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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

After tedious discussion Oh Il subject III
volving legal question, the Conference ad-
journed with the bencdction b. the Bishop.
We are inclined to believe that the session
will extend into next week, on account Of the
large quantity Of business 10 bc transacted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

RHODES SrrER-pmosrHATE uf LiNE.--in an
issue of the Enquirer, early in November, we
called attention to this dcscrycdly popular fer
tilizcr. rertilzing manurcS have become an
almost absolute necessity, especially in the re-
coyery of worn.out lands Mr.. Rhodes claims
for his Supcr-Phosphatc of Lime, great supe'
riority, in many cases even over Guano; a
claim which is sustained by the testimonials
furnished in pamphlet now before u.s. and
corroboratcd by others that we find in orr en-
changes of very recent date. Many Of the
certificates are from gentlemen Of whom we
have such knowledge rs enables lis confidently
to assert, that they arc entirely reliable. We
regard the subject of fertilizers 80 important
TO our farmers and planters, that we do not in
tend to allow ourselves to he betrayed into Il
careless expression Of opinion-and hence we
have examined his claim with care. We hear
tily recommend this fertilizer. 1t has been
used upon Tobacco. Wheat. Corn and other
grains and vegetables with like good results.
and diifcrin. from tillano in leaving the land
in better heart The press upon our columns.
at present prccludes the publication of any Of
the MANY testimonials we have. hut We will he
clad in the meantime to show them t" any
gentleman who may call upon n>.
Tho article is sold in this city by Mc>>r>.
S,tI,rr kulIIrK 4 Co.
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Tnr LAEGr>r LoAD YEr.--The largest load
Of hogs which has reached Lynchburg during
the season, lthc Republican says was brought
down, OIL Tuesday last, by the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad cars-no less than eighteen
lar loads arrived there on that day
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sUFFERINGs OF q. s. TROOPS.

CArrAlN MAIcY's march last winter from
Fort Bridgcr to New Mexico is considered Il
most remarkable undertaking. lie started on
the 91th Of November last, with forty soldiers,
and reached Fort Massachusetts. in New McXi
90, distance Of six hundred and thirty miles.
on the 18th uf January. On entering the
mountains the snow became so deep that rhe
mules he had taken with him could make no
hcadway. Forty men were then placed IN adj
vance Of them to break track. The Snow in
creased as they advanced, and when they ap-
preached the summit ofthe mountains, it aver
aged five feet in depth OIL the level. and the
men were forced to crawl on their hand, and
knees Although laborins here every day
from dawn until lark they advanced only 10
miles in five days. Finding no food but pine
leaves many ofthe mules died. The men wore
out their shoes before half the journey was
performed, consequently their feet were severe
iv frost-bitten, and il was with difficulty they
could march or even sleep By the Sd OF Jan
nary the ratons were consumed, and they
were obliged to SubSst upon those animals
which had become unfit for service. This diet
of course affected the health Of the men. whose
strength became sensibly diminished Not
wthstanding all these difficulties, the task was
successfully accomplished and supplies were
obtained for the troops at Fort Brdgcr. -
The distance travelled was seven hundred
and forty miles. and 10 provide against
attacks from the MormonS. and 10 pre-
vent their stampcdng his animals, Captain
Marcy enlisted in New Mexico all the expert
enccd hunters, mountain and frontier men lac
could find
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

.lcclpEsTs ~ MARTINsBrEc.-Cap W. y.
Gor,on, agent of the b. & o. i. X. Company
at Martinsburg, met with an accident OH Mon
day last The Va, Republican says: He was
cleaning pistol, a revolver, and had taken of
the barrel, but bv some means ball was dis
charged from the cylinder, striking the foretin.
Ger Of his right hand, inilicting painful
wound
i negro child belonging to ID. Is. Morrison,
Esq. of MartinSburg WAS burned from its
clothes taking fire. and on Monday night last
died
Michael Burn, and two other persons were
crossing the river at dam NO. !, on Tuesday
nigh; last. i'll skfi. when from the breaking
Of an oar. all We're prccipated into the water
Michael Burn. was drowned
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NOTICE.

