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6ATEST MAIL NEWS.


Mr. Hise's Spccch-Rtcer, BastHess and Weather
WHEELING March IL, 1855.
The Hon. Henry A. Wise, on Saturday last, sd.
dressed one of tbs largest crowds have ever seen
assembled In this city. For more than three hours
he engaged their attention. lie opened by sllusion
to his first visit to Wheeling twenty-five years ago,
while a student at WARRINGTON CoLLRaR, Pa. lie
then entered upon the discussion of State politics,
and has po}jCs. II he should he elected Governor
Til. was substantially repetition of his peters-
burg speech and elected frequent and enthusiastic
bursts ot applause.
Next he TOOK hold OF the Know No,hines wi b
gloves of. He spoke Of its origin in EJGer Han,
Its emigration to this country, and nstursliz ston
at FoaebU Hell, Boston. He exhibited the charter
of a knoa Notk5aR Lodge, and the Blue Book,
coptsinlng It's secre, signs ceremonies aud test
o1.hs ALEC. the consultation of the order, upon
which he commented at length, to show that the
organization is dangerous ones system OF poll.
teal prescription and Protestant Jesuitism, worse
than the Society OF Jesus, and utterly destructive
Of the freedom aud purity OF the elective franchise
He pledged himself for the gcnuneness OF the doc
usnents he used II they seaaiise then Know
NothInslsm is as much 10 be dreaded as Popery -
But the moDstrous character Of the as
presenied in the documents induces me to believe
that Mr. Wise has been imposed upon
In the course Of his remarks he paid his respects
IT, Philips, Parker, Gardiner, and Bennett He
denounced the latter man who had made a
millionaire fortune by levying black maid an up-
ptincipled Butcher who stood at the political
shsn,bles. feeding the political vultures wiki the
slaughtered lambs al innocence" He dthed the
know NohBgs-dared them to do their worst
and decla. ed that ten thousand majority would not
satisfy hun he expected to carry tue State by tlceu
q ttoHsGB&
tie concluded by reference to the Wheeling
Bridge case, assuring city, that II elected he
would msintain the rights of the State. The ap-
psusc loud and frequent during the speech
and though SAN was largely represented, nothing
occurred to mar the assembly or seriously inter-
TUpl il.
Mr. Wise was evidently much jadod and worn
dewn but on the whole his speech was brilliant
and efecuve-ii he made no votes he has lost
poae. He at least set the conservative minds to
thinkng Mr. Wise left for Pa Tkersburg in 1.-THE
City OF Wheeling" immediately after The conclu.
sion of his speech.
The river is az ain open, and business about our
whsTves is brisk The times not tass as
III were, though still tar from being such = s.
drsire The weather is still uns ~
and raw. "Old winter fingers in the lap OF spriug,"
aud the cold earth shows no signs OF vegetation,
while huge piles of ice lrowning in Cyclopesn
majesty upon each bank OF the river. SIGMA.
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I AND. sLzvEs. AND OTHER PRO

I AND, SLAVES, AND OTHER PRO
IL PERTY FOR BAEE.-Will be sold at public
auction. on the 28th day Of the present nonth.
March at the late residence Of Phinehas Csy. dec'
next fair day one half Of oil the crops OF every de.
schpton. ona half the Plantation UtensiIs and one
half Of the Household Furniture, five or six likely
Negroes, consisting of men, women and children.
Also. will be offered at the same time valuable
TRACT OF LAND, containing 1856 and 81
poles In the county of Chesterfeld lying on Swift
Greek, and adjoining the lands formerly owned BY
Archibald Ball. About 80 are frst.rste low
grounds and well timbsred. About one-half the re.
msnder 10 of such growth a. is suitable for wood
and fencins purposes-the remainder has not been
cultivated for several years, and hiss grown up In
scnal pines The soil of the land 10 very susceptible
OF improvement and In COED heart. Any person de-
string to view the premises before the day of sale
can have an opportunity of doing 70 by calling on
either ofths executors who will take great pleasure
showing them.
The purchaser Of the land will probably have
opportunity in few months of buying other land
adjoining, If desired.
Terms Of sale will be made known on dav of sale.
C. II CLAY.
. JNO. T. q. CLAY. Exors.
PHINEHAS w. CLAY,}
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HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE

