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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-19
Nor SALE OR TO LET-Abont tbir-

n ty acres of good Land, about seven acres heavy
Wood Land, situated near Qunsgamond village, in the
city of Worcester, with new and convenient House
and barn ON the premise with good supply of good
water VII be sold cheap and payments made easy for
the purchaser For terms apply to JOHN +. EATON of
PaMtucket. Mass, or Of VIM. GREENLEAF, No. 50
Main street, w Orcestcr. diff mh22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-19

- FOR SALE. = Two VALUABLE
Na,,il HOMESTEADS.-Eac comprising a new House.
10y Barn. and or 10 of the best Land Only q
miles from the Post Office in this city Will be sold cheap.
For further particulars inquire of I. NJ. LAMB Harrng-
ton Corner, Worcester. d&wtf meh9
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n A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-.

IN A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
siii DENCE FOR SALE on UNION IIILL.-The sub
scsrber offers for sale that very desirable estate
situate Vernon street in the city Of Worcester
Gently occupied by himself. If the whole 10 acres of
land is not wanted, 1t will be divided The house thor
onghly furnished with all the modern eonvenences.
The grounds are tasteully laid out and well stocked
with every variety of fruit trees. shrubbery &c For
particulars inquire Of JomN r. PoNp, ESQ., ALLEN HAIR
RIs, Esq, or of the subscriber VIM IL HARRIS,
mch30 d&wtf lis Broad Street New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-19

SAMUEL H. COTTON Treasurer
- DIREcToRs-Henry Chaplin Joseph Pratt IIoratio n
lower Joseph Boy1en, James H. Wall Jonathan Luther
Henry Gouldnp, Edward Earle, Putnam W. Taft, f.
Y Brigham Timothy 5. Stone, John &. Mason, Samuel
ia23 dSweovyi,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-16
j. WHEELING, VA, MONDAY MORNING, April. l6 1860.

Southern spirit, she wrote to her friends
that they need never feel ut all ashamed
on her account, for she had changed her
name to "Ada Clare
She accompanied Gottschalk to Europe,
but soon returned with no other compan-
ion than an intant-a perpetual memeutO
that she had 'loved wisely. hut too WELL
TO this qnotation. however, the high
strung Ada does not Subscribe, but boldly
avows that q woman has TIE right to
choose the father OF her own child, and
that she has nothing to regret. She says
that Gottschalk is "a suUine SUnl," and
proudly shows her little one Ia those who
arc introduced to her, pointing out It's re-
semblance to the features of its sire,
which are displayed in Il bren stpin that
she always wears. Sic has q large in
come in her own right from Southern
estate. and lives in her own house in royal
stylc. being, as said before, the acknowl-
edged Queen of the Bohemiaus. Her rest
less genius would not allow her to lead an
idle life, and she first adopted the profes-
sion of an actress, under the auspices of
Miss Laura Kcenc. Not having the pre-
else training and talent required for the
stage, she soon left it, to pursue her more
natural vocation of Iuthorcss. Her con-
trihutions to the Saturday Press and other
journals are full of originality, though in
tenscly .'spusmodic," and she seems hound
to win her way. Around her gather nil
the Young ones | have named above. each
of whom is her admircr Several other
women, of less note and talaut, make up
the Bohemian crowd.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAvIGATT0N

rIEE AND INLAND NAvIGATI0N
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvcncy and
fair profit.
J.,,,I cii.Eii5, UirSR 10 jNgl.ydhccGt ID ELLLiNGS
and Co.iici,is fD,. icy.a,S cf one 10 fire years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
ami uUnicrruutcd through of financial sun
shine and storm or nerinds cvcntful i'll exempt from
sweeping contla graipi4 and maritime DISASTER: BE
ing long established. cash basis the troubles oil
tbc credit system affect us in Ia material particular
During hard times the security of reliable lIsu-
rance is an imperative duythe ability OF property
holders tosustan loss being then much lcsscned.
Policies issued without delay. and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
SAM'L T.. HlLDRETH. Agent,
Office at thc Savings Bank OF Wheeling.
f.LI0-,Inv till Jan LIST 81
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Daily 9uteltigenter,
TnRMs OF ADVERTISING.
TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNrARrIL, ION ONE INcH,)
LESS, MAKE square.

