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DISSOLUTIONS, &c

\
-, d ELLIS L MAHONE, are notified not to
ss' a q, sneh Indebtedness to w. Is. MAHONE, or
~ IN. me- person Whatever, Except JoHN BEAU
Up. ~ho is my authorized agent,) us the sand
Pc C. w. ELLIS.
gr>FfyU, stall continue to conduct the TURNING
6 ~ ~, 10. at any old stand. ON Nam st oct, near
G .h the building occupied by Messrs. w. l.. D.
guSle u aHd invite the continued patronage OF the
Nay lath, 1850. w, isLst.
=, aayag this day ceased, VIM. Il. RETTs viii
sac 6as ,a II me NEGRO AUCTION BUSINESS.
1REjoaV9eh mo co partnership with hiv r. }.
% BEsx G ;a1ess, ~ At .ss s sas
zee, 0a a ffanklin street, four doors below Wall
'os nralllam Belts. and respectfully solicit
u, es san'b 81 Tue patronage which was liber
rlism = 81 :" VIA. ii. Belts while ia the firm Of
bob " I eve obtained the services Of Mr.. Bush
ae sasbe..sA ohE as Clerk, vino bias an interest in
Hs'' YIN HI as sETTsy
Nv, NA A. May 10. 1860. tmy l0--d&cw2m
' sa,.alKfTNEkSHIP.-Ths sui,scrIlers nave
r s' :, Of PEfEksos GU a Tor the par.
S ysSssiNi !. ss: liz
eiee.s Nv. PETERSON. corner Of 18th and Main
Tier rn.,s such facilities A. will epabe them
they ss SannH tai e prove
'se '' the community ,~p.sox
-. may !, ls50. H. w. FJkBUHA.
'sads s.d nhnoN oheys his sincere thanks 70 his
aase saa .ustoibars for their former liberal psf
eanos az. y w. son ftssifEss 81 '1e
i,.S---------- my 1-Jm
n. lore es,.,ON he 60 partpeTehlp heretg
ri KnthRs under the name of WENOkn-
y e!ssolysgS naEk, At City Point, Va, u this
.~s'ness On w /" sENDENBURG viii continue the
ii. liz liz own account. and sOtieiss cOnhpn
~ patronage bestowed % the late
,,.. WENDENBURG 4 BONNER.
n!ssi ecu @Wk AND DRlEDsvENisON...
..slsoa nd Ito, email Ipf Vi ves, nics Dried
'sS ssss low a"zen jars 81 ssAOsted Pickles, 6r
WA. 9. jtAN0RfDnE, -
No. w 6ssed1t.
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Congressional,

AAsHiNuToN, May l6.-Senate.-Mr. Davis
iaioduced a bill to regulate public con tracts
az Green reported the House bill for the
admission of Kansas, and gave notice that he
.A1lld cffer an amendment TO it securing
>llhern rights therein.
MI Douglas concluded his reply to Mr.. Da-
" aud Mr.. Davis reioined.
lie Postal deficiency bill was debated, aud
" amendment adopted restoring the Havana
kat-i
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LIFE INSURANCE.. &c.

rHE vlkG lNlA LIFE INSURANCE.
! CONTAIN ~ now fully prepared foS busi-
called to the Importance Of its cb3ecta. This Com
Rsny, under ITS charter divides ssyen hthc Of
holders: thereby giving tho assured the advan-
taSns OF ne mutual system Nth the pledge Of
securit' that its Stockholders have permanent
prudence and economy. ~
The Charter requires one-half of the Capital
Stock and Earnings to b invested in bond and
'MOrtgage ON anlncumbersd Real Estate, worth
The chief object Of the Company il to aid in re-
tanning AZ nome the Immense amount of munov
which goes annually from our State for Life Pre-
mlums to Northern Companies. That money win
ne loaned to customers for term of years, at L.
EndOwments and Annuitlcs granted. Life and
term Policies lFsued at as low rates NJ other GOOD
term OF YaaIa. '' = ~
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Northern Markets.

