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A,N FOR NEW YORK-FIRST VESSEL
S2 RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE OF
~ ACK + T S.The superior fast sailing
schr. LYNCHBCRG, Capt. WIN. c. HARRIS, hav-
ing portion OF her cargo engaged and going on
board. will have quick dispatch. For balance of
freight, Apply to
apW-ts DAVID Il VIM. CURRlE.
A,F FOR JACKSONVILLE AND FER.
AE& NANDlNA. FLA.-The superior fast sail
ing schr JULIA A. RICH. Captain NV
ssFed; will sail witp quick dispatch. For balance
ap20-5t w. D. cola UITT Il co.
~ FOR NEW YORK The superior fast
81 sailing schr. - J. T. WILLIAMS" Captain
@-Cuk7Is, having the greater portion of her
cargo ensayed, Will ii with oulck dispatch. For
ap LIST. " D. COLQUITT Il co.
4,tN FOR RALTI u X r.. The regular
GHe packet schr. " ASHLAND" Capt. GKAvEs,
ssEE& having the greater portion Of her cargo on
gaeed and going on board, will sail with dispatch.
For balance of freight: apply to
ap20-lw W. ID. COLQUlTT q W.
..tN FOR BOSTON FIRST VESSEL
lhS The superior. fast sailing schr. E. SAW
-YER, having a portion of her cargo en-
gaged and going on board, will have quick dis
patch. For balance Of freight apply to
ap l3-ts DAVID & VIM. CURRIE.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A. L WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
NMY r GREENBR t.is COUNTY II sr EAii
FLACE will be opened for the reception of visitors
on the 18th May.
Many new and important arrangements have
been made since the last season in this large es
Enlistment, and no efforts will be spared to make
WV JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
]. HUMPHREYS. General Superintendent.
rA Correspondents will please address J. H UNI
PHKEIS. Superintendent White sulphur Springs,
Greenbr.er county, Va. ap l6-eodt1July
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ron RENrA yer, : ss., IL =: !, 5r,ss Be.
.s::S. 81 l::s: !: ~. III !ss. s, II.
per. painted 81 ~ 81! ~
Eos xEsTrsss or !, sU, DWELL
AArho Hoase 10 nev. and the stand Is said to Be
;i:s the IL: 81 Et', on g. Stephen
sS s ["e ss lately 9HfSsefd z ;HHcn
spMyia "''' General Agent. No. 1sHwSs sn:..
-. FOR RENr:.In Manchester, on perry
street s. Il, near The Bs.t,ss Church. a WOODEN
apd suic Gent room in the attic for bay in@%i1e
.ns . PTe"sr' or G 4 rs III
81 ~ k IT, =, IN FOR .nH. kENr;aiAKIrcHEN
yard sos Sc ,:S1H1 ,sn' low
90 FOR ,RENT. ARMORY AND HIGH
water, eas and water closets. Some Of the rooms m.
an coo" IN ssm%si These buildings viii he s de-
voted almost exclnsively to private and profess
for rsns b, ta night or onSe! also the is. s
sEss;E sss $S
xp 23-lm d. u. MINOR.
*, FOR RENT.-The HOUSE on sad street.
On be.Seen Man and Cay. a !Iessn, occupied
and !. !" good RSwt FIX ii
B:s ROOMS. in a pleasant portion o! the city. 10
,a apr, Of to s''o standing oR tSs'her
ap "p' "a Clay. between LIST !" and ID sts
~, FOR RENT--And possession gwen about
go the LIST of Maya new and conmodious Bri"k
s4xs Dwelling, on Franklin between 23d aud Gath
streets containing eight rooms besides basement.
Il has all necessary, accommodations Tor n large
family, with gas and water Rent $500 per annum.
Aspy to H. Wake on the gre cHGTHokS
EB ON MAIN. BETWEEN 18TH AMI Urn SITS.
offer for sal. the vsrr excellent IN ToBAcco
| FACTORY located as above, now IN the occupan-
81 In. lot en- WhoS The Fse,"s
has front Of so feet. and depth of It's feet. The
,App, nearly to- ip6
| applet
"A FOR RENT.-The comfortable private
| G. RESIDENCE, situated on 9TH street, doors
outside kitchen with rooms Also, stab,s for ;
horses and 2 carriages. Gas and water on The
premises. Possession could De given by the LIST day
Louis EUKER 4 BRO,
| ap20-lw 20s Main street
IL N nsw his 18th r Issts
Ell Possession given from the LIST to the 18th May.
