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Delegate. to the Charleston Convention
Union Christian Associations.

Nsw ORLEANS April l,.-ThiS body, which assembled IN
New Orleans the llth instant, organized y r!rc
H. c. Gchrst Of Charleston, temporary pfe-idcn, and
John Wsnamaker Of Philadelphia. Secretary. Er". DR.
Walker delivered the address OF welcome Addresses
also made by James Ii. Low OF SeS Orleans, " Clchri:
and others.
To-day the Convention elected W !. Muufori % Rich
nond, President, and John Wans masrr Of P.sjerh.d'
Secretary.
The Convention adjourned sine Gc.
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The Richmond Enquirer.
,rm,>nsp DAILY. sEMl-wsEKLr AND WEEKLY,
~ srrcg!E. DUNNAvANT, TYLER s WISE.
TEEM Ms.

.e-pN.y r.rSE. seven dollars per anIuta, aud Ht the
80 ;l: dollars II taken for sh"rtcr period than one
- FOR the S&u: WEgSLr dive dnllars per aanui, and
- ,;,fs tUr SIX months, payable in advance. For the
- ,r s;,uuia six copies tur Sln 10 he paid In.
,rly IN advance. When letters containing money are
mail .h,y ,Gp>t he ,pi>ie"ci they will lie n; the
rI.E ni :he writers $50
'Wiiv yusu.r.r ON liberia, tcrn'~.
q W ,au.s t>srissH Anvss1I<s@ SrsNr is published
e Advertisements inserted u. =: per line
l.! lrc. HI. e:fce 'nar hr rro'ii:sa per mall in
,ai and available Bank notcs u rryNi"., H she risk
An Obituaries asd Tributes OF Respect, vxceeLink
>; ~ lines are Charged for ~ advertisements.
Orders from distance uSi he accompanied: with the md
yac. pay >l;:sac, references 10 insure execution
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'sf,e SoutHcrs. Field and kfire-SiGr.

aMt SoHthefs: rlei0 aHd Ft:c-Si1Fs
p,,hlishes! by James Gardner ii Augusta,
Georgia, will Oh the 2Gil, of May, reach lis
second volume. The proprietor makes his
cordial ncknowlrdg dgments 10 the Southern pto.
PIE, Cnr the hartl<omc support the! have eS'
tended 10 this enterprise. 1t has already,
within the first year of its existence, achieved
4 brilliant success No l!inrS will bc spared
10 make IFS merits commensurate with that
success:
arrangements are maic |" r"rich tn,
columns nf the >ecoad volume with choice
literary gems and valuable scientific truths
from the pens Of the mos; distinguished South
crn writer's.
The prnprirlo. has the pleasure OF an
nuuuciug that Mr. JouN r, TpoHrsoS-tht
distinguished Elrginian, who has, for many
years, edited the .Iopthrrh Literary .He&schge'
with signal ability---wi! become, hereafter
eiitoriaily connected with this paper, com
mencing with the second vnluIae.
4 .<sr.e >-.-r-----
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South Carolina Polite,

CuLrNrrk April li.-The Democratic Con"shioA ~.
to-day. Mr. Orr chosen President, hni on ''hhs wv
chair he made strong conservative Ha.ohi! T'c''''
CnLrMsIA April i5The South caToI!nh .:".s.'.9- .
Drcd scott decision Tire prccecdinss "sFe ''H'F''a's
The Convention adjourned ~ine ds.
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TO NEWSPAPER, BOOK AND JOB
PRINTERS.
C0WMER,s UNITED STATES TYPE
ToEJNDRT
Nos 81, Fl md SO, BEEkMAN STHEET,
NEss YORK,