Ihik concern Of baldwin, Card~rl Co, having been
c!'-o'ed ;hey have assigned all debts due then to
@ aNous 20 Close he business early possible and
p7S'oi' indebted 10 heD requested TO make imme-
"aie -. men; 20 HORACE l. KENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

CORPORATION CorRrEsIEs.-'T Directors Of
the Richmond and Danville Railroad and seve.
raj members Of the Board of Public Works,
partook Of 4 supper given by the corporation
If Danvilc on Tuesday evening
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

UNIVERSITY CuArLAIN.-Thc Faculty Of the
University Of Virginia have elected Rev John
{. Granhcry, of the Methodist Episcopal
Chuch. chaplain, for two years from October,
l>;'>. at which time the term Of the present
chaplain. Rev. Dabney Carr Harrison, will ex.
pirc. Mr. Granbery is at present stationed in
thr city Of Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

MURDER OF FIRGINlAS.-A gentleman
named Nance lately from Virginia, was mur,
dcrcd by two slaves Of Robert Early, near Lex.
u.ion. Mo. Il few days ago The citizens i'm.
mcdiatcly subscribed $500 to enable the wife
and six children of the deceased 10 return 10
Virginia
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

\ Nrw DorGlAs PAPER IN NoKroLx.-We
perceive that Mr.. $. T. Sawyer. formerly Of the
Argus, is about to start 4 new daily Democrat.
ic paper. called the Leader" in Norfolk. Z
lhc prospectus says
Ii vii! be ardent in its advocacy of the
Imon formed by o." fathers, and equally de!
Voted 10 The maintcna ice of the reserved rights
oi the Statcs-right> II which abide the only
safety for the liberties of the people-the only
guarantee for the perpctuity Of the conicdcra-
ton.
1t is due to truth and frankness TO declare at
the outset. that the Leader will bring whatever
power il may possess 10 the support Of the
claims of Stephen y. Douglas for the next Pre-.
siicncy Of the lnited States lie may Justly
be regarded is the ma>tcr-sprit of the times,
and the >,gaciorS and the unprcjudiccd unite
in pointing to the distinguished Senator from
Illinois Is the statesman endowed with such
rare qualifications as admirably suit him To
take charge OF the helm Of State. and 10 guide
the vessel in safety through the storms and
Icmpcsts which threaten 10 submerge il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

Mill BlENr-Thc flour mill of John d.
near Campbell Courthouse, was de
s,royed by fire on Sunday night last with L
large quantity of -four and wheat. 1t was in.
surcd for 5000. which sum about covers the
los
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Aitbmon0 Enquirer,

BY RlrcnlE DUSSAvANr. TYLER WISE.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

ACcIDEST N NELSON CorSTY.-On the l4th
inst. an accident occurred at Gullyyillc, in
Nelson county. :, son Of Mr.. John S. Sickle
man and negro boy were in the room over
the store, aud loaded pistol was taken up by
the negro. but in cndcavoring 10 cock II, the
hammer slipped from his hand. causing the
ri>tol 10 hc discharged The ball entered the
brain of Young Sticklernan, causing his death
within twentv.iour hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

The PIEDuoNT CoAL FlELD-ProE Phillips,
au eminent English Gcologist, late from Corn
wall. recently visited our neighborhood, and
rode over the developed portions OF the Pied
mont Coal Field in company with Mr. John
A Dalby. our entcrprising townsman, who has
done 50 much 10 explore this important deposit.
Mr. Phillips confirms the opinions and reports
Of our own Geologist. Mr.. DeI}ow, who is doing
essential service in the development Of our min.
erals. lie pronounccs this coal equal in quality
to any coal ever mined from the same depth,
either in England or America. and believes the
field incxliaustiblc for all practical purposes. -
UJry,hfon IIuJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

F. b. Deane aud VIM. I. Yanccy. Esqrs., de
cline to he candidates for re election to the
House of Delegates from Campbell county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