EI-SPCcIAL NOTICES EuuElc the above rates.
Byy-Yeary Advertising: reasonable terms. acc0r-
made.
Alladvcrtisementz from transient persons strang
ers, to he paid for in GdrGHcs.
Legal advertisements will be charged at the rates
prescribed by law.
Business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year,
or Sc for six months. but for a shorter period nothing
will Le counted less than square,
The privilege of ANIMAL Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons,
well all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofaucion sales and real estate, set IN by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
so Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions. will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. ..
Marriages. Notices OF Funerals, and announcements
OF Sermons 80 cents each. novll-19
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The Literary "Bohcmiuns" of New
York.

The New York correspondent of the
Chicago Press and Tribune gives an inter
esting account OF the characters and asso-
Citations of class of gifted but disSipated
writer's, male and female, of that city, who
have adopted the habits and are fast ac-
quiring the degraded reputation of the
1 nnhnn and pLris 1nnhrhs
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CllOiCe First Glass IIlSllTanCG
-1T T II L

e7,-Cas Capital 81 OOOCOO, absolute and unmpaired
wIru \ sTRPLUs oY $5uG;;SI SIS.
And tIc ,reatccoi IS year, success and experience
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TREES. &c.
GOOSFBERRJES
CURRANTS.

Hardy Gcne4sec Raspberry rinuts, for sale hy
100 or 1000. Also Orange ErinL!c AMI Large y
Monthly
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= CASKS OF TURKISH t1 GERM Az
- PRIMES - bush. round aEl split Peas,
500 lbs I.iuiels. 'sR excellent article for soUp)
800 lb= Fresh CaT1w,,y seed.
2an lis Of tho very finest swec; sTicei French
Chocolate
900 half and quarter boxes Of SaTIines,
cases Cruss l BIackwcIls celebrated En6l;sh
Pickles.
6 Eases cf '-Scyers Relish and sauces
50 whole, half and quarter drums of zig,
. Frairs nf Fresh Date.
s." y.l,rle. X and ;! boxes Malaga Faiaius,
: bags Alicant Suft siuiici Almonds,
y Frcsh Naples WaiHuts,
d. FiheTtS-
do PaImnuts-
~ boxes -lianli 1ua-- or.uEc=,
To do Fresh Lemons.
10 doz. quart bottles Brarriich Peaches frc=h
Cherries and rcRs,
500 Tr..zIl CocoaEuts.
Together y=iih general TIrct: of Fancy and d.
mestic GroccTi, just received and for le cheap NJ
the new store Of g. WNi. EEESSi%G.
IS Market. near Quincy st
mir2n fTzi"n enpv.i Wheeling Va
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and ,sve because it frrs' Eri's h. TfgR s's'a!iir-
lleDus rri6J wMcn given in time. IL nct- ~ II 10y
magic. aud o1ss 'rs7' 0Ians viii convince y"u that
what we say is true. II c0nIHiUs
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+; ~ ITereasinc her army.


>-orr Ian lathe w nis t''N-'''
=, their meeting ia this Guy, on
10 evening. received from sl'rcia,
- = very important manifesto, whieh
'.,,ted and ordered 10 he pa bilshsu'-
.-..i,,en. contains Il platform. OF WHICH
.,,xiog are the principal points;
~. u5we.s @. The Government 70 uo
al TO The limits implied by The consul
~. rights of The Stale and GeneFai boN-
-, - ;- he held secure.
.+-auu,abiiity Of public AFFAIRS.
r.l,pnce on the part OF he people 10 Inc
..r,tlpu laws, aud treaties.
.;, ,sru1nent 10 bs supported by ou'ies
,..rts. and not by direct taxation. aho
.r,,elnent 10 be given Ia American III
". ,;., h, N a
.,ngr,ss 70 have power. according 10 the
.,,uTton to open and repair haroorS, 10
q ,hsfruct,0ns from uaHigabIe rivers,
.,,k, All necessary Improvements.
r., pres dental service 10 br restricted
u lie term.
,.~rIibi;i,m ofthe veto power.
rt, ,.riCeeds OF sales o: public lands 10
- f,,r States. ant; 10 &c used econom-
citations on The slavery question de-
II slavery 10 lie left where the Con-
'.,n l,ivre ito be posed Of by the peo-
each STATE,
,r.rh,nrrt 10 the Federal ConsfItu-
,,s,at,hings essen tial to the preservation
nh.riies. the independence, and the
Il ,hr States.
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FCTUkE DAYS.


