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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-20

By Gsddin & Appereon.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE AT ASHLAND" FOR SALE AT AUC,
II0N..-Will be sold on "WEDNESDAY. the 2osh
Decsmber. isS on the premises, Commencing at IN
o'clock. y. the House and Lot nov In the occu-
pancy OF Mr0 Wingdeid. It Ashland. The Lat
contains Of an acre. and has . frout on
square: The House IL now and 10 convenisntly az.
ranged for the accommodation OF 3 small family
Of the Hotel, opposite the residence OF Rev Geo w
Motley and owned By Mr. Jas Harwood. The Lot
contains ~ aeies. and the dwelling has ample %.
both sales will be made known at tho hour Of sale
de 20 Q0DDIN Il APPERSON. Aucts.
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DURLIC HIRING OF NEaROES.-

DUELIC HIKINU UF NEGhUEE.-
L VIII be hired a. Wakefield the farm in Hsno-
yer county, next adjoining Mr. Geo. Dsswelfs on
FRIDAY the 3lst day of the present month Ode
cember), about forty Negroes, consisting of men
ard women, boys and girls.
They will be hired Us farm hands and house SER
vsnts-in no instance to labor on works of Internal
Improve ment, OF in occupations considered hazard
Gus; auI with the further express understanding
that they not to be re-hired b. those who hire
them publicly, without the written consent Of the
undersigned.
Bonds with approved security win be required in
every instance. RICHARDSON,
de l2-nfhE EY,nr of Mrs Iniifh smith decd.
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CGRVANTs' CL0TRING.-We have a

~ good assortment Of seTgants' Clsthing Oh hand
and aesirous to clear 1t al out VS. will OF
Ter crest Bargains.
F"E Hep we have Ga and 81 Full Cloths Cassi.
nets krrsays. iesns, &c.
Tor Women We have Linsoys. cheap Muslins.
Eneiish Harinos, Calicos, &c
AL8D-Flsnnels. Blankets, Stockings, Seeks. &c.
de L DULLES CH GNh+ Y
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u EDCCTiUN ia the pr,Ces of FANCY
~ G0JDS.-To resuse cur stock OF every thing in
the aar Of FANCY GOODS We will from, tai, time
ofer th.ai at prices Which viii insure thor ssie -
We have ca hand many pretty AID desirable SILKS
3ousl.sD Robe a'L:2. halen;Ias, al wool French
NoGsaiuS American Mousitns. French Merinoes
french Meriucee printed &C, &c :Embtoi4 Collars
Eiabrod secy as very hand oIas. DO in sets. I'm
brod Hia'fs Ki3b ma &c We invite cali I! ON all
in want IL a1y OF tie above goods
d {it4II Is p GIENERY
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T GATHER AND RUBBER
- MACHINE BELTIN6!
LACE LEATHER STEAM PACKIEal
GARDEN 4 HYDRANT HOSE!
All or the best quality. are sold at No. 81 Pearl
street. at mauufac .urerss prices By
de- ia-sw KNOWLE3& WALFORD
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GREAT REDUCTION IN DRRsj

4 oE<hA 1SA1O-N G4f ~ IL IA y -
~ sILKS-We have this day reduced the price
ot Rich k'rsss silks, as follows:
Aev s;ya bay adore Silks from 81 per gard to IS and
Do do Rich 30 do rs pattern to $50
Rich double Skirt Silks from $50 20 siS
De co 80 do do "a 10 sS5.
ALSO,
Rich RohNs lis De aiEcs from eI5 10 $I2
psok Velvet CoaSs from s. to $40 less than former
prtces. PERKI. 80 n CO,
del! New Cash Store. 30 al Eagle Square.
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ShAWLs! Cloass RagIans -! at
MAtL%nA chsAF Sue , .. iaaies n want
a.. ihs tst fashionable styles will fad 1t TO their
interest IL call OK MAILEaTs Cheap Store,
de Is No Al Main street
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CILhS SILKS .-Bsrg aims. Faegains.
~ -Nehave marked dcwa ouc entire stock Of La
dies Dress silks RbJus 81 per ant ard Eet them
ST art separate counter il the palt OF the
ST re, where theT viii remain on exhibition until
soi+: they are c9-red At greatly reouced prices
The .siles rUspoc tfuiy invited 10 cali and
them. GNATKiN,
De Is 0TuNste Exchange Bank
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By Goddin 4 Apperson. Aucts.
TRUSTEES' SALE UF to- 4 co FAC
TORY PIxTURsS.-As Truste o in . Seed Of
trust from MT H. B. Dick inson, datea OH Febru srv
1917, and OF record In the Richmond ,ustip0s Court
We shall proceed to sell at PUBLIC AUCTION ~
70! Ii iassnrJ now occupied By Mr. 4. I. Dickinscn
Gary street. on MON DAY, 27th December. 7Sss con.
mnnsing at % O'Clock. a. II ali the FACfORY
EIXTURkS. IMeLEMENTS, MACHINERY AND
TOOLS: and other things, Fixed or moveabIe In or
about the Factory Aforesaid, used in the manufac-
TEnNs;-Four mos. credit for approved, endorsed.
negotiable notes.
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D0STPONEMENT OF SALE OF LAND
AT ASHLAND Owing to the inclemency OF
the weather. The sale Of the two tracts Of land 10
Hanover, near Ashland, advertised by the under
signed, az Commissioner Of Hanover Circuit Court,
20 take place at Ashland on the Sth day of kecem-
ber 1855 is rostroaed until MONDAY, the 9th OF
December. 1885, when it viii take place without re-
de e-d1wtds EDMUND I. MORRIS, Com'r.
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(7HEAp SERVANTS CLOTHIN4. sc

