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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-24
.OTInE
rs HEREBY GIVEN

NO1ICE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that application for pardon will be N lde to
tne Governor OF Ohio In behalf Of William McClay,
who convicted Of ths crime Of passing counter
felt money at the February Term 1859 Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga COHnty, and sea-
fenced to the Pententary for three years from the
Sd day Of March, 1859, aud now confined therein.
Cleveland, Oct. sth, ls6O OctlO8O7
MAST Err COMMISSIONERS
4Nl SALR-Pnrsuant to an al. order Of sale is
sued 70 me from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ahoga County, Ohio, upon the nth day Of October
1860, an action therein pending wherein ErZa
SpaPpeh Is pialntlI ana = rederlck W. Marsellles,
N. Caroline 9larseiles, Eli Bruce, Simeon Struter,
Lyman Q. Thayer, Lambert White, L. d. Latimer,
". P. Halcomb, and the Firemen's General Associa-
tion DESCENDANTS, shall expose for sale at public
auction, at the door OF the Court House in said cOun
~, the l2th day Of November, loo, at o'clock,
to wit:
lst. Situate in the Township Of Cleveland, being
number seven in the twelfth range of townships and
which is also in the County Of Cuyahoga, in the
State Of Ohio, and described as follOws:-The first
tract or parcel Of land is known the whole Of sub
lot No. 70 and north side Of sub lot No. in the d
vision Of ten acre lots SO 81 and is bounded
follows, beginning on the east side Of ChesTe street in
the City OF Cleveland al point six hundred and eigh
ttwO6-l2 tbs l65z SID feet sOuthery from Prospect
ST. thence sOutherly the line Of Chesre street
about one hundred and thirty-twO feet four and
half inches (32 r. ~ in) TO land heretofore decided
by Peter Narcotics deceased, to Mary M. kinshall,
thence running at right angles easterly TO lands
heretofore owned by n. and }. A. Granger, about
2lO 52 feet; thence north ry parallel with Chesire
street, to the north line Of said sub lot No 2 about
1872 49l2th feet; thence to the point Of beginning
Apprpised at $500.
81 The second tract or parcel Of land is known as
the whole Of lot No three in Block No. one Of Sey
mour Baldwin's survey Of ten acre lots in Cleve-
land Nos5l and 81; said lot is bounded by Cin
ton (nOw Browne) street, east by ally-the north
line is III feet 1919 inches; the south line is los feet
inches to said alley, and is fifty feet wide. Apprais-
WV JOSEPH S. GRANNIs,
r. P; spalding, Pits Atty Master Conf
october Y, 800. oct. l3:3Og.
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The State Of Ohio, In Court Of Common Pleas OF
CuyahOga County. said County.
John CrOwell, Phi,
William Mitchell and Petition for money and relief
Priscilla Mitchell,
Defendants.
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RECEIvRR APPOINrRD.

}. cooper has been appointed Rseeiyer at lie
cuinptOn kansas.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
I RAILROA D.-TmE TABLE No. 10.
To take effect after Thursday, February 10, 1859.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

....,N Feb, 1---Sfaai6. Mr.. Siideii
AS''t memorial from the New Orleans
grr't,, ~ Commerce. asking the immediate
thSnp, nee O! the woiG on The Custom House
,sege. .,.,.a. ~ CLAN, : renorte,i the Fiori-
~ ms bill. he same rs last session
- purh presented the petition 81 holders
NJ 90 The HuawaS grant IN LOUIS iaua,
q. t@n an, Legislature ailcc tins their Titles
q. I'.S,il 20 furnish he States with arms was
5i>.ns.e,i. and the Senate went ih'o
The day was principally occnpie"
~, DISCUSSION on pr"po>i'io" 10 l'auee sne
w va = mem be.s from So cents 10 20 cents
i-i"", IN which II WAS stated S2tal,tsu womb
Ie' o., f,, a., pd 10 the Treasury. Inc pro-
'-'',r vas agreed 10 by II majority. In.
: -yb4ch thi> Is an amendment, was iaid
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ftryo7t Feb. Flour firm. but not active
q. I,rd 1ud ga - 81. Wheat actIve-red : 3,
,. 3 VII e ,l.45fl s.. Corn has downward ten
ss--, sua 5 ] cent lower-whtte lh7?r. yellow
-.l,i~ D., weight PORK less firm and acid al SIT .,
20 iar mess, AMI IS j9dl4 so for PRIME. IN
q -a. rInp. WA.sse! firm al BIC.
~ I.Es. Eth. IS Cotton declined L-salss
.t 'a-ee ta's II 500 bales; pands micdiins II q
.utra-t closed weak. Flour du.l-Southern un-
clll-st Wteit .cm. Corn lower-yellow 49, 4,
,.. ,ie ~i4..' Pork heav. new mess SIS q
prnr =. % WHs.es 24c. Orleans SuEar6H8l,a
IlrpeacEe .!l4at+-c.
>..as "a New l,rA, February y, of 5000 Vir-
stSatyL
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EDUCATION.
,CHE RICHMoND FEa1ALr ~,

