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VIRGINIA HOTEL,
v STAfi NTON

SIAUNIoN,
The VIRGINIA HOTEL, SO extensively known
to the travelling public a. one Of the worry best ho-
tells in the state is now owned solely oy hossrs,
their whole attention TO the purpose OF lncreaspg
if possible, the high reputation which IT at pres
emf sustans, and will leave no axsrtion unem-
portable The recent additions put to this estab-
lishment enable tho proprietors 70 Accommodates
much larger number OF guests than formerly -
has been recently REFlTTED and PAINTED,
and looks now GOOD AS NEW.
The proprietors have secursd the services OF
Mr. VIM D. GlLkESoN, sr., an experienced
la ndlord, and formerly of the Taylor Hotel Win
chester as SUPERINTENDENT, who viii pay
every attention 20 those stopping at the Hotter
to ensure the comfort OF guests. The table will
continue. heretofore, 10 equal that of any ho'e
in the State. .
Connected with the Hotel are extensive STA
BLEs. under the Management of RYERs CO,
well known for their experience and emclency IN
this department.. Horses will be taken on livery
and Horses, Buggies, and Hacks VIII Dc anofdeo
The Proprietors are we'll prepared to accommo-
date families who wish To spend the summer
mont rs in this healthy portion OF the state
This Hotel il well furnished, aud contains as
good I'd comfortable bedding as any house Ia the
State.
In this Hotel there two of Fielding new
and exceliept marble. bedded, and patent cnsh-
iJned BILLIARD TABLES. New and comfortable
BATHING ROOMS have just been neatly htted up.
WV II. PEYToS, who has been 90 iong con
tention to the accommodation OK the guests. lie
is thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, and would respectfully ask conun-
uance Of the same. -
Mn II F. f PhssYrTcS }rroprietors'
n B.-The Office OF all the STAGE LINES is a
thi. House also the Sde # A PsYToS BRO
Stauntou, March t. 1851. ap17-tf
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF real
i ESTATE IN MITCHELL'S PLAINLY virtu
i f EHssi & s. ssHHslIssfIs
Sale by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son, Aucts. apl0
EREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF A