4 'NbAE DEu nv AG LOIHINO, &C
~ &c - EnBsekeereTs having their rysnts'
Clothing 20 purchase. sii find il to their special adj.
vantage 10 call az my Store where they get thu
best bargains in lindsey, Merino, Muslin, Calico
Cation C.vth, CGssiuetts Hosiery, Shs~ls, Cl0aks
Sc SC. AUGUSTUS MAILERC
de ~ Cheap Stote I'll Main street
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THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE AT
LAST DISCOyERED--Or, rather the place for
cheap go2ds Is acknowledged to be at GEOrGE ia
COBS, No. ~ Main street.
Cloaks, Gattles and RsEans to suit the most fssti.
dious AT q RENAL k0bly low price
Bonnets. Flowers. Ruchss, Hair Pins. Cash peines
ana Head Dresses, at less rate than any estab-
iishmeat.
Beautiful styles Bonnet Ribbons as low as &c. per
yard
Heopr and Extension Skirts, st the lowest rates.
Hosiery aud Emoroid rIes, 10 great variety
Dress Trimmings and fringes-some as low az 4d
Per yard.
Fanny Goods and Notions in great variety, and at
less rats. than ever.
Those DESTROYS of securing bargains will find Il to
IN cir interest tn i've me 8 call
Remember, nearly opposite the 81. Charles Ho-
tel. Refneino6r, No. AZ. Main ST. no:
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NOTICE To CONrRACTOhS Propo-
~ sails will be received at tho Once Of superin-
ten emit of streets until u O'Clock n, ON EIN kH-
DAY, the 2sd instant. for Pavns. Ftaggna and
CuIbinc that portion Of Dock srs CT whsch sxtsnds
from the ess' Ire OF 20,h strett 10 the ship Lotk
Plans AID specifications OF the werk Can be seen at
the ofre Of ths Iity Engineer. where frms OF pro-
possls and all necessary Information can be OBJ
tained. d BATES.
a Goetv Noryx,ra
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By Henry W. Qusrles, Auct.,
(No. $50 Main g, sst.l

(No. 100 Main 81 o0t.J
A UOTION SALE OF A kICH AND
"A kLn0ANT STOCK OF JEwDLRY.-sajee =
esmmencs THIS AWNING, q O'Clock nd Is
continue every evening during tks week: 6urfne
without reserve.
The asscetzasnt consists Of every varsity 70 BE-
0und In hrst class retail store: eiegaut Lava ~
Cameo 3oeds; Fine roekets Cameo Rovolvine Pins
somethin9 new; Leaf Garnet ksss. TIE la4sss stylS
out; and an endless variety n 0entiemens Gocda
&C. &c.
n. Private sales during the day
for bargains Ct auction cali ut NO. lso Main 4
every evening. ut O'Clock
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EORSALE PRIVATELY. Ten Negroes,
consisting of two women. with four children each
One is good Cook, aud the other . first rate field
hand. They belong to n gentleman who Is selling
them for no faut aud who Is very DESTROYS TO sell
them to rem Sin 10 this eta.e Fer further pArticu
lars apply 70 HECTOR DAVIS, Auctioaeer, or to
PM ABB SON, Agents.
de Its Uncar Exchange Hoiel.
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CALt OF CEUPs, ETUCK, MULES,
~ &c Having sold nv farn will offer for sale
a. aactioa. OF tie prem ses, on TDE-DaY,2 t inst
at 10 O'Clock. NJ, If tsir if not the next fair dag,
all Ct my rops. stock &C, assisting Of fret rate
Sows, shosts Pigs &c. about 40 bbls Corn, Fodder,
Shucks straw, sc, one good Market - sgon b-sdes
good <ortment Vt gardening and farming inp'e-
ments, sash and Hot BED Frames. Terms made
known at sale. N GARDNER.
do
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a HONE, THAT Is a HOME!

