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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-13

CHARLEsToN, April l2.-The bombardment of
Fort Sumter by the Confederate troops in
Charles ton harbor commenced this NOR ming
at O'Clock, and the batteries are now firing
on the toI tress.
tsECOSD DIsPATcH.J
CHARLESTON, April 12.-The ball is opened,
and war is inausurate1.
The batteries on Sullivan's Island, Morris
Island, and other points, opened on Fort Sum-
ter at 4! O'Clock this morning. Fort Sum ter
has returned the fire, and q brisk cannonadiug
has been kept mp.
No information has been received from sea-
ward yet
The militia are under arms, and the whole
of our population is on the streets. Every
available space viewing the harbor is filled
with anxious spectators.
THIRD DIsFATCH.1
CHARLESTON, April II, Z. M.-The firing has
continued all day without intermission.
Two of Fort Sumter's guns have been ST.
fenced, and it is reported breach has been
made in the Southern wall.
The answer TO Beauregard'S demand OH
Mai. Anderson was, that he would surren.
der when his supplies were eXhaus ted if he
was not reinforced.
Not Il casualty has as yet happened TO any
of the Confederate troops.
OF the nineteen batteries in possession of
the troops, only seven have opened on Fort
Sumter. The remainder are held in reserve
for the expected fleet.
Two thousand men arrived in the city this
and vicinity.
FOURTH DIsPATCH.1
CHARLESTON, April 12.-The bombardmeu t
continues. The floating battery and Stebbins'
battery are opening freely. Sumter is return
ing the fire.
1t is reported three war vessels are GU tside
the bar.
FIFTH DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, April 12-5 p. N-The firing
has ceased for the night it will be renewed at
daylight, in the morning, unless an attempt
should be made to reinforce, which ample ar
rangements have been made to repel.
The Confederate troops have worked their
guns admirably. Only two We're wounded
during the day
The Pawnee, Harriet Lane, and a third
steamer are off the bar.
Troops are arriving by every train.
SIXTH DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, April 12-lHidnight.-Th bonn.
bardment is still going on at this hour. Dis
charges are made every 20 minutes from the
mortars. 1t is supposed Major Anderson is
sting his men for the night.
Three vessels of war are reported outside
the bar. They cannot get in. The sea is very
rough.
Nobody wa hurt to-day.
The floating battery works well.
The troops continue to arrive hourly. Every
inlet to the harbor is guarded.
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~ Additional Supply of
VERY SELECT AND SCARCE
SPRING & SUM ME GOODS.

~ Additional Supply of
spR1N SEsT s sEE gfM mp N H sfAF Hoons.
By Express and Steamers, We have in store and
are receiving various styles OF very select and
SILKS. DRESS; AND .o
Among which we invite especial attention to the
Beautiful BRoGGHE SPRING SILKS;
Rich Bar8thea Black do;
Silk Embroidered. High Lustred POPLINs;
Handsome Checked and Chene POPLINS
EEessnf Ee5ois5sd rs
Very fine Pr, Printed French ORGANIZES and
Satin Plaid Colored BgRgGEs-vsrv CHEAP:
Grey BEREGE ANGLAISE, in all widths
New Lace, Liuen and Cambria SETS;
Novelties in Lace and Silk MANTILLAS;
French, English and American PRINTS, in va
cAMaissiFyIi.s Also
~ TABLE LINENS,
Cotton ozSABU nHS a Blown and CoIorsd:
0f0"n o"ASi WairS III; & r1cKLEN.
N. B.-Por the next three or four weeks, (pre-
vious to packing them up for the summary We
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
o., MENis AND PLANTATION WEAR,
' MERIN0Es, vALENTIAs,
Heavy CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, SATTINETS,
"a aud Ga Va. PULLED CLOTHS, Dark PRINTS,
BLANKETS for families and servants and
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram
q 4 Il p L 7 IS,
at PRIME COST, POR CASH, DELIVERY.
RE Citizens, Farmers, and Merchants, will con
suit their interest by embracing this opportunity
for great bargains. W. &F.
RE Our W holesale Department Is supplied with
the newest and most beautiful
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
of the season, just purchased at the very low
prices of last week. and for SALE to cash and good
credit buyers, our usual liberal terms.
ap LIT WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
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BY E. Is. Cook, AuctiOneer.