DER EMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF |
THE hAaSAS roc THE zfask wiz wiTH THE ksTikE
sToCK OF Crops ST9 NV FAhaS1 fkpt
u MILES FROM THE CITY The subscribers
business in the city, requiring his undivided at
M K sf 4 S1ef
EARN ia ess Thf kss lately Hsa4sa ssaa
miles from the city. The property will be sub
list The HOUSE TRACT, containing 100 acres of
highly improved land, upon whieh there has been
seeded rs bushels of wheat and ten acres Of which
Tn. improveme nts are a comfortable twe-story
Dwelling, containing rooms, with the necessary
out henses, snch Is stable, barns, sheds, Sc, all
"a 4 tract Of LAND containing about 30 acres.
I nth beautiful building site thereon, excellent
water and an abundance or mari easy Of access
Sd rac, Of L L containing atont , rs acres:
aRIsT T Mill, in compisss oTder and large mill
| pond, which has an excellent trade, and is q fine
location for any one desiring to engage in the ice
Immediately after, the sale Of the Real Is
Nh q Sf les sn' and sRy % ohe
cles too numerous TO mention In an advertisement.
TEENS OF sALE-For the zeal !, estate, cash;
for negotiable notes, W It'll interest added, and Sc
cuted by a trust deed. The taxes for issl to be
erty, al sums Of $50. aud under. cash; over that
smonnt, months credit, for approved, negotiA-
For further particulars, reference Ia made to tho
subscriber, on 18th, between Main and FRANKLIN
streets, or to the auctioneers.
The usual crops will be seeded, and the farm
kept in perfect order until the day of sale.
B. w. ROPER.
JAS. N. TAYLOR Son, Aucts.
| P. S.-A plat Of the property can be seen at the
office Of the Auctioneers.
| ap4 J. III. T. SON.
EXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE OF REAL
| t. ESTATE In THE TOWN OF FULTON The
undersigned, executor Of Eiizabeth Ramsey, de-
ceased, under the provision of the viii Of the tes-
tatrx. will proceed TO sell at public auction upon
| the premises. TUESDAY, the 2sd day of April,
commencing at o'clock, p. NJ, (if fair; II not,
the lair day thereafter, part Of the real
tate of which the testarlx died seized, viz lot
| On the north side OF road, leading to Bras
| Mill, formerly the residence of T. g. Ramsey.
Ii fronts about LIS feet, aud contains II acres,
| more or less.
The improvements are a comfortable Brick Resi-
dsnce, containing rooms, with all necessary out.
buildings well of excellent water, and well en-
closed.
TERMs.-One-third cash the balance at 8 and
L. months, for negotiable notes. with interes
added, and secured by trust deed. The taxes fol
| 1851 to be paid by the purchaser.
GEO. ID. PLEAEANTS.
= Executor Of ELIZABETH RAMSEY, decd.
: Sale conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR Son
= | Aucrs. aps
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make to ORDER IN the latest shape ana Ia the peot
sell goods at low agnnre, strls!ly for each.
1851 SPRING TRADE. 1861.
sHAFER, HALssY l. Co, Manufacturer, and
The after tioa Of merchants is called to new and
well selected ASSORTMENT Of SPRING CLOTHING Thing,
now opening for the trade Furnishing oooo' III
great variety call i sI5issf h.LssY CO.
OpKING MOUNTAINEERING CLOTH |
y INC --DARRACOTT, HARRIS 90. are now
is very desirable and viii be sold at lower prices
than they have over been able to sell the same
quality before nd ould invite their friends and
Inc public generally to call and look for them,
selves. Their stock il entire, embracing all
sSo S say sa tSe IN G5 bss c
s street S'e On ''"' ''' DAkkAc6TT HARRIS Co
IYRENSHAW's CASH NJ Ek Es WEIHg-
TONS Observation-Disclosures AssiMEREs,
All of Southern Manufacture, now III rand, ana
for citizens or military wear. Remember, this is
a Southern mandatory. and has been fortne iaee
ytSs Causes Being practical man Al the bust
ness land not having climbed In at the BACK WIN
dow. over other peoples shoulder ! matter ny
can give the customers the benefit OF that KNOW
ledge.
Ia Main street lmh 2sl WIN. IRA SMITH.
SIS 600 s MSkfH FU Ks eSops fes
sfock.N The subscriber has advioes from. the
proprietor 70 offer the whole stock on hand, as
above noticed. and invites attention to the assort
ment, knowing the opportunity an excellent one
to purchase good fabriee made up In the best man
ner. The stock has all been made up within tho
tunities Dress, Frock and business ccats; Dos
skin and Fancy Cashmere Pants; cassimers, Mar
settles, silk and Cashmere Vests. Also, Shirts.
| Drawers, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Socks, shawls.
Collars, Neck-Ties and Scarfs All selected Ut
the best markets for retail ,Ta s
are invired to an examipa tiou as we think money
| can be made, and we offer these Inducements for
the pufp0'S'' 'a'''AA ' s. TupMAN, Agent,
NH 20 100 Main street.
1LL THE LATEST STILES OF Eek
| "A TIES, COLLARS, SHIRTS, &c.-For spriag
ana summer 'ln Noah 70 n WALKER 4 co.'s,
Corner Maio and iaths Or Pearl n ats.
TSLOTHiN0 AT WHOLESALE.--We rs-
| " spectfuiiy invite the attention OF Country
Msrsaa o's e cSr .rss opa s.osn o.
ufactured by ourselves in superior style, under
| great advsntsges, and l. offered upon the most
liberal terms An examination IL respectfully SO
's mh Il KssN, BALDWIN Z wILLIAns.
IN ment q Ready made Clothing for gsatiemsn's
.aa also ssod ssSca q n fsE
oftSs ssssos Il YERY' RED uCED r CHS for eaal
and 10 punctuai cnAtomers. We hope that I'M
Above announcement will secure Tor ~ - pnce
Ire. = Ne ara detsrmined q sonfc!m strtetly x
this nntiee SIMPSON MILLER,
/ $50 us MAin street,
/ OppositA Mltchsll and ryier's, Richmond.
r. S.-Nosth Caroiins money takss y par -
4 Go0dA. 50 s.. - 90 ~
| LII THE LAT EST STYLEA OF CLOTH
/ a lNG--fur sptinE and summer, can hs sssn :
Il - a - Noah wALkkR : co.'s, a q
Ia coynAY Of Main and l4h. or Pearl Sta.
! NH - nsRucA ~ DafttWare uoNse.
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Ma.saeh usss,s and the War.


