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DRY ap 3,
pRICE & wATkINs
A COMPLETE AN sp j,;-- rvn,,


=, we beg leave to inform cur ffiends and
n la en- III, pf.sent stock of French Ens,lish s LUZ
NIL GOODS supasses any that We baya snsr
~ oasreu. ~ completeness elegance and xaris
SuEsprse enabled too. to offer many Kind Of gcos-
rest assrrad .p heretofore. AID cur friends NAV
s ssufed that every article viii lie snlJ ~ ~
SnIa, das ~, prise and Of the best quality
finnahc.d Robes, Bayadere Chena. H. Sah'e ana
SILKS ""e ehehe Coiofed DRESS
oh Black TAFfETAs and aRos DE- RIIsEs very
Fra l,1 bERA9Es, in Robes and plain Dressa.
T S.nIi.s ~ LINES; French CHhLLIEs
loulata slLhs. PLAIN and figured
french spring MUUSELISE DE LANES
superb Lace aud Muslin COLLARS ana sIrEyEs
SiS ana Real Lace MANTILLAS AS
aAhasuLS OF all grades ness styias
I'll LS for the season BLACK and r,,oyad
rely W 'i-oHANu. III va
OOTToSADEs goods for bovs
,.feat bargains la Irish LTNENS
Bieached LONG CLOTHS
Linen and Cotton SHEETIN0
Plantation GOODS, ac.
wa, PRICE & WATKINS.
6--3t& ia Da% N'ouo'
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CPECIAL NOTICE. am just in re-
- ceipt OF 30 dos LEMoINE SKINS. OF my own owl,
importation, 10 which invite tho atteation Oh ali
in want x,a,pp
ALso-A supply Of Wax and Russst UPPER
an 5Iiw on cHALKLEY.
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BY Goddin & Apperson. Anc,s

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L .RFAL ESTATE ON HULL STREET. MAN
CHESTER.-By virtue 81 three several deeds Of
trust from Elisha Bowen and wife, the first to q C
McRae. trustee; the second to Jno Howard, trustee
and the third to Andrew Johnston trustee, all duly
recodred in Chesterfield county Court, We shall, in
TlON, on the premises on MONDAY the 18th day
OF April. at AZ o'clock p. if fair il not. the next
deeds, consisting of a Lot having a front of about
50 feet on Hull street. running back l6 feet; having
thereon two framed tenements, one OF which is an
excellent grocery stand The title il believed to be
good, but the trustees will convey with the usual
special warranty The:taxes for ls5S to be paid by
the purchaser.
Terms reasonable, and made known at the hour
of sale,
G. G. McRAE,
JNO. HOWARD, Trustees
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Sale By G0DDiN APPERS0N. Auct's.
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BY Edmond. Davenport & Co.
CARGO SALE OF RIO AND SAN

CARGO SALE OF RIO AND SAN
~ T0S CQfFEE, LIVERPOOL ZINE Ann
CeoksE sALT-On FRIDAY, April 18th. we will
oHsr for sale ii Auction. at our arehouse head ~
me DOCK. the argo OF the Bark sally N.esr al
rect rem Rio consisting Of $3.50 bags stiictly prime
NE O.iiee, 3sl bags santos Coffee ths latter an sx-
ceiient substitute fsr Lasuayra =
$40 sacks Liverpool 6ne salt
1000 sacks Ground Alum Salt
PEI snip Alexander. direct from liverpool 10 be
soia' aen'efaDie At City Point or Richmond.
ALSO
l9 casks Hilbert LONDON Porter.
200 atkages choice Teas
~ EDMOND, DAVENPORT eco
r. e.-The above sale will take place NJ No o'clo.k
n So 81 70 give the trade an opportunity TO attend
Moncure Co. Vs'
ap ids H.. d. co.
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JAMS IT. TAYLOR q SON, Aucts aP
nRICK DWELLING. WITH 8 ACRES

