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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-12
The Drowning of a Picnic Party.

Further Particulars The Sumter
Watchman (exrs) brings US the sad par
liculars of the drowning of twenly-seven
persons, mostly females, while on picnic
and fishing parry, nine miles from Cam
den, s. c. 1t appears The early part OF
the day was spent, by large company,ln
unalloyed enjoyment. but in the afternoon
about thirty ladies, with few gentlemen,
embarked on large lat.boal Tor the pur-
pose of passing around large pond. In
this manner they EN- oyed theus Ives for
sumo Tine, and until the boat While III The
middle Of the pond, unfortunately struck
a snsg, held fast, and began 10 leak. The
Watchman describes the scene that then
ensued as follows
The Widest excitement and fear seem
ed 10 seize every heart. and but few If any
were sufficiently collected TO enable them
10 employ their ef1orts for rescue advan-
tageOusly. In few moments now, she
sank, when the .cene may be better mag.
ined than described. Piercing cries and
shrieks and calls 70. help both from those
on shore and those on the unfortunate
boat, filed the air. Sisters and brothers,
parents and children, relatives and friends.
whose hearts were bound together by The
nearest and dearest of earthly ties, and
by the warmest and most tender
affection. were theIe-some on the sink
ing boat and some on tue shore. Oh,
how rudely were those confding hearts
torn aysunder and rayished With wild and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-12

animated by the warmesi and most tender
affection, were theIe-some on the sink
ing boat and some on tue shore. Oh,
how rudely were those confidng hearts
torn assunder and rayished with wild and
arhing grief!
The boat seems 10 have committed them
10 the bosom Of the water, huddled togeth
er, manly, in a mass. The water is sup.
posed 10 have been about twenty feet in
depth. Thus thrown together, one cling
ing 10 the other, with that grasp which
belongs only to those in a drowning con.
condition. there ives lItlle opportunity fo,
the males in the company to rescue Tie
ladies', or even save themselves.
Efforts TO rescue the bodies of the IN.
fortunate drowned were Immediately en-
ployed. Some were taken from the waller
Others could not be found.
MIR. S. S. Richburg lost his life IN en-
deavor.ng 10 save the lives Of The females.
On Sunday the bodies of eigh OF the ie'
males were CONVEYED TO the NJ. Il. chuTeh
al Sumter, where their funerals took place
in the presence of large congregation.
The town of Camden. where nearly al
the victims resided. is sbrouded IN ooD.
and many of its citizens overwhelmed by
the mos, severe sffliction and bereavement.
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FUTURE DAYS.