bATlaoHg, MAY l6.-Flour dull. Wheat dull
S.e unchanged. Corn IN good demand at "A further
"aons fra.
Wv foEK. May To- Cotton Unchanged. Bread
~ "' Unchanged. except Corn, which is 1c. lower.
p A..os quiet. Turpentine steady at Il zr4sc.
"seih dull Al 81 5fte. Rice firIner.
e., a. es N New York, May IT, OF %8 COO Va 6's at
:. ana eU"fenn do al 9li,
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VALCABLE rKlV ATE * RESIDENCE


HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE ATAUC.
L! TION.-Will he sold on WEDN ESDAY, the
23d day of the present month, at O'Clock p. NJ >,
AND LOT occupied by the ubsc riber. on Church
Hill, at the corner of Marshall and 9th streets
The lot fronts 80 ieet eth street, and runs back
l32 feet. The House IS excellent brick one,
containing rooms without the garrett, with brick
kitchen.
TERMs.-$S5O cash, $500 in months. the bal
ance IN IL months. The last pa, ment may be, if
The buildings are insured at $4,000
JAMES A. GODDlN,
Sale conducted by Tu0s. w kEEsKE, Auct.
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Il - - @oSS -
SEf Man S1v41E1 sSFssE Il z 1SP
ss r,ii sell oPQ9 The Drsmises on FRI
aasct. TWO We 1fs XkEb iSEEEc:iEspf :: =.
cross street, betveen Duval and Baker street. and
nearly opposite the late residence Of Jsoob shook.
TT I, One fourth cash the balance .. l.
'Gsd and ''cpssc Il r .sit Siss SON. Aue
sSss he!s hzSSSEs:
ON 8 g
and Potomsc ircad The Lots front q fees
each: ead run back about lss fsst to an alley 70
TERMs.-One-third ca.h; the balance at and
onsns. lot negoiia6le notes, with interest added
mn 'i's' Jas isss'f II: TAYLOR SON, Aue.s
VERY VALUABLE KEAL 1STATE AT
THE In sEHEsAs r. cSkEEa SE FAS
ds shs request ct TIE who reside in Pha
oessss a. IL. Ire soSsE
occupancy Of Messrs. Noah Walker L CO., and
The property fronts ON Main street q feet, and
runs back along l4,h street to a wide alley and is
now rented to excellent tenants at $500 per an
The location Of this property. in the very heart
o. the cIty and convenient to the hotels and
&C. renders 1t very valuable for a business stand
tlon to the SALE as it is considered to be the most
valuable piece OF real estate now the market,
TERMS OF SALE are as follows: One sixth of the
purchase money IN cash. and the remainder in
equal instruments. at l. 2 3, and years; the pur
chaser TO execute negotiable notes. with interest
added: payable semi annually ) and secured by a
trust deed The taxes and insurance for 1850 to be
ap2 JAS. N. TAYLOR SON. Auo.s.
T ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS,
- AND HOUSES AND LOTS. ON CHURCH
AND UNION HILLS, AT AL CTION-On MON
DAY, 2Sth NAV. 1860. ithat being Whit Monday,)
commencing at 80 O'Clock p. NJ. we will sell upon
the premises respectively, in the order named he
low. the following most beautiful PROPERTY,
to wit:
Square No. 10. IN Adams Plan, bounded by Ven
able, Peasants, Mosby and Adams streets. 1t has
been su divided into Fl lots, fronting on Venable
fi-asanfs and Adams streets, and among them
may De lound some most desirable sites for stores
and dwellings,.
=, Two Framed Tenements on 9th, between and
sstfeets-one of them is occupied by Mr.. Sizer.
houses. wv '>
w we Lots at the corner OF 18th and streets. IS
Five Lots at the corner of 29th and s streets a5
And square No, 10. in Rutherfoord's Plan. bound
e e.. o. so:n 3!st and streets. iylpg Immediate
has been sub-divided into ~ lots, about IS by 1873
feet each. ~ 49,
This sale will embrace some of the most desira-
to persons wishing To secure building lots an op
portunity that cannot again occur-while TO the
capitalist. 1t offers Investments which must prove
PrOtitaiis.
Plats Of the property may be seen at the office Of
the AuctlonearS.
TERMs:-One fourth cash balance at A. and 70
months; for notes. with interest added, and title
my l6 JAS. M. TAYLOR r. SON, Aucts.
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Auti.Aecessiou i'm Georo;n

AUGUSTA. May Ex-Governor johnson and
isdRes Nesbit aud Warner, have written let
IT'S which have been published) condemning
Ne seceders from the Charleston Convention,
4Ad Iavoring the Baltimore Convention. Hon
d Stephens has been appointed a delegate
10 he State Convention
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ASHLAND KACES...

