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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

NAVAL NEws-The United States schooner Fen
nimore Cooper, of the surveying squadron, and
the United States propeller John Hancock, were
Teitting at Shanghai on the lst of January. The
United States sloop Vendalia on the station.
Intelligence has been received at the department
Of the death OF Lieutenant Arthur Lewis, of the
United States navy. He died at his residence in
Virginia.
number of invslids came home from the Japan
squadron on the L 5 ship Southampton.
L. ;. ship Portsmouth was al Tahiti On 21st De-
cembar
Commodore Newton has been detached from
the home squadron. His successor has not been
appointed
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NEW SPRING GOODS. I855-WM

NEW SPRING GOODS, l855.-WM.
~ +; PERKINS. No. 14l Eagle Square, tlate Wa.
rem Perkins, ia now receiving entire nav stock
of SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS, put
chased within the last fifteen days. at prices much
betoU those demanded for the same Goods early in
the season. respectfully invites the attention of
the customers of the late firm, and the public gene
rally, to this stock, consisting of the following in
part: Brown and Bleached Cotton and Linen Sheet
ings, Of every grade; do do do shifugs do; Striped
and plain Osnaburgs, for servants; Linen Table Da.
masks, Napkins. Doyiers ard Towengs large stock,
very low; French, English and American Prints;
Ginghams, Jaconets, Organdie Musns aud Lawns
commencing at 6{c per yd; Chally Bereges and Be-
rege DeIaine Plain Chaliies, ali colors and quail.
ties Bereges, Grape Bereges and Grenadines; B lack
Gro de Rhine and Tstfeta Silks; Black Rspt Silks;
Plaid. Striped snd Plain do; Plaid India do, very
cheap; Blk Bombszines and Alpacas; Plain Bereges
all colors and prices; Mousseins DeLaine do do:
White French Merino and NJ DeLaine; Cambrc Js-
comet and Swiss muslins; Narsook and Null Muslirs
Plsid Nansook do; Cellars, Ste9vss Chemisettes
Caps, Flouncings and Embroideries, ew styles Ho-
siery Gloves, Ribbons and Hdkfs; Curtain Muslias
and Lace Curtans Cloths Cassie eres and Vestinrq
Linen Duck and Drills for Goats and Pants;
with every article ususlly found in Dry Goods
house. Country merchants and others who buy
Goods for cash, or pay their bills promptly at the
expiration of months. will be offered very great
bargains ana
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Correspondence of the Dispatch
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
CHAM 0rTEsvTLLE, !
April y~.3 1A[,

CHAsLo rrEsvTIIE, !
April Jcd, 1855.
The people of this village were somewhat sur
prtsed yesterday by the assemblsge here of num-
Der 81 gentlemen, Of whose arrival and purpose
they had no previous warning whatever Il leak
I'd out in the course of the afternoon however that
know Nothing Convention was on foot whose
object was 10 name competitor of the Hon PAU
LUs-PovRLL, for this Congressional District
TGis indeed the case The Convention came
TO its conclusion in a tew hours, and, therefore, il
is supposed net much difficulty occurred in the Sc
lection As it is understood, they nominated DR
LiGoN OF Neison-sosthat the Hon. PAuLus Pow
Kill Will have now TO go to work in good earnest TO
countersct the lsbors of his opponents He will
have sharp practice in the canvass; for he has a
mighty smart people 10 struggle against
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ESPECIAL DisPATCH
ihh GREAT RACE AT NEW ORLEANS.
LEXINGTON NICTORI0uSi

NEW ORLEANS. April 2-The great race
against time for $40 900 came off on the Me-
talre course to day
- me horse Lexington, owned by MrsR.
Ten Broeck, tan single dash OF four miles
against the time made by Lecompte of = PC.
Messrs. kenner. Miner and Elliott acted
as timers, and Mr.. Cocks and two other gen
tiemen were the judges
Lexington won the race running the four
miles IN 7.l9 "a, being q Ia seconds less
than the time of Lecompte.
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DEATH Of an An.cricau Minister'S Wife.