~ Sss. N. Taylor L Sea, Auct.s,
Tors: NEAk ptvAcc /: sT 4 : kAr r AZ AHd p
riON;.We vii sell; upon the premises. on W Ed
q oSlock NJ: two T sfeTS%Msre,Sf 4.
on street between Duvai snd Baker str go
and Sdot earl. r opposite tho late residence Of jacob
T:sx::.Ons, fourth e::s III: balance a. !. 8
a1s s and 'j iss Il S' A '1.s son. A
SSR NEE o. - 1 1{SSE5NL 7
BY the request Of the owner ~ho resides in Penn
sss:i SsiSx sofs .ss
asnes nj. the IN
VII rs: S1ics K'eS:n stable Ss ::a ~sii
runs back l60 feet to wide alley. The House II
TEsMs One, fourth cash; the balance At 4. 8
and y months, for negotiable notes. With interest
added. ard secured by trust deed. Taxes and in
%Ss for '1T!a y 81 son.
- ET HIH LET
Me vii sell, apoS the p1eml:ss On ArftEs5xY
S Ssy Of
descs Of Capt JoSn B. psnto1h and ON the o. fs
m, ,, Iesd nee Of T. Parker, Ese: It fronts 10
and i months for notes. WITH in,er:.s
"d %s and ''' Jas n ii2i. Ss's SON.
TAVERN AND GKOCkKY STAND, AID:
HEEEE Bly, c AT SEyET MILLS ERGM
SrSs aSs,!sa On shs is'S Il, Jazz g
and IN asnrco COUNTS
seven miles from the city,, on the Brooke Turn.
is IN high state of improvement, and part,c ulariy
adapted to the growth OF yegetaole: The I'm,
rooms and a! necessary Out, buildings, soseihsr
with an abur dant supply Of water The property
Is valuable as business stand: having been used
Immediately after the sale OF the property, will
he sold my entire stock OF Groceries. household
Esdde1, shueIs Sc. HH Horses. Cows ' and Hogs
the balance at 8, II and Is months for negotiable
notes, with interest added and secured by trust
ana under, cash; over that amount. four months
adds f%r rStSi
Sale by JAMES N. TAYLOR 4 Son. Aucts. NH .
+ NEW KENT county, AZ Auction
The subscriber, intending to remove to Richmond.
lath dsy Of fI March; co@mencins. at Il ooioek NJ.
his Farm, located IN New Kent county, near the
llildHSputg stage rosa, aDOnt ~ Glli00 from the
city Of Richmond, and two miles from the York
RIVER Railroad containing about 263 acres Of land.
About O acres are cleared and in cultivation, ION
which % bushels of wheat have been sOwn,) 50
acres OF hrst rate meadow land, and the remainder
| IN woods. There Is also the Farm a fine Mari
bank.
The improvements are a Dwelling house, with
Barns. Stables, Quarters, and sIl necessary out
houses.
immediately after the sale Of the Farm, will be
sold all Of the Stock. comprising Horses, Cows,
&c: all the Farming Implements. of the usual
rlety. t0e her with the Crops, consisting of lA
barrel u Corn: 50 bushels of Wheat, Fodder
| Shucks, Straw, &c.
TERMS OF SALE-As to the land ,one fifth cash; the
balance at one and two years, for bonds notes
bearing interest. and secured by trust deed. Fol
| the personal property, al! sums If SIS cash ovel
that amount, SIX months credit. for approved ne
gotable notes. EDWIN W. MATER.
| J. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son, Aucts
fe N-3taw 4 CIV IDS NH 3 dts
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ny Richard Caathorn, Auct.

EuRNITUREO or a BOARDING. House.
L BAR AND FIXTURES. &c. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, 18th INST 1t 10 O'Clock, at the
ted States Hotel. will sell. at auction. for cash
the entire FURNITURE, consisting of 20 Feather
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding to match; Tables
Chairs, Washstands, Dining Room Furniture Of all
kinds. one fine Cook.ps Stove. and other necessary
Kitchen UtensIls. Also, the contents Of the Ba-
Room; consisting Of Fixtures, pecanters. Inm-
bers. Liquors. Wines. Cigars and about 50 gallons
NH ' " Il. CAUTnoRN. Auct.
A DMlNJSTRATOR'S SALE OF VERY
A VALUABLE SLAVES Will be sold at pub
lie auction. on THURSDAY, the 29th day of
March, 1860. at the late residence of r. Omohun-
wanna and within three miles of Columbia, all the
slaves belong ing to said estate sersn,eem in MN
FER, viz MEN and WOMEN. BOYS and GIRLS
These slaves are likely and valuable farm hands
notes, satisfactorily endorsed with interest add
ed, payable at the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, at
Richmond. r: OMOHUNDRO. Jr.. Ad mr.
NH S-d* cwtds' OF X. OMOHUSDRO. decd.
BY Dunlop, Moncur. & CO., Aucrs.
~ SES AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY. l4sh
inst. commencing at IL O'Clock. at our wharf and
warehouse at Rockets. we will sell the cargo Of
the brig Tullulah. from New Orleans, say
2oc hhds SUGAR, ransins from PRIME to choice
quality.
100 bbls. choice quality MOLASSES.
The cargo of the brig castilan. from Matan-
It, e VADo ' Mo JAS EE."' '"a'''' w ''o0
TERMs.-Under 500. cash over 500, months
credit II io ',h approved negctiahle paper.
,a DUNLOP. MONCURE l. CO..
NH s-tds Auctloneers.
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BAL1Ill0A u ADvHR1Ea1nGMg9S
a SEW Who'll SAL HAT house.
c1AaIss AND RH 1i'T,uoo.v ~,
JAMES BE. BU KY M
OLats with Ieo. A. Wander 4 Co..
Ssw afa afEssS and ash six
Havine Tong experience in business and veTy su
IN sansn a1 .h, supplies rs@
Inducements to country merchants in both anoi,iy
cali and examine our stock when our CITY.
JAMES t. e.
RALTIMOKE GLASS wORkS-
are prepared to execute all orders for WiNDoW
n we Of The and xs
81 i'fiiit iis' ts ,SSG
PATAPsCO AND
ss G s I. si {: y ssas SsIs
5ss5 p3 wa':; Bottles fs,sas :sts:
FissSs. '"'' Ware of all Tf kinds sand and
RaFFiAFi 2tSfi'i' sSD
FRENCH w1SbfSS s T1h5 p f1ArEG1Ass.
Alum. Roll Birthstone. blue Vitrol,
Copperas, CASTLE Soap, Borux.
EPSON Salts, Castor Oil Ext. LogwOod,
Ri Car Soda, Ilnseed Oil, Glue. all kinds
Sal Soda, White Lead, Varnishes. do
Salerafus, French Zinc, Whiting, Putty,
Saltpetre, Paints COOrs. Sand Paper, &c.
BAKER, BROTHERS r Co,
~ and "a South Charles ST..
fe 28-lm Baltimore, Md.
WHEELWKIGHT. NUDGE L. CO..,
w COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Dealers in Printing, Writing, Blank Book, Hard,
ware and Manila pa T. ERS; Bookbinders'
LEATHER and CLOTH Foreign and Domestic
RAGS; Bleaching POWDERS; ALUM, &c. No.
IA Hanover street. corner of German street,
ja28-d6m BALTIMORE, MD.
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HE harlr>tnn Convention.