EXTRAORDINARY CoAI--Thc Parkersburg
Na.) News announces the discovery in that
region of opcrimcn Of coal which is said TO
surpa>s the camel coal The News adds:
1t is very light, and can be ignitcd as easily
aS piece of dry white pine wood. 1t is ex.
trcmciy gaseous and emito very strong odor
when burning. y piece rs large small mar.
bic placed in the bowl Of a clay-pipe made air
tight, and then inserted in hot fire, gave ont gas
enough at the end of the stem to burn with 4
bright light for five minutes. 1t evidently
could only be used for making gas or oil, as it
has not sufficient soldity TO burn in CRATE or
stove but would probably run out through tho
bars in sort of oil Or pitch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

LAgcE YIELD or BIG TrESIps.-Mr. Oliver
Carder. of Taylor county, Va, raised the last
season. on three eighths Of an acre Of land, 80
bushels Of turnips, the largest Of them being
from twenty to twenty-four inches in circumfer-
epce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

TmlHGs |. WISE COrN1y.-A letter to the
Marion Visitor, from Wise Court'house, says:
We want energetic and enterprl>ing men, men
who will en,lcavcr to make Wise what she
should be. for she possesses mineral wealth
enough to he made one Of the foremost coun-
tie, in the Southwest. 1t is also fine grazing
country. Tie Virginia and Kentucky railroad
will pass through our county, some IS miles
from the Courthouse and through the riches,
portion of the county.
'At present the prospect would seem quite
gloomy to stranger, for the earth is clad in
mantle Of snow, and just about this time it IS
exceedingly cold.
Crops were, in parts Of the county. very
cycellent-an average crop Of corn was made.
The hog crop will he rather slim one. and 1t
is thought pork will range from ~ to cents
per pound
"As to politics there j, no excitement upon
the subject. We are for Hopkins for Governor
and for CongreS, any body but Floyd"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

FRriGnr THApr.-There were received on
the 18th Of November, at the Lynchburg DE.
not of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road,
from the West. 20 cars. consisting Of six cars
of wheat, l.302 bushels; Il cars Of hogs
ls2. .00o pounds; one car Of flour, 54 barrels;
nine cars OF miscellaneous, $4,000 pounds
Also sent West same morning II loaded cars.
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1mportant Land Suit in Western virginia.

rTar- the same as In the tariff.
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MAJORITY Tor Mr. Letcher Over the
vote for other candidates lI.I2p
On Saturday morning Mr.. John Randolph
Tucker, of Frederick, WAS nominated for At
torney General 10y acclanation.
The announced result of the first ballot for
Lieutenant Governor is as follows:
The first ballot resulted i'll no nomination
The total vote polcd amounted TO 1913; ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-07

j. +. COOLEY. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

K lCE--l0 tiercss prime new Rice, re
= c'iyed and for sale By
apo LEWIS n WEBB 4 co
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1000 FRENCH WOVEN cop.rrs

