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The DeEalco,ion Of the Treasurer Of NeO Or

me BeJdfC0i|oH % me 4 itdsUftf " NtW o'-
leans.
We have heretofore published an account Of
the defalcation of Wm. II. Garland. Treasurer of
the city of New Orleans. The New Orleans Bull
letin furnishes the following summary of the spe-
cial acts of malfcasance charged;
The use of the public money to the amount of
s27. 9S4 from 18th April, 1855, to 25th January.
1856.
A deficit ofsl59i0 received in 1854, from the
State Treasury has never been accounted for.
The use of2IS.200. received from the Water
Works eth March. 1888. to JANUARY 26th.lo56.
Adcfcit of sis. 900, received in December, 1893
from the same source. not accounted for.
A balance against the Treasurer OF S31.0W.
belonging 70 the Trust Funds"-this deficit
dates back to 1854.
A balance of S57 .231 in the hands ofthe Tren-
surer, which should have been deposited with
the Fiscal Agent ON The Odd February,b but which
has not been accounted for.
From the above resume it will appear that the
CITY Treasurer is in actual default TO the amount
If one hundred and twenty six thousand dollars.
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The Florida INNS.

A correspondent of the Norfolk Argus. writ
ing from Tallahassee, Florida. on the 9TH inst =.
says tllat the authority of Billy Bowlegs amoiAg
the Florida Indians is much restricted by 5 am
Jones, IN old chief over lob years of age. Who
insists that his bones shall rest viii his faith ors.
The writer adds:
1t seems from recent reports that tho petit
coat government, that baneful element in soeie.
ty. exerts an influence in those savage tribes us
well asis more civilized communities. Billy's
sister,. a female of unusual sagacity, nnrvo aud
eloqnence. has an influence with '.ths nation
equal to, II not greater, than that of Billy him
self. She and Sam Jones arc opposed TO emigra-
tion,-henee the tribe stay in Florida.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
~ ,asin.t Esouse-ss. snead & Co. props.

MARCH l.th-Geo l. Lennon & lady, Campbell; ] James,
Richmond, A r James, do; J l. Barnett, J c Brown, Salient
\ " Lee. Richmond; n Ii PoindeXter, Halifax IN oflnger'
Ifiehmoud, + l. Saw ers. J + Hatcher, a G Cox, NYthevile;
: & Stuart, Bedford; J Asbery. Roanoke; Wm 7 Brown, NJ
Khea. Tenn; 5 II Dowdy, Newport; X Anderson lenn; NJ
Sn1pp. Va: T ] Hunter, Newport; Maj Howard. FLOYD; A b
1aylar, Monroe; II Turnbull, J d Horn, Franklin; } liar
ai~J II Shelton. A w Harris, Nelson: W } kellor, w vine
yIIIe. NJ c Freeman. V & I Il r; J NJ Cannaway, "ytheviuei
i II Blrknor. Locust Level; T Bctterton. Va; X Robertson
MONTGOMERY: r Percy, Bedford; A NJ Tribe, city; ii 4 WI
lI4ms. Adams Express; A - Morrison. X Morrison. capt NJ
lIarisook. Rockbridge; IN Guggenhcimer, ChriSflanshnrgiJ
q Aradsfead. Charlotto; J A smith. Franklin J { { Moore,
Mrs Evans & child, Rockbridge; j Lester, Miss liueHlon, Nat
ural Fridge: J Parrish. c NJ Night. NJ b Woodson, GlasgoW
NJ Miller. Roanoke; w Bolep, ID NJ Roy, Bedford; } O Con
ION. ---; P b Snapp, Wathngton;J u Feather, Bedford,
{ + Davis, Washington GO; b B1hn, Montgomery A D
4homps5n. Bedford: J NJ Pettigrcw, V Il Il X; I 5 Camp
bell Red : Springs; S NJ WALTON, Monroei J A Eehois, Peters
burg: A & Chewing. Amherst; p A Clark. Bedford.
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E. AGAINST FIRE.! -.
Ertr7rf Of a Letter from Norfolk, Ia, datcd January Il, is56.
MEssRs. 5. c. HERRING 4 Co-Goutlcmen On the 7h De.
rcnher last. Messrs. Adams q Cos Express ohcc, situated In
n large four story brick building, ia this city, was totally de
stroyed by fire, and their safe remained buried in the burning
,nius until Yesterday. when il was dug out, and eYeL they
f,uud surrounded with live Goals, CHud almost red not iron lay
beside 10 the brass ornaments and nobs melted of. We were
witnesses 10 tins fire: and If any thing can resist such heat 1t is
,ngurb-fre could not be lottsr-it isl triumph indeed. We
ioclase a certificate from several parties Who saw it opened.
Yours truly, LAM q bkoo,
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Hon. EdlErersn and ~ Looe

