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CUBA.-THE CENTRAL AMERICAN EXPEDITION
&c.-We extrac. the following from letter in the
Baltimore Sun, dated Washington, Marchs.
Nothing can be further from the purpose of our
government at ths time than to interpose in behalf
OF the Cuban patriots in any way directly or indi.
rectly. Even were Cuba in blaze of revolution
it is not likely that the President would cali Con
gress in special session for the purpose of propo-
sing repeal OF the neutrality laws. He would
not expect support for such a measure from the
next House. or any measure looking towards inter
vention by force on the part of this government in
behalf OF the reyolted Creoles We have nothing
definite or reliable In relation to expeditions from
this country against Cuba Gen. Qutman, it is
understood, will not move ia the matter without the
assent of the general government.
Col. Kinney, having been gently cautioned by
Mr.. Marcy against undertaking hostile expedition
against foreign friendly power, has resigned his
commission as Captain General, &c. of the Gen.
trial American Land and Mining and Colonization
Company, and the same has been accepted. Will
liam Cost johnson, who had acted as President
pro TEN. OF the Company, has also resigned and
ex-senator Cooper. OF Pennsylvania has been ap-
pointed President, with full powers. He will pre-
badly soon proceed to San Juan, with coloniss who
will not go to fight any thing but the dense forests
OF valuable woods. The expedition will resemble
that OF William Penn, rather Than of Gen. Lopez
II Is now supposed that General Harvey will be
appointed to the new Brigadier Generalship.
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THE CULPEPER TRAGEDY-We learn from the
oaipeper Observer, that VIM. Martin, who shot and
Killed man by the name of Hughes, at Stevens.
burg, was tried on Thursday before an examining
curt aud acquitted
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BALTIMORE CoNFERENcE.-On Thursday. Rev
DR.. Doggett and Rev. Mr.. Bennett, of the Virginia
Conference, were introduced to the body in ses
sion in Baltimore.
Tne following was the subject Of warm and pro
ionged debate.
Rev John Guyer presented preamble and resolu
tons setting forth the alleged fact that much dissa
afacton prevailed throughout the bonds of the con-
terence on account of the expenses of the presdDg
elders and the present maintenance of a special
agent for the tract department. The paper recon
mends that the present agency be disp ensed with,
that the presiding elders be the medium of .rac. cir
culston, authorizing them to employ colporteurs
either preachers or laymen, and that they be en-
powered eseh 20 draw the tract collections for
more than $50 for the same.
The paper finally referred to special commit.
tee of five.
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\ NOTICE.-PREMIUM

bOUT AND oHUE MANUFAC-
TORY, No. ls7 Main st.-The subscriber 70.
turna his thanks to his friends customers
and the public generally for the liberal patronage
has received from them, and hopes by strict atten.
ton to business to merit continuance of the saroe
assuring them that pains will be spared, either on
his part or those in his employment to give sstifac-
ton to all
He would also most respectfully call the attention
of all in want of BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS, CAR.
PET BAGS, VALICES, &C., to his assortment az
they will always find large stock to select FROM Ell
Their of his own manufacture or of the best PhiIa-
delphia New York and Eastern work, of the best
house in the Southern country, of the quality.
ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c, No. 127 Main st.,
Richmond, Va.
Ladies', gentlemen's, boys misses and
children's Boots and Shoes, of every description,
made to order in the best and most fashionable man.
ner, at the shortest notice. ia ~
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tiScIsSATI, March There IL consider able ex-
atement among the politicians In Indianapolis In
g.sna since the adjournment of the Legislature.-
enc Governor yesterday appointed several State Of
s, the oath OF office and consequently the places
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nARslsBUsG. March "a series of resolutions
oeen offered In the Pennsylvania Senate to an
i ~ The adjournment of the Convention of the two
nouies Till October, and fixing the adjournment to
cue ]oth inst. they were referred to the judiciary
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Iac0 Ladies Murdered.

BOSTON, March 9.-At South Gardiner, on Wed
nesdsy night last two elderly sisters of the late Alb
erskneeland, were murdered, and their house was
ransacked. vagrant French man has been arrest
ed on suspici
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DRIME GROCERIES,

SO do Java
$50 BbIs Crushed and Powdered
$50 do Stuarts &c"
100 do ssU Y,' and Stuarrs .'Clari. SSUGARS
fedn "A" and sB"
so Boxes Loaf
$50 Boxes Adsmantine, Mitohelps q ANDLES
and Sperm -
200 Packages Green and Black TEAS
900 Bags SHOT
1000 Lbs LEAD
1000 Kess Old Dominion NAILS, assorted dzes
100 Polished GRIND STONES
600 Sides Sole LEATHER
1000 Kegs SUP Carb SODA
50 Bags GINGER, PEPPER and eIMENTo
50 Bbls new crop N O AOLA66E6
so half bbls do 40
50 Hhds SUGAR
SO Bbls new No MACKEREL
Cgaxs. Bed Cords, PlQw Liues Wrapping PaPsrs
Shoe Tesks. CAudlewisk, Cotton Irvine, Hating, kci
received sad for SALE b.
ja 29-ts flEsLEY. TARDY 4 co.
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WANTS.