ASH1SA N - NhOESs -
8EA Tes sPk MStF MEksF 1sfs6
~ SSs5 thu, on c TuEsS "a! sG I'd
@ sSa 1
arance"Sso forfeit~SI00 added BY the Club =,
Closed on the LIST OF March with the following sub
daa = Faaa a r eaei by Also. ely By
o. +. Hare names en-. FLY ny Boston, Jr. dam by
John l.. Baltzer names bay 6ly by Red Eye. dam
M J"ha KaaaK Say Iy Sally Eubank Jr
by r sa Of Names Red Eye
MAJ. A. Thompson names bay FLY BY Boston, e j {;
Daniel. Also. sorrel f,'y by Transfer dam by
r. K. Beazlsy names bay geldins Buck Eye, BY
Havkins Priam, dam by Boston, out OF Csds
Jones, by Sir Charles. en-
SiME DAY22D RAcE.-Propr.eier RS Pulse 500
sEcONp 6AY-lsr RAcx.-sweep stakes for
co.s aud Files three years old nile leafs nS ny
three OF more start. Closed ON the 3Oth April with
the following subscribers:
F. N. Haliente CHI. fliy by Financier, dam by
a. Aston enters CHI. colt by Highlander, dam
John Beichar enters Minnis' b. colt by Red Eye,
dam Watkins mare Be'sey. ~;
Gen. Thos. J Green enters brown colt by Albion
'l Nati 1, Thompson enters oh. ilIy by Transfer.
ai ZANE II pf bzY-sD RAcK-Proprietor' purse 500
iFii' R's h DS.xs'Yil.r e: 3.
Colts and Fillies. three years old, mile heats Yzn
entrance 100 fOrfett- $NO added Dy the Cinp. y
three or more start. To name and close on zsst o.
SAME DAY-9D RACE.-Sweepstakes for Cots
and Fiiliss, three years old, out Of mares vh,c c
stakes; mile heats-0l60 snfrance-S7s forfeit
Closed ON 30th April ~ follows:
q. P. Hare enters brown colt BY Hawkins FhaM'
r. N. Hall enters Oh. colt Eugene. by Revenue.
N <. Thompson enters Oh. 6ily by Waterloo,
IfFsoTRfH pAY-lsr RAcs;-MiIs heats. free q.
al ages. best three in Ave heats, for purse oil
&N0 % re ps. # the pfoerissor entrance money
SANE bbAl-1p RAcx.-.Foar mil. post.t.te for
ali ar1s ihat never won funr nle ysce up the Ist
NM lG60-o 10 eptrance-e ~ fOvlelt-e6O added
s. ihe Club, pFOyided three Of more start. 70
narre And cl0ee on 3tst May. !,
mia heefs. Tor the bsGlS Horses Of tbe meeting.
Entrtes lar tho stakes which close on list Of
Nav. tauss - addressed n the undsvsixnea at
xshls1d RaA0yer pountg. Va, 90 ~ beDfe thss
az. NXTA'L A. THIN reON stc.y. I
III ~ Ashisnd 5ocksy c'so'
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~ AIav. Nett. Aucs.