-. open IN front A. a - SvnoLAo,
hands lac Sz.ss. cheap q double the money IMAM
ane CamSrc ns q awo,a, ,ase Dmty Rsis issc:
xss; parasols from Tsc up; Frnaes ~ ~ re yds
wds i nn.a Linens Reached Ccssons yss
Oh sp BLACK Twisted IL aI, s.ask eng. size extra
iSe up rich Infants waisis: Will. ir,,Iiann,s
Musns Bonns;' csmeries; Dotted and Emb sxi is
description Of Trimmin "a and M;,Iinar o.
CITY Ths aa senen Flowers ever exhibited In hi.
nandsomo and cheap oeds AZ tbsx . a m ses these
vince nc themselves Of the faois. '' WI 'nen con-
app GOlDsaIr. 2ss Broad st.
kLaCh AND C0LORED SILKs.-We
SIX. ~ o,isr large lot of Black Gro de- Rhine
less than he, ,a sts and 81. which are Is cents
e DO ', DC and co;ored Tlouaeed SILK Robes
ta nss Table Dsmask and Damask Napkins viii BE-
'A'A Sns ef 4, Z sa hH :tIsss
holCE GOODS, CHOICE GOODS
making large additions to their splendid stoeH In
n, AMI elegant DIR ESs GOODS their assortment il
soods h,J n extent and variety and many II the
ta,; snt AT large loss upon ths cost OF impor-
'"''eh, VIII be sold at a.tonishingly low prices.
new R6 sRd elegant Double FlOaneed A'oUILLE
New and slsgant Organize ROBES
Do Do Grs9adine side;strips ROBES
10 Mousfline do do
Do Chaley -deToile do
Argentine ROBES and SILKS
In every description of goods for Mourning they
nave very large supply. and in Plain Black and
figured Black silks and silk Robes some of the most
decided bargains ever offered TO the public
Servants, Goods, Dana ks Linens. shjrtipgs Cot
IONS IONS Ioweilings. Diapers. Hosiery, Parasos, Hoop
ekHmyCthey have every thing that can be needed to
which they would call attention - ~
fresh supply Of LACE SETS. Rmbroideries
Lace Wells. Just to hand. TR PRICE h CO.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
l. RTES. kC.-WDl be sold at auction at my store.
eornertf Main and 18th streets on SAL URDAY, 10th
of April, at 10 O'clock the usual variety of and
second hand Furniture. in good order.
GROCERIES .-Whiskey, Brandy. Wine. Candles,
Coffee, Starch. Crockery. glassware, &c. Also TO-,
CLOTHING AND DRY GOODs.-seyeral in
voices Dry Goods, Cashmere. Linen, Grass Linen,
Union. Duck and Fancy Check Goats, MarseiIles.
Satin and Cashmere Vests, Pants. &c,
ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
Additionally barrels HorrinEs
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DLANTER'S LINENS.-Just received,
one case Planters Linen, yard vide ut only I2 c.
per yard. Also, lot of heavy Canvas Duck at 10
and i2 scts per yard. These are very useful and
sonable goods ALFRED MOSES,
an 60 Main street.
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By Jas NJ Taylor & Son.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF ONI


" UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF THE SWAN TAv-
ERN (BR0AD STREET II0TEL) PROPERTY IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, on BROAD AND
NINTH STREETS.-Pursuant to decree of the
Circuit Court of the city ofRichmoHd entered on the
18th day of February. 1884, in the case OF Vaughan
and ais vs.. Goddin, ana which was affirmed by the
Court Of Appeals by its decree entered the 26th
day of January. 1855, the subscriber the special com
missioner. duly appointed, will proceed to sell at
public auction. upon the premises, on the 18Th day
of APRIL, 1855 at p NJ, one undivided msiety
ofthe property described in the proceedings in the
said snit as the Swan Tavern property. having
front on the north side of Broad street commencing
at its intersection with 9Th street of one hundred
and sixty feet, and running back 9th street, the
usual depth of half acre lot.
TERNs.-"The interest upon ten thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars from the 18TH day OF
August, 1884 until 1t is paid, and the sum Of two
Thousand and sxty-four dollars and the expenses
of the said sale to he paid in cash, and the residu
to be paid with interest in four equal instruments
at intervals of six. twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months from the day of sale, for which defer
red payments the Commissioner shall take negotis-
BILE notes with endorsers the title to the property
being retained as further security until the pur-
chase money is paid"
JAMES LYONS, Commissioner.
JAMnsM TAYLOR & Sow, Auctioneers
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a. SEBASTOPOL.-This celebrated
0NRACE HORSE will stand at Fairfield Race
Course near Richmond at $50 cash the seaeqn cora
menciDg 18th Of March and ending LIST Jhiy. Dir.
DoDD, manager ON the farm, will receive tho above
fec, which rnust be sent with tho mares. other
wise they will not be served.
Henrico county. March 18th, 1888.
,,h
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE DRESS
" MAKING.-MRs. A. v. JONES can be found
at the Roanoke House, on Broad street, third door
frcm 9th, y here she IL prepared to cary on DRESS
MAKING. in all its branches on reasonable terms.
she warrants a perfect nc. Party and Bridal
DRESSES made 10 order. Thankful to her old Gus
aomers for past fayors, she solicis continuance OF
the same. ape-W%
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.x. CARRIAaEs- CARRi L.lus