- MULES, CAhfs, &C. FOh SALE AT AUC
TION Will be sold at public auction FRIDAY
the Esd inst at the residence of the late H. W. Dun
navant In the town of Sidney, three squares wesi
~ the Fair Grounds, the Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, corsistipg of the usual variety; also
Csrts Mules, and one Mich Cow, &c belonging to
the deceased At the SANE time, the House, On
which deceased lately resided) will be rented for the
uneXpired term of the lease, which expires on the
LIST day Of January. 1857. The house is new aud in
good condition. containing rooms with a passage.
has good two story kitchen, and we'll of pure wa
ter In the yard The lot contains four acres of
under good enclosure has been highly improved and
would make fine market garden. There are attach.
Cd stables for the accommodation of IA horses. with
forage house. &c which will either be ,old or rented
with the property, subject to be removed at the
expiration of The lease in 1857
All persons having claims against or indebted to
said estate will please them as early as prac-
ticable for fiusl settlement
LUCY ANN DUNNAVANT.
-, Administrative of M. w. Dunnavapt decd
The terms. which will be sccomm odatiug will be
made known the day of sale The sale will
commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS,
NH I6-FTuTh& AucV-.
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TRIAL OF SYSTEMATICALLY OF MANs
SLAUGHTER.
FARMvGLLE, March T. 1855,
The Circuit. Superior Court for Prince Edward
County, Judge Leigh presiding, commenced iis
spring term 90 Monday last. The only case of in
tarest thus far tried is that of the Commonwealth
rs James Shepard, for shooting young Allen. The
jury rendered verdict of guilty OF manslaugbter-
'he punishment being five years imprs onment In
the penitentiary. In haste, X.
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SPECIAL DISPATCH.l

EI"m'natton Of Henry D. Bird.
PETERSBURG, March 18th. -Henry d. Bird
was today examined before the Hastings
court IN this city, on charge of embezzling
the FUNDS OF the Southern Railroad Compa
ny, ana sent on for trial before the Circuit
Superior Court, which meets in Nav nert ~
The accused was admitted to bail in the sum
of $4,000. '-'0 QUILL
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DIR Lane Railroad
TRENTON, N. J. March 15.-The South Jersey Al,
Line Railroad Bill passed the House to-day by {
vote OF 81 to 81
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Nev York MARKETS., March Is.
Cotton downward and dull. Flour-pood Ohio
brings $9:37aSe:e1-Southern unchanged. Stocks
better and money abundant. Virginia skies 90 I-2.
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A CABIN answer to the inquiry of a
Citizen in the Dispatch of March 18TH have on.
y to say that have said did not expect to be
Ieelested, or that did not design being candidate
for reelection.
have now been nearly four years in the office.
during which time have endeavored to discharge
the duties of Superintendent of the City Gas Works
faithfully snd mpartally. and if in that capacity,
have given satisfaction, hope it may be the pleas
urs OF the citizens to elect me again.
NH l6-td Very respectfully.
C. CAMPREIJ
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CHARTER ELECTIONS.

In pursuance of ian Act revising and re-
dueDs INTO one act the provision of the Charter of
election will be held on Wednesday, the 4th day of
April, 1855, in each Ward of the said CITY, for five
Court of Hastings for Mayor, Superintendent OF
the Gas Works Superintendent of Streets, Superin-
tendent OF the Water Works, Register of the Water
geant, High Constable, Captain of the Night Watch.
Manager of the Poor House, Gauger, and Measurer
of Grain
The said election will be held at the United States
Hotel IN Jefferson Ward; at Lafayette Hail. in Ma.
disor Ward; and at Lacy's Csrpenters' Shop at the
corner OF Broad and Foushee sti Gets, in Monroe
Ward. 9USTAVUS A. MYERS
Prss't of the Council of the City of Richmond.
NH I4-tda
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Baltimore Markets, March Is.
Flour-quotations nominal. Wheat-red SPA
S2:O8-white $2:20a$2:23. Corn-white s7a6Scts,;
yellow S7cts
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NEW YORK, March 15.-There were $50 ap plea.
lions yesterday for land warrants. under the new
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NOTICE TO TRACKLAYERS.-S
IN ed proposals for laying % miles of track on the
Virginia Central Railroad, west of Stanton will be
recsvs cd until the 18th inst The road bed is cover.
ed with layer Of broken stone.
Proposals must be addressed to the Board of Di.
re ctorsof Virginia Genital Railroad Company,
T.. FONfAINE,
NH 5-t1S Pres't Va C.R.R Co.
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Neao Hampshire Electio