EgynIMsI.TTEUJnatE.,s sMNSCEn IEs. Dry
on THURSDAY. May l7th. commenoiag Is u
o'cock, lot Of second hand Fsrnitare, large
Carpets, and lot " atting. = f.
GkoC whisEey, Brandy. Champagne,
Soap, Candles. Tobacco, Cigars. nc.
pkf 0OODS.-Cloths. Cassimeree. Suspendero,
ties. &c. ~ . 80 = - = - -
ALsO-l splendid Canton Craps shawl, heavy r
.,ALSO;-Lad,es', Mems, Boys and, Childrsn's
Shoes. Caps, BOnnets, &c. TihMs-Cash.
my Is ALEX NOsfT Hv~&sv
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CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 2lst inst, at
10 O'Clock, will sell. over the store recently oc-
cnped by N. G. Barton. ESD, on Main between
18th and 18th streets. large lot OF senteel Furni
WARDROBEs. BUREAUS. CARPETS,
BEDSTEADS, Hair and Shuck MATR ESSES;
Rosewood fETE-A-TETE Cane and Wood seat
CHAIRS, Damask CURTAINS, CORNICE;
Two large gilt frame M lRRORS. &c.
After which will he sold lot of entirely new
Furniture, consisting Of
Several handsome Mahogany Jenny Lind BED
STEADS:
Full Marble Top Mahogany BUREAUS;
Do. do. Walnut do.
Elegant Mahogany Spring seat CHAIRS;
TETE A TETES, SOFAS, Cane and Wood seat
Marble top FABLES, ETEGRE;
Cottage BEDSrEA DS, Hair and Shuck MATTRESS
StS, TEA POIS, BREAKFAST TABLES
TERMS, All sums under $50 cash over that
amount, tour months credit for approved paper.
my II l.. B, COOK Auct
~ ERuFF' SAL + I'm consequence
~ of the failure on the part of u. s. Stntz to
comply with tine terms of sale of the property
bought by him ut the Sherift's Sale rs K F.
klrbs, the same will he re sold, at his risk. on
MONDAY EVENING". May 2lst, 1850
at O'Clock; beiHg the HOUSES occupied by
Il. $. Stutz and X. F. hirby. on nth street. by the
Old Market. All costs. losses and damages to be
paid by the SAID STUFF. TERMs-Cash. Sale to
take place on the premises.
ISAAC w. WALKER, D. s..
my H-tds FOR IL. X ELLISON, =. G. X.
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
rr,s,sooried Tor the Richmond Dispatch.
fh'f
LATER FROM EUROPE.
RRIvAL OF THE EUROPA.


np1yAL OF THE EUROPA.
49,, ,.an Island Question In Parlia-
ia. Affairs In ussly--Csmnaerctal. &c.
,r.x. May ie.--The Europa, from Liv-
hA, an the 5th inst, arrived AZ midnight
eTpooii She will be due in Boston, Thurs
ds fy,n >, politics are unchanged.
tN ENGLAND.
psform bill had passed to its second
rs"nra lain Russell stated, Ia the House Of
"a -, thai the English proposition for the
49, ,.r,,,t OF The san J aan Island affair had
>s,,a' rs,eet~d by the american Government,
~" future action depended upon SecTe-
SPA cas-, r.ply 10 the last English dispatch.
@t Government Was passing forward the
nsoese Fxpedihoh'
'9.s lawyers. named Blake, had absconded
snsh,,iiles to the amount OF Sa,Os,0co.
's' ". archbishop of York is dead.
!" FGAScE.
.rs - = cont inued demand for Ureadstnffs,
''ss Government will PUT In operation
s'e srsie aud cause suspension of the
NJ Of corn 10 England
~, hIl modifying the duties on cotton and
Hraw ma iefiai. mas been unanimously OPP
'iF' ~, he Corps legislatif. The new Ia
= wonid probably commence May eth.
~ SPAIN.
amnesty 80 the participants in the late
'ess revolt has been granted.
n, Nen;emoiin aud his brother will be
'ostated rs Princes of the Royal family.
TURKEY
y.,,iun offers the Porte S>,0oo.000 for the
i.Isua II Cyprns. -. .....,,
Nasiand ana RANCE oi'ei n''i s""'"oo LOT
.leidsh.
z1e,lini has issued a proclamation TO the
>.,,.,uS. urging them TO unite themselves
~ ie,ision had been made as to the evacua-
AN OF Rome by the French.
INDIA.
,d,ices from Iud,a say The shipment OF
"A. fer emma had been suspended IN an
,atinu of au aruicable arrangement.
COMMERCIAL.
f,-vspoot Ma, 3 -(of!ea-Sa.es for the week
i-i.Al i,q!rs Market closed firm and steady.
me circulars say inferior qua ties have partial-
sj,,nced ~ Far tpands are offered freely -
~ fol.owing are the quotations: Orleans air
= N.falins 81, tpand fair IA. Mhdlins Ga -
,'cA III port .Oi, 900 bales, including ols,oW
lrerican. A. r.
t.aiSfnFS slightly declined. owing to the IN
, able weather Tor the crops Flour dnli. W heat
.-apng. and d2c. lower since TUESDAY. Corn
adj vfices easier but UNCHANGED.
r-gr,stons Bee dult. Pork quiet. Bacon buoy
r, aAdls.4llss. higher. with a large speculative
nary Sugar firm. but all qualities somewhat
ssr, Coffee quiet. Rice quiet.
,ar8l S-orrS-k osln dull Al As. Id. ais. "a. Inr-
,r, ne dull AZ SIS.
Money uiaEhst Unclaimed.
~. balloon IN the Sank of Eng LAND has increased
In ire 9eeh / 600.
rsgSn.s ~ 49,.
.Tgsr->aivr day Ereaing.-Cot,on and Con-
tIritlrsfd
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tnicawo Sectional Conventions.