ELEGANr KOskWOOD. MsHOGANy
~ ~ HtAcf S, W;AEN vi fuKSITTSRs
Hair fair cnoTA; sfLkN bib .PiANG; S VSsnL1HER
TAPESTRY, BRuSsEEii1s AMP InG5RaAlNCAR-
18th inst al 10 o'cieck viii sell at the Issidsne:
fh5sEASIT esff epS 81 s1,s
i splendid Rosewood PIANO. made by }. }. wne
'isi;s ss1s sew sylr eey.,sa
Chairs, i antique do, Rocker the whole being
elatorasey carved.
Rosewood PARLOR SUIT, same number of
Six ysS s With Egyptian
'nd sssss,yk Mssss the and
most %a, la.h! e style ., CARPETS. or
VASES ana MANiEI: okNAsilESTs; s,it: Ble'
i fEiesan. HALL SET in oak, consisting of Hat
Rack. and ,oth'c Chairs, eles antly carved.
Isplsnd.d CHAMBER SET, consis;,ns Of .Eu-
/ double Wasatand. marble top, snd Chairs: the
whole benz Of the most exquisite style, and sslea
WI Nahotsns CHAIRS; Spring. Hair ard shuck
MATTRESSES; Brussels Chamber CARPETS;
and ns
Ma.o.r Jenny Llr-d and Co,tase Bk DSrEADS;
o es4y AsFs FkhlHsS dhass
IS; farlor and stair on CLOTH, with brass rods;
w'psy cuKT ssHETAkY and BOOK CASE
TABLES; Cane Seat CHAIRS; REERiGERA-
sG ssa xsh W. SAk &C.
LARGE COOKING A affoyE;1 Ironinr do: to-
s &c the usual variety Of k,ICHhN oIEN-
The above Furniture is of the mos. elegant quail
and enable those wishing to purchase
porturity of examining thc same, the residence
will be open on Tuesday. 2ith instant; from until
clock. f.. B. COOK.
jail Auctioneer.
ADDITIONAL.-Will he added to the above
ve-v fine BAY HORSE, we'll broke, gentle and
kird-said to be : t fsst trottsr'
Avsrv handsome oven C.,RRIAGE ard HAIR
NESS. ijalsl 4. 3. e., Auct.
L WHISKY, RUN, GIN, CORDIALs, &C.
By virtue of deed Of trust to me, from yohn j.
Braneiss and other Liquors dated the 5lst day OF
Dece .Dher. 1859 and recorded in the Clerks Once
Of the Hustings Court of the city of Richmond on
the It'll DAY OF January, 1860 to secure certain cred
tiers therein named, and all other creditors OF me
sad Mellon who shall establish tier Ge9ss 20 y, .he
s SELF at 1 p"be Auction on I'll M
store on f the north side Of Cary Street between
!2th, and 18th streets. lately occupied by !9nn
| STORE FIXTURES, and OFFICE FURNITURE
contained N saa store. ana conveyed 70 me ns tie
said deed; The siSea Of goods embraces the 'sua
TrRMs."AIi sums under s1oo cash; for all ovel
that sum negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed
pa Iii III he soo ofe '"r' If JOHN l. MELLON no
Famed IN the said deed are rsaaestsd t" pie , n
Cite nbss 81 ae"as kolc1E b m nEaTH
| sale conducted b. L b. Cook, Auct'r.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL.