WANTED-To employ three or four
W BOYS, to work in Smoking Tobacco and CT.
gar Factory. Apply at this office. NH est
WANTED.-To purchase OF hire, very
W likely, bright or Indian coioured, boy for
driving carriage and to attend to horses in this city
good cash price will be given for who will suit
Apply to ED. d. EACHO,
my 5-lw General Agent and Collector.
WANTED.-An English Lady, who is
w competent to instruct in FRENCH, MUSIC
and DRAWING. desires daily engagement in q
private family, or would if PREFERRED receive two
or three morning Pupils at her residence Salts
factory references will be given. Address M. H.,
Box $685. post Office" fe 27-l2tk
WANTED-STORAGE-In the large
W and convenient Fire.proof Warehouse in rear
of Hsxall l. Co.'s Office. =
= Insurance can be effected at tae lowsst rssss.-
Terms OF Storage liberal. Apply to ia
w. T. STAPLES & CO.,
de l2-Sms 18th ST., South OF Cary.
"ANTED-We wish to hire six able
w bodied NEGROES, to drive wagons and do
farm work.
desc 8. McGRUDER'S SONS.
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Raaroad Bridge Burnt
BosToN, March ga bridge near Winooski river
on the Vermont Central Railroad, was destroyed
by IRE yesterday. Loss Sl0,000-insured.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, March Sth.-The
number of Bssves offered to-day was 600 of which
10 were driven to Phadelphis, and 75 remaining
on hand and 355 sold to Baltimore butchers and
packers, at prices ranging from $50 to $6-averagns
S512t. Those which obtained Sc were of very extra
breed. The hog market continues brisk, sales ia.
king place at Ito $3.50. Sheep are rather dull, and
prices are from 5 to S.
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ESOR 6ALE-5 very desirable Building
Il Lots II the Town Of Fulton, near the Chas. City
Road fostnG 50 feet and running besk 1lo feet %
10 q. alley. mis- ]. CAUTHo9N.
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more Markets, Marck 9.

Baltimore Markets, Marck 9.
Howard street Flour held at So offers of So s7a
were refused. Wheat-none ofering-quotsd nom
inaly at yesterdays rates. Corn-yellow 86087 cts.
white 85086 cts
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a LARGE STOCK BOOTS

HAND SHOES AT AND BELOW ~0
COST.-The subscriber having purchased the
80 interest Of Jehn c; Page, Jr., in the stock of
BOOTS and SHOES, in the store No. Is Main st ,
occupied by P. X. WHITE l. CO, will sell the
same at and beosc cost until the LIST day of March,
when the stock remaining hand will be closed out
at public Auction. for the purpose of closing the
concern of WHITE L. PAGE.
P. K. WHITE.
N BAH persons indebted to the Concern of
WHITE PAGE, will confer a favor by settling
their accounts early possible, it is absolutely
necessary that all accounts previous to the Ist JAM
1855. should be paid. P. K. w.
fe %
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:. SUPERINTENDENT or THE CRY Gas
Woaks.-fo the citizens Of Richmond. Allow us to
~ X1al sttsp,ion e the claims and Qualification Of
~. Inomaa n. Wynne, - proper person to be
voted for q the approaching Charter election to fill
The efacs Of supsrintsndsufo OF the City Gas Works
I.se establIshmsnt Of the asssss TaiSot Brother,
Secretary Of the Virginia Mschaaics' Institute To
placs him on his own merits and Qualifications a. a
superior mechanic, beiag eminentiy qualified and
wei nttec to take charss. manage, erect and con-
tsot the entire operations of the City Gas Works In
al their various plane and designs We will say
~ Wynnem practical mechanic hsvine served
Office. -
mhs-st+ MANY VOTERS OF RICHMOND. )
10 THE VOTERS OF THE CIrY.-To pre-
vent the many false rumors that did not mean to
Dc candidate for reelection, announce that am,
until after the first Wsdne sday in April next
mns-tde A. MICHAELS. /.
A CAR D-To MY FELLOw-crrIzEEs
WITHOUT DnTIScrIoN OF PARrY!-At the earnest
socitation OF many friends Ia various parts of the
city who think deserve better situation than the
candidate at the ensuing municipal elections. Tor
the office of City Sergeant. Should the Office be
conferred ON me, pledge myself to employ the
moet competent assistants, which will enable me to
discharge the duties with entire satisfaction the
public beg leave ALSO at this time, to notify my
hold in the Police department. win deprive me the
pleasure of seeing many of them in person between
this time and the election. must therefore be con-
ing that the day of battle they viii appear at the
polls In strong phaanx. aud cast their votes for one
who has gone through rain, hail and now and served
them SO long fer such small remuneration.
Respectfully, yonI friend
mh5 Std CLEMENT WHITE.
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The Expected Steamer,