CHICAGO. May I5-lIidni ght.-There are
atsg strangers IN the city.
The friends Of Seward are urgent and hope
hi hut he probabilities are against him. II
-n,g4 Is ne concentration OF strength on
any candidate II Is supposed the superior tact
q, seward may carry him through.
SECOND DlSPATCH.l
CHICAGO. MAY l6.-The Convention assem-
Lied At noon Today.
David Ahimut was chosen temporary Chair
man. aud j recess was taken until ) O'Clock
letter :rom Col. Fremont. of California,
10 Judge Staples. positively declining the no.
mlaatl1u Is published to-day.
THIRD DISPATCH
CHICAGO, May III. i. M.-The Convention
reassembi-d this afternoon, and George Ash
Gan. Of Mass, was chosen permanent Chair
MAR
The prominent candidates are Bates, Lin
colo Mclean. Wade, Dayton aud Seward.
There very decided feeling Of opposition
Ia Seward.
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BOARDING.

DUAK - OR kENT.-Two most DESIRABLE
II ROOMS on llth street, rear of the main
building on corner OF Broad street. opposite the
PowhaIan House. They will lie rented to single,
or to u married gentleman, without children n. " tho
could ne accommodated with board ~ the family.
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Having emDlcyed . psactieal vas imaa Is u tHis
Alaa 2! W0sk. ~ nov 1sapAraa % oxocnto iSo
stock aaA veghnee. - andssleke % hads oi 81.
lAs9e as nmall. And warrant tkon = ~ 1ea1 IS.
manner. -
PsI3es .viPAans shia tial 81 vDsk apas. vosla
ceS"s p g of = y CD .s.ss ;is q 1ss l!ssss
my e-3w WA. ekAA9 WOOD.
MalT4 OAA LV04Kn. eAWe0 -
OeDEA -Tke suhseslh1s hevi4e ~ e4laEe
Nills - ~ 6laae. lseassd II osi9lnat White GIL
!ossss: viil sc.s..ss e lfYrlia I'm SIN ~
- -. l...s = as1Sk IN ftssssAss'
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"a Rl 'sAa ~ 6 o'S.f &. VA e,
DR.MoNrARDfEs..' ff.o'R. s. MIA
PROFESSOR t IT CHEMISTRY
SOLE gf Ss55vEEkn * asb S aaaHasSotssbra
n,AA eti SSSHSS$$ FAN KILLER,
GREAT FRENCH RTE RE UMAr1c REMEDY.
Bess to invite the attention Of he '''' .
s,cuMo. citizens OF
TO THIS GREAT A rRs y.flsrEH
Now universally rHeiFrGHxE!edssd :" bs,
THE dSS i FL Is x afSu2HHffh i
Dysg aasIt ;;r~ the immediate euro of
DA'' GhHdliES "a n .s !. ! 8 s.r,uv
a,,, A''' VI FEVER AND AsUE.
scheaE aTxkRH, .. ce1p !. TN. arAD.
""''" SSEstGfszLs.As, ,,, . ,
IT CURES THE WORST ToofsAcMk e. ,. ~'.
THE WORST NEURAtslAz A. a MINUTE :
THE WORST SICK HE "a nahs a MlNo1A'
IN MALT MINUTE!
OF wua4avR sa' sisS $lsisE BEFORE
IT'S USE
1T PUkIFIES THE BLOOD
AND RENOVATES THE SYSTEM,
IMPARTING HEALTH AND vlGOR.
OF MIND AND BODY.
In BALrIMoRx. WASHING ROW. Asp ALL orsEr
Has Has :t.s ALL
OTHER PREPARATIONS,
Mokk oI .,i., EE :ds!,! vow Z! Is ser %1
AS SPECIFIC FOR
FEMALE OMPLAfNTS.
1T STANDS uNRIvALLkD.
We do not say Of this Medicine N 10 Frequently
said Of others. ...ha. aissr s:ns @ bottles Is
that ia uang this medicine the relief 10
! INSTANTANEOUS!
While the price Of this WI RAT BLwsxrNo n 0nlv
= ard 70 CENTS PEN BOTrLE.
We respectfully ask Tor il trial fro0 ALL sat-
siisd that one trial wall be sufeient 10 esesblash
for tin Richmond the high repwsatiun 4 enlos l
all other cities. JAN. McUONNkLL. n
Generaa Agent. Baltimose
For sale in Richmond ~ PuncxtL, LADn "a.
FfsHEn 4 WESTON. Man g., and by Drssr;ss..
generally. N I-iSf
ssy 1-AN9Ae
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Burning Of a western steamer.