ID OF GROUND ATTACHED. IN TIE TOWN
OF SIDNEY. AT AUGTI0N--Will be sold, upon
the prenisen. on WEDNESDAY, the list day of
AprF commencing vt ~ O'Clock p vi, the very de,
sirabIe Brick Dwelling, with three acres OF ground
attached situated ai the northwest corner or Pop
lar and Grove streets two squares north OF the faIr
Grounds, and now in the occupancy OF Mr. Peter d.
Bernard. -
The House contains about 3 large aud AIRY reotns,
with Kitchen Stable and necessary out houses. The
LOT il enclosed and of first rate soil.
The location and contieuity Of this property TO
tha city raners il very desirable q suburban res
idence' and those in want would do we'll to attend
the sale. AZ. =,
TERMs--s300 in cash the balance on credit Oh
one and iWxl years for notes. with anterssf, (pas
able semiannually, } and secured by y trust deed -
Taxes for is5s to be paid by the purchaser,
JAS III TAYLOR L SON,
y,b oe-aostds Auctinnears.
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M EMEMBER-Thal IACnE A.IEuY,s

En- En- bEN-That JACOB A...LEVY'S
,n 15neap Dry Goods Store, No II Main street is
the place where you can procvre the grastast h.~
aains IN The city. He has Just received 70 ps yard
wiIe ptlnIed Lawn, at Ga cts per yard 90 ps yard
Woe BID Cotton, at 10 cts per yd Great bargains
IN 10 fhinroidersi Collars, Cambria Hand and In,
,ats a!s's excelant white Brilliants st l21s cts
Linen sheetiRg OF the best quality Uoop skirts Of
various yes and styles, Cactus skirts at 62I, cts
worth 81 Cts; small hgd Calico at 10 cts worth I2
c!s; a lew more of line French worked Collars ,at
aIL3; worth $3.50; black silk Velvet Ribbons ali
widths, sold at extraordinary low price,; also
Molre Antique Trimming very cheap; 30 inch Bid
Cott'n at l2!a cts; 5-4 extra Bid Shseting at H.:
good Irish Linen at ~ cts, worth 6 ]s cts Don't
forget IN. above mentioned cheap Store If you have
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By Henry W. Quarles,
mo l5O Main street.
NOTICE LADIES AND GENTLE

NOTICE LADIES AND GENTLE
lS MEMS AUCTION SALES THE MOST ELR-
CANT STOCK OF JEWELRY YET QffERED--
aIr VIM. II. ELI TT having returned TO this city,
will offer to the public one o the richest and most
elegant assortments of JEW.ELRY which the ch-
zens OF Richmond have ever had the privilege OF In
specting. These gosds will be offered this morning.
and will be open for INSPECTION At any time during
the day and evening TOR week.
.as- Auction sales for Ladies' every morning at u
o'clock and for eentlemen9svery evening at TX
o'clock commencing THlsdDAY. The public Are
respectfully invited to call. s Gt
At No $50 Main street - = Sass
Ladies' sales at4 O'Clock, p ~
Gentemen's Gales at ~ O'Clock. IN.
Tliese sales will not interiors with my morning
and evening sales. 1t No 2I7 Main street. -
NH 70 HENRY w QUARLES. Auct.
NOTICE.-In consequence of the press
AS OF consignn ents, I wl for the present. sell u
auction every day as follows:
LADIES' sales &C III O'clock, ct Ne 2iT Main street
and at my store, No $50 Main street. at eek n,
Saes for gentlemen at both stores livery night ct
| ia o'clock. HENRY w QUAkLkb,
NH "a Auct.
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AUcTIoM sALHs.
FTrITRE uIM