Ase 70: sae one FREIGHT RChT n6 tWspy t.
-, FOR RENT. AND I'M NJ r. DlA L E
Hs:a POSS ESSlON GIVEN-That large and cOnve-
| kE4 nient LUM Der HOUSE. on the south side o!
| the BaaIn. adjoining my lumber yard. 1t is well
adapted tn storage Of all kinds it would make a
| fine tobacco stemmery. To a GOOD tenant rent viii
| be moderate. l.. w. GLAZEBROOk.
| apl dim
e. ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two ROOMS fol
Ia! re at, IN the attic story over the subscriber
Aa:Gstore. JUAN PIZZINI,
| NH Its No. l23 Main st.
- FOR RENT-One large FRONT ROOM
S:3 over Store l72 Broad street, below 9th. Apply
| 4AOh the premises. NH 3-ts
-, FOR RENT.-The ROOM formerly occu.
E1:i pied as Whitehurst's Gallery, No. n Main ST..
E:n2s by 100 feet, second floor, is for rent Also.
LODGING ROOM on the third hoor. For terms
| apply to JOHNSON HARDWOOD.
| a2-ts Mott Maln street.
| -, FOR RENTING FIRST ard SECONI
G' FLOORS Of re DWELhING eyer oY, store.
| fe PTS Next to the American Hotel.
| - FOR kENT.-The large FACTORY oil
:i Cary street. between 10th and 18th streets nea
A:A Dunlop, Moncure Co.'S. suitable for at
adjustment. Enquire of I b: EAcHo:
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3tELN FROM BOSTON DIRECT. TO NOR
M'ar FOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICH.
%%slTH ynEsSErHH AM 8EsT-Fk6M END
gioe steamship CITY OF NEW YORK will form
2 me between Boston, orfolk. City Point and
Richmond, Virgin a. leaving Boston for Norfolk
s an. City Point on FRIDAY. April 9th. Willeave
City Point on the 10Th and Norfolk on the 2lst
April: and subsequent to said dates leave Boston
ane CITY Point alternately. erery ten days; :,
Freight by this ste amer will be forwarded BY rail
road from City Point to Petersburg, distance Of
nina miles also by cortyed lighters. tersd b.
steam from City Point ~ Rich;iinnd. distance Of
Jorss mites the !1fter at through rates.
Freight forwarded to the South and West. by
railroad from Norfolk and from Petersburg, free
OF commission. &c.
IS hoped that this first effort to- establish direct
steam communication between Boston and Vir-
gina. $50 much needed to develop and increase
trace, Twill meet with such favor and patronage
from Shipper as to afford lnducement to place
another steamer on THIS route. and thus comp lete
and permanently establish this line
PHINEAS SPRAGtE l. CO,
No 100 Central ST.. easterly end of State st Block.
AaENrs.-Norfok. Messrs J. M. SMITH Il BRO.;
Petersburg. Messrs. s. q. BAPTIST Co; Rich
mond. Messrs. SHIELDS Il SoMERvILLE.
MIN
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RtNZiNE.-Ihe BenZIne removes all kinds oil
Fease spots. etc, frem Silk, Ribbons, Cloth,
N~tc Cleans Gloves IN a few minpt es. without
E',ins the color. and for cleaning all kinds Of
~, and Six goods, is invaluable. Sold for Is
Eta; c. 3. DAWSON'S,
Il Mai nd 18th ate
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LIFE IN9URANCn, &c.

LIE q xN0O13A8SS&sS9 Ss
l Vfk6iNIA LIZ INSURANCE. COMPANY
having been % i.eribed and the COMPANY 0sGsn-
ized they will BE- prepared :" issue Ro!,c'ss On e
before the 18th Of April; a. thss SaGEi h
This company il instituted With view 90 Hesa1o
N home the larse sums heretofore paid from ne-
csseity 10 Northern Ofhoes; and 10 hAaeA up?n the
princirs u mutual interest and osneas Of Mssf-
VIRGINIA Liza iNsCRANCE C0MlA.
NY.-At meeting o. sns StoekhctIafin o. ~ ~
o1ico Of the Merchants lneuf n93c XCE,peayI "
the CITY 0f Richmond, on WEU.s kNDAl. ~ -
Of March, 1850 shs following genteiaen we're ssses-
}s::;5 x %:sis'l'as' e.. s.:4 Ef'isi :;p.