-NO.N IT, II !N-NT1 ,I'j, BF1EN M y " I'I1T'I'
NEN YORK,
=, CPlllES article necessary Ia sIIal or large
- Printing Establishment on the favorable terms,
and as lis assortment presents the most extensive fnref
either for the new>papr book job printer Of ny other
Foundry in the country, lis iroprctors, the unrrSgncu
beg call the attention Vfa pledcng themselves
10 snch honor :!cm with their orders Ehehcr in
person by letter that they will lie supplied with the best
Of everything OF its kind whether Type PRESSES Ink Cases
Imposing Stones, Stands tay- As ter type j. now
cast from C"uHrr celebrated and uncquaed Hard type
Metal. they refer Ac fact In the hope that those interest
ed, will carefully eSamn. for themselves. They would IN
form the trade Of the Continent shat their New Quartz Ed
tlon OF Specimens Of Printing Types Oruamenls, ETC.. l.
now ready Cor tl.ir Inspection and with unlimited conf
dehcc in their ability to give perfect satisfaction TO those
who may favor them will. their cusin, they would respect
fully ask for call.
Jan 2S--cwCn JAMES CONNER X SONS.
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SKw YORK, April 1i-Adam,' Express Was robbie. b.
New Haven and SewYork nigh; Of sixteen thou.
sand dollars. The train left Boston yesterday af!crIooD,
The safe thrown from the The compiuy, 2t*
paid every receipt for money pEe,eniat.on
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na.fr.,rfiyg Fire.
Death OF Beverly E.. Clara.

r,.,eo ,,,r 18Th. machine Stops, car hoG.e, and
80 hriItngs Of the Illinois Cen;ra! Hacad i0Gr loco
uo,iv,s etc. were burnt this morning. Loss fi5Jog3-
The Company {. fully Insured
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RATHER WAEN.-Delegates TO Charleston
may prepare themselves to summeFize on the
most liberal scale. We find it stated that OF
the 14th inst, the thermometer ranged At irom
IS to q degrees.
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Robbery OF Adams, Exprc.

CHARLESTON April 1.-THE revenue eni,er Crs~f.S or
her way from Brunswick. Ca, the 4 in. hesr sr;
lriEc for over en- hour OF the coast.
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Vessel Supposed 10 be Lo5t,

Nxw YORK. April 11Fears enteEt tined ior Inc s*e-
ty Of the ship g. Patrick which ssrd rom New OrcsH.
for Liverpool on the Ih Of December will cargo Of cot
ton valued al $1,000.
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J ohm Sherman Again EndOr.es the Helper
EsoOk.

John Sherman, in speech delivered
before the Republicans Of the city Of New
York. on Friday night, again endorsed the in
famous Helper Book" In the course of his
speech he said
1--WE have heard COOL deal Of complaint
that we have circulated 4 book written by 4
native and citizen Of slave State against
slavery. | have recently read that book for the
first time, and my astonishmcnt is almost equal
to the contempt with which ] have always re-
rarled the clanor about the book It's chiefly
made M Of statistical information, showing the
relative value OF free and slave labor, anu OF the
opiuions Of eminent men from the North and
the South, of this and foreign countries, as
10 the social moral, and political influence OF
slavery, So far rs this information goes, it is
cu,inently proper for circulation. Such por-
tions could he read with profit by the very men
who have made the most clamor about tho book.
"That portion of the book written by the
author. which is addressed to his fellow non.
shareholders Of the Southern States, eyinces a
bitterness that has its parallel IN the speeches
and ,lenunciatinS made by men in the interest
Of slavery on the floor Of Congress. have lis
tened. over and over again, to the same charac-
ter Of haranguc, to the same violent, rude, and
exciting language, with the simple difference
that tic subjects Of denunciation were the
Black Republicans instead Of shareholders.
None knew better how groundless was the
clamor against this book than the very men
who madeit"
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A1tbnlonO Nuqlllrer.

By MTCHIE, DUSNAIAET, TYLER WISE.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1850.
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RAILROAD BRDGE.-Wc learn from Tie
Lynchburs ''Eirgnian'' that ti'e Orange ANA
Alexandria Railroad Bridge, connecting the
terminus Of the road with Daniels Island, is
now ready for the cars, and that tic road has
commenced running two 'rsy passenger trains
between Lynchburg and alexandria. Two
daily trains are also run OH the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, making direct connections
with the Alexandria road.
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TAPPING TIE CHINESE Trade l." LAND. --
Great Britain having secured Il slice OF Brmai,
including the port OF Rangoon. several years
ago that Government is abou; 10 take steps
for the construction Of Il first class highway or
railroad from the valley Of the Irrawaddy 10
the southwestern frontiers Of China. Half III
length or two hundred and fifty miles, wou!d
be constructed through British the remainder
through Birmcsc territory. The part Of China
thus made commercially suhject TO Rsngoor,
contains about eighty millions Of inhabitants,
and the region is in tho main highly produc-
tive. Steam communication will also be short
" established between that city and England,
by Way of Calcutta, Bombay and the Red Sea.
Should the Chinese Government offer resistance
to the project, it is believed sufficient aid can
be obtained from the rebels to carry it through
successfully. The country to he naversed
presents few obstacles Of 4 physical character
and tue project will likely he commenced at IN
early day
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LAW CARP.
aOGsS \. EsiCsNlNEss.i.i.

