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tho other hand, tell tho South that these laws
are nothing to make such fuss about; tba! tho
proper course is to bring them before the Court',
which, if they are unconstitutional, viii declare
them to be null and void; and that 1t Is oil hum
bug to pretend that these laws justify South Car
DINA and Mississippi in repudiating their obliga'
tons TO the Union. This would be language
worthy Of President; but it is evidently beyond
the intelligence and the courage of Dir. Buchanan.
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sA1E oy PEopEnrY roR ARREARs.-The sale Of a

SAIT OF PROPERTY FOR ARREARs.-The sale OF a
barge quantity Of property located ia various parts Of
the CITY, for arrears of assessments for opening widen
ing and improving streets, commenced yesterday at
noon, at the City Hail. Tie sale viii probably Occu
by week OF more, as Mr. Duke, the auctiOneer an
pounced that the premises marked in the catalogue
from TO los inclusive would be sold yesterday while
the number of houses aud lots to he sold amounts 10
I639 As the parties investing draw II per cent on
their money up to tue time the property is redeemed
and msy have chance to retain il Il is not reoov.
cred by tie owners in two yeas and six months, the
bidding was quite active Tie proceeding is however,
to great extent formaliry speculation, as the
owners generally pay the claims against them when
informed by the purchasers, and that y must be paid
is a condition of the sale. The owners seldom allow
tie title to lapse upon tie Corporation lease The sale
Is continued at the same hour to-day.
PROBABLE FATAL STABBEG Cisr.-Jdmes Nc.
Pike, Of No. 80 West Thirteenth street, was found
about 10 clock CD Tuesday evening, lying near the
door of bis house in state Of gross ntoGlcalon On
being taken into the house. blood was found upon his
clothing and an immediate examination OF bis person
disclosed terrible wound in the abdomen, through
which the bowels protruded. The wounded man was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital in perfectly unconscious
condition. His injuries will doubtless prove fatal.
How or by whom be was thus wounded II Is impossible
10 conjecture. 1t is thought that he was stabbed IN
some drunken brswl, and that some one who knew
bim bad conveys cd him home in smrepIinons manner
for fear Of being involved in trouble on ms account
The police Of the Fifteenth Wand are endeayorngto
End tie pepehator OF the deed, but up to this tune
have been unsuccessful.
PxrER Johnson, a very black man, now ~ years
old bas earned by Oyerwork the sl,4O0 required TO
buy himself, and $500 more, with which he purchased
bis wife. Having thus proved his ability to s. take
care of himself" The laws Of Tennessee compelled hn
10 quit that State leaving six children IN slavery be-
bind. He il especially anxious to buy bis daughter
IA years DID, and has 500 Of the 5000 required Tor
Vt purpose If anybody thinks such Niger desefV'
Ing Of encouragement, and can spare him doilhf OF
No. note 70 bun al Ms. Jennings's, No. ofi SFooaF
,treet will promptly reach bin.
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The Charter Election has resulted in tine re-
turn of Smith, Henry, Brady, and Genet, OF
japanese fame, to the Board OF Aldermen.
Isaac Dayton, Charles J. Chip, Alex. Frear'
Ira A. Allen and Andre Froment are tho other
successful candidates. Politically the Democrats
gain one member In Messrs. Dayton, Chip
and Froment the public have obtained three re-
sponsble and reputable representatives; OF the
others the less said the better. The Board of
Councilman will stand: Republicans, lO-a gain
of three; Tammany, il; Mozart, 3.
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We have later dates from California by Pony
Express. The news is unimportant. Major J. B.
Scott, U. S. A., died at San Francisco on the
22d ult. DeazOn Smith, former United States
Senator from Oregon, died of Portland on the
18th ult. Reports of rich gold mines in Oregon
and Washington continue.
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The recent proposal Of The albany Ersning
Journal to nullify the election Of Lincoln, and
disband the Republican party by Proaering to
the slave interest the restoration of the Missouri
line, and otherwise humbng the Free States,
does not seem to meet with favor among Re-
publicans, A vigorous letter on the subject from
Western New York will be found on another
page.
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Nem1)ork DAILY Gribnate
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1860.
To coRREspoNDENTs.