CONCORD, N. H., March 15.-Complete re.
turns from 205 cities and towns have heen re
ceived' which show the following result
FOR GONERNnR
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A D-TO MY FELLOw-oITIzENs
WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF PARTY AT the EARNEST
solicitation of many friends in various parts of the
CITY, who think deserve better situation than the
one now hold, most respectfully announce myself
a candidate at the ensuing municipal elections for
the office OF City Sergeant. Should the office be
conferred on me, l pledge myself to employ the
most competent assistants, which will enable me to
discharge the duties with entire satisfaction to the
public. beg leave also, at this time, to notify my
friends, that the duties Of the humble Office now
hold in the Police department. will deprive me the
pleasure of seeing many of them in person between
this time and the election j must therefore be con-
tent commit my interest into their hands trust
ing that the day of battle they will appear tn
polls ia strong phaanx and cast their votes for
who has gone through rain hail and snow, and serve
them 20 long for such small remuneration.
Respectfully, your friend
And feliow-citizen,
mh.5-.d CLEMENT WHITE
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY Gas
WoRKs.-To the citizens of Richmond. Allow us to
call your attention to the claims and Qualification of
Mr.. Thomas ID Wynne, a proper person to be
voted for at the approaching Charter election to fill
the office of Superintendent of the City Gas Works
Mr.. Wynne is the able and efficient engineer of the
large establishment of the Mesrs. Talbot Brother
of this city, and at present the able Corresponding
Secretary of the Virginia Mechancs' Institute. In
place him on his own merits ard qualifications as
superior mechanic, being emnently qualified and
well htteo to take charge, manage, erect and con-
troll the entire operations of the CITY Gas Works in
all their various plans aud designs. We will say
: Mr. Wynne is practical mechanic, having served
his time in this city-we know his moral and intel
lectual worth and his eminent qualification for this
office.
mh8-St* MANY VOTERS OF RICHMOND
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i. By doDDIN & APPERsoN.-

BY GoDDIN & HPPERsON.
" AL UABLE I'm az
SALE AZ HUc HTMASE AND BROAD SIS. YOH
afternoon, Is. issssM .,,ws :. sold On MONDAY
commissioning At ~ o'oIocS .sso. gu the premises
ine Of 9Th, betwoen Broad ana Iot on the rest
about 81 feet ,aeuins sbcus ,oe Taylor onna
fo, s. ", third cash; baIsnce At and q
nssotaele notes. bearing interest months
mhH ooDDIN i ArpERson .n,..
IN VERY HANDSOME BITII.nIMo
~ LOTS ON GRACE AND BRo In Inv
nn r s,sT THE FAIR GROUNDS. Foa snI AT
At At. AuCTiON-WiIl be sold on MONDAY ~.
ins at I, osIoss lss on ~. Il: premises ee%neno
MY located on the North sids of Grace. East q
ted on ~ o. iset OF ground Also similsrly situa
vldere street Each front will be divided into I.ot
OF ov ies5 each running back about $50 feet TO 81
,eyi nness Lot. are among the handsomeat in thai
TERMs.-One third cash balance at 4 and q ,no.
ioI nesonaoie notes, interest added and t;tIe rs
tanned t,li last note is paid The taxes for the pre-
NH Is e0DDINt APPERsoN, Auots.
HOUSES AND LOTS ON 3D. On RA-
IL KER AND ST. STEPHEN SITS, AT AI1c
TION-on TUESDAY, the 18th dsy Of March. lass
commencing &C 81 O'Clock, NJ. will be sold on tn.
premises, in the order advertised the following
estate: two handsome building lots, which til re
are old framed dwellings. each fronting about 80 ee,
on Tue western soc OF ID street, near African Church
also, new brick tenement on the east line of End
street, adjoining Mr. E. J. Crump's shop; also, the
valuable grocery stand the corner of I'd and Bake
streets, occupied by Mr. w. II. Landlord; also, g
newly erected framed dwelling in the rear frontinl
- feet on Baker streets also, house and tot on the
west line of St. Stephen. between Daval and Baker
so, small framed tenement on Baker street near
the residence of tina late Capt Prentss; and build
Mr.. Jacob Shook
TERMs-One-thirdc cash; balance ct 4 and months,
for notes. interest added and title retain.
cd Till the last note paid The taxes for the pres
ent year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH GODDIN APPERSON Ancts
T. SIN consequence of the rain, the
above sales were postponed to THURSDAY after
noon, 18th March, 1855. at same hour.
NH "a GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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MAN sHoT.-We learn that John Roe on SUNDAY
last, shot John Robinson with rifle killing him in
staurly They were both citizens of Ohio residing
about two and half miles from the town of War
ren. Cause John Roe had, from good or b I'd reas.
onDg, bee me Jealous of Robinson NJ teelinq Intel
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mh'6-3tswtds Trustee of II d. BIRD.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. JAMES RIVER LAND AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of deed of trust from Edward j Meany and
Eliza his wife, to me, bearing date Sept 4th, 1852
shall trustee, the Esd day of March, 1855, if
fair f not the first fair day thercafter) sell tn
premises, the Tract of Land wherein the lste Ed
ward J. Meany resided, containing about 25S acrer
situated in Goochapd county, on James River about
Is miles from the city of Richmond, and adjoining
the lands of Judge John Robertson John Adkins, R.
Maury & Co. and others.
The Land Is well adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat and oats portion of the tract 10 James Ri
YER low grounds, with the James River Canal run
ming through them.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
Selling Trustee, shall only convey with specia
warranty.
fe I9-d&ctds+ SAMUEL s. DUVAL, Trustee.
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I Attest FROM HAVANA.-The sub
II scribers have just received a small lot of unu-
suslly fne CIGARS, warranted Genuine. consisting
In part of the "Coronis.' the Cathedral" and the
"Djama," Londres. These brands are among the
most celebrated 10 the world and seldom it ever
met with In this market. The Smoking Public are
invited to csll and exam;n them.
NH 15--3t NORBORNE NORTON & CO.
No l64 Main 1t opnnsita Anne an Hntal
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( tONSTABLE'S SALE.-In pursuance
- OF an order of the Circuit Court for the City of
Richmond, made on the 18th day of March, 1855, on
an Attachment in the High Constables hands in ia.
vor OF Atwood rs: Mcdonald, will, on MONDAY,
the 10Th day of March, 1856, at 10 O'Clock A. M sell
for cash. in front of the High ConstabIe's Office
pay Horse, Bread Wagon; a lot of Flour. Sugar.
moiasses and the necessary Fixtures for Bakery
a lot of Crackers; a lot of Cakes &c.
ALFRED LEWELLEN D. c.
NH 15-dH For ]. p TYLER, H. Ger
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nh8-St* MANY VOTERS OF RICHMOND.