TCHE RICH MOND FEMALE INSTJ.
i lUTE. now in Its sixth, sassion. oilers To thu
daughters Of Virgins and the South the hest IA
Siiities Tor the requirement Of u Through and
finished education. 1t employs fourteen able and
well tried teaehe IS. noat Of whom virxinians,
IM course IL extensive and complete, embracing
all That young lady should study 1t invites com
parison with the most prominent 5emInarles in
any part OF our country. Pupils are admitted at
any time but Most simultaneously during the rst
weeks of January at the middle Of February.
when the second term begins.
TERMS CONE HALE IN ADVAECE.)
EoaI0, 'mciudins evefJt.i ........--. $50
i'SisH ulitoH 90
French, Music. Dfaw.as, &C.. usual extra
charges.
For catalogues; conta,nins details; apply to
.Gx MUSICAL ACCUMrLasHME NIA.-
&tA,EPrOf. u f. CENi Ell. tiats Of Patapsc,, Fe
>&@ male Institute, Ellontts Mills. Md hav-
offers his professional services to those DESTROYS Of
obtaining "a full ard complete course OF Musical
DISTINCTION On the italian sty le, on the HARP
PLANO. GUITAR. ORGAN, SINGING and THE
sCIE NCE OF MUSIC.
HIS Circulars Card of Terms Testimonials,
Store, or at the st. Lawrence House, where he may
be seen.
GESEnAL LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION
Professor DE CtE MEL was for several Years
2 Teacher of Music in the Patapsco Institute
Few, II any. Professors of the HARP, PIANO,
lessor of VOCAL MUSIC, he has a high RANK (
most cordially recommend him rs an INSTRUC-
ioR tor SCHOOLS, or private pupils
, AI.aIRa LINCOLN PHELPS,
Late Principal of Patapsco Female lnst'e Md
tutaw Place. Bait. Dec. 10. 1859. fe 4-lm'
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BY A. ID. Williams. Auctr.

