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A~A BROAD kGCk (VA1
aAnAn aSSN-es RACES Tho Broad Roct
zzAs.SaSssA HSEe8tSS~~S races will commence III.
S-[~.-Z~SSS, rst TTTEEDAVi NJ

a AA EHOAD hGCk (yA1
4ANsSHfEsE-<>> RACES The Broad Roct
4-uA;.Sa5A Se3SET~SA races will commence tn.
sS.-ESs..ss.-ss.n-ss first TU ESDAY In NAV 1851
and continue tour Gays
FIRST DAY. Tucsf1y--swsepstakesf for Syr old,
the produce OF mares That nave. won or produced
wnner e l0c subscription, half forfeit; Mills hsa,.
Closed vi h the following subscribers:
eowie l. Hall names grey DutchesI BIZ Resister,
dam Princess BY Prince 0so-ae.
J. Bolts names Fl. Brooks colt, ont Of his In.
Emancipation
David HcDanels names CHI. (. by Boston, Jun, dam
by Trustee.
Calvin Green naures CHI. C By Balchazer, dom by
Trustee
SECOND RACE. SAME DAY-Proprietor', pure
S20o; two mile heats.
SECOND DAY, "Wednesday -Sweepstskes for s VI
olds; $500 subscription, hsf forfeit Mile heats
Closed with the following subscribers:
James TGiiey names b. f. by Tally Ho, dam Ora,
Thos. Watson name. b by Zinganse, dam Viz.
GINA Rose, by imp Trustee.
nj Bolts names Oh. T. by Revenue, dam Andrew.
David dcDspiels nanes bl. c. Brown stout dam By
imp Flatterer
Devid McDaniels also namss Oh by 'Glenco, dam,
the dam of Nancy Lewis.
THIRD DAY, 7hursday-Propretor's purse Sl5e;
mile heats, best in 5
SECOND RACE, FAME DAY-For a saddle, for
saddle horses: 80 entrance.
FOURTH Day, Friday Pots axe for ell sgss; $3.50
eUtTauce, play pay, the Club TO add + 100; four
mile heate; three Or more RAGE. To oss ths 18th
March. Closed with tina following subscribers:
James Tal'sy Campbell Barton, David AcDan-
| iels Calvin Green.
CALVIN GREEN. PropristOr.
y'New York Spirit Of the Times copy.
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QICHMiIND d FL l. AND Is Il As 4
IL FOUNDRY FANCY CRATE AND FENDER
MsNUPACTURER-No 2S5 Nam strees, between
sth and 9th, west Gde-The subscriber has for sale
300 Crates, Fenders and summer Pieces. smbracinR
100 different kinds and 10 daily manufacturing Crates
tn order Wholesale and retail at Nor bern prices
any part of the State Also Bais and Bras, Castings
msde to ORDER and oil kinds Of repairing done q the
shortest notice.
NH ls-sn DAML D. DENOON.
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>Az IA q. tk e haNT TAlItbn,Nt. r.
KA2 TAHI,IHd IA k,N'T l..

"a IA q at Z ftANT TAlLUhiNts rs.
EK FASLlSH8ENT.-L. COHEN gao
W. have returned from the North with well
--Ask selected sssor men. of all kinds Of Co,hs So
SIM eres, Linen, Marsslles, u.s. dc for custom work
He has we'll eelssted assortment gentlemen,
nsLirg Goods viz: shlrts Drawers, Cosrs Crs.
watts Neck Ties, Gloves, end many other articles too
numerous to mention. have a large let Of Linen
DIN, very heavy, for negro Clothing which will
make up at 60 90 the suit. | keep constantly on
hand large lot of Ready Made Clothing which /
will sell 90 low any other bouse In this city All
goods warranted. L. COHEN L BRO
No. Msin street, opposite old Market
NH 25-Irn+
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1NLOTHING,
u SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.

NOAH WALKER 4 CO No. SO Main street, in
vito attention to recent arrivals OF Spring and Sum.
mer Styles Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods -
Crest has been used In the selection to procure
supply adapted to the Richmond market, and the
assortment row hand will be found urequai!ed
by any sstabiishms Mt the city.
SOMETHING NGwi
MARSEILLES SHIRTS AND COLLARS
The attention of the beau monde solicited to our
supply OF thsss articles made to our order and
comprising handsome selection
N. WALKER L Co,
oe H-fy 86 Main street.
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ID EHOVAL.-Dr. PLUME Aas removed
II his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church, South side, and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. P. continues to treat
sill syphlitic and gonorh9al complaints; and having
had much practice in this line atters himself that he
can give very general satisfaction. call from
hose interested is solicited.