propose 70 sell my FARM, In tho county Or AZ.
pomattox Va. containing $40 Acres lyi ug hse miles
nom Concord Depot. Bouth-etde Railroad, and four
miles from james river. IN good eoucff5n for Grow
ink any of the crops sdsptsd 70 this climate, and
worthy An examination by any one visniIg to pur:
which can be cultivated. The improvements arc all
OF the latest style and now coating as least % 900
About oncthrd IL now In timber convs ME nsIy a.
stands with Tsams, Farming Utensils stock Of eve
~ description, and provisions Of every kind for the
scar. -
The piass can be divided to suit purchassn, with
good Improvements on both places. POssoesieu
given Immediately. Address ~, -
JOS. JAR. BURKa.
Spanish Oaks p. O.. Appomatfoy Va
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DAVID J, BURR, lr
aH0. WHITFIELD, Irustees.

1'hUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
= STORE AND DWELLING, IN TUE CITY or
RICHMOND, Oh The NORTH sIOE OF BROAD
BETWE ZEN lST AND I'd STRESTS.-As the sur.
yiying trustee In q certain deed Of trust from Geo
Wilhelm and Mari. his wife, bearing cate 18th Oct
lSa2, duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court.
shall iu execution of eaid trust deed (hayin9 been
30 required By the assignee of the bond secured
thereby proceed to sell al public auction on the
1866 at o'clock. N. if fair iii not the next faif
day the Real Estate convey ed by the said deed
a. above. now in the occupancy of said Wilhelm
fronting about % feet. running back tie depth Of
the lot. say 1877 feet.
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THE JEFFERSON FERRY PROPER
TY, LOTS AND BUILDINGS. In the county OF
powhatan, for sale privately. Tin il the January
CURT II not sold before, 1t viii than Be efisred
publicly Tor sale OF rent A, EA HILL,
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|Bigues at

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|EScoR
20 thnss
|siEe in
ease call
/ So1. op-
D street,
fery day
week.
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HHIPPIN0l.

tit FOR NEW YORK The Superior
- fast sailing schr. u A WEEKS, T Weeks,
master having the greater portion of her cargo en-.
gagged, will have Immediate dispatch. For balance
of cargo, apply to
de LILY " ID COZ OIrIrT 4 90
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TELLY, JELLY. -Cox's Sparkling Gel
~ atin:s CoopeT's Gerker's Shred aud Sheet Isip-
sass. Tor mai ing rich and baau'iful jelly without
trouble; Spices. FlavOting, Extracts, sc For sale
by GEO pOWDkN, Druggist.
de Ia l75 Broad street,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-22

WEEDS PATENT SEWING MAcHINE.-The Editor
Of the Cleveland (Ohio) Plaindealer, says: Sew
ing Machines are a subject of the greatest interest
in this vicinity, as they affect the labor of every
family in the land. With q view of purchasing
and Of examining every kind, to find the best, We
spent several days while in New York, in minutest
inspection of all kinds now in market, and our
conclusions were in favor Of Weeds Patent, as the
most reliable Machine to put in the hands Of every
one throughout the State. We purchased one ofthem
and have used it some time, and our opinion is
more than confirmed for it does every kind of sew
ing on cloth or leather, does its work strong, nice
and rapidly, and has never been out of working
order since it come into our family, and it is so
simple as seemingly impossible to get out Of order
or require repairs more than any ordinary person
can perform. 1t is nicely ornamented, and makes
ON ornament to the furniture of q parlor. 1t is
very strong and little liable to wear out. Its ope-
ra,ion can be easily learned with the printed direc-
tions for q guide, and when any family has learned
its use, we are sure they will not live without it.
1t uses two threads, thus making work stronger
than if done by hand with one thread, besides
making both sides of the work just alike. Those
who need q Sewing Machine will do well to look at
this.
WHITNEY & LYON, Proprietors,
345 Broadway, New York.
Sold by B. T. WHEELER, Yorkville, S. c.
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0bitnarp.