/ ~ SAL Il VT n l.. 4 n u l. r. 0U1N
PROF by v.rtue OF two deeds OF trust.
execufed by Thomas A. kGst and Phoebe c., his
ls53 and the other dated the 10Th OF July ios boi
du, reco,de In the office OF kiohUtUGJ Hustins ]
Court .haIl as Trustee therein named, proceed
on TIL RSDAi, the LIST day Of March, leiD. AT the
hour Of O'Clock +. M ui fair If not on the first
lal'day thereafter, At the same hour upon the
premises, having teen thereto requested,j to SO
the following property, 10 VII: A piece or parcel
Of LAND. IN the city oi Richmond, which the said
Rust purchased OF IarGes tiovan, EXT of James
lnnes: aesnnin al the southwest corner OF Col
John Mayo line. thence aloRe that ne sixty feet
to the northwest corner OF the lot known IN the
plan ri the cit, of Richmond by No 335; III. nee
along the vel sice OF that lot To d Carr street,
one hundred and sixty three feet SIX inches; Ihsnce
the line OF or Cary stree, to the line of vii
an Mitchell $, south corner. sixty ieet; thence up
the Inc OF SAID Mitchell. as i was in his lifetime.
to the baslnnin. subject, however, 10 q prior
hen upon the SAID property IN favor of the Rich
ss "p1 rb nTe s. .,, BY deed r9% the
corded IN richmond Hastings Court Deed Book.
deeds. and the purchasers T. pay the taxes and IN
suranue of the year 1860 The title TO the above
tee, s!ia, convey the property above mentioned
with special warranty only. Sale conducted by A.
u 'A-l'N G'tsTfAavUs A. MYERS. Trustee
=. Referring 10 the foregoing advertisement,
i ma, he added hy wa, OF more de'aiic d~scrip'
ton. that the above property is situated on the
North side al Car. between lEh ard Isth ,treets
I'd hs ass ss Of Msss M
has upon u several buildings which are nav reU,at
at about StUO per annum ''~'
REGARDING It's iocafson which is about con, dir,
from AMI CONVENIENT Ia the several RnIfo,d liz
pots the Dock, BASIN, and the hsavres, business
portI.n ot tae city, this may Justly lie sred
ne us'st Vaiuaiae property IA the unrksf f.,r
aiehouses' Factories. or other business par
II WI, be sold according To plan which NAV be
seen ~ the orice OF the auctnneeT ' W
Auhou tho deeds Of trust REQUIRE n ss,n far
cash u Is hoped that arrang me nj n,., iss
miade previous to the da, of SALE whereof, credit
LOO. 10 "''pwed upon u PORTION OF tho purchase
'','"0'. Tic ~ AID WILLIAMS. Auc'r.
Ey Daniep, Moncure l. Co., Auct,s.
StntA AND kuSIN, d Il OCE RIES,
- a., WtNES AND Liz CORS, AT AUCTION. On
rhIuAf the al March co,nme ncinS ut IL o'elk,
we Will sell g. our suction store.
- cases BOOTS aud SHOES, comprising 4 deslr-
aosa assoftine at. suited TO the ssasoa.
-ALSU-
~ hhds. SUGAR. 6ns 10 prime quality, and other
articles suited la the tI.le.
-AlEU-
los caxes WINES pnd LiQ CoRS. thy oatalo. ue.,
tsps. stAisd III To u csaiae quality.
6a'ew itsiIu- regard ~ weather.
leg " NLOr. MONcUkE CO.. AsssS.
NEW HACON, IOLEx AND SNiOk Ed
~ bEkF; u store, for eaae BY
No. " Franklin ee., tOld Nafkot.D
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From Mexico.

,.. ORLEANS. Feb. - The schooner Sui
,-..o Ntua:lilan on The l2th. reports that
- had sent = war steamer and distnan-
fort ~ taatIacoalcos and taken the
Vera Cruz The same steamer re-
t t5 hliuA,ltlan on the ilth. aud reported
... Ntrsm IN. IN proclamation, had ordered
t.rtcueTs to rNScuale vera tTn% Il" 'oui
FL. PtayuDe's correspondent says that ne
,t.-.l ...:cerS n Trhuantepec had driven
..,,I American merchants out OF the conn-
- The presence Of the L. =. marines alone
.,.4n.ed all Americans from beng driNen
T. g. IsAuautepcC.
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-.h Marietta and (iuCiuaati abroad D..

? FFALo, Feb 21.--The Marietta and Ca
mali Rallr Rad, WIKI The property and ELECTS
Il. aging. Is i, was sold NJ thiilicoihe yes ter
ls'. ny Orlando smith. IN accordance win Il
zee II the Court. The property ~as pnf-
81 in me name of Noah l.. W il>on, DaF III
, r.un and others, trustees, under a colnlfo-
q ,r agreement for capitalization. Inc rHte
, The. sale WlIi be iAe reorganization OF me
many ire. of debt, 4 ne value 81 the pro
I'D, IS 70 H.. represented entirely by the capt.
. .r.,kall the mortgages being wiped out.
-.. pr,ueriy was sold tor the minimum fixed
b, Il, Court 500, GOO.
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,,;.t, al Mr. Nrkptlnr VI, r r.