S7a4Ss- The subscriber hes on hand AT his Gao,
MAKING establishment, on lombard Alley. hetwSsa,
'Euhisn Hotel, CaACHkS, CHaRI0TkEs- Rk.
batCHE>. ~ @GiRS, with and without tops snf
SNlNt u All 81 has ow make, ef tn best materIaL
Fsri work oi the Kind can be IN the city OF Rich
w-Ei and | respectfully ask call from thas, /,
i.rra'ges So make % order and sell nj the loves,
l~1,es possible and al work sold, that is new war
-sg'ed. MACAJAH MANGUM
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AUCTION 6ALE0.
1s,,,,rE.ss -;s-~--
BY Goddin & Apperson, Auots.

% BUILDING LOTS ON CHURCH HILL,
- On s6rH. BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL
sIEEkts. AND ON FRANKLIN, BETWEEN z9rH
AND 3Tn STREETS, FOR sALEAT AUCTION
Ill bs sold on MONDAY. the 18th Of April 1855 on
TIE prenlises commencing IT AZ o'clock, two hand
some building Iots locatrd as above the first oppo
sits the residence If Mr sutton jr aud the oshcr
In rear Of the residence Of Mr. Pairo: the first
fronting about 90 feet, and the latter 70 feet
TEEMs One-third cash; balance 1t and months
for negotiable notes. interest addsd and title retain
Cd till last note be paid The for 1858 to be paid
" the purchasers. G0DDIN 4 APPBRSON,
ap9 Aucta
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT ON THE
- BROOK PLANK ROAD, ONE MILE NORTH
OF RICH MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-wif
be sold on THURSDAY. the 22nd April, 1875. on ths
premises, commencing at O'Clock. the alb we beau
tiIui arm, now In the occupancy Of Mr. Robert A.
Lancaster, containing soA acres. Ii Nill be subdi
ydsd so as 70 give to the mansion house 36t acres
TO the small brick tenepent u acres; and to the
grove lot IN rear. 40 acres. The mansion house 10
bnilt OF brick, nearly new. having rooms. besides
all tho usual outhouses such a. Kitchen stable
carriage house. &C. The laud il now In the highest
state of Improvement The place is remarkably
healthy. and the neighhorhood good. plat and
survey OF the land can be at our Office.
TBRxs:-0ne fifth cash, balance at 6, H. Is and ~
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust decd. The taxes for 1853 to be paid by
apS-awtd GODDIN APPERsoN. Aucts
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NEW GOODS,-A. K. PARKER 4 co
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

FLLETT. WALLER, DREWRY & CO.,
Solicit the attention of merchants visiting RICH
MosD to their large and well selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER Day GOODS. most OF
which has been bought in the Northern markets,
under the depressing influences of the recent panic
at AUCTION and for CASH. at very low prices. To
which weekly additions will be made by the agency
# their house in New York, Bell, Brooks, Pace
Co. Their facilities such to give them all ad
vantage of the changes in the market, and their
prices TO the CASH AND PROMPT MONTHS TRADE, they
satisfied. cannot be undersold by any regular
hoase in this country. They earnestly ask cal
from the merchants who wish 10 purchase.
Store No. IL Pearl street,
m 3-ts Richmond "a
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CTOCK OF A HOUSE FURNISHING,
- FANCY GOODS AND vARIHTY STORE ron
SALE AT AUCTION For the purposa of unakfnc