These two distinguished men are in baltimore
and the hospitality of the city ha We been rendered
them. The former delivered his ecturei in Wash
Ington, Tuesday night, before an audience flower
e,ooo persons. The President of the United
States was present. The utmos t enthusiasm was
displayed by the audience.
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advantage n it. citizens As there is no proba-
nifty TINT The desired answer will be fortheom
ing, or that any testimony really existed against
the man. MIR. jackson may be expected to leave
Vienna shortly utter YOU receive this"
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRoMETHBUs.
CALIFORNIA, NICARAGUA AND JAPAN
INTEI IGENEL

CALIFORNIA, NICARAGUA AND JAPAN
INTELLIGENCE.
NEW ORLEANS. March 13.-Tho Prometheus
has arrived with San Francisco dates to the Goth
February.
Tho markets had slightly advanced.
The mines were yielding largely.
Much indignation was felt at the appointment
of Mcpufie, a professional gambler, rs Marshall
for the Northern District. 1t was supposed that
the President had been imposed upon. Strong
petitions have been signed for his removal.
Gen. Walker had seized all tho boats of tho
Niceraguan Transit Company, annulled tho char
ter and granted one to another company.
A schooner had arrived at San Francisco from
Japan. She reports that on the llth Of Novem-
Der, Jeddo was destroyed by nm earthquake. An
hundred thousand houses woro destroyed and
thirty thousand lives lost.
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!, ELEGR
Tc,ear.p..ea E,pr,-.l, Cor ,.s. virxini.n.,.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
The Banks and Railroads.

R%IcnMoNn, Mar. I3.-TnE House. passed the
Senate bills. authorizing a State subscription Of
S500,00O to the covington Il Ohio and tho Va.
u Tennessee railroads.
The House refused to concur in tho Senate's
amendmentst to the bills TO extend tho charters Of
the Banks.
TuE SENATE passed u bill to increase the cap
itol of tho james River and Kahawba Company,
and authorizing II State subsoriptian thereto.
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COMMERCIAL.
'Da"+' L.
Baltimore Ma-kets.-Mo rich. L