TORONTO I. W, Feb. @f.-Let.ers received
b, Pr Europa ny the friends OF Mr. Nc kellar,
s p J.. s.ste that he dld not sail by the Hun
.s-.a Is vas supposed.
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rr,r. 0RAPH1C NEWS.
ros rax RICHMOND p,srAroH. !

nx,,tch to the Richmond Dispatch.l
lsre Murderer ailroad Accident.
EseaF' so VA. Feb. %s.--The negro lin,
LfNVhn6a~ sentence 10 be hung on Friday
Who escaped from a,i a, Liberty Bedford ,a,n,
touHN' - ysn OF the kirginia and Tennessee
A. e"t'i; Ia al ght seriously injuring T. Will
n tho engineer
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CHANCERY NOTICES.

ClTY OF RICHN3ND, WIT: AT Rules
~ held in the Clerk Office OF the Court of Hust-
ings for the SAID City, on Monday, the 9th day of
February 1860:
Edward Norvel and J. ]. Waggonsr.l
partners under The style OF Nor
veil n Wagner. ......... Pitts.
AGAINST L. ..u
Slas Sc mour, A A. McGafey, and ) Ia NAsE'
H. Cole late partners under the
style of Se,mo McGaiey X
The OBJ ect OF this suit Is To recover against the
defendants damages, which damas es are laid IN
the declaration at the sum OF one Thousand douars
Affidavit having been utd. tina. the de ieudsuts
not reside ats fthe State of Virginia the are here
by required to appear IN tue sad Clerk g office.
with. n month AFTER due publication hereof and
do hat be necessary To- project their interest
A Copy-Teste. RO. HOWARD, CIk.
fe 2-iaw4W
(NTY OF RICHMOND. TO WIT: Atrules
~ hel in the Clerks UIilce Of the Court Of Hust
ngs for the SAID city, on Monday, the 9th day of
February, 1865:
John DarracOtt ..-...-.... ........ Pi'fJ
AGAINST iS CASE.
Richard F. DaTracott -............. Dirty
The object of this suit is Ia recover against the
defendant damages, which dam ages re laid IN the
declaration AT the sum Of Five Hundred Dollars
Amaavt having been made that the defendant.
Richard r. DarracOtt Is not residen: OF the State
OF virginia. be IS hereby required Ia appear the
SAID Clerks Oice. within one month al ter Que put
hca!!un he reoi, aGd do what may be necessary Ia
protect his interest. copy-Teste
fe S-law4w RO. HOWARD, CFk.
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rr.pylLIE. Pa. Feb. 2f.-Dr John Baker
President U; All-ghauv College. in this place
.... .ualeAly Al Two o'clock OH Sunday after
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by james VI. Taylor & Son, Aucrs.
Two HOUSES AND LOTS AND TWO
! NAEANE lOCS AlIli NINE ON I'll T.