NOTICE.-Will be sold on Thurs
= DAY. the 18th Of the pressnt meath. at the Iats
residsnce Of VIM D JENNINGS. dscesssd. IN Henrico
county, eight good work Mules. one Horse, seven
Oh sheep, NIX Lambs, three sows and Pigs ons Ios
IskAs.-Ali sums Of twenty dollars aud under
essn over that anouut credit Of sin months will
De given. the purchaser giving bond with good -
curtfy. before the PROPERTY il delivered
HARRIET JENNINGS, Adm'trx,
up 80. OF W D Jennings decd
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
~ BE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF ELIZABETH
CITY.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for the county of Elizabeth City, proeouDced the
10Th day Of March. 1858. in the suit of Armisead
Jet, &C, the undersigned Commissioners, will, on
the 10Th day Of April next, At IL O'Clock, before the
Court House door OF said county in the town Hamp
ton offer for sale that valuable Farm in said county
known as Oakland" formerly Mrs Jelts bounded
west by Hampton river, east BY the lands Of Joseph
Sesar and Merose south by John Tabb's land. and
north by VIM. Callers land This Farm contains
about 263 acres and is one of the most desirable
farms i'll lower Virginia. being i'll sight of Fortress
Monroe. aud Immediately opposite the town OF
Hampton, from which it is separated By the river.
The chesapeake Female College and the flourish
ing school of j. 3. Cary, are located within a few
hundred yards of the farm
TERMS OF SAlE-kor the sum of s. 900 credit Will
be allowed, viz: ON one half the said sum Y months,
aud the other half two ye ars with interest from the
daF Of ssle 10 be paid quarterly, secured b. bond
and personal security, and lien upon the land or
tie retained. For the remainder Of the purchase
money, cash will be required
T Ea MaLL1 Taylor. cOm'rs.
nah 29-3taWtds
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,ssg. CARRlA0Es, CARRIAGES

~ y The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
81 .Hg f>iAb,-ha.ont. uU ta5shard Alloy, between
nf......! Gary i2tM and Itlh s'reets) near the Co
I..sa Hotel. ts'ACHRS. CiiARt0rEES. BA-
kA..tF~ IA GGIES. with and without tops aud
81 IS. s - his 80 max g, q tin best materials
. A.s8.s}lY.a,i - y LiCh " III be sold o. low A.
g. ics 81 tIie kind can he in the city Of Rich.
....- sud r,sun,tirl'y ask call FROM those ir
v.-... 81 article ia ti5s Carriage lIe. "a ! am de
ilr-tsea .t make L. order and sell al the lowcs;
t.-.- possible. and all work sold, that is new war.
!.a.rE. MiCAJAH MANGUM
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pEM0VAL.-M. G. WHITMAN, BRAND
~ CUTTER, has removed to the Tin and Sheet Iron
establishment of Messrs. ID. Il @. r. Weller. on Main
street, six doors below the ST Charles Hotel where
all in want of FANCY OF PLAIN BRANDS Of all
sizes and designs can be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms and he has carried this bust
in this city for the last 10 years he atters him
self he can please the most fastidious.
NH 22-d6wlm
1T FOR THE DISTRICT OF CO.
ssssss LU31BIA VIA MOB FOLK good schocn
er "ANNACOSTA. Hck0wsn. master, having the
greater portion of her cargo engaged aud going on
beard. viii have quick dispatch For balance of
cargo. apply to W d COLQUITT d 90.
ap ct
H~F0R RAFFLE-At '0uR HOUSE,"
69N on 18th street, on Friday night next at 9
o Cock. tictt0Ut ttt3) handsome KOSSUTH COLT
not quite two years old. Those who have tax en-
chances, az well those who wish to get fine horse
at trifipQ cost are invited TO attend punctually
at the hour named. The Colt can BE- seen By APP
plying 20 the proprietor of OUR HOUSE"
-
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uA0AN'S JOHN is out a