Baltimore MarkeS.-Ma rch, 70 "
PRovlsioNs.-Market quiet, and holders firm.
Sales only in small lots. Beef We quote Balti-
more Mess ut SIS; M. | at $40; Prime at Si3
80 per bbl. Pork Small sales of Mess to fill
orders Mt SIG 30. We quote Pr me at SIi per
Dbl. Bacon-Sales by the iobbe RS in lots of )
and 10 hhds, shoulders Mt 81 cer,ts, sides ut %
cents, and hams at ll4ai24 cents per 10. Bulk
Meats-Small sales of shoulder $ att cents, sides
at Sas4 cents, and hams at 9a9 cents per 10.
fhiiadeiphia cattle Mark ct, March 10.
The offerings at Beef Cattle this week were
about $50 head, sales at 8 75aSl0 50 per lbs.
Cows and Calves-Sales at from % to $50
Sweepstakes at 00aS6 s" per head. Hogs
Sales at 8 5OaS9.
Nem York Markets.
The New York Herald Of the 10Th inst says:
1.-The sales of cotton yesterday embraced about
l.5O0 bales. in lots. includi ng portions in tran
stu based upon ~m'ddling IJplands ut about 98c.
n l0c. Dealers were disJ 'osed To await the re-
ceipt of later foreign now $. Flour was III mode
rate demand. and the ma rket closed easier for
common and medium gra les. Wheat was quiet.
Prime lots were not pressing, and were firmly
held at prices above the views of buyers. Corn
was easier with fair sale ranging from 66c. TO
zoe. for all kinds. Pork was inactive, with mod
crate sales Of mess at : 10 Is. a cargo of Rio
coffee, per bark j. a. Hazard, was sold at ! lie,
which, with the auctio II sa le of 9 ZOO bugs ON the
9TH inst..foots up abou $4,000 disposed ofin this
market within II week, which at $50 per bag,
would amount To tho sum of S25O, 600. These
sales prove the value, of our custom To brazil
Sugars were without animation, with more offer
ing. The sales emil praced 300 n 300 bids. Cuba,
at rates given in ano Their column. Molasses was
also easier, with fai sales. Freights to Liver
pool were firmer, ttnd about 10000 bushels of
grain were engaged at SID, in bulk, and %. in
ships bags.
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Ia NEW YORK MARKETS-MAncu 18th.
Flour has deelined-State 81; Ohio %; South
ern 80. Wheat nominally declined 3 conts.-
Virginia Skies %.
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BALTIMORE MARkETS-MARcH 18th.
Flour deolined-lIoward Street 81 II; City
Mills 81. O6. Whent-whito $I.65 II 4 I.S0; red
SLIGO 81 IS. Corn drooping-5S II 50 cents.
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AD.NS' SATF-one OF Herring's celebrated Fire proof Safes
,xas in Adams Express Office when the building was burned
s-,errI ,-zgts aga. II remained buried in the rubbish Until
Thursday. when ii was taken ont. The he on me occasion
on,d.a To was one Of the herccst we ever saw; and when the
chest vas found, after alaPsr OF fury days, IT was surroun Cd
i,v enbrrs. glowing brightly. When opened, the paper
,tber articles ii contained were found to be sound and gener
uUv in rood condition, thus hhording another proof Of The re.
,uiitv and superiority of these safes, The one alluded to may
lac seen at the warehouse Of hcfsrs. Rowland ~ Bros, WHO
are agents for the makers. II shows clearly the evidences OF
a scvere test of its incombustiblc qualities, when lis exterior
,yas rcd hot in the burning furnace that roared around 1t, and
amid the cmbers that glarod around it for hours days and
weeks. -. I'M
latert powder proof Locks, for sale by
:. c. HERRING & co,
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SDVIsSBVDU RANTS W~ANTED-As Land War
"a nts, under the new law. are now being issued, | am anxious
to buy a large quantity, for which will pay the highest mar
k et price ~ CASH.
/ VIII attend, regularly, the Courts of Appomattox, Camp.
! ell Amherst aud Bedford, and occasionally Charlotte, and
>enl always pay the best prices for Warrants. Any who may
lave them will please apply TO me before selling.
prosecute. as usual, all claims for Bounty Ii nd, Revolu-
iionarv Claims, or any claims against the Government of tae
United States. lie s1s] CNAS. W. STATlAM.
NryRE SpEUM OIL. LAM OIL. Just received
bv STABLER Il JONES,
-, 4 a..ts Druggists.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
PUTURE DAYs.
DUnLlC SUI or .,,n ,o,. y