Ma notice can taken u Anonymous Communicates Whm
10 intended for insertion must DO authenticated by The
nsne aud Of the writeTaot necessarily Tor Pobos
ton but as guaranty for his good faith:
Business Letters should In all Gases DO addressed to THH nav
y0RK TRIPVNE.
We cannot undertake. TO return resced Commuuosticns
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the Free from tho Slave States on purpose to
catch and return fugitive slaves! SO wags
Unon-saving toward the close of tho Year of
Grace 1860.
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To Advertisers.

A limited number Of advertisements will be re
ceived for insertion in Tx TRIBUsE ALMANAC fol
1861. Price, $75 per page. Address
THr TRIBUNE, New-York.
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Business Notices.

THE CONFUSION IN TRADE,
C.u-o5 ~ reoept events, has induoedts the
Oh CLormSe FRS
RoGRRs RLNsoHD
SURMTT A Loss
an be Of their magnificent WINTER SroCK Of GKILE
xxss CLoyBSs, which has been accordingly
MARKED Down
BssW Co.'S aud viii be offered great sacrifice SO n'urea
S.sBpY SALE.
AL who desire advantage Of the most favorable chance
f Cheap Bargains ever offered in the Clothing Trade 'hepd
SRIrE OPPORTUNITY
without delsy
RespKs 4 RAYMOND,
NoA 49, I2a and l2s Fulton st.. and No PA Broadway.
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THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE.

Tie Speaker will announce the Special Com.
mittee ON the political condition of the country
on Monday. Its general composition is expected
to be as follows, though there may be several
changes:
Thomas Corwin Of Ohio, Chairman; Freeman II.
Mcte Ct Maine, Mason w. Tappan Of New.Hamp-
,li. 'has. r. Adams, Of Massachusetts, Christopher
Rot inson If Rhode l. hand. Onis = Ferry of dom
n'eh'ui, Homer L. Royce Of Vermont, Roscoe Conk-
my OF Ntw-Nolk, JIo L. Nixon or j. l.. N. Straton
oi hew'Jersey, jas. H. Campbell OF Pennsylvania,
WI liam q. Wliteley OF Delaware, H.'Winter Davis
81 Mary LAND, Jno. S. Millson Of Virginia. Jno. A.
Hilmor OF North Carolina, VIM. w Boyce OF South
ehnai Joshua llill OF Georgia. Geo. 5. Houston of
nhtimn, lncius q. G. Lamar Of Mississippi, Miles
LAY hr Il louHianh, Green Adams OF Kentucky,
Emerson Etheridge or VIM. a. Stoke OF Tonuossev,
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BATCHELUkS HAN DYE.-ReIablo, nornliesss
nd tnstsuSueous; Brown fscsoy, No 81 barclay
n Sold ard applied bAICBkLVRs Wig Factory, bon1s
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TowEk CLUCAs, REGULATORS, AND OFFICE
CxOoKs-tAs mo accurate eeI era tine world.
SFEkkN Co., No. 81 Broadway.
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UNEXCELLED BY ANY OTHER PREPARATION.-
Hon ovAYs celebrated bssiic for the speedy and
eaeosGA # buns, sess wounds excoTistOus. IL Is
quick IL operation, isSs pain and Inflammation in few
tOura
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TnE SIEKLUsCOiIC EMPORIUM, HhOLesaIs and
1gaa-E. AETBOki. No. so broadway.
OseCgues receipt Of stamp Photographs nate'
~ n he tFgQp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-29
AffaiFS the SOnth