UCTION NOTICE. LARGE, POSITIVE,
n AND PEREMPT0RY SALE AT AUCTION
CASH WEDNESDAY, April 10th, at oclk, at
the auction room under the spotswood Hotel,
CHAS. A. GWATKlN will sell through Mr.. E. B.
Cook. Organdie Robes, Dress Goods, Berags
Robes. Jaconet Robes, Lace Nantes, French
Shawls, Dotted Swiss Muslins, Spring Cloaks,
Berage Shawls, Parasols, Balmoral Skirts Gloves,
Hosiery, Swiss Edgiugs and Insertings, Collars,
searfs, and the entire balance of his stock, to
close business. Catalogues aud samples will be
ready on the morning of sale. Merchants, con-
sumers, and the ladies are most respectfully in
vited to attend, as every article put up will be
sold without limit or reserve
he Sale to commence precisely at clock.
CHAS. A.A6WATkIN.
z. B. Cook, Auet. ap 6-tds
INSTRUMENTATION account Of the weather
the above sale is postponed until TUESDAY, the
10Th of April, when the sale will certainly take
place. CHAS. A. GWATRIN.
4. b. Cook, Auct. apu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
April, 1S61..
u r. Y q O O ID $.

u r. Y q GOD S.
Merchants visiting this city with view of max
Ing purchases, are respectfully solicited to ex.
anime our large stock of
Try GOODS
We offer for sale:
500 bales Brown SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS;
200 do OZNABURGS;
so cases Bleached SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS;
50 bales Plaid and Striped 0ZNABURGS;
500 pieces Striped and Plaid DOMESTICS, for SER
wants;
so bales TICKINGS;
50 bales DENNIS and Striped sHIRTINGS;
$50 cases Fancy PRINTS;
80 cases COTTONADES;
10 cases COlored CAMBRICS;
rs cases Kentucky JEANS and TWEEDs;
And large assortment Of Heavy and Fine LIN
SEY; MEMS WEAR; White CAMBRICs; Irish
LINENS; LAWNS; Plain, Striped and Embroid-
cred BEREGES, ~ ages and POPLINs
All of which we will sell very cheap to the CASH
and prompt six months buyers.
Elicit 4 DREWRY,
ap 1-2w No. II Pearl st.
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BY Redwood & Reach, Aucts.,
"a Main ofraat

GALE OF NICE CIfY-MADE HOUSE
= HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c, &c.
AT AUCTION BY request OF Mr.. b. Baker, Jr.,
who Is DECLINING housekeeping, We will sell on
WEDNESDAY next the 10th lust, commencing
at 10 o'clock, at his residence, corner Of 10th and
Clay streets his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, &c, NC, city made of the best
quality, and but little used. We will enumerate in
part, one PaIlor set OF Crimson Plush, consisting
Of Chairs, Divans, &c Msrble-top Centre aud
SideTables, one Rosewood Etegsre, Hair cloth
Sofa, Velvet Tapestry Carpets; one fine French
Plate Mirror Of large size; one Black Walnut
Hall sett one Black Walnut Sideboard, marble
top one Black Walnut Extension Table one
China Press, Dining aud Tea sets one sett of
Cottage Chamber Furniture, together with Bed
steads, Beds, Chairs. Oil Cloth. Window Shades.
&c, &c.
ALsO-One very superior MICH cow, used to
the city thoroug h bred Ayrshire Heifer, three
years old III June, beautiful animal.
TERMS OF SALE.-*5o and under, cash over $50,
months, for approved negotiable notes, satisfac-
torily endorsed. REDWOOD 4 KEACH,
aps Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.- above sale is post.
poned, in consequence OF the inelemency of the
weather, to MONDAY MORNING, the 18th inst.
at the same hour. lap III 4. 4 K.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.

The War Bill In the Penusy ivania Lesis,
HARRISBURG, Pa. April l2.--The war bill
passed both Houses to night, without amend.
Inent. Gov. Curtin was In his office to sign
II, and II il now a law.
The Charleston war dispatches were an.
nounced in both Houses, producing profound
sensation.
Mr.. Smith, iDem. } in the Ho Sc, after the
announcement, changed his vote to 'yea, t" for
the war BILL All the other Democ rats voted
against il.
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From Forr Ptckens.