.as VALUABLE LOUISA LAND FOR
13S sAEE:-W lshing to dispose of my real estate,
-<>H III order TO divide the proceeds among my
children. offer Tor sale, privately, my FAttN'
This Most desirable tract of Land lies in the heart
of the valuable tobacco Lands ot Louisa. on both
sides of the south branch of the North Anna r,yer
from Louisa Court House and Tolersvie. on the
Virginia Central Railroad, and equally convenient
TO both
This Farm contains Oto acres. Of which 200 are
wood land. more than three fourths o, which are
heavily timberea, with oak. pine and hickory Of or
lginai growth The arabic land is fertile. and In
hi-h state Of tnpfevemen..weit adapIlsd to the
comiar, al "DWELLiSG. WITH sight rooms
good barn. tobacco houses, and all necessary out
buildings. The locality IS healthy and the neigh
borhood pleasant Presumin g TINT any enc wish
ing to purchase will visit the Farm and see for
themselves, deem 1t unnecessary to sneak far
three tracts. il desired. Being very DESTROYS of
selling, terms will he made to accommodate pur-
Ny manager. Mr.. GROOM, will take pleasure in
sho%ns the premises e T any one Mh2 wS1ss TO
For further information, apply to, pr. W. n.
Rapa ann san oTanse and Hexand" Rs
roati- who is authorized to sell. de&-d1awts
rsx SALE OF VALUABLE itANuEEK
s LAND on SOUTH anna RIVER. N EAR
tsas %.SS F.
lands OF ]. Y. Blunt and semp,e FLEET, and the
trac. on winch [ reside. situated on South Anna
river. about half friie from Elietts Turnout on
the Richmond, Fredercks.yTg aud Potomac Rail
road. and two miles fron Ash land. and contains
1867 acres, one fourth in wood and has on it a
Gweing-house with SIX rooms. and out-houses,
and good spring. 49,
If not SOLD privately. will sell it at public anc-
ton at Ashland, on WEDNESDAY. the 25tli day
OF January 1856 :if fairs if not. the next fair day
| nlr. Chas:a:n White. the attorney IA fact ioI
Hnopers heirs. will sell at the sane time about q
! acres of land. that was once part of this tract
| TERMs.-One-th third cash. and the halsnce on 8
| cred.. of enc and TWO years. with interest iron
date. lja9-5tawtdsl VIM. l.. WOOD.
*x,s A DESIRABLE T's Atfvt LAND
| 40 GOOCBLAND COUNTY FOR SALE1Tht
~Se~ subscriber offers for sale privately his FA NJ
IN the county of GoochIand containing $50 acres
| of which 2Ulare cleared. and we'll adapted to thi
cultivation Of wheat, corn and tobacco. is stu
ated on thu Cartersviile Road ad Joining the estat
+, of Ran:oirh Harrison, Esq 24s miles from th
James River ard Kanawha Canal. An Episcopa
| and Baptist Church are within half an hour
ride of the place.
For further particulars. apply to JESSE n. HEATH
| Esq or to me either personally or by letter;
| w. A. WEBB.
Flies P. o., Goochand county. We.
10 ayriw
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HORSES. Mills. WAGONS.

HORSES. Mills. WAGONS. cows.
IL &C., AT ATCTfON.--On SATURDAY, Inst
inst, at 10 % clock will sell. the horse auction
lot on Council Chamber Hill. several Saddle ana
Harness Horses. among which 10 q perlOf + AM
lly eorse. of fac size and action. can be driven
with perfect safety BY lady works veil N sang0
or double harness; also. a good Farm Horse seven
years old. .
Al.sO-Seyen very Emo young Mules. in 6rst rate
condition. warIansed sound and 70 work yensle ~
any kind o. harness sod for no fault, the Ovn0fe
having no further use for them. a.,
Persons ia want OF first rate stock would do weIs
to attend the sale. b,
ADDITIONAL Will be added 3 most excel
lent Mich Cows and one thorouy hbs 60 Heller.
ia IN r. H. COOK. Auct.
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Proceedings OF Congress.