NORTH SIDE OF CLAY. BETWEtN Nim
AND 27rH STREETS, CHURCH HILL. Ar
AICTION.-Wl be sold, upon tie premises. on
thursday, the LIST day OF March next. com
oTs a two Hs + Nj w MoHsEs and
ted on the North side of Clay, between 10Th and
nth streets. Church HIT The Lots on when the
houses stand front 90 feet EACH and the va
cant Lots n Feet each. on SAID Clay street The
IEkMs.-One. fourth cash; the bfl ace AT and
II months. with interest added and secured b,
trust deeds. JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Il SON
lie % I'd Auctoneers.
l>ARM CONTAI> 2G3 ACRES, IN
u NEW KENT COUNTY. AT AUCTION
The ST. hsc: her, intending - remove 70 Rlchmond
vii sell upon the premises, on MON DAY, the
his Farm, located IN New Kent county near the
w iiiiaHSourg stage road, about 70 miles from The
clty o.! kichmond ard two miles from the York
hFer kaltr"ad. containing about 263 acres land
About 2OO acres arc cleared ana Ia cultivation. on
whlch 81 bushels OF wheat have been sown,) So
acres OF first rate meadow land, nd the r. mainder
IN woods There is also the Farm a hne Mari
bauk.
the Improvements are Dwelling house vi h
Barns, Stables, Quarters and all necessary out
houses.
lmmeda tey after the sa e OF the Farm, viii be
sold ali OF the Stock, comprising Horses, Cows,
&c; all the Farming Implements, OF the usual va
riefy. to- e'her with the Crops, consisting of 10
barre Is q Corn: 50 bushels OF Wheat, Fodder
Shucks, Straw, &c.
TEHMs OF SALE-As to the land one Eth cash. the
balance AZ one and two Years, ior bonds or notes
bearing interest, and secured by trust deed. For
the persona! property. ali sums Ct SIS cash over
tht' amount. SIN months credit: Tor approved ne
g0tlahle notes. EDWIN w. SLATER.
} NJ TAYLOR 4 Son, Aucts.
to s1-3faWtusS ids
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Np1.F H4pIr - S,r ~. III IL IL 'iE 'i sIi,u
$50. iest ~, te.itL ,t,d condition. III l,,nt
. season, tf :, az I
md end ~, .Ia ~. - III - -, ,n q ~, ~
49,. l-t H4r1,...r .,rt, 80 y -
.,.rra seqs5n ,rF $40 l -. o. ~ !, No.;
.. -s.es vler the mare - served ShorIJ' ,he
r.tHIt move In tuaf sin. can tr seHt ia tba blrre
5y- ..,4t,,. s-.,.s e., IN ~ iii -
s.tr'. Ter iav hat tho 70 vii 10 NO res,Crst
'..- -uts ~ o.etpcs 4 tho sulscr ior M 81 ~,
g.. tie tfuuHIe nf cnllecting the Seasons ba
made tLen 1av1tle IN advance. and tJ;s Is ~
... .-rsrt Tor >,.ttdi,, tho h,,rsa -, ir,r mas - mo
lf>tRiPrrN.-DtICA GALLON issI> xcars,IJ tt,iu
~ e.. darn cAesnnt without white. excput ;,
...b-ia-under The STANDARD and 'u !. 81, az TIC
.~' Proportions and most heautitIl sYrimatry -
3. sI-ne Is retuarAal1e tnr i,S 80 and
F-l.". tie is believed 10 Ice taller th,n ,,is So
tt..l.e, 1uG IS taller than ms raud-sIr. Trrstee.
...r 'tIh ~ inches taller fD1n Iulnnrt "a Mod
-t nose rrLowued English staliInus Tru,nn-
: .Nt h4.etoEe; and IS more than 70 ,rcbe.
. -ti.aa The fam Us tuur-m mile horse Glmcrack
!.' t-Lf-OEI CAIiON was cot n, Revenue
l'-1>le Is asAluErnu, FANNY Tashinttnn tn1i
.- ia1-' &c and Is out II - The fIaeu.'' Nv
'-l f-alu. tmlnner nf th. UerilC :, rand da n,
rf.l L. is WHISPER winner ut the Derby AMI
Sc .''1rr'n u h4lehnne:J T. Grand dam IeIeed' s
w Aaj4. it Cuuls out OF the Cotonel's
81. IA lr.lHl, 1ippie Cider, by king Fergus :;
j IuIG4 MHske. brother u Sylvio Regu-
-Hl Norton ; Arabian. Nlxbury. Mulso BAY
A.. lsv Bolton, Coneyshins, Hutton's Grey
-' bfsiy Turk Buster.
+..geYted Mare. Tine Queen Deucalion' s
sn nne Of the most dlsilng uished race mare )
'' t- nlted States at all distances from one
w. p heats She was full sisterto Nnnnrch.
t' ,tneushed. They were both bred al the
i..l At Hampton Court. The Queen $,
90, VI, Lady, WAS the dam of the dlstln-
'- 70 tasish race horse ana stallion, Jereed and
4" .s.mof lmporred Passenger. Nv Lad * dam
Pc lim IF the Colonel. winner Of 81 / edrer
e t he most DISTINGUISHED racers ami stat
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u CITY Dill G STOk T..