Roscoe b. Heath. Jos Andersen
John n. Montague. %. + naery..
Lewis Ginter. Rssj. j. Nash,
} }ssn l. !1%n s::r.o., }sas H Si:sites,..
ksv . a ps SI:c'h'~' SS: ecs sr'y:;.i...
he 4. BasEervill. WyndEaS kposssSss.
esmI J. Harrison, 4ohA 2; Heesss.
VIM. II. HAxall, keeeIC MoevsS4s
George b. SHE'LL, Edvssd NSrvsll.
WeilIneioH 0Ojdin, Qeosas J. eYnness
.h sss Il "a
s'ecssS n: tO!'oypNs o 4 fMs.I;crAaLArp.
We. Pss:ses.i-s4M'E1aA 4k(sbN.
$SsS:::;;::y;:.assSaSgSfh ta hssHHXSskk Il:
| NH N-d&wlm ADAlRPLEASANIS.0 ooy:
/ 4
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"A FRENCH MlLLIN cry. sN1.a
(N,V MADAME SON, ANEx
y Having returned from the North with 24lSo
an emit re n ew and fashionable assortment OF Bun :
NETS HEAD DRESSES. RIBBONS, No would
respectfully call the attention OF her TRENDS ana
The nuhiic in general MADAME SON.
an aaNgr. No. Is Main st.
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Trustees Of the Rchm.d Building F;tdd Co.
w. GODplN, Trustee.
GoDoIN l. APrERsON, Auct's. apz3
TRUSTEES AALkUr tlu. , c. AND LOT
L IN SYDNEY. ON ELMWOOD STREET.
ny virtue OF certain deed Of trust from lanes me-
duly recorded IN Henrlco County Court, We shall
proceed to sell at pubic auction, on the prenlses,
on FRIDAY, the 4th MAJ. 1860. at 81 O'Clock
NJ. of fair; if not. the next fair day,) the real
estate conveyed by said deed. consisting, OF
House and Lot. at the corner of ElmwOOd and
Short s.reets.now ccupied 1y said Read and vito,
fronting on SAID ElmwO"d street 80 feet, running
back 1873 feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TEsMs.-One third cash; balance at 4 and 9
months, for negotiable notes. interest added. and
title retained till last note is paid. Taxes for 1850
to be paid by the purchaser.
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+g12 ~ s0ooao . ApUeReoos A0eVos
y5;sIyE:SSast zStss 8. s3ttiif'F4hg5ssEt593I:
t 4 y: ,.sss:i = liz gvass. W fssst: ! ss
S S:;ss q fHSsU III s i:::zc :;. -
S:S r.! 9 "a :.:.;s g Ia h16k
f s::s: :: :1ss: 4: . =: n 81
:; 4: ss;,i g. q ISjs:!
il as good osds,. i.siss bssa rsssisis3 90 u.
IoasSly I.s..r.d : Ey yssss sse, sPS - 49,
10 pleasant, and the nelsAhesheod . most eesssseO
sm"aSs. ons. fourth sasS; 6sisses 8 l. 81
.. Il s : s:n: ri
= trust deed The taxss and iasuTases lss - -
b: al. S1%;P '' tao SS S;SSfcs1is AppsasoN. A.s.s
ny 4. y. Cesk. Aacs's.
r,RuIrA.D q. = MENTAL TREKs Az
r1s: Sanas: y .sd HRS.
70, ,sS On account Of Who" rs' ScSs x.s
Sl dH,Ss 5INSEE r.. sHsI5!
sell at my store. large aad attractive assossasss
Of
SILVER PLATED WARE. CHINA AND GLASS
WARE.
CONSISTING in part OF
Several veiy handsome Plated TEA eEIk.
China, ParIan. Terra Gotta and Lava vAok0s
Figures jewel and Card Slanda OsQ4Do010s
Co., French China TEA and TOILET 0BI6.
ALSO
Several " hits Granite DINNER SETS. he.
Tosether with great many fancy articles - y.
d,o0s to mention the whole smbraosmg tho lasxose
assortment ever before offered
40 n r. COOks AueS.