CHARLESTON, Nov. the South Carolina
Members viii attend Congress.
ilS'-ute Hall, III this city, Is to be rendered
~ ne Convention.
III steamer Isabel left Yesterday for Ha.
yaIl. but returned disabled.
Several candidates FOR the Convention repu-
ts,s he idea of any free State joining the
S5gitern COnfeieracy.
MAJ Ben Mccullough, the Texas Ranger. is
e Cylun bia-
COLUMBIA, Nov. Pin consequence of a
Iauber of cases Of small pox having occurred
II tbs city, the Legislature will probably ad-
uurl 10 Charles ton.
4 resolution was offered to-day in the Leg
stature luquiring into the expediency OF pro-
r1rs coast police tor the State
i report was presented on raising supplies.
T&omMeudipg negotiating 4 loan instead of
i41ttR. aud the issuing Of bonds tor small
anj@uts relying upon the patriotism of citi-
lers 70 take them up.
TIE Comptroller Generals report ia inter-
esitlE, giving the details OF a system of land
AK he says that over 10 ,OOu, 100 acres have
Den returned. valued at 20 cents per acre,
agr,eabiy 70 the law Of II -. when several Of
th--4 mllu0us We're worth immensely more.
lie advises al alteration of the law TO increase
he revenue The rep ,rt objects 10 the sys-
Lem u banking prevailing in the State, but
Considers The institutions Of the State as SOL
vent Is Northern Banks. He advises, incl
dr1ia!Iy, nc grant Of the State House al CO.
lnmoia as The Capitol of the Southern Con-
iete!agy.
Tne public debt in stocks and bonds is 81
'"t't. The aggregate receipts from taxes is
l-af 100000 per annum. The average tax on
laid is 4 fraction less than five cents per acre.
Tie Military Committee make report re-
t5uilrUGIug that IN case OF coercion, or an
al Indicating preparation TO coerce, that the
Governor lail out the State forces 10 resist,
- invite such aid as may be necessary from
o,Aef States. Tue Committee also advise the
enlistment OF j Board OF Ordnance, aid the
a1ol.Un of al other means deemed necessary.
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VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
the proprietor takes pleasure in announcing


VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
is now in full and regular operation, and has ca
paoty sufficient for very large demand.
His aim Will be to render satisfaction to al of
his customers, and he trusts that @ will meet
with liberal patronage from the merchants OF
the Southern States.
The Refinery is located Immediately on the
wharf at Rockets, and is conveniently situated
for 81 ipmt nts everv direction For the present
only white and yellow Coffee Sugars will be made
ana II the enterprise meets with that sue cess the
proprietor hopes to deserve, be will, in The Spring
enlarge The bSldlngs, put on additional machine
~. and manufacture Loaf and Crushed Sugars
Being governed in his sales b, the New York
prces he hopes the merchan's of his own State
and other Southern State' will patronise HIM ibe-
rally, and he gusrant es that his sugars are
equal 70 similar Sugars manufactured North.
Orders viii be received for 10 bbls. Sugar and
bbls Syrup and upwards.
Sugars and Syrup delivered TO any store IN the
city, or at any, OF the. Railroad Depots, Wkarves.
on Canal Boats. free of charge
Orders by mail or telegraph promptly attended
to at sci ing prices of the day on which they are
received. unless limited. Samples of each days.
refining VIII be exhibited at the office, No AZ Nj air
street, under the st. Charles Hotel.
CHAS. Y. M0RRISS,
Proprietor of the Va. Steam Sugar &c aaeTy>
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FUTURE DAYS
BY Jas. N. Tayioy h sen. Aust,s.