SALE OF LAND. lOTs NG.
n,h tY y, Sic Undersigned, on WEDNESDAY, tho
~ aNa w APtI le'", viii offer for sale. At public auction, At
v" na,Avt, Nelson county. Va. tho following property. via
u ~ VI LAND, adjoining the estate upon which he
Is cleared, aud the remainder heavily timbsred II h. simlra'
~ ""'p'ed u tho growth Of Tobacco. Wheat and Corn
NJ ~, !" Nuu' "i Tue tanal. aud close to the town of New
aafhFt whore there s a constant and active demand for wood.
IN pnp'' alone IT h believed. could be made to pay The pur.
Also. several HOUSES AND LOTS. in The town of New
narse', nelhg at the junction OF James and I've River, aud
INNS mn ulon 'aeh' and being the only vacant lots that are ap.
lIoaohed by boats, whilst the land Is Tie richest of low grounds
ihese ln's oner great Inducements 10 mechanics aud others de.
sfees OF locating IN a healthy. prosperous. aud accessible vii.
paving heavy rents.
Also. 10 or u NEGROES. eansislIps of men. women and
s"'n'u Among Them are some valuable house servants aud
farm hands These are sold tor no fault whatever aud With
great regret.
sheep, selectciuom the aocks of box \ palteson. a lot of dne
.atle, ABOUT 100 cords of Seasoned wood., and some other
rellshshle property.
iEhhsi-F"r the land and houses and lots, oneiourth in ne.
go'"'n'e paper, well endorsed, payable Il monihs after day of
s",' an u tn'uaiudcr in three other annual payments, bond
ama kool security being required, aud tho title retained until
the purchase money il pail-atl OF the payments 10 bear inter.
asl. me negroes stock, &e, will be sold ON a credit Of I
months, Negotiable pape, satisfactorily endorsed, and interest
ma l3dSc2awuha pl ~ IL MetiEiIANp
CD FRUIT TREES At On sns-
.A-ordsN morning, the 10Th inst | Will sell. on Market street.
=, 800 FRUIT TREES, embracing all the different varieties,
=; Apples, Peaches, Pears, Aprleots. Noctnrines Ac. all of
which are Of the best kind, and nom the Nursery of John Ual.
iaaaE.lm ma II dltl c X PHELPS, Auctr
o~TstE..Nrgro" for snir.-wul be sold to tho
~ highest bidder, al Amherst Court House, on the elst day
of January, lt1@ the following valuable Slaves. belonging to
tue estate oi - II 1hpScott, dorid, to wit Mustipha, u good
Blacksmith, Ann, an extra Cook aud Washer with her child
dda) Robert and Shadrck, men.
RECONSIDERATION notes satisfactorily endorsed and paya.
Bile on the LIST day Of January, ls31, will be required.
X S. 4 JNo. 7 ELLIS, Admrsof
/. IL fApSCorT, decd.
Amherst Co. II, Jan, 9th, ltab. Jan 7caawtds.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

1t is believed that Metcalf will DO chosen Gov
ornor by the Legislature, in which tho Republic
cans and Americans have n majority. on II joint
ballot-if indeed he is not elected by the people
which is yet doubtful.
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r1IC UNITED STATES, tfsrmcrI,

fT".. UNION HoTEL.J IN THE CITY or
IHi1 VA, FOR RENTING old established. Hotel 10 OF
EM..4 fered for rent, from the LIST Of April next HIS 2 Wei
and fayornbly known, that n detailed description IL consiaereo
unnecessary. Suffice Il to say, that its location. which ~ cen
trial and convenient b. the principal dcrois and wharves, as
we'll a. its superior accommodation for n largo number u per
Sons, makes II n desirable opening for one wishing TO UNDERTAKE
the management Of n fra claas Hotel
The travel aud business through the city Ia daily increasing.
and the United States Hotel only requires the management OF
n competent person to ensure II a large proportion OF me
transient and permanent business, and n eqnal rank with tho
best of the iiotcls for which Richmond In noted.
The Iar has always been prohtabiof and there . q hne "a
bic attached.
The whole promises arc In perfect order, and possession may
be had by the LAT of April, at which time the entire furniture
and outfit of the Hotel, composed of n large and yaiuaoie as
sortnent of the best Of every article necessary for the comr
plete furnishing of a arsl class Hotel, will be seii at auction.
In the meantime, an opportunity IL offered if renting
leasing tho Hotel and purchasing the Furniture NJ private s"e'
We invite applications by letter or otherwise
TAYLOR a. WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and Auet'rs, Richmond;
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Selma. Alabama, February II, lsd6. - ua ddNtln
A n tyGVsDN-GOAU NDsGO ~s1.S.