La " CARD.
e.Os;sS 4. ESI!CtnlSGSs.iIE.
ATTORNEY AND CUUNSEhLoE Ar IA " =,
HltL>ylLi.E, ctYEuLL Co., VA.
l. TfEHDS regularly the County and Circuit Courts Of
N Carroll, wythe Floyd, Pulaski ana adjoining counties
lie Will continue collecting agent for Northern
merchants ;sd al persons who may have business in Car:
.um and adjoining counties. Dec 26-cGn
S)CEEEtsS SrONESAssE POTTERY, :,
a1%s CORNER OF CARY AND i2riI STREETS, lSSSEj
~ RICAaoSn, W. E,FEA
~ kE 6 EE g. p - * r, "
r.orkiE-UES.
fsNlC subscribers respectfully inform the merchants Of
I Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee that they
:a.auaci uring the best quality SrUSE-wARE, consisting
u Ju:. Jars Pitchers Milk Pans. Chuins, Bread i:scrs
Sr...ag Fruit Jars. (ar ,sht) &c, &c.
neatly painted charcoal packed Water C"o!ers. both
@ @.i and wood cases, nf all sizes from gallons to "a
ialcI-
All ware snih by will he delivered ia amy part ol
:hr cy free oi charge THOMAS ". kEESEi..
r,i. - c3.a DAVID PAER.
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10 EIiTA2S AND PRINTERS

rs,E Subscribers ask attention 70 their Stock OF PRINT
/ ING TYPES, ORNAMENTS. BORDERS, PRESSES &c,
ia:rc Supply OF which they keep constantly hand II
.,-.i type and Stereotype Foundry,
No. SO, Gold Street, News York,
III which warrant rqIs IL every respect any man,
.4t:GJtd i'll This coun-y and will sell ,- terms
", .iA nf;.!f, credit ;or approved nerriGb!r notes. or
,. .ss cr1:. discount inr cash.
cad I, pc tnhra in exchange or new the customary
,sr inc rr.s per pouad delivered within sixty day
:;s. iu- oi purS:at otherwise sin .,,r pound
VIII. NAGAE jR., & CO.
ul.lcr.iknri ASAr ~ rE,'iN., Tor The abnTe welt
.roSn sstlbiiA!uei, can supply ite ra with every de-
,S:r'ioa {"
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES. &c,
tyon m0Si hrra terms. Having printed ,rr "Hi.H
SnND Esq Rte for upwards Of ten years with ;yt au
cher g.,;ess,S purchased from Mcssrs NAG,k Co. aIn
!aSucvi recommend materials from rir establishment
il! preference To oth-rs
Specimen Books will he furnished !" ,e Ir,r, ami >tch
atSl.s may be selected VIII lie forwarded with lies
patch. WM. l.. Al.i.EGfH,
a;si "fIgIircr Office. Richmond. Va.
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Iavs. IiSSLEi johnson wa. Il. +
JOHNSON s. fssiGss.
,',lNIN11SSlOE nj E(SCEr y N-ES

,rEaSr DrllpISG SHocGOE wAHEr"rsH,J
RICHMOND, VA
sNJk The sale ri Tobacco Wheat, Corn a.i country r"-
Z luce generally, return their Sncere thanks 10 their
,-aS the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
20 h-m and ;;,k continuance aud increase oi the sane
the year, promising ter undivided -oi; sitrn-
lion 10 all cons i:LnientS committed 10 thrn
Nov 2.,--c.:
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'sA CHANCE ES.s PRsESIC4ASS.o
A1fIr,I \. n tninr ntI.r lisnnS.