To THE VOTERS OF THE LIrY.-TO pre-
vent the many false ruuors that l did not mean to
be candidate for reelection, announce that am
and will continue to be, candidate for reelection
until after the first Wednesday in April next.
NH 9-tde A. MICHAELS.
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Metcalf, TX. NJ. q, 7a5
Baker, Dem Ok 81
PoS,ar LEI S-,; 1906
DNi''| l.l6f
twenty towns yet remain to be heard from.
winch Will probably reduce MetcaIf's ma.
Jority III the State to fifteen hundred.
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DEMO V A L.-"All the world and the
l. B. FARNSWORTH has removed to the large
and commodious store on Pearl street third door
from Main, where he will endesvor to keep con-
SANITY on hand large ard well selected stock of
Havana and Principe CIGARS, Imported and Do.
mestio Also on hand a variety Of the most popular
Lynchburg manufacture. All of which he Offers as
cheap can be bought North or elsewhere The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
for themselves.
N Bills Retail business will be conducted en-
treiy upon the CASH SYSTEM. NH 14-12t*
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FIRE IN ALBEMARLE.-A dW cling occupied by
MIR. james 4. Madison, near Whitehall, Albemarle
county. was destroyed By fire Friday of last week
together with most of its furniture. The house BIZ.
longed to Mr. r. Abel.
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Mrs. PETTET, teacher of an improved
WI and easy plan of LADIES' AND CHILDRENS
DRESS CUTTING, can be found for few days at
her room at the Augusta House. on Main street, be-
tween 9Th and 9Th where ladies receive instruc
ton in this useful ornamental and economical art.
Terms Of Tuition, including set .of rules and
models IS 90.
Paper waist patterns cut for so cts.
Ladies invited to call soon and judge for them
selves. NH l2-6t*
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~ PERTY AT WELDON NORTH CAROLINA.
On SATURDAY, 18th of March, 1855, at 10 O'CLOCK
on the premises, at Weldon N. c., will SELL BY
p P1bs Auction, the new HOTEL EATING
aoUeE, which has Just been scted. adjoining the
Passenger Depot of the Railroads at that place
w eioon Is KNOWN to be on the great Southern line
OF travel and lshas always been a place where the
2assengers going North or South eat their meals
This Hotel was put up for the express purpose OF
commodating comfortably and without annoyance
the largest number of passen that offer The
dnng-room is 81 feet long 80 feet wide and Is feet
high, capable of dining 251 persons at once. The
when all are finished there will be 40 convenient
bed chambers. Pipes have been put up for gas. The
kitchen large and well arranged and there cook
ing apparatus to cook for three hundred persons +
The rooms in the third story are not vet pleted
but the first and second floors and the rest of the
house, are so nearly finished that it could be opened
for the purpose OF furnishing meals to the
in q week or ten days.
This desirable property is worthy of the notice of
persons at a distance acquainted with the value of
such Investments in good localities For their in
formation will state that Weldon is the point where
the two great Southern Railroad routes to the South
meet-to wit, the one by Warrington city, Rich
mond and Petersburg; the other by the Chesapeake
Bay and Norfolk; and where they diverge by the
Railroad to Wilmington, N c.. ON the one hand and
the Railroad TO Raleigh on the other. There are
twelve daily trains now arriving and departing from
Weldon (all Of which into the depot along side
OF which the Hotel is built and from 10000 to So.
600 passengers pass there annually.
In addition to these advantages the water.power
Of Weldon is unequalled in the whole Southern
States and as it becomes better known it will be.
come a large manufacturing town.
The above sale is made by virtue OF Deed from
III. D. Bird to me. duly recorded in Halifax county,
dated the 18th of February, 1855.
TERMs-A credit of 6, IL and Is months, equal in
stslments for bonds or notes, with good security,
&c.-lien on the property to secure their payments.
mh'6-3tswtds Trustee of II d. BIRD.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE HATS,
FOR SPRING 1855.
JOHN DOOLEY,