"A by virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court Of MontgouI-
cry county, pronounced ON the - day of September, 800,
in the ease Of Wesley Argabright against Robert Murray and
DAY, January T. lrJo, at Montgomery Courthouse, sell at aue
ton. one undivided hafof the TRACT OF LAND purchased
by William and Wesley ArEAhright Of Christian Smiths exec
utots, ON the ith day of june. ls53, lying on Toms Creek aud
the South side of the Brush Mountain. ia the county of Mont
gomery, adjoining the lands Of John Martin and others, about
nine miles Northuf the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Tn"
tract contains about 1851 acres. The land is valuable as farm.
ing land, but is especially valuable far its ineNhaustihlo Conl
deposits, In fact. it is an entire Coal field Of the very best
Brush Mountain Coal There Is an II a Saw MIL, with a good
stream OF water, and a large quantity Of good Timber. The
title Is undisputcd.
or the purchase money about 5000 will he required to be
paid in hand. For the balance the purchaser viii be required
to give bend with good security, one half payable on the LIST
day of May, 1886, ami the other hair on the LIST day Of May
ls7.
These lands are really Of gF,gt Xaue for their immense Coal
deposits. which are of the best and purrst quality Of Semi An.
thrarita ELI iiilIEGAR, tp-,,,rs
dec 12ct7th jan HENRY LAM.
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Real Estate Agents and Auct'rs, Richmond
mn 10 d1taytlat npl TX. h 3.

A.. q. HUNT, Commi-sion Merchant, iSsn
- STREET, RICHMOND, VA, solchs eonsignments OF 20
hacco, Flour, Wheat, aud all kinds of Country Produce, promi'
Sing dilig.nt personal attention.
Gonsipnments coming down tho virginia ana Iehnesseo
Railroad sent to tho care of y. u. Phelps, Esq, Will be lot
warled FREQ of charge TO the owner
lie will also attend promptly to all orders for Plaster, auano'
Merchandise, &c, =.
Ills experience, with strict and prompt attention, ana quick
ieturns. he hopes will secure n trade which will DO rrontapo
10 both his customers and himself lAug sos-
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NoTaCE.-o" r."r-a.,. ae,. .", Of m"rc.,

~ at the residence Of The lato Sarah Mingheld, In the rcun,
y of Amhorst VIII be soli, to The highest bidder, all the PER-
lSilABl.E PROPERTY Of the deed. Terms made known
on day of sale. CHARLES II REYNOLDS, I Ali.
ma lnct2Oth EDM u l.. PHrrYlouN. AumH'
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d n deed If trust made and execntel by Albert q, Dabncy
and Susan II his wife. to Upton u. Jennings, bearing date
31h day Of MAY. ls5i. aud Of record in Campbell County
Court. The Undersigned. specially appointed trustee In the
place and stead OF said Jennings by the direction of the princi-
pal creditors in said decd mentioned, viii, on SATURDAY,
the l5ih March. 1856. upon the promises, proceed to sell at
auction. to the highest bidder, that valuable property known
rs the "PIGNIM situated on the Canal and
River. adjoining the city OF IYnehbnrE. containing about ono
acre oil land, and aLuBdantly supplied with water from the Ca
nal.
This property Is equally suised 10 a Foundry or Manufactu.
ring Mils--onc or both.
Also, an adjoining Lot running from tho Foundry along the
Canal 10 tine intersection of Black Water Greek with James
River.
The two combined, comprising the most valuable property
On the river IN the vicinity Of the city, are well deserving the
attention of capitalists.
Also, the House and Lot now occupied by Mr.. Joseph i.
Barnes, near the residence Of Judge Daniel. The houses are
new and comfortable, and we'll suited AZ "A family residence
The lot contains about an acre of land, good garden, sc.
au authorised by the principal creditors to say, that liberal
credit will be given 10 he purchasers of the property on their
giving satisfactory security.
The terms will be made known on the day Of sale.
The title is deemed perfect, bt shall only convey snch as
is vested in me "a trustee. HENRY BENNINGTON
fe 2G-d2awtl5th mar Special Trustee.
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The above saleis postponed till MONDAY, the lith of April.
ls56. ELI pfILEGAs, trom,r.
ma 9ctl 9Th apl HENRY LANE, 5N
Il AND % virtue Of u decree Of