Ar%r-TA, GA. March THE Charleston
tJuGieT "A. The visitors and delegates TO the
charleston Convention. who are coming on
'rss.is aAd have prepared for their eating and
Sleeping. may congratulate themselves on the
wisdom II their course
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

ANsAFoLIs, Md, March 9.-Brock & Co. s
Cly Railway bill, for Baltimore, which passed
'ae senate was last night passed TO its third
ieat.Gg in the House OF Delegates. This is
conclusive of its success
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The Ottawa Rescue Case.

CHICAGO. March ~.-Iu the case of John
Iio>sick 0i he Ottawa rescuers, the jury last
Iirh' returned verdict of guilty, with a re-
eunM~Hda.iln 10 mercy. There are indict-
meHto against six others yet to be disposed Of.
Tina Of Joseph Stout Is 10 be taken up this
morning
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BATAVIA, y. Y. March THE night en-
pfes- East, last night struck three boys SIX
miles Ea>t Of Buffalo, killing one ms tanti
and inIurinc one of the others badly. The
;hlrd ore Is un!niured The boys were aged
about fifteen years
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ElfCtion.

btNHIEk, n V, March o.-The first election
III lie uew town OF Dunkirk look place yes
r'dlY, and the whole Republican and Ameri-
81 Union ticket was elected by malorities
raAeiug from 6u TO -
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FUTURE DAYS.