t'lr:i View % going West now o'tr TO diSpns" OF
" M property which consists OF House and Lot liz
;e ;"Gn u. Mid1irbrooS, An"1si; County, Virginia The
n,-.c:s in good repair large and cnnrnod"'S, anu VIII
sc,cGnol.- any ordinary family. There is also good
:,a excellent Granary and all necessary oui build
s.. AS" of the best carles In the state. THIS pro-
frS > the Of the tnwi and IL, III Tact, the
as'i desirable aud convenient Of any In the place Be-
Ms, his i. excellent section o country, ana Is III
i'ii, '-:r j-.irable location f"r Physicnn TO any
!s:ciaa Wn. to purchase, will siny say ihAt u Is
"He .: he 5rs' neir- know Of ~ all I" ids property
: -AcI-L NJ. Office, large ana ro"Uy. EArciins 10
i>a'e .t ,c Wps, in very Short time carly arica"Ls
!s..c. A!!rss. J. f. CROSS, VI. r.,
;..s>-c;f MiIdrLrook, Augusta Co., Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20

The woods in Prince George county, about
IL miles from Petersburg, arc nn hrc. A large
amount of fencing has been destroyed.
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. n RRSLks LotESt RIAND FOsS
sATISIllNG dispose Of my real estate, in order 10 i
w vide ;hc proceeds among my rhdrea oIIrr for safe
privately, my FARM, Stunning Hill.
This c>irI Ir tract Of land lies in :- heart "i The
valuable tobacco lands OF Louisa, both >,ics Of the
sslh branch OF the North Anna river, and adjoining the
lands OF H. T.. PuudcXlcr Gabriel Jones' Joseph VI baker
and otIrs rch ai:s irrm louisl Court House and To-
cr>villc 81. the Virginia Central Railroad. aEd equally
yG!ci to both
This farm! coi.i.., ON acres ol which eun wood
land more than three !o:S Of which ere heavily timber
ed with OAK pine a:d hickory Of original growth. The
BILE land is fertile and IN high stat" OF iEprovenen-wrl
ada pied 10 the growth "f wheat corn and tobacco.
There comfort able lw r'iup, with cs! rooms, good
harm, tobacco houses aud ai necessary ou!badinH+ The
locality i healthy and the neiehacrooi pleasant fre
srning that wishing tU purchase will visit The Farm
themselves deem unnecessary Ia speak far
er The farm is capable Of being divided into three tracts
desired Being drs:rOus of selling, ic rrs VIII be
made accommodate purchasers.
Ny T;anager. Mr. Groom, will take pleasure III shown.
tie Irciu q aty who wishes 10 purchase.
JULIA 4. liDiLADAY.
Fur further in :il'iun apply L. DR.. w L. " Randolph
Charlottesville, VA Lrtp II. T. Holiday Eapd Ann sta
lion, Orange ad Alrx al-ia Eailrnad, who Is authorized
Ssu Dec. .U-cwtf,
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The parkersburg "News" of Thursday last

The Parkersburg "News" of Thursday last.
speaking Of the Ireshet, says:
Sour Office is surrounded by water, there
has been no mail arrival of any Importance lor
three days, the telegraph wires are down III IN
every direction, all communication with the
outside world is cut of Dy the high waters, and
everybody in our immediate vicinity is either
watching their own property, helping their
neishbors, or looking at the river:
Not the least of the mishaPs occasioned by
tho nrrsent flood, is the breaking OF the sub
marine M, IN telegraph cable under the Ohio river,
At this place, by being caught in the roots Of a
dragging tree passing down the river on Tues
DAY. night last, which tore it loose from its
conneclions with the Ohio shore. 1t will be
raised from this side and relaid, when the river
falls. Meantime, messages for the West will
be forwarded from this place viz Wheeling"
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la-.s -=aaaaa- - -.
ZOO REWARD

FOU Il EV ARH.
b(CN away iIn.a the sGa- criher. in the latter part of
~ iai.aary, thy negro JOHN Tor John Thomas, }
Is year, e:d very and black lie Is about five
'N inches in height The sal negro raised by Jordan
kst Of Southampton county ana sold 20 Mrsrs Jones
slater, when ahoat Il years old They him To Dr.
Carries J. Oliver, "t Canihr couniy. \; p-. divers
'ie, lsS., itcy rriarriIascd hI from, ru, mir
chased HIN abou. the taili. q. JANUARY 1Sa
The above reward Gree !fo:n al 1,Ie: -Nrr,,.,-, viii e
paid ior :i delivery :" at SHERWOOD" Amelia county,
.oa miles rom !he "u: fous- 80. free a other
recover him e'' - ~ ~
Feb oS-ciT IErcrpsnv uryrc,r
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"--------
The ROl1uDnrfc Fu,,;J,