t1 q W FstfFn Stc1mff.
LOUISVILLE, May l5.-The steamer Silver
var, from Evansville to Paducah, burned TO
"f waters edge Saturday evening, at Curlew
Ia hines. Five lives were LOST. The boat
Iaa cargo are total loss-insured for two
4lds their value i'll Pittsburgh Offices
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n ava

NORFOLK, May 1.-THE u S. frigate Roa-
Nsdr has been ordered 10 New York for re-
F4ir}, aud IS expected 10 sail this evening.
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ma. Splendid Stock of
DRY GOODS
AT COST For CASH.
$50 600 worth OF new and elegant, FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH ONLY,
To close business on LIST August. Our stock Is large
and complete IN every department.. particularly in
RICH DRESS SILKS,
And every new fabric and design of
i d. + 81 DIX ESS q OBS,
MANrllLAS, SHAWLS AND BUSTERS.
stock Of PLANTATION GOODS.
EMBROI DERlFS, LACES and HOSIERY.
AS We are selling on to pay our debts aud close
business rs early as possible, no Goods will be
charged. PERKINS X co,
NV lin No. l4l Eagle Square.
"a Misunderstanding 10 try SEMPLE'S
lhFA LLiBhE BAKING pow DER. For sale by
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A. Il WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VAY GREENBRIER COUNTY. VA.
LE,hf This long established WATERING
PLACE will be opened for the reception of visitors
on the 18th May.
Many new End important arrangements have
been made since the last season in this large :
tablishnent, and no efforts will be spared to make
the guests comfortable
JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
j. HUMPHREYS. General Superintendent.
rs. Correspondents Will please address J. UNI
PHKEYS, superintendent White Sulphur Springs,
GTeenbrler county, Va. ap l6-eodtlJuiy
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EAVIN~S BAHKS

g "A LING bAV Nd.
VlRGINlA SAVINGS BANK.
Chartered GH The Legislature of Va
CAPlTAI-$l10 coo.
MONEY received on deposit in sums Of F [ r,
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate OF SIX per centuln per annum paid for sums
remaining SIX months or LONGER; for shorter Pc
RODS, interest at the rate of per centum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Cashier, r. B. STARkE. at the store of +, ID.
Spence. corner of Main and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va.
SAM'L $. COrTRELI., Pres't,
I. b. STARkE, Cashier,
nv 4-3m .. II. r. STEM. Secretary
LrKANkLlN SAVINGS BANK.
Ndrtersd By the Legislature of Virg,Aia
This Institution will receive DEPOSITS, on
which an interest of SIX per cent. per annum will
I've paid or all sums remaining longer than six
mon this, and five per cent. for a shorter time.
Deposits received at the Banking Office of Messrs.
IsAAcs Il TAYLOR; BY the Cashier.
VIM. CUKRIE, President
VIM l.. HILL, Secretary.
b. II. SMITH, JR., Cashier.
Chas II: Barksdale,l c. H. Wynne.
Henry James, Jos. Brummell,
Sam. w. Younger, = &. F. Smith,
w Il. Warwick, w. II. Benson,
VIM: b. Smith. w. 4. Carringt N,
Jos. I. Morton, ~ ROht A. Mayo
7. j.. Archer, $. p. Mt tchell,
X. l.. Williams. JOS. l.a,dley,
Chas. McGruder, Mt. Pate,
Chas. Talbot, 7. L. D. Walfcrd,
B. H. Smith, p. C. Warwick.
X. q. Farley, Jos. g. Watts,
A. Warwick, E. D. Keeling.
Geo. A. Rarksdale, apN 3m
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Ny J. Ii. DiaRey. Anct, :

