo segars different brands large Carpets IS prs
Their ed. " 90 Co
- ALSO-An assortment of Crockery, Fancy China.
Iea sets, Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
Re 10 ALEX. MOTT. Auct
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il JAMES RIVER LAND AT AUCTION-Rv
virtue OF deed of trust from Edward ] Maury and
Eiza his wife, to me, bearing date Sept 4th. 1852
shall as trustee. the Esd day of March, 1855 II
far f not the first fair day thereafter) sell on the
premises, the Tract of Land whereon the lste Ed.
wsrd j. maury resided, cor tanning about 25S acre..
situated in Goochland county, on Jsmes River abont
10 miles from the city of Richm nd aud adioinin .
the lands st Judge John Robertson, john Adkins RI
II. ManTy Co. and others. 49,
The Land is well adapted to the growth of corn.
whes and oats. portion of the tract i. Jane, ri.
YER low grounds with the James River Canal run.
ming through them.
TERMS made known on day of SALE
Selling rs Trustee, shall only convey with special
warranty. e
fe l9-d&ctds* SAMUEL g. DIJVAT Trus+ss
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GLAVES AT AUCTION, AT AMELIA
~ COURT HOUSE, FEB. e2d, 1855 we shall
sell at auction, or THURSDAY, the ga of Febrry,
at Amelia Court Hou.c tcourt day three ralus.
Bile SLAVES as any in Virginia, belonging to Mrs.
Cousins estate, TO witt
NAT. about eighteen years of ege
RICHARD about thirty-six years of age; and
MARY about fourteen years of age.
These Slaves ware raised by Mrs. Patty Allen,
late Of Amelia county, and are sold for division
amongst the legatees of Mrs. Cousins, under de-
cree of Amelia County Court.
Terms cash.
JAMES n. DOMAIN,
Petcrshurg, Jan, 9th. 1885. 70 9-dtAs
a. Enaairer copy times week till day, and
end bill to us.