DR. P. also makes and vendn of the beet resto-
ratiyes chemical Extract of French Flowers) fer
constitutional weakness, offered to the public.
Dr. P. may be consulted eonfdentially by letter,
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to o, der, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A. NJ, till P. M. Franklip
sire near the Exshsngs Hotel, sishn,ond city,
Va no is
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NAkELk WORKS.

NAkBLk WORKS.
MILLER 81 VINCENT,
Dealers In ITALIAN snd AMERICAN MARBLE,
aad Manufacturer of MONUMENTS, TOMBs,
FONTS. MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES, &C.,
nearly Opposite I'd Baptist Church, ON kain street
have hand as large and we'll finished assortme ut
of work can be found In any establishment in the
fTices lower than the same quality Of work can
bs obtained in any of the Northern cities.
NH Ism
INDUSTRIES NUTICH...S. Z. %rmDIe OF
this city having by q Deed OF Trust, OF this
date, duly recorded in the Hustinss Court conveyed
to for the benefit Of his creditors his stock of
Drugs and Medicines at his Drug Store, No 202 Msin
street, and ell dsbts due to him all persons ind ebted
to him are requested to make prompt payment.
The entire stocs i. offered for sale privately,
der the provisions of tina deed. The busiues csrs
strong Inducements to Druggirt-
Under authority conferred by the deed, I have ap.
and TO collest the debts.
Richmond. March 25 1851 NH 26.'im
CKEN SHAW, QUARLks a. co, nave
~ opened in their new house, No. 22s Broad ST.,
SPRING DRY GOODS,
And are prepared to sell TO evsrybod who Ill favor
them with cali In cur store win be found large
cheap and we'll assorted stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Adapted 10 the present season. We have
Plain poult D,Soi and Gro De Rhius Silks
Flounce Silk Rsbes
Grenadine and Berage Flopnoe Robes
Bersge Chenille Robes
Plein Berages and mouslins
OmbIe and Striped Chal ie De- Lsnes
Grape De Paris and Tsmsrtines
Beautiful Orsande and Lawn Robes
Printed Jaconots and Brillisnts
Together with an elegant assortment OF Embro'de-
rfes OF every description Goods for Gents Boys
and servsnts' wear; aso 6ue assortment of House
keeping Goods We solicit our friends and the pub
sns IL rpTIsu.u OuaRrrsI cO
INN, sHkET IKUN AND GAS FIT.
i TING ESTABLISHMENT, THiRrEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,-ybe
subscriber 10 fully prepared to do all kinds of work
In the above business, with dispatch; and re.u, M
thanks to his numerous patrons for past fsyors and
soiicis q continuance Of the some. Being master
Of his business he can promise his customers thai
all work done by him win at least be equal to any
other house In the city, and fully a. she.pa fact
known to all persons rho know what GOOD work 10.
ROOFING, GuTrERING, &c.-He 10 prepared
to execute this description Of work in very saps.
nor manner. both 10 town and country
TIN WARE always on hand. large and rene.
ra assortment OF Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING He 10 likewise prepared to DO
all kinds OF Gas Fitting In the best manner.
rumfs he keeps always hand large sae
extensive stock OF Well and Garden Pumps
fsi7 CHARLES Ii LANGLEY
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EACH SATURDAY IN MAY.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prIses of 1926 approximating to $4,000
prize are... &90O
prizes OF $3.50 approzmating to $4,000
prize ars....................... s40
8 prizes of $50 experimenting to $4,000
prize are.."..... go
IL prizes of $50 approximsting TO $4,000
prize are... 6O6
u prizes Of $50 approxir 2ating to 1850
prize are.... ..'....'::. 7U
20 prizes of S25 experimenting to 81 900
prize 5tU
600 prizes of $50 are. Coz
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r. bECakK G. EhDTHER.
MERCHANT TA!I0pa

NXA r. NECHEK q EhDTHEA
KH MERCHANT TAILORs
if4 NO. 26 AAIs ST., BELOW ST. CHARLES Eo1yr
.-AA- Having received thsir Spring and som
msr supply, consisting in splendid stock of Frercb
German and Gnslish Cloths. Cassimsres, Verin,,
and other Gentlemens yuruishi1g Goods of ,hs
finest quality, and most fashionable patterns com
bned with most elegant assortment of eity mad,
Clothing Of unusual variety. respectfully invite a
call Of their friends and the public feeling confident
their goods and prices will please them
To- All orders In their line promptly and n.,tlv
execute and warranted to give sssiIfsetion.