OeatA q al dMcFlc0A W1NISIeF'S TT7Je.
WAsHINaToN, April 3.-Inteligenco has
been received here, stating that Mrs Schroe-
der, wife otthe American Minister to Sweden,
died at Stockholm on the cath of February.
She Was daughter fool. S6aton OF the Ma
uonal lntelligencer, and was a lady of re-
markabie intelligence and great literary ac-
requirements.
She was an intimate friend of Frederika
Bremen, the authoress
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ELECTION IN LYNCHRIrRC

LfNcHBuRG, April 3.--The municipal cleo.
tons came off here to-day, and were attend.
ed with much excitement
James G. Royal, the anti-Know Nothing
candidate for the High Constable's office
was defeated by nine votes
Thomas IL billiard, candidate for Commits
sioner of the Revenue. was drfeated Inv "a
votes -
"A portion of the anti Know Nothing Coun.
ell was elected in the lower ward,
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(ORnectLcnt ElecLi0nl

New YORK, April 3-The latest returns from the
Connecticut election show that the State has gone
anti administration although no certain indicaions
have been received as to who will be elected gov.
ernor
HARTFORD, CT, April 3-The returns are not all
IN yet. The result will be nearly as follows: Ing
ham 81 900, Minor % 900, Duton 9000 The Know
Nothugs and Wings will have 10 or 90 of the 81
Senator'S and probably 100 out of the 234 represen.
tatives
The Know Nothings and Wings have also elected
all four of their Congressman
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EIectloRa IN Ohi0

CLEvELAED, ONO, April 3-The munici
pad elections came off here to-day. Mr.. Cas-.
tie, the Know Nothing candidate for Mayor,
vas elected over Ex-Governor Wood, the
Democratic candidate, by 500 majority.
The Know Nothings were victorious at
Columbus, Ohio.
At Toledo, Ohio, the Anti Know Nothing
ticket was elected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

BY LARUS & SHINE.

4 SLUIHINU, CLOTHS, CASSlMEkES
~ LINENS, &c, AT AUCTION-On TUES
DAY, the Sd day of April, commencing at 10 o'cla
we will sell at public Auction, in our large Sales
room, large assortment of seasonabe ready made
Clothing, Cloths, t,assimeres linens Marseilles &c
Also, invoice of Boots and Shoes consisting of the
usual variety. The Goods are sill fresh and season
abis and we'll adapted to the Spring trade.
NH 81 LARUS & SHINE Aucts
POSTPONEMENT.- consequence of
the non-arriva of the above Goods the sale is most
poned to next FRIDAY Morning at IL O'Clock at
solicited. LARUS g. SHINE
APPS Auctiopeers
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Terrible Gale al Eostou. PA

EAsToN, PA, April "a violent gale of
wind has prevailed here for the last two DAYS
The track of the Central Railroad was blown
off the top of the High Stone Bridge, at Gin
ton, New jersey, preventing the passage of
traina
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ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC,