Bosros, April l7.-The Webster Bank has
rendered $50, 600 to the State. Other banks
will swell the amount to a million. Il
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I'd fresh Orange county BUTTER. jus, received
by steamer Yorktown,
Il kegs and half bbls. Virginia Mountain BUT
/" bag: Hssas, ,L.su.yr., Java. csylon. end
20 bills Crushed, Cut, Gr.nulated, Puiverissd,
Coffee, and Brown SUGAR,
10 half chests best Green and Black TEA,
leo bills. Family, Extra, and saperdne FLOUR,
$50 Sng.I:earsd, Queen City. Todd's. and Plain
,,s min Ss::..s pieces. shoulders. ana Jol..
ssi;i ffssiaha.. Ad.naaslns and T.llov CAN.
100 bus. Grey, Crowder, and Black Bye PEAS.
800 bus. White, Tuscan and Peach Blow P0TA-
Ls,sss SSsTER p: s.a ~: Is e,,:;
pare old Virginia Mountain WHISKY. for sale,
ap S-1 Car frSstiip sad Gov Sor aid.
At 5lAIR : Co. havs % had several
MOUNTAINS WHISKY. =
elch - L. bumgAsdnef = Co., 6unnsyAexrs xer.
nins Bourbon, airsd from the manutAetrfsE In
WITS PUaG RyR AND WHAT wHisxxy,
% all the above nsAnAss ~ Asss y nom oAs %
All who wssA psr. anisl.. ~tll 40 vsll = xivs
'' sissS pom. Marsh i. ,ss, nh ,A-an I
VIRGINIA Nay.
~ hsiss Augnats ssnny FAX.
q halss jxnss 9iyex NAL
| = halea JsmeA Rtsst OATS
- - 49, ny nlAlH 4 ukRvln.
= S Ast
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HOTEL,

CROSSWORD HOTEL,
-.l--e { n RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL, at the corner of MAIN and sth
streets, lust finished and elegantly furnished, Is
now open for the accommodation OF guests:
The location Is the hest in the city and every
effort will be made to please the patrons OF ths
House.
have secured the services OF Mr.. +. w. HON
sIaBR. late OF the Everett House, New York.
ok-lv JOSEPH II. CRKNSHAW.
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FUTURC. DAYS.


~ r. y. Geek. Auctieneef.
roo ROLLS SUPERIOR M EATING
IyU CLOTHING, CAPS. &c., At AuCTIoN.--
On MONDAY, 2ad inst, at IL o'clock, Will sell
20 rolls ., a. and Ga checked MATING, lust re-
ceived, fresh, and IN most exoellens eohohion'
so rolls l. 8 and Ga white MATING. .rs
After which Will be sold lot OF ~. =.
CLOTHING, CAPS, ~. =
Hv order of s. T Bayly, trnstes for l. Cohen-,
ALSO-Is or % cases BOOTS and shoho' suita
Bile to the approaching season.
The ATTENTION OF the trade in requested.
nis Z. b. COOK. Anct'r..
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x25 REWARD.-Rnnaway, on the 2a,n

. ~ of March, woman ramed MANU-, Whom
"a purchased of II. Stern, Of this city. she
AsOi is of medium size. rather spare made, OIL
- ginger bread color, has ditfdent look
wnen spoken to, Is ~ enty three years old, hs1
blister scar on her neck. She was sold lsst
Christmas at the sale of VIM. Andrews, DECD,
nine miles above the city. She may now be IN
that neighborhood, or near Slash Cot. axe, rs she
has a mother living at MIR. VIM WINS, near
that place. in Hanover county. she was hired 70
Mr. Samuel Allen, of this city last year, and has
n husband hired to Mr. Ballard ut the hxcnenge
Hotel by the name of Dolphius. will puy the
above rev ard If dsliv cred 10 me in Richmgnd
an w Iw< r. n WOODWARD!
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WIN J. CARpgNrBR.