-. SasIoF q son. Aueres
rHH SFY ot n
deed OF trust. executed to the subser,her nv 4 v
oorded IN County Court sy AND s's e. : ind re
s1sst OF 81 Rfgss sehosnsd will sell =. sao
slr # not them ON ths Next y f sSiSss
which said Lendrum resides. q. Tree Hi race
IoS,9s persons pssgsrty, % wit: Five HS,kHis$s;
s S ~ WAS0NN y M naEpsss pLon nd
stock Of HOUSEHOLD ana KITCHEN FURNf-
Tu E. onsissing of the usual variety.
sbs ossd!.s Afs' WILLIAMS II 0 Trussss.
and 500 beautiful white Oak POSTS, for fencing.
TRaSsTEE'S SALE OF HEAL ESTATE
her, dated the 3lst day of May. 1867 and recorded
IN Richmond Hastings Court, will proceed TO
DAY the 81 das of December. nf fair; if not the
next fair day thereafterI commencing at O'Clock
follows One certain lot. piece or parcel of land
in the city of Richmond, with all the improve
feet northeast from the west line Of &c. Peters
running themes along and fronting on Daval street
20 feet and inches and running back on its asst
ern line Ib5 feet inches and on It's western line
l49 feet inches to alley 10 feet wide. and 'front.'
ing on said alley q feet 6 inches. The house is
now in the occupancy of said Gwinn, and contains
7 good rooms.
TKKMs-Wil be made known on the day of sale.
GEO. TIM BERLAK Trustee.
JAS. M. TAYLOR &c Son, Aucts. no2I
FT'EUSTEE,s SALE OF LOT ON THE
Il EAST SIDE OF nth sTREET-As Trus
tee In tam deed of trust, dated the Goth day of
March, 1860 and duly recorded, at the request of
the holder of the note [ shall proceed to sell at
public auction. upon the premises, on SATUR-
DAY the LIST day Of December. 1850 at o clock p.
NJ the property conveyed IN said deed beng two
Lots OF Land on the east side OF Nth street. front
Ing together 80 feet, and running back l20 feet to
alley 20 feet vide.
TERM -Enoug IN cash to pay the expenses If
sale and negotiable note for ST. 20. with interest
thereon from the 2bth NJ arch, 1850, till paid and
the remainder upon such terms as shall be agreed
upon at the sale.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
las. NJ TsyIop 4
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Philadelphia WOODEN Factories.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. y The cotton and
W'ol~u manufacturers of III city held 8
nertlag at noon to-day, ID consider the de.
Pressed stats of affairs, and agree upon some
lsaA by which less goods may be nanufac
llTed Matters We're discussed, and the opin
ION expressed that By unanimity OF actor
Ltie could be less production without gene
tai '!oppage. The meeting adjourned unit
Saturday.
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NV ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-The schooner Mel
lFJnrHe, from TampIco on the 10th, reports
ia4l IL The case OF the seized conducta, the
courts had decided upon 81 pro I'd TIA dis tribu-
Aya, aud the money had been recovered.
Every body was preparing tor change of
"E.yernment." Mlramon, 1t was reported,
lad declared his inability 10 defend the capt.
Ia
A last accounts say the Constitu tionalists
hadCap,ured Tacubaya and G. uadalaja t.ere
vas lille douJt that the capital would sur
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THIE DAY.
by 5sddin & A pperson, Auct's.
SALE, gEoass. CATS. Hay, EARYIS