- USE DR. hOSES FAIN-CJRER- pre-
paration is truly the wonder Of the age Cures all
pain external or internal; cures Pain in the Side,
Limbs or Back, Chilblains Asne or Lumps in the
Ache, Stiff Neck, sors Throat Pains in the Bowels
and Stomach, Sudden Colds, &c. The PAIN CURER
being fine Tonic Mixture is also used with great
benefit for Weak Stomach and Bowels, likewise for
fever and Ague. Whenever you have pain use the
Pain Curer freely, and you will obtain immediate
lief. 1t acts like magic. Every family should have
q bottle in the house in Of accident sudden
sickness 1t is truly tina poor mans friend, and the
rich man,s security IL, % and so cts.
MEDICINE. -
DR.. J. s: ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR FIX
PECToRANT for the radicalcurs of Consumption.
Coughs Colds, Hosrseness Asthma, Bronchitis Spit
ting of Blood, Inflammation of the Lungs Throat,
and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not
only cures Consumption, if taken in time but it for
ti6es the system against future attacks As Cough
Medicine, it is the best in the World! II Is now
used and recommended by Physicians at home and
abroad In bottles, 50 cts, and g.
gives immediate relief, and frequently curssin ono
Dr.. j. S. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fail, in
curing the Group, that dangerous complaint amor 9
children. Price 25c.
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM
DR.. ROSES DYsPEPTic OR LIVER CON-
POUND-a sure cure for Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach,
Indigestion and Liver Complaint This Compound,
usod ~tn nj p.s ana vsr Go os
1t is a tonic, Alternative, Stomach and Liver Medi-
cine, and was highly recommended by the late cele.
5rsted DR.. Physick-50 cts. af -s1
DIR. ROSES Alternative or FAMILY PILLS.
for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Sour
Stomach and Costiyeness These Piils, like all DR.
Roses NJ edicines contain Mercury; they mild
in purgng, and, when used with the Dyspeptic or
Liver Compound, will cure these formidable COM
EOR BILIOUS HABITS BAD COLDS AND FE.
YER AND AGUE.
DR. ] s. ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL
ROAD PILLS.-These Pills are called Railroad
Pills because they go ahead Of sill other Pills in
their good effects active Purgstivs or cathar-
tic Medicine they have no squsi-frss from gripping,
carving of sill secretions and bile from the stomach
and bowels-they can be taken at all seasons by
both sexes of alt ages, and without regard TO wet
Their or exposure. If takea with d. RosE's FEvER
AND AGUE Tonic MIxTURE, they viii prevent and
cure the most stubborn cases OF Fever and Agae or
Bilious Fevers.-l24 and % cts.
All the above celebrated Medicines sold by PUG
CELL LADp Co, o. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker. AL
exander Duvai Duval i Merton, ]. B. Wood, VIM
r. Ladd and 3. NJ. Zacbrsson.
"a l2-RMAW& cis--ta
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He0ru .SBO1r Drifts

SYRAcrsE, N, T., April 3-The cars which
left Blnghampton yesterday morning at I
clock, did not reach here until half past 7
tins morning, being detained by snow drifts
from twelve to fifteen feet deep.
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL INC

' ON CLAY AND MADISON STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of April 1855. on the premises
commencing at a O'Clock. that excellent Brick
Dwelling at the corner of Clay and Nj adison streets
(nesr to Clay street Chapel,) now in the occupancy
ct Mr.: A Marsh. Tho lot fronts 40 feet extends
back $50 feet to an alley.
The house hast rooms. besides brick kitehen-tbe
whole premises nearly new, and in excellent condi
ton.
TERMs-One.f cash; balance at t. 8 and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
By trust deed or title retained The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser
ap 8 GODDIN & APPERSON Auctrs ::
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Failure of Page d. Bacon.

BosToN, April 3-Private dispatches have been
received here stating the failure of Page & Bacon,
OF St Louis
NEW YORK, April 3-Several bills of Exchange
OF Page d Bacon, on parties here, are returned
protested, which confirms the previous reports of
their failure
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EIcctinu IN Leln1lnnt

BosToN, April 3.-The election in Vermont
for State censors, was held to-day. The re-
turnsl received here indicate the success of
the Know Nothing ticket by 1900 majority.
The vote was small
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS

MI OST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ ON BROAD STREET AT Auction q
iI 18th april; at 4. O'Clock P. NJ. uoon
me PREMISES Will be- sold that most valuable Hou
aud lot on the North side of Broad hetvaan al
ana 1th afreets, occupied by C. Emmenger, Clinton
The Lot fronts "a feet and runs through to PINK ar
Market Alley about $50 feet, and Ia improved hv 8
iarge four story Brick House Broad street. with
Alley. A inA
Its Location and arrangement make this one of the
nioat valuable pieces of property on Broad street
table investment p0
oTERMs-one fourth cash; the balance at 4, 8 and
cured by trust deed. The purchaser To nav tbs
taxes and insurance for the present year
APPS TAYLOR WITTJaMs au.t
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oc, PAYNE l. MAYO.
Oiioe in w. Godd in's New Building
= On sRank

TKUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a
trns+s su OF trust, executed to the undersigned as
iasa 9eating date on the 18th day of November
Go, ana duly recorded in the Richmond Hastings
Soult clerks ohce, to secure the payment of a
sun unn VI money therein mentioned shall ON SAT-
~ the l4th day of April 1855, at ii O'clock
60 a. the auction store of Richard Csuthorn.
and Hsr ~ .a'e az public auction, the CARRIAGE
Terms cath. IOJN w coupu
ap 4-l0t* w. oGmnt,
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DEATH OF CHIEF JUsTIcE.-The Wilmington,
Del, Republican chronicles the death of Hon.
James Booth, Chief Justice OF the State of Dalai
ware. In a brief obituary notice of the deceased
the Republican says that no graduated at Princeton
College In 1910, qualified for the practice of law.
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SoiIfbE Oh NEGRo-The body ola egro belon G.
ing 10 " m. Heim's estate found suspended to a
''7e near Lyrehbnrg Monday, by a rope. The negro
had Deem absent some weeks, and II thought had
made his wsy 10 a free State
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bkaTRucTIoN OF WooD.-A large quantity of
Wood corded up-about I'VE hnnd red cords-on the
Hoe OF the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad,
three miles above Bristoe, caught fire Monday
morning from aspark from the Locomotive of the
passenger train a. it WAS passing by, and the whole
was consumed The wood belonged TO Mr. VIM.
A. Bowen
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I ,OST OK STOLEN ...;lI'il1

OST Ok STOLEN.-The undersivned
~ missed from his poose, A. ,s. n.na, - ,hs
~ min. ,a., and retersburs Rsilrosd. on Monday
o; Serrinston's draft on Booker Wal.
Cb.,ls. y ........:................ $50 90
watsins payable to the order of w q.
a q 100 90
W: hannsb'sdraft on Booker l. Watkins
n :........:............. 700 90
Edmunds draft on Barksdale T. Read
c,,r' so 90
mares brues's cheek on the Bank of Vir.
ch.ria a.a tof. ................... 5a4 50
a. sinia. payable to N Crews. for......,. 100 90
p. np,es 7" the smount OF about. $50 90
ryment ofthe Drafts and Checks have bsep stoo
snv Of them. es"'n'' ''"'"s tut
The hnder will be literally rewarded by leaving
o. 7h WIN booher& Watkins or Richardson L. CO.
ncnmond. or with Messrs Watkins Son 4 Co p,
tersbure REN W A. puH ~ re-
sp 4-Itf Oftha Arm of Marsbsll u.nnabIC
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FtsE IN MADIsOS.-Tae dwelling of Mr.. w. p.
Eiason in Madison county. near the Orange line,
was destroyed by FIRE Monday morning. Mr.. f. was
absent at She time Loss $780, of which 1900 is CO.
Vefed BY insurance
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bREAKIsG JAIL-A man named Crawford who
was arrested in Prince William county az an alb.
seondns debtor. and placed in Jail there, broke jai
On Wednesday night last, and has not since been
arrested He left his gone"-before he es-
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
EXTENSIVE TRADE SALE OF