HIGH CON4TABLE'ss ALE.--wiIl b sold
II ON FRIDAY, the 9th day of March, l06u, At 10
~ Hts fHsiits':: 81
Trunks Dem,johns; Bed and Bedding; Bureau;
Safe; Crockery Ware; Glass Jars ana Smoothing
Irons. Also. lot of Groceries. Candies, Liquors
h g., to satisfy distress warrants IN my hands IN
favor Of Gray Us. Carrsck, Workman Is. Thomas
By rnes rs. Ernett. TEkMs.--Cash.
NH 7-tds F. BUTLER. H. c. C.. r.
ma The above sale 10 postponed to MONDAY
next, March 18th, at 10 o'clOck.
NH lot F. BUTLER, H. c. c. r.
DUBL1C SALE OF VAL A b L T.
I GROES-By virtue Of decree If the County
Court of Orange. rendered at the February tenn.
1880 in the suit Of Cooper and others rs. Lancss
ton at Orange Court House, for cash. in front Of
Yates L Cullen's Hotel, ON MONDAY: the 10Th
which are young and very Likely.
WIN. c. MOORE. SR..
NH 10 2taWtdg Comm SSlOneF.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, March g.-Flour frm-no sales
Howard hr d at 1915 Wheat active and buoy ant,
any Sc. hsher-whte 81 COAL "a; red 81 40
y 80. torh i.rn-uiess SI5dS l3'.; prime sI5.
"AtAey duh III BE a2ic.
~" inRk March 9.-Cofton irm-saes Of 3 500
Wte i"ur adVanced-SnutheTn $500 u Sc %
u neal A!Lh"f-red 81 ~. Corn quiet at 7Snslc.
sIs heay, mess Silica SIS IS, prime SI2 5on
Sr d. Lard ~ all4s. Sugar steady. Coffee
~ hostn duIl NJ ) tGn : ] o.. Rice quiet.
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The Natiouai(apjtoI.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Art Commis.
son, appointed by Congress, have reported
Ia !a'or Of American productions for the dec
tla'lyn If The Capitol.
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by Alex. Mott, Auct.
IERANDAH HOTEL AND FURNITURE

AT AT CTIUN.-The pIOprietOr OF the Veran-
dab Hotel. on 9th street, between Marshall and
Clay, adjoining the Second Market wishing TO
make change in his business. will offer for sale,
at auction, on MON DAY, NJ arch 10Th, commencing
At IL O'Clock; the coed will and key of the said
NITURE of the said house. contained in fifteen
chambers, all furnished in the best style with Beds.
Bedding. Cabinets; Washstands. Chairs. Carpets.
seat lO6 persons, is furnished IN the hest style in
Guiding Crockery. elias ware, &c. Also, the Kitchen
Furniture, which includes enc large Cooking
Range, to hold hot and cold water, &c.
To any person wishing to- engage in the HOTEL
and RESTAURANT business such sn opporiu-
nifty seldom offers, the Verandah Hotel is an old
established and popular house. well known to the
public, nd one Of the best loo atoms In this city,.
For further PARTICULARS. apply on the premises, or
to ALkx. MORT. previous to day of sale.
TERMS made known on day IF sale.
NH ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
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TO MESSRS. A. J. TERRELL,
o. WM. c. TALIAFERR0, FENDALL
CIR FIN, JAMES GILMAN, AND OTHERS
! n compliance with your request and IN accord
ance with my own inclnatlon: hereby announce
m, self a candidate for SH ERIFF OF HENRI
co COUNTY, and respectfully solicit the votes OF
my fellow citizens in May next, for that othce
pledging myself 10 discharge the duties OF the Of
nee faithfully. Respectfully,
ie Its JOHN y. Ia \ LUX.
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N Lotus, March 9.-The bill excluding free
Arsivra from this State on penalty OF hecom-
iAs saves, passed The House yes terday and is
-" Jaw The same bill passed last session,
out NE oNernOr would not sanction It,
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PRIVATE bills WA cons idprnd