SfkkStaMEafs 2 2sTs H4 Nl kAkHS jS
card no. sho ss has s ssa H.
farm, we shall sell, az public aaction, st Level
srooss Plank Road. on WEDNfs DAY, re as,S
November. 1850 az IL O'Clock A. NJ. If fair; il
sfy dS the esats censns as Su.
brood Mares, ossath 6eidipg, aged ~ seaTs,
Mich cows and ,oaps gone one with CAT ,s.r
old DID Durham Bull half hester Boa.. large Sew.
sinsd: in good order. Fan, . good Wssons. Or
Uens sIn ., smsls Gem Re rss1s
Blade Fodder. larse Saantis, Of nice Clover asy.
70 Sas,st t Of Com o H9Ssshoi nltare and
Baga and Red Top Tnrnips
Also Kossuth Horse eyed years, Morgan
n,'s Reaper, j hand Corn sheier, / sniky.
TKRMs.-All sums under $50 cash; ever that
asscls6ie papsr Go6DiN Sff sEi sass.'''
No 10 - Auetoneers.
the bov r'h s was po.sponed t, THs bSY' az
the same hour; whsn it will take place, If fair If
1G NO s g n'A' i'' G6 Sr1 APPERsoN Au,.
VALrABLE FARM OF FOUR hun
PRED ACRES, IN ahNeuER COUNTY.
TTWakhXe Gc MILEs EW9 IrI T. OF RICH
For s ALE AT. GUC rIoN;-At the reauess Of
e., JIG 81. s'fSsa;
sides. containing AGO acres, of which about half is
cleared, and the b lance heavi, set il. God and
new. and are sufficient for the use of tie place
Inc farm adiolns the lands of the estate OF Thos
u. Iinsiey, James Smith, Jno. Green, Samuel
ATKINSON and others, about twelve miles north
estate will be sid, VIZ Fla BIT fine ynung Mules.
yell broke tn harness; fine STALLION by
foks TX line ES o s' seS Ssq "a
barrels EoRE NJ HAH SHUCKs STRAW. nc;
n Ne e 1 { = REAPERi THREsHING MA
baIapce at and years for bonds beasinSS' i I'M
teIest1 secured by trust deed For personal es-
months credit, for bonds, bsarns lnterest. Win
NJ . GOnDIN r aPpERsoN. Auc...
stseHs F sAh sa mp n II Tus L c1sy
OF hANoVER.oha comnissionern n apS SHtM !,
the G,ogt CGars Of FsnoysI
Of NOVEMBER next Gf far; If not. the next far
John TaIlev. dec d. lately resided. containins Az
acres; within I3 miles of Richmond. and miles Of
Horn; b. W Talles aud Others. Il has up" D., n it
Dwelling with SIX rooms. and all necessary out
suited for marketing; as well as farming purposes;
is IN a good Ieishhorhood and convenient to
premises. will take pleasure in showing 1t Also
on the same day on the premises ten likely Slaves
Cook. Washer and Ironer.
TERMS For the Slaves, cash. For the Land,
one third Ca. h: one third in year and the re-
naming one third IN two ears, the deferred pay
ments osrrl ing interest from dav of sale, ar the
purchaser executing bis bonds with good and suff-
clent security, and the title retained until the
whole OF the purchase money Is paid, and q oon-
veyance directed by the Court
I. w. TALLEY. Commissioner.
At the same time anG place will he sold all the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CROPS, STOCK and RMlNGIMPLEMEN4 x
of every description, belonging to the estate OF
John Taey, dec d.
TERMS On day of sale. By TALLEY,
no Inn Administrator.
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NORFOLK, Nov. %. The L. S. steamer
hfooklys has arrived here from a cruise on
,ae Cent al American coast. The Chiriqui
C'mmissiOn Is on board. The crew is ~ be
pau IN here. The Ohiriqui expedition was
eA-teIy successful. The harbors on DO IN
s'0ss are unequalled, with plenty Of good
VA II. Morton has found what he thinks 8
P'aS'ieal pass through the Corderillas tor the
4eCaJOn VI a railroad
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BY Alex, Mott. Aucpr.

EURNITURE. DnY GOODS, GRGCE-
RiES. 6C.-Will be sold at auction. ct
store, corner of Main and Is b SITS on THURS
DAY MORNING. the 29th DAY of Novemb Der. COM
msnClng At 10 oues. a eenera al assortment of new
fErS. &c.
DRY GOODS Cloths. Cassimeres. Flannsls,
Goats, Pants, Vests. Boots. Shoes Caps. re.
GROCERIES.-Brandy ,Whskey. Manufactures
Tobacco, Cigars, Butter, Champagne, &c.
no2S ALtX'R kUIT. Auct
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SEWING MACHINES.
y h NC MA HIN ES,

>c',-~>....~
SEWING MACHINES.
CELEBRATED ffkt2pihsTT Ies lock sy,rc,,
y r. w II q NJ A HINE
Are now manufactured BY the
UNION .MANUFACTORTNa coMP4Ny
date Les; ter hnanoiaotnrwgs Company
And are for sale e store
dnese mseh h OF home manufacture, ne
Please CALL AND EXAMINE THEM
HE WILCOX 4 GlBBs' SEWING Ma
Fair oeseeer !, sm isS at and ihs IS
good TFS Family tss WSisn.'Gn Of these
Bevin's Block. on i2th and Governor ats
HE SINGER SEWING MACHiNEs.-
SINGERS SEWING SfsS s"2S Xns of
tua ana europe, Z such az best TO establish their
ssaperlorlty over all others in the market Sewing
Macmnes, SO called, may he bought, il is true for
smsuerl amount of dollars, but 1t is mistaken
reuso.e article, and those who will do so must
slNGER'S new FAMILY MACHINES
IN ORDER 70 place the rsTy best Family Machines
~ "a woT!f within the reach of all, we have
chimes, beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
',''AN 9 not TIE H MRc i ffNEspAkD SHUT
Both of very general application and capacity,
and popular both IN the family and the manu- 'at,
tory. Prices reduced respectively from s lS5 aud
$50 to $40 and 500.
SINGERS Nos STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For carrl3ge- makers ana heavy leather work
Proc. plete, SIPS.
Also, TO complete the list, an entirely new ar
ticle. uneauaed for manufacturing purposes
solseiess, rapid, and capable Of any kind of york
rtrioe, including IRON stand and drawers, $40,
cheaper at that IN view of its value, than the ma
chimes OF any other maker as gift.
x1 -l in4o -al
stch with two threads, when is the best stitch
known. Every. person desiring to procure full
and reliable Information about Sewing Machiaes
Their sizesi PTloes working capacities and the
he 81 method of purchasing, can obtain it BY send
ing for copy of Il. Nj Singer Il Co.'s Gazetta,''
Eihch is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
voted 70 the subject 1t Will be supplied gratis.
NEEDLES, THREAD, COT POSS, SfLK. and
all necessary articles used with Sewing NJ achines
kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, g practi
cal mschtnlst. who is ever ready to attend on our
customers, If required.
Messrs. SINGER & CO.'S office being conduct
ed on the most thorough busInesSDrincipes by an
entirely new set of hands, We feel confident of
doing our share of the business, we have ALWAYS
done heretofore. |. Nj. SINGER & CO.,
$40 Main street, Richmond.
b, IRoTT. Agent. 23-3m
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The MlntaomerY Raid.