&c Ea pecteh steamer.
NEW YORK March 9.-At 12 o'clock there were
no signs of the Pacific at Sandy Hook. The report
that she was telegraphed yesterday, was an error
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au GREAT REDUCTION IN

HFH UhEAI hEOUCIION I'm
- THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy
ing from J. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel 4S
Building, Richmond.
Noleskin HATS, of best quality..............es 80
Do do second do...................S 90
Fashionable BLK HATS. %
Zine calfskin sewed BOOTS, 50
Fine cafskin sewed SHOES. -
one of the best makers in the city Of Philadelphia
supply him with handsome and substantial calfskin
sswed BOOT, which he will sell ct the unpreeedent.
cd low price of SS SO. del
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EDW'D D. EACHO,
NH 8--2awlm Gen'l Agt and Collector.
DROAD STREET HOTEL. LATE

- SWAN TAVERN.-The travelling public be.
ing daily notified of changes BY several of the Rich
mond Hotel keepers of their charges of fare, &c {,
feels licensed to say that he had taken advan-
tage of the rise in the prices of almost every aatice
required to sustain life, to practice extortion upon
any persons either trav Her citizen, he shall not
now, when the market prices still tend upward re-
duce the charges of his sstabishment-feeliug salts
fed that emil ghteped and honest people will not
expect Of him for less than $3.50 1.-THE highest
charge ever made) what cannot be anywhere else
upon this continent found for less than % so The
Hotel will not call upon any to aid him In break
ing down other Hotel keepers but will respectfully
say to the travelling public and all others Interested
fortsbe and should any feel that they have not
received the guild pro quo, the full value Of his
sense of Justice. ISAAC AVERY GODD1N. p
4. N
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SALE OF REAL Els
Il TATE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust exscrted
BY r. r: Woodson, dated 29th March, 1858. recorded
In HenTico County Court, will be sold on WEDNES-
DAY, 14th day of March, at O'Clock P. NJ, upon
the premises, the property conveyed in said Deed
being lot OF ground on the North side of Leigh st.
as continued near Buchanan's Springs adjoining the
property of N. f. Bowe fronting 10 feet runnine
back IT'S feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMs-Cash. g
By order of the TRIJSfEE
NH TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
A FTER the above sale will be sold tan
~ other Lots near the above, ~
Terms made to suit purchasers
NH 2 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucts
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Neao York Markets, March 9.

Neao YORK. MARKETS., March 9.
Cotton unchanged. Flour upward and firrner-
sales of good Ohio So 25 % s9.75; Southern finn
Wheat unchanged and in limited demand Corn
upward and firm, Sales of Western mixed at "a eta
Pork upward and firln-old mess $14 IS.
Stocks firm and money market easier. Virginia 6's
So; Ohio trust 5Louisisna 6s 89i Missouri 6's 94A
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DURNING FLuTD.-lO bbls Vests
- csisbEatsd Burning Fluid, for sale low By
mhs BENNETT Beers, DTugsists
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHnApEL

Ii PHIA-IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
To ell persons afflicted with sexual disease, such q
Seminal Weakness. Impotence, Gonorrh9s, Gleet,
Syphilis 90, dc-The HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
OF Philadephia in view of the awful destruction Of
human life and health caused by sexual diseases and
the receptions which practised upon the unfor.
inmate victims Of such diseases BY quacks have d.
rected their consulting Surgeon. az charitable act
worthy of their name. to give medical advice eratia
to all persons thus afflicted (msle or fensle9 who
their condition tase occupation habits of fe &C.,
and in cases OF extreme poverty and suerins to fur
nish medicines free Of charge.
The Howard Association 10 benevolent instita-
ton, established by special endowment for the
lief OF the sick and distressed. aaictsd With "viu-
used for no other purpose It has now surplus Of
means which the Dirsctors have voted to advertise
the above notice Il 10 needless to add that the A..
ISOLATION Commands the highest medical skll II the
age.
Address (post-paidl DR.. GEO. B. CALHOUN. Com
sultinr 6urseou Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. By order OF the Directnrs
EZRA D. HEAR1WELL, Prest
GEo. PAracErf.p 6sc'y. NIB 9-2ts
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~ BE- supplisd with superior article Of OFT
COKE, at WIN. 0AAY'e Yssd. near Arwary All
orders will DO promptly attended %, whieh len
and SC A. Hirsh,a on Broad between 9Th enA It'll ~
Those persons not known, the bill viii b sent BY
the Driver Ordsn will b called fcr 81 and
o'clock. nh I-SewSW
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HARDWA RE, CUTLERY, Gov

IL are prepared with usual full assortment OF
Hardware, Cutlery, Tools &c, from the most ap-
proved manufacturers of this country and England
to which we most respectfully call the attention oil
purchssera SMITH HARDWOOD.
mb6 Importers. No. 85 Main street.
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. IS. 80 = z 9 : 7s HszHNh5 g co.
GinnssGsnp.s sl4. 80, OF SUGAR AND NO
n,sncine q iof o,elosk, Il TIE lo~.sr -. sce-
poss. ws VIII .sli the cargo Dor sshr. sJse = sss
$50 hhas SUGAR. AR 10 .Sot..
as bbls M0LAssES, prims.
liz hslfbbls do a.
TERMs-Undsr 800 cash; over 6iaa ~ s Nj
forapproved negotiable paper 5. = -, s's'
BALE to be conducted b. kent. FAME 1 Co, Aue.
..vacosa. sfs9@ NH 10-td
GALE OF MEDICAL AND NTSCET-
~ LANEOUS B o O S.--Aftsr the sele 81 b,
Csuer Johnson's House and Lot ON MONDAY
the 18th inst at IL o'clock besides the furniture and
Books, there will be sold also part 81
ms MEDICAL LIBRARY, containing books useful
to students and the professioh
Aso-One Buggy, Harness. Saddle and Birdie. &
g. N. JOHNSON, S
& NH I0-d2t A. r. D. CLIFFORD ADMIR-
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~ SATURDAY, 10th Of March. - = /.

" O'Clock, win be sofa ~ r.S,,. aacn, - -
tIedss.r Foundry. double actins PUMS %,.S = me
ssst :. inches l in diameter feet Iona; asort
hxtures This Pump ssoid to psv tSs - oensr
ney due upon 1t and never has been IN - =
The attention Of collien and othsrs. rsau,,,,s !.
large Pump, b invited to the ale, sAas
Tsrps cash. sas. TAYLOR ( WILLIAMS. :
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BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS

BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS
- The undersigned having had fifteen years prac-
teal experience in the prosecution Of military
claims arising out of the revolutionary and subse
quent wars and given, he believes, entire satisae
ton during this period Thy reasonable charges and
prompt settlement) to the numerous claimants for
whom he has acted agent or attorney, offers his
services to the soldiers. widows, and guardians of
orphans, who come under the provisions of the act
of Congress, of March, 1855, in which IA days
vice, rendered by the soldier entities the claimant
to 160 acres of land.
Agents and others having supended or rejected
before the several departments, under any of
the laws of Congress, may find it to their advantage
TO confer with him.
The highest market price paid in cash for all pro-
pery assigned Land Warrants and Scric. 3e
JAMES +. SUTTON, JR,
Office corner of Bank and llth streets.
NH St Er,nting South gate Of Capitol So.
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Richmond, FED 70, 100 mn 8-bt"
no LUMBER DEALERS AND MIL.

~ 7LUMDEN DCdIEISO ANO NII-
l. LERS.-For sale upon liberal and accommoda.
very little used and in good condition, capable of
cutting from three to five Thousand feet of lumber
per day Also an excellent Corn Mill, with one pair
of Stones {Noyes' patiently which will grind hun
dred and fifty bushels (5o bu1 of per day, with
boulting chest attached. Connected with the Corn
Mill 10 plaster crusher, framed and ready to be
put in operation.
This property is desiraby situated near Richmond,
and convenient of access.
Corn can be delivered at the Mill from the city at
cent per bushe and Plaster for thirty cents per
ton. -=-... 4z-z
P. s.-Persons disposed to purchase, terms will be
liberal and long credit given II desired A. to loca-
ton and situation of water power, &c, respect
fully refer to Mr.. Robert Baird miilwright and ma.
chinist. of Manchester, and Mr. E. H. Chestermsn,
miIlwright, ofRichmond, who are gentleman of ex.
periencs and skill! 80
EDW'D D. EACHO,
NH 9-2aw1m Gan'I Art. and Collector.
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FINISHED SOFT FOR THE NEEDLE
IL IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.-I will open
this morning. one case Of superior "lons cloth shirt
obtained general favor In the Northern cities for all
family purposes account of its piancy, the labou-
of sewing being greatly lessened.
Call soon and examine this splendid article.
JACOB A. LEVY,
NH 5 Nos. Is and rs Main ct.
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A T NO. 1874 MAIN ST., J. d. GOOD