GTOCK OF A HOUSE FURNISHING.
- FANCY GOODS AND vARIRTY STORE FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Por the purpose Of mAkiag
q change in my business, shall on TUESDAY next.
at auction. my large and desirable stock Of ocods.
embracing the usual variety Of such an sstablIsh-
ment consisting In Fart Of silytr Plated Table De-
sert and Tea Spoons Table and Desert FORKS Butter
Knives; Sugar Shoveis. Salt Spoons, Nspksn Rings:
Brittania and block tin Coffee and Tea Pox and
Urns, Casters, Water and lee Pitchers. tteak and
Oyster Dishes and Dish Covers, Lsaps Apd Ice
Cream Moulds, Toilet Sets and ChspiQr Rns. Dire
Sets and Stands. Bronze Hat and Umtrem! Islands.
Wire Dish Covers, Water Coolers, Table Mats.
Cloths, Market and Fancy Baskets, Brooms, Brushes
Tubs, pals. Buckets, Wash Boards. Foot Mats bar
rel Covers, nest Measures, Backing. &c.
IN FANCY GOODS,
Such as China and other kinds Of Vases. Card UAs-
kets, Ladies' Reticule., Bags and Work Boxes Port
Monnsiss, Wallets and Pocket Books, Hair and
Cloth Brushes. Fly Brushes. Fancy Soaps, Colognss.
&c, together with great variety Of miscellaneous
articles too numerous 10 mention.
- ALSO.
One splendid Mahogany and two Black Walnut
Show Cases.
TERNs:-For all sums under $50 cash-for $50 and
over,4 months credit for approved negotiable paper.
The above sale will be continued daily. morning
and evening, until the whole sock s closed.
sale conducted by r. b. Cook Co.. Aucts. laps
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By Edmond, Davenport & Co.

CARGO SALE OF RIO AND SAN
~ TOS COFFEE, LIVERPOOL FINE AND
COURSE SALON FRIDAY, April 18th, we Will
offer for Gale al Auction at orr Warehouse. head Of
the Dock, the argo of the Bark sALIT MICE, di-
rect from Rio, consisting of $40 bags strictly primo
Rio CfIee, 32i bags Santos Coffee, tho latter
celeut substitute FIR La uayra.
800 sacks Liverpool fine ealt
20h0 sacks Ground Alum Salt,
per ship Alexander, direct from liverpool, to DO
sold deliverable at City Point or Richmond
ALSO
$50 casks Hibberts London Porter.
go packages choice Teas
EDMOND DAVENPORT AGO.
p S-The abeve sale will take place at " O'clock,
NJ SO a. 10 give the trade opportunity 70 attend
the Sugar and Molnsses sale Of Messrs. Dunlop.
az s-tds T.. D. co.
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By e. B. Cook & Co.
IN CORDS OAK AND PINE WOOD
w AT AUCTTON.--For and on account of whom
it may concern, we will sell at the wood yard OF e.
Walthatl, on the Canal Bank, THIS DAY, oon-
meneng at 10 O'Clock, so cords more or less. OF OAK
and Pine Wood, damaged by thu late fre:
APPS COOK a Co, Ancts,
M" The above sale Is postponed until SATUR-
DAY, April 10th.
ap EBCOOK & co, Aucts.
NOTICE.-Will be sold on THURS
In DAY. the 18th of tho present month at the late
residence Of VIM d Jennin1s, deceased, in fIenrico
county, eight good york Mules. one Horse, seven
old Sheep, six Iamh& three Sows and Pigs, Que Loo
of wheat straw. and fhreo Wagons and Gear.
TsBAs.--AH sums of twenty dollars and under
cash; over that Amount credit of six months will
be given, the purchaser giving bond with good Sc
curity, before the property is delivered
HARRIET JENNINGS, Admtrx,
an e-2t* of " D Jennings, decd.
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books, BOOKS. BOOKS. AT Auc

ROOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS, AT AUC-
~ TION.-We win sell 1t the store on Main stress.
recently occupied By Thomas How, Es0 one doo
below 9Th, commencing on MONDAY evening tke
5th inst. at ~ o'clock, and continue every svenina
until the whole Is Sold aiafge collection of Standard
Books, embracing every variety Of literature
seiencs and the arts. from the most popular au-
thors.
ALSO, ..,-t
Fine Family Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books
Stationery, Gold aud Silver Pens. Pencils. kc, 10.
=, B.-We would call the special sttdpticn Of the
offered in this city.
Every book warranted perfect and will b sold
without reserve. $500 q :
each day. COOK 4 90.
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