r. ST LOUIS, Nov. 2s.-The troops under
~ az IuFLher information from Fort Scott
- Will probably be ordered back, as Har-
a ,es mas unqualified orders to arrest Mont
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by Ro. Il. Lyme, Auct'r.
Y M iIES iii ~ ni.!u mn Il M ON III

v Mills BEIow Rf3HM6N6, ON The
GhkEs, For SALE h AZ PuB SIiSI AdST6N4
At the request OF Mr.. Theodore Hoppe. | shall
Der. at the hour Of ii O'Clock, upon the premises,
t fairs If not, tho next fair day Hereafter that
valuable small Fa. m sitnsred as described above,
containing Is acl es, and adjons the lands of Ko
FarTar and others about half cleared; the balance
woods The clea, ed land is well adapted to the
growth Of the usual crops especially Vegetables
The improvement s are sufficient for the accom-
modatlon of a moderate sized family. There IS
pump OF excellent water IL the yard The loca-
t9n IS healthy aid society good.
immediately at er the sale of the farm, will be
sofa al the Stock, Plantation Utensils. crop Of
Mr.. II PPE, wing on the premises. will teke
pleasure IN showing 1t 10 any one wishing to pur
no Is -dtds RO: B LYME. Auct.
ExEcUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE
below THE CITY OF RICHM0Nb, ON T 4 +
NEW CHARLES CITY RO. D, CONTAINING
M VIII TIE 81 f sTocS Of H hAkP sKEkhk
1F WHICH ARE YOUNG AND VERY VAL
Sg Ro G2| 81 HSS SK saGGk EBE
STRAW, &c, At AUETl0N.-I Will as The Ex-
DAY, the 18th Of December 1850. at his late resi-
dence, at the hour of ii O'Clock, off fair if not,
the next tar day thereafter, that valu able fAR M
upon which the said Bracket resided at the time
of his death. situated IS described above, CONTAIN
ing about 300 acres OF land, half cleared, portion
The balance of the land is we'll SCI IN pine and
oak. The improvements consist OF framed
dwelling, containing or rooms; kitchen. negro
quarters. barn, stshie, carriage house, &c. The
location is considered very healthy ard society
good, convenient to chuI ches and mills. Ana I'M
mediately after the sale OF the Farm, will be sold
the stock OF Horses, Cows Hos s, Plant ation Utsn-
sils, Carriage and Harness tnearly new,I House
hoid and Kitchen Furniture crops Of Corn, Shucks,
Fodder. Straw, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-For the land, one third cash;
balance upon credit of one, two and tn years.
10 bear interest from day of sale, which is to be
sums OF twenty dollars ard under, cash; sums
over twenty dollars, SIX months credit, for sp-
proved paper, to be given before property ~ de-
lIyeTed WILLIAM BRACKElT,
Ex'or of John Bracket. deceased.
Sale conducted by Ro b LYME, Auct. no Is I'd