- COMMITTED TO JAIL Al A Kun
~ AWAY. Was committed to the jail Of the
IA corporation Of the city OF Norfolk, ON, me
Il JOHNSON. The said negro man 10 ave feet
three inches high. and weighs about las ponnds:
has one scar GU right arm above his elbow light
complexion; abou, thirty years old
Had ON when committed to jail. black siosn
coat, black pants, glazed cap, and says he vs.
born free, in Baltimore, Mary nd, . s
THOb. ], coRPDBW,
NH ls-ew $50 Sergeant 8itv Norfolk.
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ER T. SH Blu 4 r L Il =

/, Tubs and frkins superior FRESH ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER, just received to-day,
by steamer Yorktowp;
20 boxes short ADAMANTiNE IAN LEs, LOT
illuminating.
boxes Uolored CANDLES-red. white and
blue for illuIni natinR.
10 kegs Mountain BUTTER.
80 bags Mocha, Laguayra, Java, Ceylon, and
Rio COFFEE.
20 bbls. Crushed, Cat, Granulated. Pulver-
lied Coffee. aud Brown SUGAR:
10 half chests hest Green and Black TEA.
loo hbis. Family, Extra, and huperfue FL0uR.
25o Sugar cured, Queen City, Todd's, and Plain
HAMS. $50 FtH
IFS Thin Breast Pieces, shoulders aud Jolss
BACON. go
50 boxes Parafine, Adsnantine, and Tsllow
CANDLES. 49,. - s. = Ia ~. >
100 bus Grey, Crowder and Black Eye PEAS.
200 bushels White Mercer and Peach Blow Pc
TATOES.
London PORTER, quarts and pints; Port and
Madeira WINE; London Dock BRANDY and
pure old Mountaiu WHISKY. For sale, whole-
sale and retail, by J. 8. ROBERTSON,
an IrSt Corner Gov'r and Franklin sta.
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OFFICE r, =. q p. r. X. LUMPANf,( =
Richmond. April Is lsei.
nIvIDEND NOriCE.-At u meeting Of The
~ Board Of Directors Of this Company, held At
aud FIFTY CENTS per share. ont OF the nett pro-
cts Of she Company FOR the past six months, was
declared, payable to tho htockhelders, or their
legal repressntativ son the lat day OF May ne xt
Transfer books win be elo.sd on Saturday, 9th
April. Y. ", AAo T nno,
an l.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Amelia IA the Field, and Ready for the Con
dicf

AMRIIA Co., VA, April Ia. 1851.
Our county is all activity and enthusiasm
a. the prospect of having an Ordinance OF
Secession passed b. the Convention very
soon The wires were broken down yester-
day, SO We could hear nothing from Kich-
mond, which was quite sad lnishap in these
times of excitement. We arc all ready ana
prepared tor any emergency. The gallant
Weisiger has his Troop encamped at Amelia
Court House. The Amelia Rifles ana Grays
will be in to day. Capt. 4. Harvie, of the
Southern Confederacy Army, is with us,
drilling the companies. Our boys are ali
elated at the prospect Of a brush with the
troops of ''Old Abe ,...
The flag of the Southern Confederacy Is
flying froTl the top of ~ur Court House, the
quarters Of the troops, who are awaiting the
orders of Gov. Letcher. We are all truly
glad to see the old Governor coming out so
fully for Southern rights; and IL Is with
pride we have received the Arm, determined
bearing of our gallant representative, Lew Is
T.. Harvie, in the Convention. We nave
| watched his course all through and feel proud
| of him he fu&iy represents US IA people
| what he speaks, endorse. There is no
| people in the old Commonwealth more fully
| and ably represented Than We are he is
| type OF the sentiments OF our entire people.
| AZ we are military people, "Oid Abe y
| had better send on a recruiting officer, and zee
| what he can do in our county towards raising
! Tirginia's quota, Our boys would like to see
| him-guess he would make tracks faster bach
| than "Old Abe" did through Maryland
SCRIBE.
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GUNs, RIFLES. PISTON.
ATTENTION. COMPANIES.