WILL BE SOLD, every nisM, shn vsst. a
~ auction room 81. Main street, comnlenCinG 9S
Ip;H'slGcA la!sS nveies q ine God, si!ysr. s94
GUARD end VEST CHAINS, LaJies' CHATA-
MAINS; Silver Plated SPOONS, FORKS, CAS-
CARS, CUTLERY, 30,
N;B.-Conslsnmentsr eOglying every day and cola
without reserve. J. III. DIGG ES AnnN
d. F. BOOrH. NAlosman, iSAts
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OsTirs MsscnAnrs' lx.naAxc Cl.,l
DIvIDGND.-The pOosd II DsrecfXss 49,.
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Trust = 4 8 SA 4 4 OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN AND ADJOINING MAN-

c l ZEAL ESTATE At II NANgADJoINING NAN
certain deed Of trust. executed BY Mr.. George w.
Snengs and wife: dated 10th April, 1850. duly re-
execution Of the said trust proceed 70 sell at pub.
I'D M ns:t l i a a.' &: fbST hsfaTh
tLAVES conveyed by the said deed. cons.sslnx Of
the beautiful place on which the said Smelling:
now resides, situated on the Western limits OF
less having thereon large framed DWELLING aAd
road adjeinins the Spring Hi rroSsSsy and The
farm of NJ. Sam'i Hardsrove. containing about 10
raby adapted to market gardens. The land adj
joining the mansion house will be sold into lots,
acc h to plat and survey to DO exhibited
sUa St1s ed to Man
The particular attention Of the public is respect
iaily called to this sale as it believed that there
than the one ON which Mr. Sneiiings now resides.
,,iancs the Real Estate enc fourth cash.
interest added. and t,te reis,ned iii ali the par
chase money is paid The Slaves will be sold for
'n'Se's' < A. c Il EtAkTihfNnR Trustees.
noSDiT q AppERsoN; Ancts apA
sH6 the to sale re
SS .b and and # fHksrGFSL
PIANO. good MUEES and CARTS and HAIR
ALso-A coal YARD, about one quarter Of
two NEW TENEMENTS, near Coal Yard, front
ing on thew estern Road, near the limits Of Man
'nss'ft SopbS hs h %PP + sss Auo
r. S.-After the foregoing sale. will be sold the
House and Lot now occupied by Mr. Josiah Moles
at the corner of Perry street and the corporation
line, fronting 40 feet, running back iSi ieet
TERMs-At sale. Inv l4l &. Il A., Aucts,
NALUABLE rKlV r. Residence
ON THE EAST LINE 5TH, BETWEEN
CARY AND CANAL STREETS..FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON:- VIII he sold at auction. on the pre-
rises. on THURSDAY. the Gath Nav, 1850 at AZ
o'clock p. NJ the excellent BRICK DWELLING.
located as above, now IN the occupancy Of Mr.
Richard Hill. and adjoins the residence of Mr.
Sohn Freeand; The lot has front OF 80 feet, and
depth of $50 feet to ailey. The house is not
only remarkably we'll built. hut is now in comfort
sble repair. The nelghborhood IS an excellent
one. The terms will he remarkably liberal: say
on 81 500 n credit until LIST March, 1854. bearing
interest. will be given. and the residue on such
re- ms as shall De announced at the hour of sale
The taxes and insurance for 1860 to be paid by the
pu rchaser. GODDIN 4 APPEREON
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