New ORLgASs, April 12.-The enthusiasm
among the volunteers is great. Large mum.
bers are leaving for Pensacola.
The accommodating is progressing rapidly at
Fort Pickens.
Advices from Havana say that Messrs.
Rost and Yancey sailed for Europe in the
steamer Clyde.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, April l2.-Rlour steady at IS 81
W heat hrm-red 81 300 SO white 81. 4o0ti 10 -
Corn active-mi xed 5o@toc. white 6l6oSsc. Pro-
lac. w
NEW YORK, April I2-Noon-Ali markets I'M
changed.
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a. Il,
gon, 4s days from Havre.
---------=----------- -------------------
TREAT GAIN.
| wish to sell privately my stock of CONFgC-
TlONs, embracing handsome assortment. as alse
all the fiXTUREs necessary to conducting the
on the premises on nth street, near Eenable,
next door to Mrs. SnEsK APP lists
DURE LEAD-Linseed on; Colors, ground
i in oil aud dry; Paint Brushes; Sand Pape. !;
Putty; spirits Turpentiue and yarnishes-all Of
good quality, and at prices compelled to give sat
i'fae'ioH. Just re (. va y POWERS Druggist,
apis Corner Main aud 18th SITS.
CONCENTRATED L .-Warranted to
y make soap without lime, and ; With little or no
saving iV Of both time and MONEY For ssIs whole
sale and retail by r.: W. POWERS,
apis Corner Main and 18th sts.
CWEET Dillon drsught and in casss-a very
the price wa. Very Iewwih Sc sold to punctua
customers on very reasonable terms, by
apl3 Corner Main and Wall SITS.
BUILDERS AND COUNTRY DEALERS
before buying WINDOW GLASS eisewheie, as he
offers Inducements in that linz; a. Main s,r.s,
BURNING FLUID, Alcohol Kerosene OH,
ID and LAM. Oils For sale BY r..,.,.
apl3 Main ST.. near the Old Market.
=
IA ceiving this day-lo0 bags assorted Nuts 400
drums new crop Figs; $40 boxes Raisins. Fer sale
at reduced prices. BY Zap lal A. ANT0NI.
(IiNCiNNATi RECTlFlED WHlskEY. =
~ 200 bbls. Pixies NIX, expected daily, for
sale to arrive, by W0MBLE CLAIBORNE,
apia No. II Pearl street.
0KANGEs AND LEMONS.-z.I boxes or
ii. ages and l'Tspi '1' AZ i''
GuINESS' EXTRA DOUBLE STOUT POR.
~ TER--25 cases for sale by
apls /. sc b DAVENPORT,
DOLL AND PACKED RUfTEk.-a tubs
very das Mountain Roll Butter: tubs prime
Butter; N store and selling low, by
apia No, los Broad 1t.
TkESH CONGRESS- WATER.-A T.. u
+ saratagA Water, fresh from the Springs, just
received, and for sale by et.
spE ". PETERSON CO., lss Main st.
nNLY twenty Avs csats for superhae Thread
= :p i:4'''' aat''' v'A worm /" ''''i r;sNvys.
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Extra Session of the Confederate Congress.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April IAN extra
session of the Confederate Congress has been
called for the Goth of April
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AZ BLATK Co. have oI E1a1 several
W. choice brands Of
MOUNTAIN WHISKEY,
such Is L. BumgsrdnsE Co., summerdssn. gen
pine Bourbon, direct from the manufacturer Ia
Kentucky, and Also
TIYTE PURE RYE AND WHRAT WHIsHYY
OF al tine above brands, We have It from one 10
i've years old. =
.Xlf whe Wish pare article, will Do well to live
them ell.
Rlshn0aa. March y. lasl.S AAn-,u
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Kentucky Volunteers for the Confederate

Louisville, KY, April II .-Dispatches have
been received TO hold the Kentucky regiment
of volunteers in readiness to move at a mo-
ment's notice, from the War Depar tment at
Montgomery.
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The Wnr News Mt the Snuth

MorRE, ALA, April 12.-There is intense
excitement and rejoicing at the attack on Fort
Sumter. Fifteen guns were fired in honor Of
the event
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Wreck and Loss of Life,

NORFOLK, April l2.-It is reported that a
large guano ship was wrecked IN the late
storm, on the North Carolina coast, and sew
enteen lives lost
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AUCTION SALES.
BIZ e. b. Cook. Auctionee
FUTURE DAYS.