gefu,aI al the GOV. of Ohio to Issue War.
rants Tor the Earper's Ferry Escaped In
sursents.
CLtvHLANH. o., March 9.-The Governor of
T,reiniN has made = requisition on the Gov
ofnrr a.. ONO for the arrest of Owen Brown
aud Francis i. Merriam, the Iarper's Ferry
Asnta6ni.l county. Gov. Chase declines issn-
lns HI warrant, and communicates his reasons
10 tiuY i.atcher.
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CHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUA Bic REAL
FIRST MARKET.-By order of,he Circuit Court
Of the CIT, Of wilt sci e P~nc auc
10. 1870 at O'Clock p NJ. the interest of A. w.
Pyle and Barnett Pyle. being two undivided sew
enths, in the two LOTS OF LAND. with two
brick tenements thereon. in the city of Richmond,
on 18th street, east of the Market House, between
Main and F rank streets. adjoining Walnut al
ley on the North, subject to the dover ofthe widow
OF the late VIM. B. Pyle.
The tenements above referred to are occupied as
stores by A. Grinwad and r.. d. Keller
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance in and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest ad-
ded and the title retained till a conveyance is di-
rected by the Court. II. X. + LLYSON.
NH u tbs Sheriff City of Richmond.
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n GO toth iTIn-Iiiess Sl5d = 3a; prime SO.
"ArAey dull III BE ale.
NV loRk, March 9-Cofton firm-saips ~ 3 600
Wrs hour ovanced-Southern $500 a So IS
pAeai A!th"f-red : ~. Corn quiet at 7Snslc.
sLs .Aea', mess silica Sis IS, prime Sl2 500
W.. hos'n dull Nj islt7aS 81. Rice quiet.
NVin The attention of persons about to
lev, pa on NE lines oi tIe streets or pablo al
- ~ Ire ci'i, ie requested Ia the following eS-
10y. l'"h ~ ordinance concerning streets:
an, a, pets'n in'ending hereafter Ia build eject
"VuSe "r ~ er structure upon the line OF any
Fsoi pa Ic alley shall first obtain from the
"a 40, o. ne cf'. or IN his absence or inability
ron Tue 'rrerintendent OF Streets cert
,gct ~ VII ing, 4 the line and adopted grade of
tnrs yer az no place where such house or struc-
tp,,., 'o it.'"j aud II shall he the dat. al tho
he ftlnf %itrFnteHdent of Streets 10 file, IN
car, Gei'sultet al' office. a duplicate Of the said
era, oF' " my person shall hereafter build, or
,,ss. ~. NJ @.e'ar' % build or erect. any house or
ale, w,b' ~ n the line OF an. such street or
he Nihpht 20 * H. st obtained such certificate,
tssat, d", Hh PIT less Than iive nor more than
b, n,ca i'ts VIGIL, City Eng'r.
fsl, u q COMMISSIONERS OF Streets sene-
.,o.-- NH 9-lm
NSHlGTTttS Fur BLANK NEGOTIABLE
L.tssIo,e = %, OF Fredericksburg. Va from
toppssSh r. a., Lancaster county. Va and are
m.; hss % rave been lost or extracted from the
tlAd.hy IL thls IN 10 caution all persons AGAINST
4's WI Il ' THr n!,; n Do% " ssid
Aa...|.te' ."aich =, ioN mn o-eo0ot
y ,sn, r.. All the lesa heirs of the late Plea
piesss c co tucker, of Hanover county, Va, will
All pe,,on. forward and make themselves known.
are having claims az ainst the said r. Tuck
.Ssa Tor pas,n :" p'erent them properly a1then
M, fas' , g"ne forward and pay the same
Va. 'os' olice is Old Church, Hanover county,
ma administrator of Pleasant Tucner. deed.
sssed IN the ne TaVasrESnsd hsy,ns been on
q ia!orm b,. n. H. Whltlock Il Son. begs leave
Own and cn "ds friends and acauaintsnces both in
lard on ,Ila I'm that he has opened a LUMBER
sas y .sds 3" Brf IBiNG L fnS i Esp sH
AVE terms. ~ ., aATHs *c., for sale reason-
NOr,... I've &5-lm'I W. w. WELLS.
~ ii. s,,.; persons having claims against