NH 6-ln+
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Li.zt, the pianist instead of becoming Trappist
beth; he 10 thinking over q symphony entitled LA
Bstaille dc Huns;' he has JUST finished ''L'Iedal"
in honor OF Schiller, and is writing. moreover, q
mass a essnd cantats the Sermon the Mount
oratorio Christ" and music for poem by Fred
eriok Ruckert.
The Steamship Vanderbilt, the first Of Wander.
bitsnew line, will asit for Southampton on the 5'h
ofMsy Her extreme length 10 $40 feet; her breadth
of hssm 49 feet; depth of hold 80 feet ard accord.
log to carpenters measurement, she is 268 tons
burthsn
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the Upited States 20. s. meets in Lex.
inRton, KY, on the 2lst of May next The New
School Assembly will meet the same day at Cleve.
land, Ohio
The property of Leopold Redpath, the English
Raj ad Swindler, was sold recently at auction.
bringing $50, 600.
il Rosser, formerly of Petersburg has been
superseded 10 the territorial secretaryshp of Min.
nesota by the appointment of Chas L Chase.
Mr. Davies, Wechman, was drowned on the
e6!h OF February, at Frenchmans Bar California
leaving $4,000 buried in = tunnel, but no one knew
where
Jos. W. Brown, leading citizen and merchant
Of Tampa, Fla. died on the 10th inst.
There Is an inscription on q tombstone at La
Pointe, Lake Superior which reads as follows:
John Smith, aceidently shot as mark of affec.
ton by bis brother"
The Reading Railroad Company has just suffer.
ed to the tune of some $4,000 by defalcation by
one of It's officers.
Dr.. Smith, the murderer of DR.. Blackburn, has
made his escape from Cairo Ill leaving his bai In
the lurch for $40 900.
r. odewald, President OF the Southern Bank
Of Louisiana, has just emancipated at Cincinnati,
family Of slaves. worth $4,000.
Signor Marines, we'll known guitarist of Cin>
einnati was run over and killed by the cars at De-
troll last week.
William Lytle, Esq, well known citizen Of
New Jersey. died Monday morning at Princeton,
M In the Gath year of bis age.
Lands one or two miles from Leavenwor!h,
Kansas, are said to be worth now from 800 to $40
N acre
The merchants of Warrenton, Va, have re.
solved that hereafter all credits shall be limited to
six months.
Eight hundred and fifty Mormons arrived at
Boston Monday, from Liverpool, In the packet
shin George Washington.
Foote, being asked by lady to translate phy~
sieians motto, which WAS "A numine salus,"
quickly replied. GOD help the patient"
William L. B. Hale sold his farm. near Mid.
aiebuig. Loudonn county, Va, 9 few days since. 10
John Patterson for forty dollars per acre, cash,
we pnrcha-e amounting to between nine and ten
thousand dollars
h'sei River, near Rixevills In Culpeper CO
We, OF the Is b instant
The steamer Herald from Norfolk for r al,lno,.
wens sshore ct Cransy Island Monday night. AND
~sft'"y escaped being wrecked
ne niaek Swas (Alss Greepfeld> savs . nm
$500 montreal recently. which was isrseIv ~
c..h..ins Hayes. supported BY vo,,,,, n.u.u
~s's pvsos Italian opsra In Dublin. "N'"''
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.x,usmy. THn GREAT .uUGk.EhN sa,
TgEsRR HAP AND CAP MANUFACFORY Ei
n6e4S AND DEPOT. as"s'
SPRING Tsi ADE, Is 81.
JOHN DOOLEY,

81, HAHN STREET, RiCRSlUND, VA
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTER OF
HATS, CAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&c, &C.
Would this occasion particularly call the etter.
tion of his regular customers and Others to the
parations he has made for the business of Spring
During tsrecent tour in the North, he bes visited
not only ths cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, but also the principal manufacturing dis
tricts where goods in bis line get no has
been enabled 9TH to obtain of every article
made and purchase mort sdvantsg eously than here.
tofore
For the nportation of French goods, he hss made
such arrangements will insure him a regular sup
ply of the newest and choicest styles
The silk and other Hats Of his own make have 10
varably been deemed by his customers superior to
,hone of Northern importation. From various i'm
provemens recently MADE in his factory, the gupe-
riority will not only bs maintained, bet added TO-
such country merchants ss purchase elsewhere,
without giving Richmond trial, ne would respect
fully invie to visit his establishmen:-hs assures
them should they do 30, the wi Il find sock of aoods
sqUanS variety, quantity and low prices that OF
any other house North South
His business arran gements are Of the complstest
kind and the greatest attention is paid the ful
packing ard prompt .hipment Of goods mn 6ts
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
CHARTERED BY THE LEaIsLArUsr ovvA
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

Money received on deposite In sums of five dollar,
and upwards, which interest at the rate of Der
centum per snnum IL paid, for sums remaining six
months or longer for shorter periods interest at the
rate of per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. STARKE. at the store OF e. B
SPENCE, corner OF Main and Governor Streets Rich.
mond, Va.