VI The last ana closing sals Of 30 KS AT AQO-
TON, this apring. for Five NIGHTS ONLY. e
the store Isl Main street. commencing oooA
EVEN ING o. O'Clock. The stock 10 al new eea
erect fom The pnb.;hsrs, END :MeEaccs sxfs{
in all the various styles III hindings and viii b
sold without this 10 0uf closing oolo -
Books At auction this spring.
ap143t h. B. COOK Aucces
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By Goddin Il APperson, Auct'o.
aHEr AN EAH,GG = q n ETARE a.

GAZE OF EHCELLENr STORE AND
EMENT On THE COAL PIT TURNPIKE.
NEAR MANI HEST Err. AT U c.
tom Will he sold ut auction, on the premises.
on MONDAY. the 7th May, 1860. at 51s O'Clock,
NJ the excellent brick store and dwelling located
as above now occltoied by MIR l.. Piehot, At an
annual rent $50 and opposite the farm of NJ r.
Thomas VaiaeH, Jr. This IS regarded as frat
rate business stand. havits been kept AZ such for
many years past
Also. the small house. with Ia acres Of land at
tached, Immediately in rear OF the above, occu-
pied by cnlOred man named at Hubbard.
This lanu will he divided into several smaller
parcels according to plat and survey to be shown
at the sale.
TEFMs.- One third cash balance at and s
months, for neg r'tia!Ae notes, interest added and
title retained till last note Is paid. The taxes tor
GODDIN 4 APPENSON.
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I OUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
II Manufacturer of Double Refined
STEAM CANDIES,
And Wholesale Dealer in
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS.
FRENCH CANDIES. CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &c. &c.
THE BEST GOODS.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS,
AND
THE LARGEST STOCK,
Can be found At the
FIVE STORY BUILDING, No. ~ Main ST..
Opposite Richardson Co., Richmond, Va.
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FOR RENT.-The comfortable private
liza: X RESIDENCE, situated on 9TH street, doors
EAabove Franklin. containing or 8 rooms; also.
outside kitchen with rooms. Also, stab,s for
horses and carriages. Gas and water on the
PREMISES Possession could DC given by the LIST day
of May next. Apply to
LOUIS EUKER Il BRO.
20-lu Main street.
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MILLINERY.

MRS A. MCDONALD, Mn.
North side, 2OS0
Is now prepared to show handsome assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY.
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>HIRT BOSOMS. SHIRT BOsOMs.- The

iN0ThER OPENING OF SPkl = q
al f00pS We would invite espec,al attention
,'ais iad berese Anglais Robes; Organize and
tsre.e AneIaI>-piece goods Grey PopiIns. In
i's nd beautiful styles; Colored Silks. great
s,'Tgsn, of Back Lace: chale Pekin; Grena
tass berese and Black S,lk; Childrens Silk and
I4se fskR Nantes.
=. l. Z u LII. ~
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iVMtNbk Mated LEY - THE GREAT
S'AFdNlFlER. - By the use OF this article
A@lss can make their own Soap from the refuse
rsar ION the kitchen. &c, ut very little expense
EtOuo.e. For sale by
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1R14k FOR PHILA ID l. "A A.
S3Ef& Tho | steamship VI RGINIA.
=, Capt KELLY. is now loading. and will
SAL on THURSDAY. 18th inst, at O'Clock A. M.
Passage reduced to ST.
Boston freight delivered through at lower rates
than By any other line.
For freight or passase. apply to
EDGAR 7. Sites, Acting Agent.
H--4t ROckolta.
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T,RUsrEEs, SALE Or SEAL EsTAIE
IN fLAN Or FtLfyN. Al x6cTioN "A: Ens:
tees in doSd from Joseph Farsas asA Wi6o, dated
I'd July, IsS6. duly, rsaotdsl q nsnf,co County
Court: % secure eas ga,P. ~ S'ilsdias F:a4 Com.
rs t.: os
comnnsnainx 1t 81 o'clcck r. H.. the fsel EsFts
conveyed n ssid ased. y,s; lot Nc; :, u Port
street = isst. hstwesn sah aad 9Th streets ,, 20
feet. to an alley 10 feet wide Also. hvs Lots e
Fulton, fronting together $50 feet On the youth
side Of Graham street. by 10 feet; To- AN alley lO
feet wide. These lots are beautifully located and
KsMs.-Ope third cash; balance at 8 and J!
months, for negotiable notes interest added. and
title retained. Taxes for 1880, the purchasers 70
pay 4 s.cLSssKi. Trustees.