serIs no Present them To- ,hs nndsr.,yn.d NO.
s'ss lAdetsed ,d Tor adjustment; and ali per-
ssrd and !. SAD estate, are requested 70 come
, a..'eo Feb 9th is So w. TAYLOR AH 1o3t:
xNsssk NiGn anS w'aaEsns i,s iHf
'''es Bridge 'p Al "a stand, on 18th street, near
ia. All 9.a sin sr.mptiy flied
@ -A. nEOktE y. FRAYsER.
NOY,., Agent for Jno. II. Bauman.
y astss.nn; ;r.fhe concern of WM. ALLEN,
-, da SAsn. Tailor. AGENT Tor WHIT ALIEN,
8fnss,, n a..seon,lnusd.
Ikt.. y, March 7. Jsf0 mbs-lw
" ahosi, !sr ss al. =. zao bushels SEED OATS
@As-a Ga. sAMI. II. yErER. Agent.
Ntp,. Ha'y street. between Peal and ".
~, "a itnas fufarOks. msn,..n p.,-
'VfAr6iT ,' I" bushels WHITE mERctR
:" WI IT, T. II IA All
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BY Goddin 4 Apprrson, Anct's.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING ON
OF fkSh sAERkE 41oe s1H Nos ssa
dated 10th May. 1889. duly recorded in Richmond
Of tn
on MoND .aS The 18th March, isse' ss,ams3e.nx
day ', the operty located as above The lot fronts
30 feet on the east side OF 9Th street, and runs back
1870 feet. The Dwelli0 (which Is a framed build
ing with brcx basement; contains7 rooms. besides
an excellent Kitchen, &c.
sidue on such terms OF credit as may he agreed
upon by the parties interested at The time Of SALE
''AeS Tor ''0 the REfEE g. to cosby oss Trustee
Sale by GODoIN Il APPERsoN. Aucts. nhS
CoMMIsSioNhKs' SALE OF vALUA-
RICHMOND, On CLAY AND srn STREETS:-
As conmlssioners appointed by decree of the
be & a @ OF ,na
borough vs. Taylor. &c., we shall proceed to sell!
r. he psS S az on he !,
falr i f not. the next iai5 Jaw the RIAL ES
ing OF part OF Lot No 7So IN the plan Of said city
fronting 80 feet on the north side of Clay street,
| running back about 81 feet. having thereon two
of Lot No. 793 at the of Clay and th Streets
fronting So feet the north side OF Clay street.
having thereon new b. lex School House. Also,
the Lot in rear of the above, being part of Lots
9Th street running back $50 feet. and bou nded on
the north by the lot Of Mr. Thomas W. Mccance.
1ERMS.-Ouc- LHlIu caSn DdtAuCc al D., IL ana IL
months, for negotiable notes. Interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money fully
Tine FL o K r TpsS 1y the
'""''''' foWHAirAN RGBERnTss.} com'rs.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPEksoN. mh6
Bft!SSfk TsstntsH IN EHE hs1
W Ne sold At auction s on the premises on MON
Lot and Brick Tenement the reon, located as above
now IN the occupancy of the Misses Landlord
| Int mi al fact and slopeh 81
feet. The House has SIX rooms, besides the usual
out ba f and is adapted I? the secommoda
an improving part OF the city.
TEKM.-One third cash balance at s and y
title retained ill last note he paid. The taxes for
be paid b, S tSn pH,fsas sPpEssox A,.
SysF IN S shHt "a cASH FA
from VIM H. Tyler and x,is, to he 1 aade .,
deed; will, on the premises. on the 10th day Of
ApI, is6o; commencing at y c,clock sell to the
sand deed containing by estimation one hundred
acres TINS tract OF Land is on the Virginia Cen
Cross, JDo. j. Wins fields estate and Others. and
- a part al the tract OF land lately belonging to
TEKMs.-Cash will be required fer 50 much as
ing sud deed and to aschaIss dsSt
WIN %h sds known Rn ss SIX :f Trustee.
BY 4. &. y. Dav~nport, AacVs.
500 cAsE ;. BXVTs, s,ss,E e. AMP BATS.
March, We will sell, at 10 O'Clock. at our suction
iB' SSt 81 cases
All fresh and ssasonsble goods. =.
n Is /: 80 g. ). DbyX1svfENPoRr. Auc...
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HENRICO COUNTY.
= NORTHUMBERLAND