We find in the New York Times Ion. Paris
letter, from which we condcnsc the roiiowins:
The imperial family, or rather the paiais
Royal branch Of it, was thrown Into Cons,crua.
ton Il week ago, by the appearance Of the
seventeenth volume of Thicrs' Consulate Gn&
the Empire This volumc contained . letter
| from Mr. Jerome Bonapartr, Of Baltimore. in
serted under constraint Of the law =, tie end
Of the volume, correcting NJ. Thicrs' history Of
the marriage Of his father with Miss Paterson.
Of Baltimore, as related in thc eighth volume Of
the same work. 1t is well 20 state that the
Baltimore Bonapartc, if his claim 10 Legitimacy
were admitted by the Imperial family of France
would become heir 10 the throne next after the
son of Napoleon III. and the old cx.kins Jc.
rome 1t was important therefore 10 the Prince
Napoleon who now occupies this relation 10
the succession and to his sister the Princess
Mathildc, children Of the ex-king Jerome, tia,
the legitimacy Of their elder patcrnal brother.
the Baltimore Bonapar,c, should BE declared
null
When Mr.. jerome Bonapar.. of Baltimore,
and his son, Lieut. Bonapartc, of the United
States army, came to France in $50 and skcd
to be declared French citizens. it WAS with the
expectation that they would be declared mem
| oS'' VI thS Lucy '!l'i Ett
| know that resistance woul, be made To their
carrying the name Of Bonapartc ill the son
had accepted service in the French army. Then
arose Il discussion. The Prince Napo!coa and
| the Princess MathiIde cn,le:vnriMg tu force
| their halfbrothcr aud his son to asSumc the
name o! Paterson, the latter to obtain :. legal
recognition of their righ, 10 carry the ra,nc Of
5onaparte, and Of the position To which i: eli
titled them.
When the new volume appeared week aco,
with Mr.. BoapartcS reclamation, the volume
was seized by the police and suppressed, but
subsequently the Emperor permitted lis publ
cation in Il modified FORM but directed Prince
Napoleon 10 write reply to it. Tho latter
gentcInan's defence of his conduct is .nGst in.
dependent and noble: For myself | seek no.
thing. ain as proud of my title Of an Ainc.
rican citizen, as should ic Of that Of Prince
Imperial Of France During Prince jerome,
| lifetime no measure shall be adopted 10 restore
those who arc dependent on NY love 10 ,hcic
rightful portion, bnt this proestaticn is nctts,
Sary for their security in future years
An Imperial Family Council, held on Ii.
23d of December last, decided that Mr. jerome
Bonapartc had no right 10 he considered as be-
longing civ'y or legally 'n the said Imperial
| Family.
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rESrTKSEiN;lY 90 yai.;:fStN.

n Y
;fANUEALTCEED 81 this institution, and SOLD there and
~ :r Agents store, No - Pearl street iht following
rt"s = reduced prices, t"-w't;
".o's, Shoes ans. li-0Sucs
N';-.s, C:.!r-n aud SerYaa's' Shoes
Msii" -rh Car: Harness Or every d",'ii.'t''n
,''':''- i',.!is, Leather Hose
"A.o:.. t,::s
p'!F: lcI %hcelbarrows. I
.'!:9:">. Safer H.
''i:l.! AID Plaid Cotirus
Messy, and inseys for pi"n'aton naii''s
h--tE aaic Clothing for Servants -,
"', Of ;: above arc!sa Oh hand and for salr, "r VIII
tt",l" iernrti oer job work done :" order, on
'.':' i1ice tor cash. puuc,uai cusione'S ohy on
.:''r, tim
"d"rs !iom te rnur;ry, with satisfactory references,
bCmpi.y attended, TO- Address r. NJ EiNMO,
IIy ,-c,t Agent and Stofekreurr Va. PelItentlaty.
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sa:pO2SrED SHMNIE ETH.

