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One Of the FOREIGN ministers here made a
s1en1ncant remark the other Eight at dinner
Party ihe feeling Of foreIgn cabinets toward
laS ti915 gose;5nment vas alluded to, when this
o1pi9maast replied: "Gentlemen, The cabinds
q EMrept tt begoHd Richmond" In other
Jon drive the rebels out Of Richmond they
canros achieve their irdependence~ifvn vnu d.
not driTe them out Of Richmond and Virrjnis
theJ Will de4erEe recognition. and viii raf h. y
Tie Eympathies Of Europe NE With us hating
few cottonspinne1s, but thi1 feel}nr caS
hvan us little unless our troops are af1e II
suppress Che rebellion. II q year hence The
kHay Of JET QAyas orer the seeded States il
unquestontd, no impartial mind can blame
the European governments for recoprixfnr
the government Of the Southe1n CoafedeIacY.
But there will be no attempt to break tie
blockade, for year at least, # ever. The Sc
cessionists profess to have received favorable
news from abroad Of late, and, according to
tier messenger, Louis Napoleon is to lead Of
In recognizing the Colfcderacy, aud England
is to follow. This Is, DOUBTLESS, q mRdeup
story, circulated to keep up the spirits Of the
de6patfirg rebels. It IL, however, true, that
the latest edstces show thst there is more IN
certainty ahont the policy Of Louis Napoleon
than Of The course Of the English government
And for this reason: In England there Is an
anti slnTeIy sentimentwhich no ministry GRE
satey venture 10 Outrage gud def, but Louis
Napoleon Is accustomed to do as he pleases,
without ottatatng leaya Of the French people.
q. a. pteaeat he Is Yey favorable to the United
1afs@ 6o!exnment, p1rey ~ !; matter Of
fone5, acd sttfaaJ Without reference to the
eis1,;a 1870 E q the conaict IN, .AneF3ca; and
fcEs for ch.ng.se tbs. p9iIcy. 81 w9ufd do "a
vIh6us NUT c.r!pxslacuuo2,- Cai u
+. [hl A'
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The RorAL FAMILY or EHalANp.-What
ever may be said Of the unhappy position OF
the Princess Frederick William, It Ia quite
of Hesee a1d The Princess Alice Is 4 geaa3n:
love. afasr, and made BY the desire Of both the
young people most concerned. =
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To.al Union majority ........ s., ,760
The above vote Is fun and official, save in
the instance OF Boone county, in the Tenth
District, from which county no returns wese
received.
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WLLARD's HoTs1 soLD 1t il reported
tbst Pfe6bury Il Co. formerly Of the Girard
House. have tsken Wizards Hota1, aci vii
hsve poee eeeslcn OF ta= 16:h Inst
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4 person just from Memphis BY railroad,
eaJs General Pillow has been superseded in
the cemn1nd OF the secession forces guarding
The Mississippi, BY BAhor, nov Ge 1eral, PolE.
Ses eays tht people bsd no conadenca in PA-
low, It'd wtre grs:ttied tlst ha e.s super
C4Gtd. X.
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ter ths field. It has changed It's name from
the "Brooklyn Pbalanx'' to "Long Island
Volunteers" Julius ". Adams, late Of the
U. 3. Army, commands as Colonel, and the
roll nuInhetH 4H nersnna
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FROM CAIRO.

Fort Irentiss-1he Three Ye1rs' Enlistment
Again-Cd. McA1thur's R4giment-A,7ea Of
Comp Jackson Birtas-E1citement in SCOT
County, Mo.-A Vn{on Hon Myste7iou3y
.1fissed-A Seeessiotiss held az Hostage,
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[From the Examiner Norfols, Val
Cerhalic Pills accomplish the object tor which th4y
were made. y1k:-Cuse Of Headache In all il forx,s
from the Examiner Norfolk VAT
They have teen testet in more than th,usana
cases, with entire success.
IFrou the Democrat, St. Cloud, MIMI
1fyon arr or hare besa troubled With tho headache.
ed f. q ned + Sephas P 60 tass may aa7s
lFron tie Advertiser. Providence, r
The Cerhane Fills are said TO be remarkably edec-
M Sey5 u qeaf T: { 5
been discovered.
tFrom the Western +. r Gazette, Chicago ILL.,
Cerhauc Ills @D~ -1' '>'1 '''>@ '''' "'' 1'''-
Ne arr suTe that persons suffering With ths head
ache, who Try theEi " II stick II them.
[Fro.n the Southern Path Ficder, New Orleans La}
Tv them! you that afe afflicted. aaa wo are aura
tst that has F=ee7 Cd Seaeats tai 10 otass
medicine can produce.
From the St Louis Democrat
The immense deialt for the article (Cephs!c F!llsD
rapidly Increasing.
from the Gazette Davenport, rowa1
3r. Spalding would not connect his ratno vita Al
article he did not KNOW to possess real merit.
[Fron the Advertiser, Providence, RL1
The testimony In their 1avor Is strong, from the most
respectable quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport, Ri
Cepharc Ptla are taking the place Of MI kinds.
[Frern the Commercial Bulletin. Boston, Aass.1
Said to be yery etdcacious for the headache,
From the Commercial Cincinnati OhioI
Suffering humanity can now BE- relieved
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0mcfa1 Vote for Kentucky Congress.
men,
TFrnY,1 fhe Tnns~r{11n rnu1o.11