BIZ e. b. Cook. Auctieneer.
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD AND BLACK
II WALNUT FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, 10Th inst, at 10 o clock, will sell
at my store, large lot of superior FURNITURE,
from gentleman declining housekeeping, con-
sistiug of
| suit very handsome CHAMBER FURNITURE in
Rosew God, embracing
/ elegant Eug enie BEDSTEAD.
beautiful MsSble-top RuREAU.
do. WASHSTAND.
:s;s; !: s5s::s
/ & & ELL DE- DC: de- DC: H ESSsAS BED
do. do. do. do. wAsHSTAND.
ALSO
A large lot of very superior Hair nd Shuck Mat
tresses; Cane and Wood seat Chairs Sofas
Lounges; Etegres; Tables; Mahogany Marble-top
Bureaus; Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedstead de;
Wardrobes; Hat Racks; Dining Tables; one very
large aud splendid Observation-Disclosures with
apl3 b. Is. COOK. Auct.
CTOCk OF CONFECTIONERIES,S SHOW.
y CASES, &C., AT AUCTION On MONDAY, the
18th inst, at 10 o'clock, will cell at the store OF
Mrs. N. A. Curotti, on Main, between Goth and
variety Of FRESH CONFECTIONERIES, TOYS,
pERFCMERIES, TRAVELLING BAGS, GLASS
JARS, NUTS PRESERVES, &c.
ALSO
Elegant Mahogany SHOW CASES.
l do do. BIDEB0ARD.
TnRMs.-Cash. T.. b. COOK,
apis Auctioueer.
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Obituary.,

EERdEYNRs. Vt, April 10.-The Hon. Philip
q. Tucker, Grand Master of the Masonic order
In this State died here this afternoon
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JAS. 4. CRENSHAW, ifuS'e
NH l5-2aw2w &dtd

TRUSTEES SALE or sEvENTY-FIyE
l ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD LAND. IN
bEfoT FIFTEEN NILES EAST OF RIcHMoSD
A. and ws dated sd MI
duly recorded in New Kent County Court, shall.
at the request OF one of the creditors named in
premises On EDNksDAY. the 18th April. 1851,
at II o'clock A NJ, If fair; If not the frst fair day
containing seventy five acres and said to be very
valuable on account of its proximity to the Depot
{beins within a quarter of a mile,) and to the
large quantity of original timber and wood, with
which 1t abounds.
TERMS Cash. The taxes for 1851 to be paid by
the purchaser.
ap2-tds w. GODDIN, Trustee
TRUsTEE's SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY THREE ACRES OF LAND IN
NEW KENT COUNTY, NEAR YORK RIVER
trust, executed on the - day of February, 1855,
and duly admitted to record in the CLERKS ofhcs
P,asiiss Is.aeti9n' at ~ :; Dispatch Depot" on
imm ediately after the sale advertised by Mr.. ".
Goddin, TRACT OF LAND containing one hun
dred and forty three acres. more or less, adjon-
and On. one aHs o the Rieh
mond and York River Ra1{foad. About e-half
This tract is well situated, and the land is of good
quality, and is only II mi ies from Rich mond.
TERMs.-One nth cash the remainder upon
a credit OF four and eight months, tor negotiable
notes with interest added, and the title retain cd
until all the purchase money Is paid.
ap l3-tds WIN. II. LYONS, Trustee.
VNR r f s. SALE OF HANDSOME
L BUILDING LOTS, IN THE PLAN OF BEL
NIDERE, NEAR HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY As
Trustees in certain deed of trust from James NJ
Anderson, dated s5th August, ls56, duly recorded
in Henrico County Court, we shall sell at public
auction, on the premises. on SATURDAY, the Goth
April, 1881 at O'Clock z. NJ, several very beau
tfus BUILDING LOTS, in the plan of Belvidere
fronting on Belvidere and Pine streets.
ERMs.--Although the deed requires ca h sal
yet, by consent Of the creditor the terms will be
One-third cash balance at months, for negotia-
bic notes, interest added, and title retained till
last note paid The taxes for 1851 to be paid By
the purchaser. w. GODDIN, fr,
APP j. l.. APPERSON,{ iIusloee.
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Charter Of n Tr..usnor. Sta,,,or

NEW YORK, April 12.--The steamer Wander
bilt was taken to the Navy Yard to-day. 1t
Is supposed that she has been chartered by
the Government
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ra. Firing stopped for the Nian.-Ihe Har.
lie, Lane Driven oh-Goed Firing Of the
Ra,,eries-The Preparations the Day Be
Care Description Of Fort s"mp'er-Majer
..sersop, sc.
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The "Independence" of Hayti,
WAsHISGToS, April 12.-Gen. Sumner to-
day called on Secretary Seward, urging the
recognition OF the independence of Hayti.
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By Robt. IL. Lyme, Auct.