SsS%T of the ring The question will sdtS
T. asked WHY las written, the labolor Is wor
-, a.. ms wages, and Why should man toil for
,saehi, thankful ioi past tavurs, and II con.nu
,r-r 81 tsJpst viz,
"Ps. .lags3sy aF5 .0a3.F ne Naoa -
.vkQAN's JOHN etiii retains Creek Saiton with
a.. .- lave au& iisieltie rights for !; is written
t Z, essg v,,ttoa Is che flrst Laws OF NATURE
u E- eH.luii ,5aG despair long there is reei
+,,rfs.I Er az ns'Neth not his destiny? There
-r have C.InF4enCts nv old business on 18th
.,-.s.t sud Viii I've ua3y to htdld from WheelbaT,
rs tr - 50 h.rse Goa, -wiH hre out sell trade
,-t ftkr iior4rs oa iEsery-NHi Tee ready 20 trade
g. .5ry-N iUg ti.'n, Caosa yoke up 90 blind OK
SIS r Y .jh ~ his huuAuCs. aud walker with hi,
- f.rr r.uaWn is nothing 10 compare to IA
.itN'S JOHN career, which you viii hear moro
!.-..lsr JOHN HA6AN
ID Creek Nat;an
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BY /. & G. B. DaYennort
BY E. B. Cook q Co.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK or
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND TRISWrS U
AT AUCTION by virtue Of deed Of trust execa.
ted by james Mander TO the subscriber. and duiv
q sh s See q the mnstnss Court Of the
ton store Of Cook Co. Main street, on THURs.
PAY. sth day of April, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
sisting 10 part OF Cloths Csssimeres vestnas Trim.
ming, &c. some of which are Of superior quality
20 dsxs ,r anarnsa unoer @ cash. Sioo and over.
1 RI POSTER sesai Trustee.
Sale conducted by \ B Cook { Co. 1ucts
WILL BE ADDEr--sI@e worth of s.ssouab,s
Clothing eonsi-t Of Coats and vests In treat ".
riety' received from the manuiactorie. In Newark.
BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS, AT AUC-
- TION.-We will sell at the store on Main street,
below 5lh on MONDAY s evening a1s d sSs
until the whole IL Sold aarge collection Of Standard
Books, embracing every variety of literature
thors.
ALSO. ts ses
Fine Family Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books
N. B.-We would call the special att1ntion or the
public to this fine collection. it being the best
Every book warranted perfect and win be sold
each day. II b COOK CO.
ap3 Auctionesrs.
CTOCK OF A HOUSE FURNISHING,
l, FANCY GOODS AND VARIETY STORE FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-sor the purpose Of making
a change in my business, shall on TUESDAY next,
the 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock, A commence selling
ut auction. my large and desirable stock of Goods
embracing the usual variety Of such an establish.
ment consisting 10 part of sixrr Plated Table be-
s-rt and Tea spoons; Table and Desert Forks Butter
Knives; Sugar Shovels. Salt Spoons Napkin Rings;
Brttania and block tin Coffee and Tea Pots and
Urns, Castors Water aud lee. Pitchers. teak and
Oyster Dishes and Dish Covers, Lap,rs snh lee
Cream Moulds. Toilet Sets and Chamber hjls, hire
Sets and Stants. Bronze Hat and UmbreI& Stands,
Wire Dish Covers, Water Couers, Table Mats
Cloths, Market and Fancy Baskets, Bfoonis Brushes
Tubs, Pals. Buckets, ash boards, Foot Mats bar.
rel Covers nest Measures Backing, &c.
IN FANCY GOODS,
Such a. China and other kinds OF Vases Gard BAs-
keis, Ladies' Reticules, Bags and Work Boxes, Port
MobDsies, Wallets and Pocket Books, Hair and
Cloth Brushes, fly Brushes, Fancy Soaps. CooGneH.
&c together with great variety of miscellaneous
articles too numerous TO mention.
One splendid Mahogany and two Black Walnut
Show Cases. ...,i3.s "a ~
TERNs:-for all sums under $50 CASH for so and
overs months credit for approved negotiable paper.
In WARRkN.
The above sale will be continued daily, morning
and evening, until the whole ock fs closed
sale conducted by II. b. Coax Co.. Aucts. fRp3
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T OOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.
~ At the store No 81 Main street. you can find the
cheapest handsoulest Goods ever offered to the pub
iiC:
Yard wide fast color LAWNS, cts and upwards
Berage De LANES, plain and tig'd. l25a cents and
hiyheT
Plain and Striped BERA Es, all colors
GTNGHAmS at l2i2 It's, worth double th5 money
Lawn and JacOnet ROBES. side striped aud foun-
Csd, from 81. &c
Black and Cord SILKS, at very low price
Stella SHAHLS and MANTILLAS, from Sl.5o
and UPWARDS
Silk PARASOLS. from 80 cents and upwards
Twisted Silk MITES. at &c, worth SOC
Irish LINENS and TOWELS
Brown and Bleached COTTON
Ana great many more Goods astonshingly low.
Cad soon, if YOU want to save money
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
IA y Ir,,% o Mo-; u
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SPRING DRY GOODS.
JOHNSTON & HARDWOOD,