We are indebted to friend and correspou-
dent for the following official vote Of the State
by districts, at the late election for Congress-
man.
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oCR WASHINGTON LETTER,

a Saaetr Conuz -CbAgrcss IT,: .Eaynest-
1he President soould:.haps .Fieuotu, Report
IRON Aeso Orleans tcitA q, 900 MenAGru
and Exht11dge &ertuaddzt Satan Tie .drst
Seetsh"-Fbster Of. NORTH tCsaro2ina-;Dx. Cur
~ o. W&0l t&ati2t1ts, fs.sss = T:.:'.
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They have teen testci In more than th ,usr
cases, with entire success.
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YFs1LAaTI+ Mich, January ltta, 1861.
Mr. ErAID1y8,
SIk;ENot long since sent to you for box Of Ccp
nAnc f1s 1or the cure Of the Nervous Hc1dache And
CesI9encs1 and received the same, and ru1Y uAD 20
5oop ~ K1FECI THAT WAs INDUCED TO SEND FOB
AoEx Please send by return mail =
Direct to a L WHRELER
YpAlantt. Mea
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[From the Democrat, St. Cloud, Mlnx.1
Tor art or have been troubled with tho baaa ,.he
item In case Of ar attack ' ~
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Is THIS auE!-Ihe Quincy .4enad Of yes,
terday learns that jim Green, the arrested
rebel leader Of Missouri. has bsen "released
On his own parole Of honor, without being
sworn to support the, Constitution Of the
United states." .
The heaviest penalty inflicted on any Of the
captured rebels yet heard Of, is to mike them
swear to support the Constitution, and then
turn them loose. In some instances they are
restored to rank and promoted. In other
cases the soldiers are employed to catch their
loyal runaway slaves and return them to bon
daga # tha rebellion Is to be dealt with In
this farcical way, when will It be put DOWN.
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lFrom tie Advertiser. Providence r
The Cerhalic Fills are said to be kabty edec
i've remedy fof the hea&ache, and ona Of the very
best f1f hat very frefent complaint which has cTet
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIyAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.

PORTLAND Jan. 3o.-The steamship Bohe.
memian, from Liverpool on the 18th, with
dates TO the 18th via Londonderry, has ar
rived
The Anglo Saxon and Fulton had arrived
out.
II is reported In Paris that decree will
soon be issued, declaring that if Piedmont
makes war on Austria, she need not expect
French assis lance.
Great military preparations Were progress
ing in France.
The Spanish Government had ordered strict
neutrality on the part of its vessels at Gaeta
Naples. The bomba rdment of (Iaeta is to he
resumed on Monday
The Times deprecates the secession move
ment in America. 1t says, should a Son tn .
ern Confederation become the real United
States. as far as present and prospective ter
ritory is concerned, it is difficult to saw Uheth
er the connection between New York and
New England on the one hand and Illinois
and New England on the other, could long
survive a total separation from the South
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. II. -Cotton-Sa1es for tba
week OF 1872, 900 bales spectators taking 81 ooH
and exporters IL 900 bales-far nd middliug uuaI-
tiles advanced 1Mt inferior advanced 4 and
scarce: Orleans Fair Sd Middlinc "A: Uplands
fair Y; Midding It. Stock in port 6a0 900 pa les
including Jt3, 0oo American.
, Ffid9H-Market closed active and buoyant-
BfeadstufS quiet and steady Wheat oDpned
Consols Ola
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.--House-M Cobb.
OF Ala, presented the Ordinance of Secession
OF mat State and withdrew, expressing his
regret AT the necessity of leaving. He ex-
horted the Republicans to do something to re-
store peace to the distrac ted country.
Mr.: Reynolds, of n. Y, from the Commit
tee OF Five, reported a bill authorizing the
President to call out tho militia in certain
cases.
Mr.. Branch of n. c., presented counter
report.
MIR Cochrane, of N. Y, presented another
report against secession, but also against CO.
ercIon. lie also reported bill, in effect that
when the revenue laws are INSTRUCTED i'll any
State, the President may Issue proclama-
ton suspending them, 10 be restored if the
State returns 10 the Union. The report was
rccommitted.
The Philadelphia Working Mems petition
was presented.
The resolutions of the Ohio Democra tic Con-
vention Were presented and referred to a select
committee of five.
\ communication was received from the
President, announcing the fact that he had
signed the Kansas bill. Subsequently, Mar
tin +. Conway, the member from that Terri
tory, was sworn and took his seat.
The report of the Committee of Thirty
Three was resumed.
Mr.. Conklin denounced the secessionists as
apostatcs and rebels. He made semi-aboi-
ton speech. He would, however, do some
thing for the border States, but would not
vote to re-establish the Missouri Compromise.
Mr.. Stevenson said if Mr.. Conklin was a
fair exponent of the Republican party, there
was no chance for a compromise; but he still
hoped border State Commissioners would be
able TO do something.
Mr.. Crittenden's proposition was offered as
an equitable adjustment
Mr.. Howard, of Ohio, made conciliatory
speech III favor of compromise.
Mr.. Morris, of Pa, wished to Danish the
agtating question of slavery from Congress-
He favored the majority report of the Com
mittee of Thirty Three. If he could not get
this, he would take the Border State resolu-
tons, or submit the whole matter to the peo-
pie.
Adjourned.
SenGte.-The Philadelphia Working Mems
memorial was presented by Mr.. Bigler.
Messrs. Cameron and Bigler endorsed il in 4
few brief remarks. The former said he was
willing TO make concessions for the sake of
peace.
Mr. Mason objected to the term concession.
The South wanted no concession. She only
wanted her rights.
Mr.. Trumbull favored the enforcement of
the laws.
The Pacific Railway bill was passed-37 to II.
The Pixies Peak Territory bill was discussed
and amended. No vote taken.
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Adjournment of the Georgia Convention