To THE VOTERS OFHENRICO
iy>Na COUNTY, Fellow Citizens: ! am a
candidate for the office of CON iSSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for the lower district IN this
county. and earnestly solicit your sutfTages at the
election in Nav next
It elected Will endeavor to perform the duties
Of the Office faithfully.
Respectfully. JOHN o. GODDIN.
N. b. The voters of the county at large elect
the lower district. NH l0-2t+
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RUNAWAY9,

- S25 X ~ Az D.Iksnsway from the
John Saunders: Esa Of k::ex county. vi
furnished him with pass to 60 9 d So hs VITO.
and return in one weet IRON the date Of ne pass.
wife "a free So%anJ vas then ii"i"x IL Chester.
fed. near Petersburg. The glove named negro
sna soS Sy Pa.% bS On aocoun,
delivered mS Ivdx :. inc in Richmond. W 9 pur1C,ps
- COMMITTED To the JAIL OF
u "a. +.
s6ou. fec, & inches high about ,,.s' o. sxsi
in his possession several certSoa.ss Of his free
&c snd x :
way, the owner will come forward. prove property.
and take him away or he will bs deet Siih :Cpord
'n ,ss lsw J.ilor Chesterfield c SUxHv ".
a. NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING
@ nv gF&c fT i1ists;. ... 80
G. Walters the entire stock Of Eo1ss:. sussiss.
from Sulky I" ioar- horse Coach. a. tho shortest
notice t. any part If the adjoining States. on the
We win always have OMNlBUssEs at the ho-
tes and depots TO convey passengers To any Part Of
They are al.o tho -
on all the Stage Lines leaving Dsnv,l,s. and will
lie with good sud comfortable Cosohes. Teams. aud
Persons wishink an, thing in their line Of baei
ness will DO we'll to call on the Snds.siEssa Fl -
TYastail house' which - the STAGE OFFICE TOT
rTs:, si:s Ssys STAGE LINE ..e'.lscs i,cF
s %:sG5 " :d
as:si'. wit. tho CARS ''' ,.'A
.s E sSt fGk sxLEAAs sS Levi s:,.,
Ae1s1sE1. mined T. quit oSr. pyess II Gssissss,
sS Six ' Is s a r.: s.,
steamer Is ,de-vheel double engine. hiSh pfse-
10 hns She Ss.~, .. e.. vita s Su &.
Gle o%si and tho Lighters feet With No toas dsad
For good payer Pan rSss Nil + s;;i tis
"a NOTlCE.-The suhscri6ers would IA
s:s h.s: s:i a%s x: oss rSc ossy
sss;.: >. III: issi lfs; BIZ i;::s
:ss = u: :ssss '.i': .. , ::s
attention 70 the act that - ,stsnd % p.y pArtic
Hl 3 80; stlcn 70 RETAINING. CLEANING sE4
ON the most reasonable terms.
mA,-,. }SHEE VINES II. 2HhEAsdsplrm.
=. QNK .PRICE lLOTnINQ aTonEs
NEW STORE AND NEW 0OODS.-I
veuld respectfully invite the aseoas.oa %
WI; so AZ :sss ,d .si :ss:.; !: ssss -
;as::os ;;:;i ei': 81 sooS u.s. .s ss !.
1ost 6asSy to make ~ Of eenst lesee And a rec.
sOnAble prices. AAAAS .NAA1ONs
N. R-currlNa promptly ssissdsd y.
7I0OF 1K1RTS JU1T RECGlVE6, 50
II Rpe Steel Hoop EkiltA juse received, ffU n 10
% syringe. at sreasly reduoed Dsloes tgish Linoao
a. very low prices. lqse feeeivo4 !Adtee' COrsola
lasse los 90 kand- Plain aaA lailroo4- also L..
dies French e.d.e:a 4; vssy Nv Diiess; ssv
jSat slsia.s Sasd- I'd 1lssehea Deasssls: nass-
''' vars CA iESrassiS Ma Ok Id Ma, ,,,,.,
NV sFKSN0 GO060. -Clz5. 4. vWAr-
~ klN, coines HI A1a 0Aia 90 , oseoeA aOOs
SEe s" :,c c.s'y sPlssss c.sasAa rev sc!acss
len: s. Ssn:: s,,.ss e:asSsosss Osss.s.fs, ca.
steamer; Honey; Gloves Spring Wrxpssassi ~
rage Shawn; S-yitx SHAW q; Ribssas; cailafs;
SIC. vas; Hands, l.,nen CAmUgic. hAndke.eAietht
blaeA Lace Wells: Lmh,pidsrsd ilxada o. shsis Il
great p.rga.as Psrese AID oss s93.s no.es'