SfRlNG DRY GOODS.
JOHNSTON HARDWOOD,
(NO. Il MAIN srREEr,)
Have opened and will sell low. the following
French Lace MANTILLAs
:. pOINfS
silk MANTiLLAS
Write and Coored Stella SHAWLS
SILK Sill ! ROBES e guile
CHALLIE " "
ORGANDIE "" q"
CHALLIE DELAINES
Ducal pLAIDS and STRIPES
GlNGHAMS and LAWNS
BRILLIANTS, plain and figured
Plain and figured BEKATES
plainand figured M0USLAINS
Mar-eileg and Swiss COLLARS
NH Is JOHNSON HARDWOOD.
.,PR1NG GOODS.-l would respectfully
- inform my customers that. uudaunted by the
late financial and commercial troubles, have been
laying in again for the approaching season. large,
new, and elegant an assortmeu ut of
TRIMMINGS. FANCY, AND VARIETY GOODS
as ever shown before. | SHALL besides, be continu-
ally supplied with NEW GOODS, and while keeping
everything of the best make and quality, can at-
ford, by increased facilities i'll purchasing MY
GOODS, to sell on an equal footing with the best
houses in the country. :. HlRSH,
NH 21-lm* 209 Broad street.
NEW .GOODS.-A. K. PARKER g. co.
y are now receiving their spring supply of For
rirty of the newest and desirable styles of la
dies and geutlemcn's wear. Also, every variety OF
Goods suitable for Planters and H0nsekaepers:
FlouECed BeTa1e Robes ami Robes A'quille
Black and COlored Flounced Silks and Robes
A'quille
Dalis Muslin Robes
Black BrCche Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
Berage De LANES, Plain and Figured Mousse
lines
Plain, Cold and Black Berages
Plain, Cold and Black Challies
BLACK BornbaZines and Alpacas
Alexander's Dark KidGoyes
Brown, White and Fancy Halt Hose
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery
Irish Linens, Linen Shretings. Table Damask. Da-
mask Napkins Plain and Colored and Rodrered
Towels. Brown and Bleached Sheenngs and Shirt
ings Striped and Plaid 0snaburgs, Plaid 0omestics
~ be %
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING.