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NaA NOTICE.-TOBACCO MAN UFAC
1iEEN TURERS, and others. sending us Goods
sss<1.os=kby the New York Steamers, for RE
SHIPMENT. will please address us by mail. giving
said Goods sent, otherwise they will be stored at
their expense and risk.
LUDLAM 4 HEINEKEN,
"a 00-am liz Rraadway. New York.
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l IN lTTAL,S ADDlrl on 81: STE,
trust from Louis Iaeee and wife, the fitst to the
Trustees of the Richmond Building Fund Compa
ny. dated 10Th August: 1852. the other TO W cod
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court. We
shall proceed to sell At public auctI.n, on the pre-
p. Nj, tf far; if not, the next fair day)the real
estate conveys ed by the sid deeds. CONSISTING OF
Federal street. now occupied by said Iaege and
wife fronting IS feet, running back Ia feet to an
alley.
and months, for negotiable ca. int rest added
and title retained till last note is paid. The taxes
ChAS STEBBINS,
mo HARROlD.
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NtAS, LOC NGES. Nl1AlnS, 4 n ASA- as.
On consignment. and for sale cheap,
Il assorted sizes: l. Lounges IS to Sl5 piece;
s-2en Chars, caue and wood seat; dozen Bar
s'la Tables; dozen Folding Tables: Cradles,
Rockers. &C. ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,t
RICHMOND. NJ arch 6. 1880. {

OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS Company
RICHMOND. March 6, 1850. (
SHsk HAVING JUST COMPLETED
2EEN new arrangements with the New York
@E060S1 Steamship Company for Express priv
leges per AMESTOWN. YORKTOWN, and
ROANOKE, we are now prepared to forward all
kinds of merchandise. in large or small packages.
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
so marked.
Our accommodations ample, and packages
under xpress seal.
For rates of charges ana regular tri-weeky con-
tracts apply to ]. l.. MACDONOUGH. Agent,
~? Main street. below 9th.
N. B.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running AZ usual, NH It's
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KE ON NJ AN. BETW FE 10TH AN D nth STS.,
AA FOR SALE.-At the request of the owners.
we offer for sals the very excellent TOBACCO
FACTORY located as above, now IN the occupan
cy of MIR. John Wilder Atkinson, at an annual rent
Of 81 100 The lot on which the Factory stands
has front OF 50 feet. and depth OF los feet. The
Factory is nearly new. and is remarkably we'll
built. Apply to GOUDIN& APPERSON.
Il-Ef
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GALE OF ATVCK - sTEAM Err
the personal representatives. If the late DR.. Will.
liam Collins. and Of MIR w Keeling. we will sell
1t her wharfat Rockets. in the city ri Richmond.
on FRIDAY, the 9Th April, lseo At 1o,cock T. NJ,
steamer, each bein. entitled 20 231s shares Of the
stock at the par yalue Of 10 each. This steamer
vers. enjoys fino run Of custom, and 10 very pov-
ular with the travelling public She 10. ~ We learn.
out Of debt. and has fund on devosit In the s.
The terms If sale; which will Be liberal, will b
made known at the hour Of sale.
Captain HILL, who commands this steamer. will
give any further information that PARTIES NAV de-
sire. GODDlN u APPEnSON,
an ltd Auctioneefs.
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FOR RENT.-Two new brick TENE-
I'm; ENTS on the corner of Main and 18th streets
Ell Possession given from the LIST tO the 18th May.
Also. for sale one FREIGHT BOAT. Apply to
An J3-yw* CHARLES HOWELL,
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.apAP4lo N8W&
'''cs ..,1,r NATIONAL CONVENTION.

I -, ,1onuorp prsrArcn.l
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~ FOR RENT. AND NJ NJ ID AT f
Es:j POSS ESSlON GIvEN-That large and conve
kx1nient LU NJ Der HOUSE. on the south side of
the Basin adjoining my umber yard. It is well
adapted to storage Of all kinds, or it would make
fine tobacco stemmery. To GOOD tenant. rent will
be moderate. l.. w. GLAZEBROOK.
i1u
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- TfSSStk Err zFF r. ssssi III T.;
'': a. i. s'''' to =. 4. ls:j' SS5, :,
A,S ron PlllLADELPlfIA VIA NOR.