I'll CITY DRUG STOKE.
CH4S. :. DIWSON.
III Who'll ESAlE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
u Bees to inform his friends that he has now
received ms FALL. fOCk. which he can sell on
the most reasonable terms. Cash buyers will do
we'll Ia call upon him previous To buy ing else
where.
1909 gallons LINSEED OIL.
500 kegs WHITE LEAD-Lewls' pure,
20 cases COLORS ground in oil,
300 lbs. NUTMEGS,
BY los. MACE.
IL bags GINGER,
bales CLOVES.
Also. large supply of Lutricating Oils, Dye
stubs, Patent Medicines, Fancy Colognes, Hair
Oils. Soaps. Cigars. Tobacco. Meerschann and
Beyere Wood Pipes and CIGAR Smokers, Turkish
SMOKING Tobacco. very fine article. Phalon's
batcheior's, Christodora's. Gllman's and Peters
Hair Dyes. Also. fine TEAS-iuvers of Il .ne ar
tirle requested II try them.
Orssy COLOGNE. allow ed 10 ie equal in every
respect 10 the genuine Fsrina.-SANPSO IA sure
and speedy cure for Gonorrhpa elect. &c One
hottie is sufficient. Let the afflicted try it. and ex
9erience It's bet eheiai effects Manufactured only
by CHAS. :. DAWSON,
Wholesale and Retail pTnsglst,
Cor. Main and 18th styrets.
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NOTICE. II have purchased Of Mr. i. II. COOKE
~ his stock of Groceries, ON Franklin street,
near the Old Market, between 18th and 10th SITS :,
and having commenced RECEIVING my STOCK OF
Goods usually kept hTSt class a Nj L.
GROCERY. and as they have been purchased Tor
cash, Am able To offer good inducements to the
puhiic. and hope to receive 4 liberal patronage
from my friends ana the public generally.
DAVID a. 7. VARIABLE.
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BY. II. Uig.es. Auct'r.

WILL BE SOLD. every night this week, a,
w auction room So, Main street, commencing as
Plated WATCHES; fine Gold JEWELRY, Gold
GUARD ard VEST CHAINS, Ladies' CHATA
TORS, &c. Also. Il lot of FANCY GOODS, CI-
CARS, CUTLERY, &c.
N. B-ConsIgnnents receiving every day and sold
without reserve. }. II. DIGGES. Auot,
ID. r. BOOTE, Salesman. ia -ts
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TNOMAS 2. 3IAk.LS,
TEOMAS II. GUARLFS,
:. ~ G. BENJAMIN NJ ,sifARtES
>-nrICE or CO-PAkrNEkAMt

.<TntR LIBBY. oi Richmond, and ABRAHAM
an X ron OF Petersburg. Va, have formed n !.
paIneTshp. under the STYLE Hnan of LIBBY suH
sti5 CpANULER AM go NMlSs ION BUSI-
MSS. ri the old stand If LUTHER LIBBY. cor
| uer ath and Cary streets, Richmond
nv ~ LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON.
e. 18th 80.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
tVRNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROC

II n II, Tn UUVDS' "nVV z !.
Nam and 18th streets. on THURSDAY next, the
LIST day OF March. commencing at 10 o. clock gen
eral assortmen mt of second hand FURNITURE
DRl GOODS Several invoices Dry Goods
Goats. Pants, vests. Shoes: Hats. CABS, Thread.
Spool Cotton, Net Shirts and Drawers, Bonnets 4 C,
GROCERlt S-Wne. Whlskev. Brandy, Soar.
Candies. Manut tctured and Smoking Il nbacco, CT
CARS. &c. fe 29I ALEX MOTT Auct
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a COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF

~ ThesteI neId Gouniy On The 10Th q NoveiL,
n RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and says he
Lis sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro s
about feet inches high; about 70 years of age !;
comp XIhn black. with his left arm and
nose. He says he is free. and had when arrested
IN his possession several certificates OF his free
don which were evlde ntly forged by hiilse If. as
he can read and write. II said Negro is a runa-
way. the owner WELCOME forward. prove property.
and Ike him away, he will De dealt with accord
INK to law. :. d DCVAL.
te i-6W" JaIlOr Chest eIted County, Va,
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Thu uraersigncd lave this day formed a CO.
,.,tnership. undor the name ard st, lie of THOMAS
b. 1TAkiES Il SONS; fer the purpose of con
trcitns n senersl retail kRI GOODS business
IN the house occupied BY the late firm OF Cren
shaw. Quarles < Z" We respeottnily solicit the
mr. hnsIness on tie same terms. We will receive
ot,r spring stock during the month of March. and
viii offer every iHducen.ert In the trade 10 pur-
chase of us
We shall retain IN oar employ Messrs. 1oHN q.
s.rF al Caroline cnuntN Ronr. l.. PsNDLEroN,
~ Fssex; WN. u. GrA8iks. VIM. a. RisoN and
VIZ II TAYLOR. of klcLMcnd. who " Ill he pleased
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nrSsoLUTToNS. &c.