ox8Rs gro. 4, AfNSLIE--Would
~ respectfully invite the attention of his
: ,,.is anu the Rubb, generally 10 his large aud
1. li.grab he assortment Of CARRIAGES, BUG0IEs
Tffs work Is manufactured IN ttIs city by com
Lent work raes SOD 0ut of the best material. A
all from those desiring "a purchase is requested.
4iSo--A second hand SIX seat CARRIAGE and
uARNkSS n. Ecod Ar,ioT. f0s sale los.
GRO 4. AINSLIF.
Coach Maker 10th street.
hFE a Main Cary
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APP JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE, IN AND NEAR To THE CITY OF
RICHMOND As Commissioners. appointed by the
Circuit Court of the city Of kichmond, by decree
made the 10th day of March, ISIS i'll the of
Wicker VS.. Wicker's admir-. &cs and Ferguson
VS., Wickers admir- &c ;" we shall, On THURSDAY.
22d April, commencing at O'clock II, proceed TO
sell upon the premises respectively, and in the fol-
lowing order, the keat Estate OF which Francis
Wicker died seized and possessed. TO Wit:
lst. Eighteen-nineteenths (Slgths) Of haif-acre
Lot in Henrico county with brick house thereon,
being the residence Of Francis Wicker at the time
of his death.
, A House and Lot on Ash street fronting there's
- feet. and running back 1872 feet.
; Lot on Rockets and Elm streets, about 30 feet
'front.', with our wooden tenem, nts thereon.
l. Lot near Taliaferro's Mill.
D. Three Lots Ia Lewis plan.
6. Lot fronting sTK feet on Poplar street, and
running back lao teeI on Maple street.
Plats and surveys of the property will be prepar-
ed and after few days may be at the office OF
the aueti0neers.
TEkMs-0ne-fourth 10 cash; the balance in equal
instruments OF :. and months respectively, from
the day Of sale for negotiable notes, with interest
added titles to be retained until the whole purchass
money is paid, and conveyances directed by the
Court Taxes FOR lJs to be paid BY the purchasers.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, I com,,,r,
JOHN o. STEGER, N' 40
q
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-''''0 ~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
TWO BRICK TENEMENTs ON BYRD.

ITO DhIOh I I'm I'm IC UN DI ND,
l. BETWEEN IlTH AND 18th STREETS. AT
AUNTlON.-Will be so upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 18th lust. commencing at o'clock.
two Prick Tenpments on the north side Of Byrd ST.
op Byrd street 90 feet each and run hack 90 feet.
The houses contain eight rooms each. and one now
renting at 1925 per annum TO good tenants.
TERMS-0ne third cash; the balance at and Il
months for negotiable notes, interest added and Sc
cured by trust deeds. Taxes and insurance for 1853
TO be paid by the purchaser.
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JAMES VI TAYLOR l. Son, Anctioneers.
NH 9--tds
rr,RuSTEE1s SALE0F ONE MnIETY

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE MOIETY
L or THE SWAN TAVERN (NoW BROAD
STREET BOTfI) PROPERTY. IN TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND. ON BROAD STREET. AT AUCTION.
by virtue of deed OF trust. executed by Isaac A.
Goddin to the subscriber trustee dated 18th Au-
gust 1854 and recorded in the Office of the Clerk Of
Richmond Uustipgs Court. being thereto requested
by the beneficiary in said deed named shall ON the
18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1883. at 4 p. NJ, upon the
premises, sell the property thereby conveyed, to
wit:
one undivided moety oflot 7si in the plan of the
city OF Richmond. situated the north side of Broad
street its intersection with 9th street fronting 0
feet On Broad street, and running back the full
depth Of said lot No 784-being the same let upon
which the Swan Tavern, now the Bread Street Ho-
tel is situated Also one undivided moiety of one
other lot or parcel oe land adjoining the above
the west fronting 80 feet on Broad street. and
ming back the full depth the said piece of ground
having thereon a large bri building. which has
been used stable for said tavern, which said lot
of aud is part of lot No 759 ia the plan of said city
The highly valuable character Of this property is
snch to render unnecessary further description
thereof. As the other mcisty will be sold on the
same evening. by the Commissioner of the Circuit
Court in the case of VAUGHAN, &c. against Goddin,
an opportunity is offered to purchase the whole
TERMs-Cash.
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DrssoLUTIoNs. A..
nIss0LUTff0lIE on "a. !, :, :, !;