D~IED.-After a short illness, Mrs. JANE ELIZA
NELLY, wife of Thomas Mcclure, Jr. She was
born May LIST, 1885, and died March 18th, 1855.
Aged % years, 10 months and Is days.
The many affecting circumstances which attend
this startling bereavement has stirred the pro-
fouudest grief of our entire community. Most
1eeplv is the stroke felt, and long will continue to
be 20, by that very large circle Of which she was
both the ornament and delight: but how much
more severe by him who was united to her by the
tenderest of earthly ties. She had just attained
the statue of womanhood. Scarcely had she
passed the Threshold of life and surveyed the
scope of duties required at her hands, ere she
must render up an account of her brief steward
ship. Scarce Is brief months hath she numbered
herself as one of US and fulfilled with delightful
satisfaction the duties of her sphere, when the
dread summons comes to call her from our afec-
tionate embrace to the bosom of her God. Her
youth, thus prematurely terminated, and her ap.
parent vigor gave promise of an extended life OF
usefulness-the joy of many hearts. But alas:
these delightful expectations We were doomed
never to realize and the brilliant prospect is cloud
ed forever with the shades Of death! Oh, the un-
speakable vanity of human hopes!
The suddenness too of this bereavement is an
other pang. Even when by degrees, disease
wastes our bodies and consumes our strength,
when long respite is afforded for preparation and
step by step We see our friends advancing to the
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Columbia Market.
APRIL 10, 1858.


Couon.-At the close of our previous weekly
report of the cotton market, we stated that the
advices by the America had just come to hand,
but as their effect had not been developed, we
could not speak with any degree Of certainty on
that point. From the commencement of the week
now under review up to Friday evening, the de-
msnd for the article was brisk and active, and
everything that was offered was freely taken, at
an advance of &C., on the general ruling rates for
last week. On Saturday morning, the advices
from Liverpool by the Africa, to the Sd inst,
came to hand, reporting sales for the week of 3d.
900 bales, including $500 to spectators and g.
500 to exporters, at q decline Of ! a. 4d., on the
low and m~iddling grades, while the fine qualities
remained unchanged. But as these accounts have
again come to hand on Saturday, we can only re-
peat that it is impossible for us to speak with any
degree of certainty of their effect on prices in our
market. The sales of the week comprise LOU
bales, and we now quote: Inferior 81 "a 10;
ordinary lot a. III ~middling 103 a. IL good
middling III a. 114; fair l1s@ LII and choice
l2c.
Country Bacon.-We have no material change
to notice in the price of this article, and therefore
we can only continue our former quotations OF II
a. IL for hog round. Lard II e. l2c., per
pound.
Corn.-.The demand for corn is quiet but steady,
and as the supply is fair there is no quotable
change in prices, 10 g 75c. . bushel being still
the current rates.
Oas.-There is no inquiry for oats, and there
fore we omit quotations altogether.
Cow Psas.-This article still continues very
scarce, prices are firm at 90c. "a 81 y bushel.
Four.-There is q fair stock of -four on sale,
and as there is only amoderate demand, prices are
without change. We still quote $3.50 @ S5.25
ter common to super6ne brands; extra family
flour $3.50 g. S5.75 y Dbl.
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THE RAILRoAD.-John L.. Young, ESQ.,, Presi-
dent of the Spartanburg and Union Railroad Com
pany, returned from the North q few days since,
where he went to procure iron. We learn that he
has succeeded in procuring enough iron to COM
plete the road to Spartanburg Court House.
Maj. Govan Mills passed through our village on
yesterday, with thirty hands, on their way to the
head Of the road, where the work will he common
ced Immediately, and in q few days commence lay
ing down the iron. He will, in a short time, have
sixty hands at work and from his we'll know, en-
ergy and perseverance, we may soon expect to
have the road finished to this place. nionriM
Journal
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South Carolina York District

WHEREAS P. L. DARWIN has applied to ne
w for Letters of Administration OIL all and
singular the goods and ~chattels, rights and credits
of Is. DERRER, late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be
holden at York Court House on the 23rd day Of
APRIL instant, to shew cause, if any, why the
said administrator should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 9th day Of
APRIL, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-eight, and in the eighty
second year of American independence.
j. NJ. ROSS, 0. Y. D.
April Is 10 1t
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Commissioners Sale.