.u1sGroN, Jan. 20.-The Senate was not
Various personal explanations were
Mr. PRYOR spoke of The New York
us s,rlttt.res on his polilical coEduct.-
'l,ra. t,flget Bennett rs a wretch VINO
m hi. back lie sears Of many meritsd
...,r.uts. aud " hose heart !, tainted win
cnpc.I,able couIamination-a miscre-
,.I,-,r,g 10 the GishOaoT OF his own
- f,il and filthy creature. etc, etc.
,,h,riraa asked Nr. Clark, OF Missouri,
hdr,w his rts llifi2n relative 10 the
~, n.,.k. IN Yldey mat ne might have an
= oo!-y 10 make eXpIAtdi ions.
~ n CLARK refused b do MT Sherman
isutli,ieut opportunity 10 make expla-
p, 4irdman said he never heard OF Il de-
e., 4, IN court asking ;hat The Indictment be
Ia, II N order that he n ght explain his
urse. A.,
.,r,lu- Questions were propornded TO MI.
NAN IA which he refused 10 make any an
81. gn..s, aIg CiaEh's resolution was with
lNt. ,ro
n -leu, mkinga vote for Speaker, the House
44.neG % Monday.
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t.qaake st the souih-- Death OF an

,r.tsI, GA. Jau. 21.-Shocks Of an earth
lie were sepsibly felt a. Charleston. Nu-
"A Macon aud Other points. at q o'clock
evening.
.,g.es " Jones. Esq. editor OF the Angus
lh-onlclr and Sentinel, died last night.
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y,rtb,-u Variet.-iDY TEI.E5RApH. |

8,ra5gE. Jan. 81 Flour firm at S5.5o.
81 tnosauf- white = IS 4 Is. red ei.21 80.
m iuii. ,ude "A ,e,iow 7iFT3e. Meas Fork
y -t.rr.n.e Sl2 Bacon sides "a. Whiskev Zoe.
X. = Y.r1. jim. ~ C, ton has advanced "a =
IT, Il Po iaes tplands llta. r loGr heavy
.-srn = G1s5~9 Wheat heavy white Sia3.
n dec iai as--new 81 SIC Pork firm mess
~. NV >l7a'. Whiskey 25lsr. Sugar and
nm. Tlrpsn,tue duii. Rosin dull at s 80
s R.ce firm 4ip -. stocks generally bet
. No caAnEe N NlIglHIa6's.
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T BSTOFLETTERS-Rsm aining - tne kiEn
II M0ND POST OF IcE, on the Soah Gay Oh JON
uary. 1850.
"a pnh,,shcd by authority cf Act Of CcnsseM: IN
the Newspaper having the largest c'rcas0oh ~ '"s
District where printed. -.,,
ma Persons calling for letters IN VII" ""'' WIN
n,nxsa fhey are yEETIukD.
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By Alex. Nett. Auct,

FURNITURE. D..l UUODS, AND GRO
L CERES Wilt be sold At auction, Mt my store,
on SATURDAY MORNING next, cOmmencins ut
10 o'clock. largo lot second hand Furniture
DRY GOODS-GeIeral assortment scascnabls
Goods.
Hats and Gaps.
GROCERIES Whisky, Gin, Brandy, Wires.
Soap, Candles, &C.: large assortment China, blAsS
and Ear.henware; 70 go Cigars; % boxes Manu-
ia p, ALEX. MOTT. AWct.
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.n--sn~ IHA NGE OF HUUN Ar

.N-~r~ LHA NGE OF IiVUN an
z s;zasa s=ssANb NoRFotR, AND REDGC-
TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR.
October. leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
ps tsnndsys efcspted1 q. 61S o'clock Prescissay:
and Friday mornings, and tire Curtis Peck every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings. and
both boats return each alternate days. touching at
Passage for the round Trip. to aad from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, S.. TO City pcint, ST.,
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va DAYS LATER FROM kokorh'
,roF TNk tjNC MIA