ny h0bt. Is. Lyme, Auct.
HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,
IL FOR SALE AT AUCTION will sell, at
public auction, on WEDNESDAY. the Let day of
fair; if not, the next fair day thereafter,l that
newly erected BRICK HOUSE. situated on ii aud
Leigh streets, containing rooms, passage, and a
Kitchen connected to the dwelling, with rooms.
tsregarded AS pleasant location, and in healthy
and desirable neighborhood. Ii can be purchased
privately tll day of sale, when, II sold. due no.
tiee will be given.
TxRNs.-Liberal. Ro. b. LYME, Auct,
up li-dtds Office Metropolitan Hall.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND FIVE
i NEGROES, IN HANOvER.-Pursuantt to the
provisions OF deed Of trust, dated the Gath Octo-
Der, 1885, and recorded In the Clerks Office Of
irons burwell b. Dickinson, aud 0tery r., his
wife, to the subscriber. shall, at the request Of
- Hutchinson. the benehciaries In said deed,
the first fair day thereafter. Sundays exceptel,j
proceed to sell ut auction for CASH, to the highest
bidder, at Green Bay. in the upper end Of Hano-
yer, three miles from Beaver Dam Depot, on the
Virgins Central Railroad, and half . mile from
Green Bay Crossing, the following properly, or 50
much thereof rs may be necessary to pay the debt.
r. ssenrsa ~ SAD DECD & ras With i1
costs Of preparing and enforcing said deed trust
selling the Negroes first. The property to be sold
y thus described in ths deed Of trust: = Five
5.ss and ssmas nily and fd he s0i fRa ea 81
LAND, in the county Of Hanover, on which the
said Burwsll b. Dickinson now resides, with all
the appurtenaness thereof, estimated to contain
ysyed to the said Burwell B. Dickinson BY WIN.
Hancock, md which adtoina the lands oil b. 4.
Rowzia, Aiehael Shronsdsr. and William r. Dick
inson. -
Title believed to be good. but shall only pass
the title vested In me BY the deed Of trust.
nah i6-dtisAp JOHN PAGE. Trustee.
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.6aDNzNCE DEF1KfHYSf


M RicHxoSD, April ~ MI.
w CeM - u In eaoceSs % Reo& enA
1ounted Irvops, Who have pFUeuve4s al0A
rom elsewhers than the Armory et Rtchno4A.
Will please send 20 this Department the stee "a
their bnllets, IL order that Dpnttlon nay ~
prepared for them when bsedeA. " Weaid - b1Ak
% send one or tvu bullets. cap of tue. the si1e
Of the cone, AID the name Of The paker ef tk6
piece. CHAlIH DffM0cxx I'll
OETT6H 4 \ D FlKkIf6 66fENf6E
6U frseh Orange coaaty hu1xkk. jsss spssaved
n i.Ss sad half ihis. visxisia Messta,s DIT
y bsS. nsshss Lassayn. lava. csyioA. ~
y bills: 0sa.h Cut. ansslaass, Fslvsuasal.
10 half chests beet Green ard Black TIA,
lee bhls. Family kxtfa. and Sup4l9ne RLQ0Hs
- s.gef.sassd. osssA Ctsy, fsaal Is - 2Ql,
rs sAls l.sAss plsess. sAssasssS -,
y; &; sssaass 1a,essl.s
!: y =; sI' 80 ss ~ !: =
4 ~: q |! !
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AUCTION AALI1.
FUTURE DAYS.