MI ATTENTION COMPANIES
AH~ D. 4 r.. MEL eHIOR. sfs
" W - MANUFACTURERS Of PRE- AIMS
OF every De. cription. Factory bptldl1gs sk eAts4
near the Belle Air Road, Baltimore county.
RIFLES. GUNS ard PISTOLS manufAeaursd IN
the best mann er. aid OF the nsss approved pat
tevns, at moderate prices, In quantities to sult.
Particular attention IL given e altering fll1t-
Lock Rides and Musksis 70 + kRC usSloN Locks.
~ Address . aox ISL BALTlAoRk POST.
OFFICE or, rs second street, up Stain COED
reference. given, Il required ~ lA-eodM
- AIY N IsTS, ANcl EM.s,, :,
TACKLE. ~ am nov epeninE the most eon-
foaad ali the variety VI HOOKS, sach - viF9iaid9
Limerick, Aberdeen Kerby. SoekaoleReys, %
Gimp; aiso Gut and Gimp extra. Rugged 1sss.
with Floats and Hooks complees; Ssa 3Ssss. Fioats
aud einkcrs extra; Cotton, Ltsen asd gtsx
rior Quality Trout Flies aud Rssls Waltisx-I
Ai.o. ia.l Received, sss ss.e,sseAs Of ccL1's
celebrated flvBsSNOoTkRe,a all ei1as !
Maker AID Importer 81 osas. Riass, ~
Kiln
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~ nrVCR-T hereby appoint And e0nnfNute =.
~ ii TRiiEHgART my lawful Agent IN the city
AZ Eiehmond. 10 catry on FAMILY GRoCEkf,
coruer Of sth and Marshall sirsess mprruv.pm
Richmond, April 18th, lsel. ~ 49,
NyOrICE-I have this day appointed 4 Y;
~ R0CK my Agent. to conduct the dkOCLh !,
BUSINESS. ID All its branches n ne Scshty o.
up ls-aw* s. WIH'Aa - ts"ut'1'
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CLOTHIN q, &c

1OOO NIPPLES OF GOODS-Freneh,
lCN}U English and home made, which will
make to order in the latest shape and in the best
manner.
living HULL, Agent,
amid 81 Main. corner I4th street.
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ARGE, POSITIVE, AND PEREM
IL TORY SALE or sTAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, leth inst,
at 10 o'clnck, will sell at NY store on Main St,
between 7th aud sth sts. one door above the store
of Col w D. Blair, my entire stock Of STAPLE
and FANCY DRY GOODS, consi ting OF organdie
Rohos Dress Goods, Bsrage kobes, Jsconet Robes,
Lace Nautles. French Shawls, Dotted swiss Mus
Inns, Spring Cloaks, Berage Shawls. Parasois. Bal.
moral Skirts, Gloves, Hosiery, Swiss Edgings and
insertngs, Collars, Scarfs, &C., together with the
en,ire balance of my stock, as | am determined
To close business. Catalogues will he ready on
the morning of sale. Merchants, consumers, aud
the ladies' are most respectfully invited 10 attend,
NJ every article will be sold without limit or re-
serve. Sale positive, and without regard 70 wea-
ther TEKas--Cash C.. A. 0WATkIS.
Sale conducted by X, Il. Cook, AIct. an lI-fds
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AZ subscriber, on The first day OF this month.
In NEGRO WOMAN named ARAB. She 10
AV about 10 years old. She Is IRON the es-
Ek-. tate of Samuel Leake, and is now held ~
Waiter u. Leake, Trustee. She IL now In Rich
moud with forged pass. She has lived In Rich
mond tor several years. She lived for tho last
two years with Mr.; 4, B. Conway on I'd, between
Broad and Marshall streets she has two dauAh-
tiers: the oldest is an invalid the other sprighly
girl III years old She has two sisters IN kich.
mond, one living on Marshall, between ina snd
LAT sfrsats the other on st James street. near the
corporation line. ! will pay the above reward
If sent to me at Ashland; or confined In jail, %
can get her again.
1vnf
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