NJ Jan. 3u.-The steamer CIR
.loHNr. i,srnnol. with dates TO the eth
|ah' - ,ass morning.
SIt'.,t uncertain II The European Con-
~Hr,sIo,.ski's retirement. or dismissal.
'b.' rrn,ch Cabinet, attracts much at
ne '-srl,sn journals coDstrue 1t as an
I1a- \an6,ron intends TO eSpouse Inc
! 90 '" lie ThSuNpaal qui;s Coas'an-
as Ca"r,-.fh 40 assume Waiewski's posi-
nod that Lord Oowley's mission 20
b. F",',s reference ;o n settlement ci bae
.ion uNa without the necessity OF
- n n Congress.
tsiu.s ~ succeeds Gen. yaiiient ne
II A' u In, Preach army In Italy.
p ,,or,. bearse con lin res CeP'ess,,
! az nr,,feSts against Rome ears unE
r'''" a tarea,eBs 10 send troops INV
ga IS Increasing her army
eaMNkkCisL. e.
r.a 7.~t,otion- Sales u! hse Gays
! ~ nv ttIfasfs including iSa 30 spechiao,s'
e. 80 .xransrs; the market c,.ssu ste s1s'
'+..,,cos are Orleans talf "a, -. I"e
/, ..vT.- Niiidrns % 10. Tf'eh 'h - an
- ci.,.lne sb7 gsG AieeTicsh. = '.ui o"''
+ s. wv =. "a. has downward tendeneh--
! 80. usife as 9d q lis. cd. Iofh ont
IS Beef quiet and nnchan.eo. t"th
; - ;, new 73aI1ts. Bacon quiet "a
90 ireS -, s.,sdg. hice . ~. kesin s'esdS
H.. 'N', 20 ,,nsaIeabe. Tarpentne duii
Az, CO. n he Rank Of Ensland has decress
IA cons IS 9tts "a va.
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4 Auction 9Alne'
THIs 0AY.
By Jns. N. TEL Ter = Sen. Ases'ss.