81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
m Would call the attention of =
~ purchasers to the very extensive and
varied assortment of HATS, now ready for his Gus
toners. 1ffTfla
Having kept in constant employment during the
past dull hard winter, all his hands. finale and
han is usually hand at this period OF the year.
These Hats must be sold and the public u Tcspeet
uly solicited to call and make such seleetioas a
some Dress Hat for g. for % 80 and for ~. Ny SS
Hat il good be manufactured in any city In
the Union. ~ ArE zszaas 20 -
The assortment of Leghorr, Straw, Brsid and Pa
uama Hats, of all grades, will be found full and CON-
plete. Also almost infinite variety Of soft OF
SLOUGH Hats for Gentlemen and Boya toeether with
Chdre ms Fancy Dress Hats cd Caps; LadisS Riding
Hats. and everything in the HAT line.
Customers have only To cali and make their selec
nh s-dIm JOHN DOOLEY.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC Works. The Baltimore Clip.
per OF yesterday has special dispatch from Win
chester, stating that the Know Nothing Convention
on wednesday nominated Richard g. Morriss for
Commissioner of the Board of Public Works
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT
FURNITURE AND DRY GOoDs Al

FURNITURE AND DRY GOODS AT
= AUCTION-Wil be sold, on SATURDAY.
18th inst at 10 O'clock large lot of Household and
KITCHEN Furniture, embracing variety of house.
keeping articles, in excellent order
ALsO-An invoice of Dry Goods, Clothing &c
consisting OF an excellent assortment of
goods
ALSO-15 bbls No. Herrings In good order; 3
boxes Chewing Tobacco; 10000 Principe Cigars;
cases old Cognac Brandy, &c.
ALSO-An assortment of Crockery. Glassware
DC, &c. ALEX MOTT
mn Id Auctioneer.
HORSES! HORSES AT AUCTION
Il Will be sold, on SATURDAY, nth inst at IL
O'Clock, at the horse lot, several Saddle and Work
Horses; Mules, young and we'll broke.
NH 10 ALEX. MOTT, Auctioneer.
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office with GeOrRe L. Eumner No CO paarl Eiraa,
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD-Left the Tobacco Factory of Messrs
Grant and Bennett. on Monday morning, 18th March
BARD about 80 years of age, of small stature--say
feet inches high; dark complexion, and speaks
slowly; marks recol lected, except small
he upper lip. The above reward of 800 will be
paid for him II taken more than twenty miles from
Richmond, and $50 If taken within that distance,
and all reasonable expenses of transportation paid
if delivered to me. in the city of Richmond.
NH l4-St* MILES GEORGE.
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..sEA FOR SALE Tho Steam
80 . Freight Propeller COMAEkCE
wears old ; 10 81 feet 10 length. y feet inshes
breadth. y feet inches depth Of hold--sspsc'ty OF
1000 barrels and we'll adapted foI tcwaf lao tons.
snshI. tsrms Apply 10 8. FLANAGAN,
No. 6si s. Delaware Avenuss Phiisdslpais.
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DLANTNG MACHINE FOR SALE.

DLANING MACHINE FOX SALE
L As we intend to make some change in our ma
chinery offer for sale first rate Daniels Planer
which can be in operation at our Shop, corner
Clay and 9th streets 1t will plane II feet length by
% inches width. 1t is constructed in the latest i'm
proved STYLE with dead weight. &c Call and see it
JOHN l. GEORGE GIBSON,
NH I4-2w Builders