/ PRopERTY Known AS TaE awksrRIM
1nGS W2kS IN f THF yFk kH
Al Property THEREON, CONSISTING OF
IMPLEMENTS. Tools. &c.-As Trustees In 4
certain deed Of trust executed BY George w. Jor.
S @ BEARING % s si March, day
corded in Henrico County Court, and In other
counties, we shall. being thereto requested BY
Lie xUtTioN. on the PREMISE. on HoNDAY,
the 18th April, 1891 at 4 o'clsek, M, lif fair
rrs shs 'es
Which the wessham IRON Furnace is located, and
to the seventeen acres Of land adjoining. known
as the "Old Magazine" tract Also. all the rights,
Jordan, winn Co. in and to certain real estate
In the counties of Rockbridge, Fluvanna, Buck
ingham, Nelson, Amherst aud Bedford, In the
of superior iron ore which, It is stated by judges,
can be melted with the smallest outlay Of fuel. -
~ foot head, at moderate rent. Also all the Coke,
Iron, and other Ore belonging to the said Jordan
Winn Co Also Il Canal Soat II Of which are
other known and aesisnatsd by the name Of the
Little Tennessee" Also. IA Horses, ls Mules,
Mules, which may have been added or substi-
tuted for those named above, together with all
ss FOR Of ne svsry a S 1 1s
and all the Buildings and improvem snts of every
kind upon the Real Estate referred to above with
all the Mach Machinery, IMPLEMENT Tools, Provi-
ed by the said company. The foregoing pro-
perty Is regarded very valuable. The fur
mace il built Of dressed granite, Is foet in
the bosh, and of the most improved plan,
well Of the most substantial character
Their location on the banks OF the Canal, within
tive miles of the city, recommend them favorably
to the attention Of those no NAV wish to engage
in the manufacture of iron. There il now on
hand very large supply Of Coke, and Iron and
other Ores, that with very slight repairs to tn
machinery, the works go into immediate op.
Grafton and 1t is believed, with small ipcrea e
of machinery, sufficient blast can be had to in
sure the economical and regular working of the
furnace. The said Coke, and Iron and other Ores,
Will be valued by competent judges before the
day Of sale. and the purchaser of the Real Estate
Will be required to take aud pay for the same at
such valuation.
TERMs.-For the Real Estate Coke and Iron
and other Ores, there will be required in cash
.lo, 0o0 the like of *e, 600 at four months the
like sum of $40 900 at eight months; and the resi-
due of such proceeds of sale in equal instalments
at one, two and three years; in each case nego-
table notes. interest added satisfactorily endors.
ed, and secured by a trust deed on the said pro.
/ pertv. For the balance of the Personal property
all sums under $50, cash; over that amount, foul
months credit, for approved endorsed negotiabl {
paper, interest added. The taxes for lsol to be
paid by the purchasers. The trustees will take
! pleasure IN showing the deed under which they
property, and will give to all such any other in
h! formation In their possession.
JAS IA aR e. pciRHE,NsHAw Trustees.
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rsy FLEET OFF TIM COAST
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Nv Richard Cauthorn. Auct'r.

by F1cHafu CHutHoTus AuCVTs
ON FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock. at my
~ store, will sell at auction. Bacon, Soap, Can
Brandy, Apple Brandy, Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
SHOES. &o.-Also, lot Of Shoes, Boots. Cloth
ing, &c (nh III K. CAUTH0RN, Auct.
RE The above sale Is postponed to MONDAY,
18th inst, at 10 o'clock.
X. CAUTHORN, Auc'r.
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kNs PERFECTED TOMATO.-Ih have fos
~ sale limited number Of PLANTS Of tho
~ above, Price g ss1.. per dozen
good stock Of ROSES, DAHLIAs, yERBENAS,
&c, &c. JAMES GUEST. $50
ap i?-sts Westhana Plank Road.
M To- THE VOLU NTEEkS on TfAE.
N CITY OF RICHMOND.--Ihe subscriber. r.
thankful for past fAvors. tax - this msshoa
to apprise the Volunteers Of this city that he III
stiil continues to manufacture fATiGux and w
UNDREss CAPS, Of such style and quality q q j
warrant satisfac ton. Always on hand, An assost-
ment Of such CAPS rs are 1t present worn BY all
the Companies. II. 6CHuLTx. Agent
ap lo-st* Main, below 2oth street. 8
~ GOV, CKLiffE-By lap. 0lsn-
A0Vcoe, will make limited season At BROAD
OCH. commencing on the 18th 1t March.
Frise go Fer further particulars. sddrees
NH ts-lawstS ID. McDANlEL.
RA4rqTfNrIo ,sIp aSR SNSSNxFANfSN
MILITIA ;-Assembie for instrustion II drill.
w eorner Ath and Asrshail streets, on SATVR.
DAY. lah April. At 4 o'clock p II. =
The boundaries Of this Company are o. follownp
Commencing ut the northwest corner 81 broad
and eth streets, with the xorth side Of Broad Is
Adams, east side Of Adams to Leigh north side a.
Leigh to Jefferson, east side Of Jenerscn 10 bnvaI
south side Of buval to Ind eas side Of nd ID cor-
porauaa line, thence With said lina "a lSh siSeet
west side Of al tc the bekiunipg. ~
~ order Of Capt. y =. Dcryf
ap n-Ns 3. r. ALLRN iss serxst