~,SSnaCr 10 N.-The % partnership of
IL cRfSsHAW, q UARLES& co. "a dissolved.
hy the death Of Mr.. CRkNsuaw. Al persons in =
md ,hoxe hav,uE claims against US Will present
inc m 10 either oi lie surviving partners for pay
meat.
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y NNtALraBL. LOUISA LAND FOR

l. n ~
.,fds, 'stiht 10 dispose OF my real estate,
.--+ca 49, tiflae The proceeds amon2 ~,
ssfsiss H,Ji'' iof sale, privately, my FARM,
e. t 4s desirable tract Of Land lies the heart
&C., 1nuaoe tobacco Lands Of Louisa. on both
A..lfg rba 'p'A branch Of the North Anna riVer,
--, ge.e.I 'shus "i II. i. Puindexter, Gabriel
tf .au.sa -, -.. haker and others, eight miles
'ff4.A t.e,t,ap' House and IolersvIlie. on the
"a 1't'l'I"itc, and equally convenient
~ af '''~ contains 90 acres. of which 2,o are
-'5t more tntn three fnurths OF which are
ula lA1cfed " thotL me- - !, 4l,'~ @
~ 'tae II = nc aith!e land - fertile. aud IN 4
I'D of wlat''' '"'eiheni well adapted 10 the
~. .'see b.SFJIo'Ii .t %nd tobacco. There is II
tats H. i,ousea, and all necessary out
I'D p.easatt,o ot.ilr is healthy and the eigli-
h, PURCHASE "a, iehuhilhS tiiaf ANY one wish
eses desa' .isit the Farm and see for
~ Tie Pan u unnecessary 10 speak far
-'e lactl ~ ~ IL capable at being divided into
\ ~, tefns n NJ qeaiied. Being very desirous OF
g'ia w made To accommodate pur-
W. lie p,e mf GhooA, will take pleasure in
ase. "es =" an, one who wishes to
h.. laftAsr ,nf,,. JULIA A. HOLLADAY.
isa9 "a, Chaf"t,n..ai',',",n apply to pr. w G; N
= sae IL as,,ei,,, oianse and Alexandria Rail
>rp,.--@--'noii<ed 10 sell. de 26-dlawts
80 GOODS. -- $50.
n 1.ek and Z, " cases choice Black and White
I'd .,.Agaain.' p'it"i cases super Black and
"a, a s,a, lthes Gins hams, assorted; >.
T. -aaes, "a @@ei.ai Kentucky Jeans assorted;
l. re; spes i'si tafiety; Spool Cottons; Hook
1's adm ni.S' Patent Threads; Buttons,
"s AID Tor sale 3,
,htar KENT, PAINE Il co.
= hisff po4lccI1ioN N TmE Price
.'a.ie seaiits HCop I ! ~ IN ~ HOOP SKIRTS.
q i. hoops. A. ek hrs, Just received.
4 r nne third less than Prices
III gtiNr.. ar NED MOSES. 63 Main ST.
:, Tse.s '.l y !, t,optis.; % bill. No
A's ieeetrsaso D,s' No 3 Maekerei, ~ bbis
NV sfrs "as' WALLACE SONS.
"as1ifstY rtA.m ntOw ruT,
No.. W vi SGD, e., .al- ly
FviLE'A -, ELMO, = aud Fraakjia It.
!, "a'ed Rose Wh,sks,, for .sls
81 .t1s - !. q y. DAVENPORT.
'4sss ], ''t hosHEN BU1TEM-
VIM. WALLACE bONE.
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BY Dickinson. Hill 4 Co., Auct',.

WILL SOLD. on THURSDAY mex,
W March lst.l a likely and valuable SERVANT
BOY "a ears of age. He raised on farm.
horses, and has had considerable experience AS q
Dining Room Servant.
lie 2g-2t' DICKINSON, HILL * Co. Aucts.