=
DISSOLUTION on cor An Np !.
- sHIp.-The HAIR DRESSING. 80 s,, = En-. 2 n
ihSIABLlSHMKNT herctoiore ean.s,s,ssal,a YIN. Wing
ths n arm ~ EsANcis and JAMES pSa r
! have purchased sllthe right soa ,.,ax...,
establishment, and will hereaftsY .sstst 10 the
siness IN my own name 'oeouet tha bG-
rs, , a9 ,, 'sr the past patronage extended n
u"te 20 IisFtt y eontsauanca If tba 49," 80 ~
pfomps attendance 10 my bushes. ma Wv ae, oy
uea'ment 70 my customers N COURTEOUS
~ ~, Wv ROBERT FRANCIS.
II lss0LuTlON.-The co-partnersh;n -
n,n,uai enn LEN MiLks Is this day dissolved Inv
use The naa,e ~ .nsr partner Il authorized "a
wy 0 VI tue concern Ia liquidation
March l. ,S.a AaRYBowLER
,xrug 80 I WILkS.
NE undersigned viii continue The Gro
gerry business at tbs old stanj of n Ay a.,
anu country trade. He soc,ts cali srn IL ~ Town
ana Tie public generally i'H'e
iAh Pts JOHN wTLKs.
II iSS0LUTiON.--The copartnersh;n nc
MORTON. ARMsTEAD & 90, is this d,r a..
so,Feu oy mutual consent The senior partner viii
" iltte delay IA possible. Eacl partner will nsa tb
name OF the concern, in pidat!on alone. ''' '"o
JOSEPH T. MORTON.
JAS NJ. ARMSTEADs
PHI, JOSEPH BLANTON
COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers
- have this day formed q copartnorshin ,nsor
me style and firm of JOSEPH JOHN y6RTOS
of tne purpose Of eonduct ding general commission
phsinesr y al its branches successors to NOR
roN, ARMSTkAD Co. at their old stand and r.
spectlalY solicit coEsignments rom their frienas
4hI the pubic generally.
Advances made on consignment and Cpano fur
atshed 10 planters.
JOSEPH r. MORTON
Iataoi Morton, ATmstead Do
JOHN b. MORTON,
p;o.u., formerly of Maury Morton
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TuE PATENT RIUHT OF THE CITY


J ~ RICHMOND. OF DANFuRD & RsILEY'S
ls4EEI NpNEIIL0SHG SELF GENERA
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-" IVuI uV0I I'tIv" hAchhu2e Bank.
=. FIRST PREMIUM. THOROUGH

tue present season at my stables within one mile Of
brakes Branch, on the Richmond and Dsnvie Hail
ROAD ana Will serve Mares at ~ the season. if paid
ent TO persons putting fiie or more mares and ali
necessary attention given for so per month. For
Urther information, address
RICHD V. GAINES
10 yS-l2m Draka'e
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NHEAP AND FASHIONABLE DRESS

4 NHEAF AND FASHIUNABLE DRESS
~ MAKING.-SiRs. 4. V. JONES can be found
a. the Roanoke House, on Broad street. third door
trCm 9Th there she = prepared to cary DRESS
MAKING, in all its branches OF reasonable terms
She warrants perfect Mt Party and Bridal
DRESSES made IN order. Thankful to her old cue
"slers fr past iay9rs. she s0cits continuance OF
Tie same. ap 6-6tF
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re- FOR PHILADELPHIA
<-IFssssg TWICE A wEEK.-The A No
~s-..ss llsaNs steamship PENNSYLVANIA, Cap
tain DAVID TEAL, ia now ready to
receive freight. and will leave on THURSDAY, 9Th
April, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Freight through to Boston via Philadelphia by
steamer at moderate rates with dispatch.
For freight or Passage, having surerior accommo-
taliOns, apply 10 IL 4 FUTILE. Agent,
ap 6-3t Rock cts.