EXTENSIVE TRADE SALE OF
~ CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND CHINA
w i'll be sold, without reserve, on THURSDAY, 5th
April. at 10 O'Clock. at nv store
200 sets Painted Teas: 600 do White Granite do.
handled and un handled TOO dcz do do Dinner Break
fast, Soup, Tea and Dessert fates SO do Blue and
White Granite Dishes assorted; 100 do do and do do
Bowls assorted so do Bakers assorted; SO do Gran
tie and Common Pitchers. do; 10 do and do Sugars;
Creams and Teas; rs do Cut Flint and Pressed Tum-
blers; 40 White Granite Gold Band Chamber Sets
~ do Basins and Ewers; Sd China Tea Sets, gold
band plain and tancyi A Casters poyers and sta
uonary; Chsmpagnes Wines; Goblsts; Decantsrs;
syrup aud M GLASSES Pitchers; Glass Butter Dishes:
Plates and Preserve Stands In great variety; Salt
Ceila'G Candlessioks; Lamps; China Vases; Motto
Cups and SauceIs; Matches; Fancy Soaps Playing
Cards; Tea and Table Spoons, go. &c.
The attention of the trade and country merchants
Is respectfully called to this SALE Offering induce
ments rarely to be met with.
The 3ods all sound, in perfect order, and en-
bIacing all the latest styles. The whole to be sold
without the least reserve.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock precisely
apps ALEX MOTT Auct
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M RK ETS

NSW YoRK, April, S.-Cotton is unchanged IN
price. The demand is still limited
Flour is improved. Ohio flour 50 628SIO per
barrel southero -four So S70SlO Il per barrel
Wheat has tendency upward. Southern white
commands 81 30 per bushel. Western corn lie sell
at s9Ui00 cents per bushel. Old Mess Pork quoted
at Sl5. Beef upward Lard unchanged
Stocks lower but active. Money easy. Virginia
sxes 975.
BALTIMORE, April S-BTeadstuffs unchanged and
no sales Sales at yesterdays rates.
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Arrtral Of tie Black Warrior.
New YORK, April 3.-The steamer Black
Warrior, from Havana, is reported below
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR
- TURE AT AUCTION-On THURSDAY.
9th DAY of April at 10 O'Clock, his residence on
Elcholson street, In Rockets will sell at Auction
Tor cash all the Household and Kitchen Furniture of
nir. Hammett Sharpe, consisting of Tables, Chairs
h1tesux, Beds and Bedding, Carpets. &c.
cow AND HEIFER.-At the same time will he
sold fine Mich Cow and Heifer.
APPS R. CAUTHORN, Auet.
TRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c. at
- AUCTIoN.-On Friday, 9Th inst. at 10 O'Clock.
at my Store, will sell at Auction, for cash large
and seasensbie lot of Dry Goods, Clothing &c
APPS R. CAUTHORN
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WANIED-By respectable English
W Woman, Situation Housekeeper, who is
perfect mistress In every department, either in the
city or country The best of references given. Ad-
dress D. Dispatch office. NH SI-Iw
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A LEASE ON VERY VA1,uART.E

A LEASE ON VERY VALUABLE
- ,phorERTY UNTIL THE lsT OF FEBRUA.
1s92 SWii be sold at auction on the premises
gu ro hsDAf, the lst dag of May next if fair
eioG. M the above lease a lot of ground in
clty OF Richmond fronting 200 feet on the south
IlVer. There is upon said lot brick building 40 fact
oy ~ In which ls an excellent steam sine of 81
morse power, with other machinery, used as a Pls.
nlng NAIL together with other improve ments on tn.
premises. with small outlay these fixtures might
DC asea soT Plaster Mill, for which business the Sit
no OF TINS iot together with the improvements
upon IL, furnish much greater advantages than snv
oner IN the state Plaster brought to the spet by
as ballast whilst the canals and railroads In
US medlate vicinity afford means of TRANSPORTATION
10 every section of the csuntry
Tefms made kr own the day of sale
PAYNE MAYO,
Oihoe in w, Goddn's New Building
In ksfr
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IHPSferD Puj}r,ud

FFtSL6TH Nu2ITOUd.
Boston, April 3.-The Stockholders OF the West
ern Railroad, Ia meeting here to-day, authorize ed
the Directors to apply for aIoan of million and :
halt dollars to build second track from Springfield
to Albany.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY PAYNE l. MAYO, Auctiopee