BAML 3. COTTRELL, President
r. b. STARKE, Cashier.
C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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NAMEs OF THE DAYS OF HE WEEK KS 1t not
strange that Christians should have been found in
the universal use Of rames of pagan deites as the
following inter esting items of history show:
'.In the Museum Of Berlin, remarks a writer in
Newark cotemporary in the hal devoted to Nor'h
ern quItes they have the representa- ion of the
idols from which the names Of the days Of the we-t
are derived. From the idol of the Sun comes Sun
day. This idol 10 represented with his face like he
sun, holoing q burning wheel, both hands on bis
breast Simplifying his course around the world The
idol of the Moon, from which comes Monday, Is in
bshited in short cost lite man, but holding thu
moon In his hanos Tuisco, from whence eometh
Tue.day, was one of the most ancient and popular
aods Of the Germans and 10 r. presented in bis Sal.
ments of skin, according to their peculiar OF
sothirs The third day of tbs week: dedicated to
his worship Wooden from whence Wednesday,
Hlo image was prayed to for victory. Thor from
whence Thursday is seated on a bed with twelve
stars overhead holding hammer in his right hand.
Frisa from whence we have Friday. represented
with drawn sa ord In his right hsnd and bow il
his left. He thu siver of peace and plenty
sea.er from v hem Is saturday, has the appearance.
of perfect wretcbedness; hs is thin visassd. long
hair. d. with a long heard. He carries pail of sler
in his right hand. wherein sr' ui's and flowers"
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VAL COHEN, It's Broad street. respectfully in
forms his customers and the public gensrall9 that
the of his store is CO npot=d and he han
open I'd and ready for rspecti IN, AN ENTIRELY NEW
AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF SPP!HG AND SUMNER
GooDs, unsurpassed by any house in this s1iy, In
point Of variety designs, fabrics and price, consist
ing in part of
Rich Striped and Chene Silks
Grsnadins and Bersge Robes
French Lawns and Jaconea
Organizes, Plain and Figured Bsreses
Solid color Delsne, handsome Chaliies
Black Silks. at all prices
Paris Mantillas
Real French Embroiderier
Plsin striped and checked NAinsook Auslfn
Cambrc. Jaconet Swiss and Plaid Muslin
A large assortment of Swiss and Cembris Edg
inR, lnsertings and Bands
White ard colored 6riliants
Plain, Hemstitohed and Embroidered Linen
Cambria Handkerchief
French Cerseta, white and c9lored
Jouylu's celebrated Kid Gloves
Psrasols Pillow Case and .ehsetipg Linen, and a
full stook of Domestic Goods.
Having all advantages for purchasing Goods l an,
enabled to compete with aey house In the city, ana
nsver allow myself to be undersold.
MOURNING GOODs-Taniae Cloth; Flounced
Barge Robes Silk Warped Alpaca; Tsmartne
Crepe D. Espsgne; plain and Satin striped Rareges
Gransdn as; Cha lice; black Lawns and Orsandie
and ribb'd Silks on hand and will be sold low.
2-61m*
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DOCK BKIDGE ALUM sPKINGs.-Tn

DOCK BHIDGE ALUM SPkINt.S..The
IL subscriber 10 now engaged iu charging the ac
commodations st this favorte and celebrated Yatar.
ing pjacs Its remarkable medicinal properties ire
no too we'll known and highly appreciated t. "a.
qure any advertising, in Virginia least; and the
maiu object of this notice 10 to urge invads who
really require The uss of the water to sysil them.
selves of the months of April May and June before
the crowd and the rush en- the ehp thew VI in
secure amount of conf rtsbe accomn,uu alton At
tendance and nursing byond what is pcssib in july
and August
The waters used tic better sSvsrts "a than
10 the spring month"; Experience has fully proven
this Our pamphlet contains a full account of the
action of the wster derived from the most authentic
and re liabie authorities. edition will be ont
Baltimore; Bennett Beers Richmond, A. B. Ruck :
err Lynchburg Va and the subscriber a. the Springs
Enclose him blue stamp, and he will mail the
pamphlet.
Board, before June and after September, 10 psr
week.
Ten Pin Alleys, both for ladies and aentlemeu
which. with the Billiard Saloon, will afford ample
amusement and exercise 70 the invalid and pie asure
seeker.