Correspondence 81 the Richmond Dispatch
SECESSION Flag Raised in the Dfstrfd n Co.
lumtfa
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CITY WATER W0Rks, /

NYOTICE.-Ths continued high state OF the
n wateri in the river at tais time has entirely
prevented the working Of u. pr@ps ssa the
Rss ns has consequently become 50 limited
that fear IL viii be .htreiy exhausted before tne
The eitseus to use al possible economy IN the use
Of water, and thereby to some exfeat save us
from the calamity Of stoppsgs r.y,. s,n.,
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HENRY SAUNDERS.

- X15 REWAkD.-hAn from my
W farm, Long Row, Hanover county, about
IA the sth of January, . NEGRO NAN nsmsd
n 'PRTER BROWN, about II years old OF .
dark brown color, with q scar on one -
of his neck; also a small one on his knee; y
long legged and upwards Of six feet high. ke
above reward will be paid, II delivered 10 me, or
secured IN jail.
nab 1ynk i
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by Richard Cauthorm, Aact'r.

7 SHALL ENDEAvOR TO SELL ON It'll
L DAY, the 18th inst, ut 10 o'clock. at my store.
the following articles: Whiskey. btandy. bauer;;
Candl es H~rripgs fine Cider in quart ana pint
bottles Woodward, Painted Buckets, broohis,
Salt, Bacon and suudry other articles: -.
an Is f.gt X. CAUI bOhNs Auct :
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND FIVE
l. NEGR0ES. IN HAS0SKk.--Pursuantto the
provisions OF deed Of trust, dated the 24th octo
ber 1850, and recorded in the Clerks Office of
Hanover County Court, on the :sth October, 1880,
from Burwell 3. Dickinson, and 0tery r., his
wife, to the subscriber, shall, at the request Of
-& Hutcheson, the benefeiartes in said deed,
on FRlDAYxfhe 18th of April, lsel az fair; II not,
the hrst faivsday thereafter. Sundays excepted
proceed to sell at auction for oAsu to the highest
bidder, AZ Green Bay, in the upper end OF Hano-
yer, three miles from Beaver Dam Depot, on the
Virginia Central Railroad, aud half q mile from
Green Bay Crossing, the following property, or SO
much thereof may be necessary TO pay the debt.
u: es4 80, secured by said deed Of trust, with in.
terest thereon from the Path October, 1885, and all
costs of preparing and enforcing said deed OIL trust
selling the Negroes first. The property to be sold
is thus described in the deed ef trust: Five
sLAvEs-man Henry. man Nod, boy John, girl
Jane, and woman Milly; and the TRACT OF
LAND, in the county Of Hsnover, on whish the
said Burweii B. Dickinson now resides. with all
the appurtenances thereof, estimated to contain
| SEQ acres, being the same land which was sen-
vey ed to the said BuFweil B. Dickinson by VIM.
Hancock, and which adjoina the lands Of 3. A
Rewsis, Michael shFoneder, and " iiiiam T. Dick
inson.n 5s afsA aFz&
Title believed to be good, bat shall only psss
| the title vented In me by the deed Of trust.
NH le--dtlsAp JOHN PACK. Trustee.
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BY Roht. Is. Lyme, Auct.

HOUSE AND LOT on UNION HILL,
ii FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-l will sell. NJ
public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST day Of
May, at O'Clock +. d. upon the premises, ~
newly erected BRICK HOUSE, situated on and
Leigh streets containing rooms, passage, and a
The Lot fronts 90 feet and runs back 3ee feet. 1t
is rsga rded pleasant location and in healthy
and desirable neighborhood. ltcan be purchased
privately till day of sale, when, ii sold due no
tice will be given.
TERMs Liberal R0. Il. LYME, Auct.,
an II-dtds Office Metropolitan Hall.