St@Ss
Mary C. Mcconnell,
Us. SBiNJOr D0rer.
Walter B. Nets, ct. al J
TN obedience to the order of the Court of Equi-
ty, made in the above case, ut June Term,
1851, l will expose to public sale, at York Court
House, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY next,
the tract of land described in the pleadings, viz
All that tract of land situate in York District,
bounded by lands of Sarah Caten, Elizabeth Lit
tie, D. D. Moore; w. B. Wilson, John Starr and
others, containing
1O15 ACRES,
more or less.
Also, a lot in the village of York, on Congress
street, Immediately opposite Stoves Hotel"
bounded by lot Of James Jefferys, j. U. Zurcher,
and lands of G. W. Williams, containing HALF
ACRE, more or less. Said lot is well improved,
with a large and COMMODIOUS DWELLING,
and all necessary outbuildings, and well suited for
a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
TERMs-Cash.
(SlOD JNO. L. MILLER, c. f. Y. D.
April s 9t
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Ygn1eneal.

MARR1ED-On Tuesday, Goth instant, by Rev.
]. A. Davies. DR.. LAWSON \. HILL, and Miss
BARBARA WHISONANT, all of this District.
""Till Hymcn brought his love-delighted hour,
There dwelt no joy in Eden's rosy bower;
The world was sad-the garden was wild,
And man the hermit sighed, till woman smiled"
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MEETING OF THE GRAND d.

WI VISION.-Delegates to the second Quarter
ly Meeting of the Grand Division Of the Sons of
Temperance, for the State of South Carolina, to
be held at this place, on the 18th instant, are
hereby informed, that they can pass over the sew
eral Railroads on the following terms:
Over the South Carolina Railroad, provided
there are thirty in number, for one fare, going and
returning. Over the Greenville and Charlotte,
Laurens, Kings Mountain, North Eastern, and
Cheraw and Darlington Railroads, for one fare.
NJ. G.. TARRH,
]. c. MEDLIN, COMMITTEE.
Sd SANDERS.
Cheraw. S. c., April 10, 1858.
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YORK SHERIFF'S SALES.

I'D Y Virtue of Writs of Feri Facias, to mi direct
I'D ed, will be sold between the legal hours of
Sherifs Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY next, at York Court House, the following
property, viz -
Three negroes, viz: Sue and her two children,
Ellen and John, levied on as the property of W.
S. Dunlap, at the suit of r. B. McFadden, and
others. 3
One tract of land whereon the defendant now
resides, levied on as the property Of Violet Smith,
at the suit of John Ross. 8
One tract of land wherein the defendant now
resides, levied on as the property of Joseph Heth-
%erington, at the suit of Joseph Herndon and 9TH
ers.
By virtue of On order from the Court Of Ordin-
airy for York District, I will sell at York Court
House, on the first Monday in May next, a tract
of land lying on the waters of Stony Fork, boun-
ding on lands of Dudley Jones, Green Gordon, j.
A. Brown and John c.. Tipping, containing one
hundred acres, more or less: sold to make parti-
ton among the heirs-at-law of VIM. Clinton, de-
ceased.
Four negroes, viz: Sue, and her three children,
Tim, Rose, and Mirer, levied on as the property
of W. NJ. Sutton, at the suit of Jno. L. Miller,
C. E. Y. D., and others. 2
On Tuesday after the first Monday in May next,
at the house of the Defendant, one sorrel horse,
one cow and calf, fodder, household and kitchen
furniture, le7ied on as the property of Lemuel
Burgess, ut the suit of Isaac Minter. !
At Blairsville, on Tuesday after the first Mon
day in May next, four bales of cotton, Levied on
as the property of Thomas C. Traylor, at the
sui u DFD''' G s. c. YoUNGBLooD, 6. I'd.
Yorkville, April 8, 1853.
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In Equity-York

William H. Nicholson Us. Leroy Springs. Petition
for Funds of absent Debtor.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Leroy
i Springs, the defendant in the above stated
case, resides without the limits of this State on
motion of Clawson, Solicitor for tie Petitioner, it
is ordered that the said defendant do plead, an
swer or demur to said petition within three months
from the publication hereof, otherwise a decree
pro confesso will be awarded against him.
JNO. L. MILLER, C. Z. Y. D.
Feb II 1851 6 3m
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DIR. J, r.. Err

DIG NIGGER.-This celebrated JACK is
Id n dark brown, three years and nine months
old, fifteen hands high, very large and we'll pro-
portioned. His services are offered at the stable
of the subscriber this season, on the following
terms:
1st. Ten Dollars for Insurance, and o claim to
that amount on the colt until the Insurance is
paid.
I'd. In every case where Mares ore traded, the
sum of Ten Dollars is then due for the services
rendered. All gums due when the Mare is known
to be with foal. G. ). NEE.
March Is ii St