\ NNV FVN NFF y UT " n "
d the Crruit Court for the county OF Campbell. pronounced
on the 2jd al October. 1855. in the case OF Garland, &c, vs.
Mahoney. Sc. tor certain purposes therein mentioned, sinai.
on MONDAY. the llth Of April, lsaG. in front Of Campbell
Courthouse. sell to the highest bidder, on a credit of six aud
twelve months, the TRACT OF LAND In the bill mentioned,
situate about one mile from Alexander Mill, on Beaver Creek,
adjoining tho lands Of j u. Alexander and others.
Purchasers will be required 10 give bonds with good person.
al security, aud the title retained rs a further security until
the purchase money Is paid. q, G, CLARK, Deputy
M rn,nlr fnr q llnrl sheriff.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS concern of Miller ~
ELAN is this day dissolved by mutual consent. VIM. A.
Miller is alone authorized to settle up the business of the con
Germ. Those having claims against the concern will please
present them 10 him Immediately for payment, and those in,
debted will oblige us by paying as early as convenient
WILLIAM A. MILLER,
February olst, 1856. ROBERT S. ELAN.
gVyHE undersigned will continue the Grocery and Commits
sion business, and the purchase of Wheat, at the old stand,
where he will be pleased to wait ON his friends ana the Punhe
generally. WM. A. MiLLEh'
VUNUE subscriber, In retiring from the concern of Miller q
Elan. returns his thanks for the patronage received at
the hands of his friends, and respectfully solchs a continuance
of the same to the new concern Of VIM. A. Miller, -,
e. . o,s ROBERT s. ELAN
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELLETT, WALLER. = CO.,
II No. II PEARL STREET lsicHnosp, Va have n store
aud are now receiving a beautiful assortment Of N iohoWme
Goods. selected la Europe, ny oBc of oar arm; Il
EnRlish Prints;
Manchester aud Scotch Ginghnmsi
Printed Lawns, Jaconots and Chaiiiess
White and Figured Brillisntes;
Plain Colored, Black and Printed Mousehns
do do IersIans and Chalies,
plain Colored, Black and Striped Bareges;
Goiored Grape dEspafnes;
Jaronet, Barege, and Tissue Robes;
Black and Colored Sllhsj
Black Alpscas aud Italian Cloths.
White Cambries Jaconeta, and Swiss Muslinsi
Cloths, Casshmeres and vestings;
Irish Linens, Blay Linens, Hollands, Damasks,
Dowlas, Linen Ducks and Drills;
Glazed Cambrics, Black and Colored Gambrics, z
Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntetts, Mitts, Threads, &c, &c,
With n great variety Of other Foreign Geeas, suited to tho
Virginia and North Carolina trade.
We also have and win always keep on hand a fuil stock OF
the best American fabrics, such as Prints. Lawns, Bleached
and Brown sheotiugs and Drllings, Denins, Cottonades, Cot
tons, rlaids and stripes, Oznaburgs, Heavy Ducks, baggings,
Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, Apron Checks, F1annels, We &C,
The facility afforded ms by having a house In New York will
enable ms at all hmes to offer Inducements to our customers
and the trade generally, equal to any house In this country,
ma lad3w [E. h 5
.,rrS, FOR ~IENT.-Thc large Tobacco Fac
HE. tory recently occupied by Messrs Grant & Bennett,
EIii.u on 10th, between Main aud Franklin streets. Ia for rent
gA-.A for the balance Of this year, with the privilege of the
next. This Ia decidedly the best aud most desirable Factory
for rent in tho city. For terms, which Will be very low, apply
to THOS w. KESEE, Auctr,
mn II dtpOth No. 20 psarist, Richmond.
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A G.EEABLx 30 TrgN .a'~sOys>tONsO

"a n deed Of trust executed by Thomas J.. Terry aud wife to
fp as trustee, bearing date the 25th day OF August leAa, and
h record in the Clerks Office of the County Court of Camp
tell | shall. on the 18th day Of March next proceed TO sell 10
The highest bidder, on the premises, the TRACT OF LAND
n said decd contained. .
The said tract of land lies IN the county of Campbell, on the
waters of 0possum Creek, adjoining the lands OF William Per
row aud others, about seven miles from Lynchburg, containing
about sd acres; most OF ii unclearcd, good tobacco land, and
heavily timbcred.
The terms of sale viii be made known on the day Of sale.
Persons wishing to- purchase, are requested to call on MIR.
Thomas j. Terry, who will take pleasure in showing the land,
or giving them any other information in relation to the same.
fe 26dac2tawtl5thm mar DANL A. WILSON. Trustee.