IA MAN Il now offering ell Winter Clothing In
store such low cash prices a. Will induce all yet In
want who may examine his stock to MAKE their pur-
chases ct once. am In great want Of money 10 the
true cause of Offering such great inducements to pur
chasers before 20 North the Goth Of this month for
Spring stock From recent receipts my stock II large
and varied comprising ell Of the latest styles Of
Over-Costs Business DO, Dress and Frock DO. Bpk
and Fancy Cass Pants, do DO Vest In great variety
Muhisrs Gowns, Socks 6pspsnders. Cloves. Shout
der Braces Hsndksrehisfs. Crsvate. Stocks kc.. no
Call and examine my stock. The Gcods vii b sold.
j. ID. GOODMAN,
No. 1874 Main It,, opposite Eagle Square.
N. BAH Boys Clothing on hand WIN be ssId ct
prime cost ffs2I D. 9.
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GUTTON & BRO T Fl E r, Commission
~ Merchants, Richmond, Va. have removed their
office from the Basin to Main street, four doors be.
low the st. Charles Hotel where they continue to
give strict personal attention to the sale of all kinds
of country produce.
Entrance through the house of Messrs. Gretter
Brent, No. "a Main st. mh9-6t*
SPRING STYLE S.-The attention of
~ the country trade l. solicited to our stock of
SPRING STYLES OF RIBBONS, which they will
find the handsomest ever offered 10 this market We
have very large stock of Straw and Silk BON
NETS, and great inducements will be offered to
cash buyers. AUG. ANDERSON & CO,
NH Gins No u Pearl street.
CT. CHARL Els HOTEL TO the Pub
~ ic:-From and after the 10th day of this month,
we shall reduce our fare to ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS per diem for Board. and other
charges in proportion. We shall in consequence of
this reduction make NO change in our table or the
cellars. The first shall still Be supplied with the
very pick fthe market; the latter will still abound
in the best and oldest stock of WINES. We say
confidently that where Cd the continent can such
fare be found at so low price. We offer for one
dollar and fifty cents what everywhere else it costs
at least two dollars and fifty cents to obtain We
call upon the public support in this attempt to
minister to its wants at the chespest possible rate.
NH 8-lw VIM. III. GOODMAN CO.
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FURNITURB.

DANAWAY-From the subscriber, last
III Sunday morning, . negro man named PETER,
owned by DIR. Taiiaferro, Of Gloucester, and hired
by Messrs p M. Tabb L Son. The said negro 10
about feet inches high, has scar on his neck
der the left full face. dressed ragged but had
suit Of stolen clothes with him-a hat broad cloth
coat and black pants. reward OF 90 will be paid
for his delivery to me. or secured In jail % that
can get him. HIRAM CARNAL,
NH 9-Gtt Rrooka Avenue
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4 DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE.-Will be
IA sold ON THURSDAY. 18th March, at IL O'Clock
M, at Messrs Dickinson, Hill Co.'S auction room,
young Negro Man. 10 or 20 year, old, and 9 Negro
Boy, or years old. ELIZA KIDD =
NH 6-eo5t* Adm'x OF B. r. Kidd, decd.
NOTICE TO TKACKLAYERH-S Seal
IN ed proposals for laying q miles OF track the
Virginia Central Railroad, west Of Staunton, Will be
received until the 18th inst Tho road bed u cover
ed with layer Of broken stone
Proposals must be addressed to the Board OF Dr.
rectors of Virginia Central Railroad Company.
z. FONTAINE,
NH 5-tl9 Pre1t Va C. h. r. Co.
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desire to call attention to the Card OF
Mr.. JOHN X. MARTIN, and to ask that those officers
the late Capt VIM M. Fulton, will employ Mr.. Mar
tin in their claims for additional Land Bounty. Mr..
Martin has the papers relating to them in his posses
sion. HENRY C. CABELL
NH 8-6t* Admir- of VIM. NJ. Fulton decd