By Jns. ". Tey Ter = eens Auee'sss =
AALk o. & VACANT Lot
decd Of trust. executed 81 r. Q. TkUnpsee, -
recorded IN the clsrx's Oncs e Aeaslse Sn0
GGo n vii cell upop shs stsnssTs - omA
ocloci, r. A., certain Lot or LAND 49,
nstweea y and p streets. having lost g 8
Ter - .-One third cash the halcace g 49,
aud secured as dfSs BE- ,,,s. RosSs van
JAS N. TAYLOR. Trssess p
Jas. N. FAsLoR SOs, Asct's. - ~
PsSrkRIY ! IN : f + Il : rSSxN 81 Kan
CHEsrEK.-By virtue Of = deed Of trust execlead
DAY, 2..t January. isso At public nsesion. T. ike
town 81 I, I =, the obscoo factor, esssy
LACrORY FIXTURES, and s0use To- EExY
TOBACCO and ,mmediatsly efiesvsrSe QSaN
NlTCHE OF the said Hall Als~-a eersi Mich
ceW; A. ,d he pu,nt y, !: . s,a,i,ey new
jaE-tds BENZ. II. NASH, Truseen
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II s,sned have this dsy entered istp cg-Is:tgssef;
ship dsy ne carr, Ing On .hs LuMs.aS
On the sops, side Of the Dock. lately oocused BY
Pns: and r. sas
We hope by peFsonal attention 70 ensinea.; 70 mer-
the patronage OF our ir's1es ana Sns ~ ke"
orally S w. " H. ecSoii..kiiaxN.
take h. eYge,unisy s Of Tss s,t1on:
fos their liberal support. and hope they will con-
'nas o to sstr'n''' the new eG wM PHILIPS
nISSOLUTiON.--T 6rm Of GINTER.
DKENT 4 ALXEY Is this Day di,r s9,WS b
mutual consent. LEWIS GlNTEh and JQHN r;
s. KENT they are hereby authorized to settle the
business cf tie late firm and 70 use shc name IN
liquidation only. 1'EWWrtSS yhE Ri;
Richmond, jan. LIST. 1850. Ja W-2w
NOriCE.Ths CO psr,n.1;hm'gg S ey..ns u rn5
Co, expired by limitation on the 3lst ult. All
persons to whom they are indebted will present
their claims for immediate ray ment. and those IN
dehtcd will make pay ment without delay.
The name OF the firm will he used by either part
"'' WIN. H. HUBBARD,
JAS GARDNER,
Jam 10. 1850. AMBROSE CARLTON.
New 60. Pa rtnership The undersigned have
s cHnM sefI Tn
ths urpose of continuing the business lately car
RED on y lizard, Gard%sy Carlton Co.. No. III Main
s H fTs. bSJ h.pd as s.'s
intend to increase the manniactnrisF department
g 8 6 have and 'a Rpssa K hf
BROt rs q! onr own make. From our extended
acquaintance with manufacturers generally,
long experience and continued personal attention,
we feet conhds Mt o our ability tc ofar to the pub
lie y desirable ASSOC tment in our line, upon IA
vurabe conditions.
VIM. H. HUBBARD,
N An s 81 c ; 4 HES}S,n
Jan. Is, 1860. iaI9-2w
- NORTHERN Co. in the he s Stain" and Mail
carr,ins business, is this day dissolved by mutual
K. +. NORTHERN is alone authorized to use
the name of the firm in winding up the business:
f. E. F: SsR RSAbts.
Richmond. Jan. IS. 1850. ia l9-l0t'
NOTICE.-The firm Of J. g. FERGUSON, JR.,
~ & co. was dissolved on the LIST instant by mu
der a' the fS" stse of j. B. fEfs
CO. J.B FERGUSON. Jg.,
jar-st j. NJ. NOWLlN.
1,O-PARTN NOTlCE.-Bavip ad-
u united Mr.. JOS N. VAUGHAN, of No,toway
county, " .as partner INTO our concern. IL WI,
GoSSsSS fESEaFAfTs $SGSaf;s:
'''''' BAT TIT EHEART,
JOS. N. VAUGHAN.
| Having sold nv interest in the concern o
| JOHNSON l. TRUEHEART. beg leave, in retir
ing IRON the late concern. to thank my friends fn
the liberal patron 'se extended to u.s.. and hop
they will continue to patrnniZe the n. W house.
| iA l4-2m AKMlSTEAD NJ tl.LER.
| nIS>O l. r 10 N.-The CO partnership o
- WALKE * co. was dissolved on the 3lst ult
| by limitation. The business of the firm will he set
tied up by |. II. WALKE. rs he will continue tn
GtOCEkY AND COMM iSSiON BUSINESS a
| the old stand, No. Is. Main street.
/. Y. WALKE,
| A. SIMS.
| January9, 1850. ia i0-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21
AUCTION 0AxH1.
FUTURE DAYS.

SALE OF LAND IN
" HANOVER. NEAR PARKS TURNOUT, ON
THE VA. GENITAL RAlLKOAD;, Pursuant ;n
which Kicha ID Kersey and othe p!ant.iis and
Nath L. Perrin and offers ave dsisnasnts I'M ne
undersigned will on the 18th dS3 q rep hd i =:
TRACT OF Ian D lately in the occupancy of Mrs.
Jane Perrin. teing the land on which fiem,n z
ACRES, and In a most thrifty and respectable
neighbOrhooA-the land being susceptible OF high
imprnvement-the soil being equal to any in the
mel. hborhOod.
TERN..--One-third cash The balance IN Two
equal instruments. ray able at and IL Honths
from day Of sale and each to carry interest from
day Of sale. for Nonds with approved security, ana
tn 9 title retained until a deed y otQeTeu ny the
Court. VIM. y. WlNSION, Conlmt.