,mce on Bank Street-W Goddin's New Rnldiny I
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE AT
OF AOCTIoN Will be sold ON MONDAY, the
9Th instant, on the pre- mses the House and Int nn
PIN street between Leigh and Clay streets frontips
oth street t2 feet and running back 1872 feet to an
necessary out buildings, viz q two story LiteLsn.
green mouse. bath house, &C., &c. Will be sold at
the same time Al feet of Ground adjoining which
Will be divided to suit purchasers
IERMs-One-fourth cash the remainder on +.
o.ealt OF g. and ~ months, secured by negotiable
psper sauhactorilv endorsed. interest added and
title retained till the last note is paid
PAYNE MAYO,
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
" On THURSDAY, 5th April, we will 90 II at 10
O'Clock, at our auction store assortment of GRO.
CERES, viz:
LaguaYrs, Rio and Java COFFEE
Coffee SUGARS
Rectifed WHISKEY
New England RUM
French BRANDY, |. t and 1 pipes
CIGARS
LIVERPOOL Fine SALT
SOAP; CANDLES
WRAPPING PAPER
Green and Biach TEAS. nc. &e ,L.
TERMs-Under Slo0. cash Sioo and ovsf moesas
credit, for approved pspar ro
- On Aucts.
800
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LOCATED WELL

4 AESIR ABLY LOCAl ELI II W Il Il L.
~ ING ON 7TH BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT-AUCTION.-
win be sold MONDAY, the och day OF April
1855, on the premises, commencing at A o'clock r
M, that desrably located Brick Dwelling on the
West line of 7th between Clay aud Leigh streets
now in the occupancy of Mr. VIM. J. Swords. The
Lot has front of All feet and depth of $50 feet
The House has 6 rooms, besides Kitchen and with
noderate outlay could be made most comfortable
residence; it is now, however, in good order.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and X
months for gotiable notes interest added, and tie
retained till the last note 10 paid. The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH 80 GODDIN AfFEhSoN, Aucs'
THRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed OF
Il trust executed to the undersigned az trustee by
Anthony Roberts bearing date June Is 1851 and sd-
,nitted TO record In ,he Clerks Office OF henfco
county court on the 26th the same month"; TO secure
To Hiram w TYLER the payment of the sum OF S2i2.
with interest I'll ereon from the 25th OF june 1851 TIL
Maid shall on MONDAY, 18th April 1852 II fair III not
On the next fair day at4k oclk P expose to sale,
at public auction, the premises piece OF land IN
The comfy Of Henrico in Port Mayo below the city,
adjoining the property of Henry Sanders and -
Inmpkin and opposite the property of L. Waddili.
contapng 81 feet front, and running back 1872 feet
incl more or less
the title to the property IL believed to be good,
hut acting as shall convey with special war
Tanty only. Terms cash.
JAMES ELLETT, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDiN l. ApPERsos, Aucts.
NH ltd
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Ii AkPER'S NEW MONTHLY MA
H GAZfNE FOR APRiL-At
BUFFERS & SIMoNS',

Isl Main street,
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank
CONTENTS:
Visits to the Cataconbs of Rome; BY 0eofge W.
Greene
illustrated / y twenty -ei sht eggraylngs.
Darien Ex pioriBg Expeditions; By }. 7. Hesay--
illustrated by three ensEsginss.
The DOG Described and Illustrated
illustrated by nineteen ensravings
Some Account of . Consulate.
The Lost Son of Ichabod Armstrong.
Lady Blsssinston and Count D'OTsay.
The econd Baby.
The Newcouss; by W. NJ. Thsckersy-
With fva illustrations By Doyle.
Chapter LII Family Secrets
Chapter LII. In which kinsmen fail out.
Chapter LIV. Has Trasiosi Ending
The Paradise Of Bachelors and the TaftAfas OF
Maids.
The highwaymans Bridal.
Vampires.
Monthly Record Of Current Events.
Editors Table
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Editors Drawer. &.
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