THE PROPERTY OF JOHN u. NUODS, NEAk N uE'
POT A!gEMARlE COUNTY, VA.
ltYMMETRI Is Eve years oil this Spring, Is AZ.
- rich bay, with black legs III. hands high, E-]
u,id combines great substance and fine form, T;ZS2
excellent temper and superior action.
The hest aLscs who hare seen the Cerrlan'i IN Engist
and on the continent. they haze his smpe
rioE.
lie vas 60, by Perfect (Which Indicates his charac
rer) dam by ssyrccSet. dam by Wn;craeld g dam
superior Cleveland mare by Rectifcator.
Perfect was by Reuben, dam by Lurks All &. d@in by
Volunteer.
Skyrocket by Master George dam hy Cleveland, Ceve
land hy Champinn.
Master George by King George, dam by old Earnahy
SYMMETeYS dam, superior coaching mare obtained
the FIRST FltlZE 1t the New'on-onOuse Agricultural
Show ia 1sir heating large class: and the SECOND
PRIZE at the wehe.Sy Agricultural Show In the same
year The whole of her stock have received FIRST PRIZES
the different 4 Agrcuural shows.
SYMMETRY will serv" mares at so the seasnn which
lie discharged, y the payment OF $40 before lst OF
july and $50 insure with fhy the groom. Pas
turagr &C., AZ usual rates Mares from distance will
have every taken rf them, but responsibility incnr
red for accidents.
Near Ivy Depot +. o.. AIh:'narle county, Va.
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"FIrIng of the Coast.

Ngw Yynr. April lt.-Be"eFly L. C5arE, Nnisct . .
,,mals. died on the lith March.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
O,v,Cr "f InG 49, V.V III ASp ka&AwEN COMPANY,
RICWuoSn, March -. lsGn
CALLED g!rr,lnc of the Stockholders al the Jaine-
~ kiTr- a!h kauawta Company, will be held al i!ls
office, WEDNESDAY, the 2ih day o: April neS' :" take
!uto consideration 3e.ns . charter OF II" Com
pauy passed the .L instant and such o'T hu>iEess
gily be submitted
i:y order Of the board of !r-c:li.
WI. r. MGNFOR3, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, nor1>, =,

IN
CotNFl, NEAR TnoMpsoN'S CROSS RIO ans
NJ Ill he sold at Public Auction at Thompson's Cross
w Roads, in Louisa county, on THURSDAY the l0lh
aaE OF May neNt, commencing lE A. NJ The following
aaus es"nsts TO the heirs Of Thomas H. Mitchell, dec
oens 'he portion awarded 10 him In the division Of his
'sf estate, Thomas Mitchell deceased "A valuable tract
:" iN " containing about edl acres (includng piece Of
timber aad on which is situated the large and COM
oouus mansion house In good repair at present orcupe
hy Charles James Thompson
4 iract u;olnns, containing @ acres about l5N acres
OF which cleared lan ani the balance good tiubrr
Also about 2s acres. which Is twos OF tract
,nur or ve miles from fnccyye the lands OF liam
it"N Johnson the greater portion timber land which 600
acre ract has not heen divided between the heirs OF said
Thomas Mitchell
For more accurate description Of said lands reference
Is niaae t" H. y Cole, Esq., Postmaster nj Thonpson's
Cross Roads.
TSRAN-onc.trd cash. and balance in i, and II months
Tor negotiable notes Interest added and secured by trust
deed, "r title retained until the last note l. paid.
Iinie OF PAYNE may bs varied day of sale suit
purchasers. Z. 3. STEPHENS,
Attorney In fact Of the heirs Of Thos IL. MITCHELL decd
Charleston, $. C., April 9th, lSdp.-cwt,is
EXECUTO:tN' SALE.
SAlLL BE SOLD on TUESDAY. the 18th dny Of April
w lSG0, if fair, II not. the first fair day, public
auction, NJ Hydraulic M the late residence Of Nathaniel
burnley, In Ahemarr county, TWENTY-FIVE LIKELY
SEtioS, c"uSi,tinS Of men, and children boys
aud girls Among them there Is good Miller Carpenter
amt several CoHae:s Neaiy u young, and very val
ulhir.
rEEMSA credit Of ,nc months Will be gwen the pur
chasrrs giving bonts with approved securities bearing
interest from date JAMES +. BURNLEY,
SAMCEL G.. BURNLEY,