FQLk,-The good schooner WIN. HEN
ny; Capt. PAssArAR. having the 4, eater
Snvaon Of Asr cargo engaged, vii sail with quick
d'.p:tch; For balance Of freight; .eEylx TO- -,
H4kS APE!lAL NOTICE.NEW YORK
&& AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COM:
- The steamship ROANOKE
has T. en- withdrawn from the line between here
.er Gse: "f Sass,.m and tn.
JAMESTOWN, Capt. .RxivNKR. viii continue
then regular trips. the former leaving here everv
Tuesday afternoon and the latter every FRIDAY AZ
ternonn. at O'Clock, touching At Norfolk going
and returning.
Excursion tickets issued for the round trip, in
~ 2i--6t LCDLAM 4 WATSON.
&H ppcket schr. ELLEN Col. DsBoR oUSH,
'.Capt Tom, having a portion OF her cargo
ENGAGED and song on hoard, will have dis
patel: For remainder 81 fsrf :n aV 'Ei t.
A,s.> FOR NORFOLK. The God schr.
GE CArHERINE JANE, Capt HICKS. having
sz7s7 portion Of her carzo engaged. will have
quick dispatch. For remainder apply to
p2I-6t w. d. colo UITf l. co.
- FOR ROTTER DAM...The A No >
ldS Norwegian ship VESTALINDE will be At
City Point IN few days to lad for the
above port and have quick dispstch. For bal
:a'' Of sp2ESs ssBsSTTRSP3 Bo Six AfEGSn'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17
JDJ DKUAD~ AT, NV UkK
FOR SALE BY Alt DKl GGIIS.
dec 5-d6wly
iec. .dAwly

ThUoTEE'S SALE--WHgREAs, On the llth
j day If March, A. y. 81 Charlie. Bun ell
and Margaret, his wife, executed unto Austin
Corbin, a Trustee, a certain Deed Of Trust, con
veying to said Trustee the and in Clinton county,
Iowa, descr bed a. follows towit: The North
Wet quarter II the North " est quarter 81 See
ton No.tweye( 2 n Township No eighty one sD
North Of Range No three B East Of the 5th +. NJ.
hich said conveyance made by the said
Bunne r. for the purfose u securing the payment
Of tvs certain prJmi ssory note. and the interest
ereon, signed by .aid haries Bunnell, and dat
Ell the llth tayo rch. A. ID s5g, and payabl.
as follows One for fourteen and 40-I0O dollars
due in six months, AMI the other, for the sum Of
one hundred and twenty-nine and sp-IOD dollars.
dHe IN ene year, 70 the order of Lewis Perry.
And now, salG last mentioned note having become
due and payable, and the said Bunnei having
failed 10 pay the same IN iu!l, ], Austin Corbin,
Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this 7ublic
notice, ib at by virtue of the power which is in me
vested by said Deed Of Trust i will on Wednesday,
the 18th day Of January, i. d. SCI at the hour
Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, at the
Court House door, in the city II Davenport expose
and offer for ssle at public Oh, the paree. Q.
land above described, or 80 much thereof as shall
be necessary TO satisfy ard ay tho amount # said
together with all the costs ard expenses attend
ing said sae cost ofthis notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day " Desemter, A. ID. 1860.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
decI3-dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17
Mexican News.

INDEPENDENCE, Dec. Is.
Ire New Mexican mail in charge OF con
ductor Coon, with dates to the 26,h, arrived
last night.
Mr.. Whiting. post master at Santa Fe, came
through as passenger. He reports very dul.
times IN New Mexico. Also that tie Indian
troubles on the plains are assuming q very Sc
rious aspect at McN-en's Greek. The mail par
ty vas charged upon by thirty Camanehes.
and 1t was Only by decided and prompt action
that they were not overpowered by them. The
Indians were ali armed with riff land DELAYED
the mail about two hours. They lef, the mail
party and retreated 10 q train miles behind
them
The outgoing mail was also forced to return
to Pawnee Fork
Mr. Whiting Gays from the Cremore to Paw.
nee FORK, INDIANS were seen every day on the
high ridges, and that there lie no doubt bs,
they will cut off ell small parties travelling the
road since the raid or. Mr.. Walker few days
ago. the subsequent killing OF the two men
that escaped
The citizens Of the county have organized
themselves into patrol co.1tanies, and should
anv more such tauds make their apoearapce
thev viii be srmnarily 81 dealt with.