A superior Band of Music from New York. for
both lawn and ball room, engaged for the regular
'senson"
In short. the undermined acting for his firm in
resolved, with the cooperation of bis efficient and
popular aids to spare neither labor nor expense In
sivios comfort and satisfaction TO the guests of the
house
~ Recollect the Virgini. Central Railroad con-
ducts to these SPRING. and the within
FIVE miles OF them Passengers from the North tax
the Alexandra and Gordonsville Railroad.
WIN. FRAZIER, for the PropTietors
Mr. WIN. Fl SALE, Room Manager.
Mr. r. JACKSON, Dining Room Director.
ap l7-2tew4t
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1AChsUN,S kxCkL@kCk BITTEN S.-.
y Read and pay attention the following certificate
from q well known and distinguished citizen and see
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bitters,
now 80 much in vogue:
MIR r. Fl. JAcKsoN-Desr Sir: Ny nother-in-
law, Mrs. Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dys'
pepsia for some sixteen years Not finding any per-
manent relief from the various remedies used, she
was induced to try your Excelsior Bitters, and it
affords ms much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results She can enjoy her food with relish to
which she was stranger previous to the use OF your
valuable medicine. GEO. W. WILEY"
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k,Ok kENT--.A Coal and Wood Yard
Il with large Stable, on 9Th street and the Canal
near the Arm0ry
fe a. 2awts il KEESEE
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POPULATION WAsHirGTos lily According
to the official figures there $50 voters in the
city of Washington the national Capital This rep
resent population Of 80 900 souls fact hich
shows that tbs place increases much moro rapidly
than has baen generally supposed When the cen.
sus of 1860 shall be taken, the aggregate will no
doubt exceed one hundred thou.and
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THE SUBSCRIBER having disc0L tin.
L ued the Grocery business will from this date
devote his stten ion exclusively to the Commission
business for the sale of ell kinds of Country p
Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, as elso, to the purchsss CT
Guano Groceries &c
He has associated his nephew, w. g. MILLER,
with him who will give his particular attention to
the sales of Tobacco.
He will alec tas this opportunity for returning his
heartfelt thanks to his many friends for the liberal
patronage extended to him far 80 long time, and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit
tinuance Of the same.
ALEX GARRETT.
Offce for the present at his Old Stand,
Richmond April l. 1857 -ap S-2sw2m A. Msio az.
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DiCHsIUND sUDA WATEn n~EAo
H. LISHHENf 1t is a fixed fact, that the only
genuine article of bottled Soda Water. Porter and
Ale m ade in this city, il put up by NJ. MCCORMACK
who istters hmse II that be is able to compete with
any manufacturer either North South, having
been engaged in the business for the last ten years
preceding 49, the greater part of which year he
spent visiting all the larger cities of the North TO-
sether with those of Er gland and Ireland exsminins
their different brew and bottling establishments
with view to still greater improvements in the
manufacture of the said artioles, already justly
celebrated
The subscriber 10 now bot:line Porter, Ale, Cider.
soda Water &c at his OLD stand, whore he hopes by
strict attention 10 bu,ireas to merit coptpuar &c
of the patronage heretofore literally bestl wed
him in former years. All orders from city coun
try customers promptly attended to.
Tho subscriber would most respectfully requestai
his city to return all his bottles to his Gr
and to no other persons, as he finds srest many
of tn missing and he forewarns all pun chs5ers OF
Sod, Water Porter Ale and Cider not receive any
of his bottles except from his drivers.
nj. MCCORMACK,
NH 2l-Im No sos RrO'd street
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a. HED EYE EDK SAhE.--Thlsdfs
l~YCetng uished Racer and Stallion, whose Per.
~-> formsnces upon the Turf have excited Ane ad
mrstion and applause of tie Union, and proven him
worthy his descent from his iliustrous SIRE the in
comparable Boston, will be cold by bis st the
fairfield Race Course, on the Jockey Club day of the
Spring Races of 1857, which takes place the first
week in he month of May.
Red Eye" sin perfect health and vigor and has
shown himself foa[ g-tter; and for size power
Stallion IN the country. He has slfeady r SIDE two
sessons and his colts unusually large promls
ing He will be eleven years old on the 10:h day of
May next.
TERMs-Ore third cash balance in two payments,
at 60 days and months, Notes with undoubted en-
dorsers, and negotiable and payable at the Bank of
Virginia. required for the deferred payments The
purchaser will receive immediate possession of the
HoIse upon complying with the above terms, and
with bin all the benefits of his son, which will be
stated in de all the day of sale, paying the State
for the BELCHER q CROUCH.
tlarAr {. tIsthA