MILLEDGEyuLE, GA, Jan. 30-The Conyen-
ton day refused to reconsider the vote on
the Revenue ordinance adopted yesterday.
4 resolution was introduced giving the Gov
eminent certain powers TO make reprisals.-
Tabled.
An address TO the citizens of the South and
the world, setting forth the causes of Georgia's
secession was adopted.
An ordinance declaring it the fixed policy of
the State TO guarantee security to all seeded
States, was adopted
The Convention then adjourned, 10 meet at
Savannah on the call of its President.
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The Revenue Law.

New YORK, Jan. 30.-Hon. Jno Cochrane,
OF New York, from the Select Committee of
Five, introduced bill proposing that vessels
from foreign ports, bound to n port within the
scope of the provisions of said bill shall, with
its foreign cargo, be liable TO Seizure and con-
domination, and i'll the same view of applying
its restrictions only to foreign commerce on
which revenue is by law collected. All yes
sells lawfully engaged in the cOastWise trade
are exempted from its operations, which are
purely remedial and defensive. 1t further
provides, if practicable, to collect the revenue.
The President shall, by proclamation, specify
the port III which the obstruction exists.
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R.rryyoRE Jan so.-Flour du IL at Il. 25aI 50. al
no sales. Wheat buoyant - Red sl.30Qsl Sc !;
White 81 .45@si.o5; Corn frmer-Yell9w 0i0gssse :
White 70GD73c Provisions steady-Mess FORK
slst Coffee lii@i2s. Whiskey steady at lS@lS4.
NEW YORK, Jan 3).-Cotton steady sales OF
600 bales. Flour quiet at yesterdays quotations
Wheat easier: red 81 81; white 81. 55Gl. go. Corn
firm: mixed e9697o. Provisions duh and an
changed: Lard Ios@los. Whisky ls7. Sugar
heavy: N. 0. 44Gos. Coffee steady at lit4 49, -
Turpentine frm at SO. Rosin dull. Rice steady
at sfais. Stocks opened lower, but closed hfmer
under the European news: n. Y. Centrals 500; Va
sales in New York January 20, of 81, 900 Va. els
at 154 $40 900 Tenn. SIS at 7i and IS, 600 n Z. os
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From North Carolina.

RALEIGH N. c., Jan. 30.-The House has
concurred III the Senate's amendments TO the
Convention bill, and il has finally passed. 1t
puts the question of :" Convention or no Con-
vention." The election is to take place on the
26th February, and the delegates to the Con-
yention restricted i'll their action in that
BODY TO Federal affairs.
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NiSSOnr; F,euiSl1t,Ire.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. GA joint resolution has
passed the Senate, appointing Commits sioners
to Washington on the 4th prox. The same re-
solution was introduced in the House and
laid on the table.
The House adopted q resolution, taking
strong ground against New York and Ohio
aiding the General Government TO coerce the
seeding States
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BY Thomas w. keesee. Auct'r.
(Otice corner of 18th and Cary streets

| lMEER AT AUCTION.-We offer our stock
4Iof LII ABER at auction on TUESDAY, Feb 5th,
IsGi at 10 o elk, containing the usual assortment
JOiST, OF various sizes Sill, He ri and Merchant
able SCAN Ting all sizes Heart and Merchant
able l-inch BOARDS; DRESSED FLOORING; OAK
PLANK and SCANTLlNG, &c.
Also, fine young MULES and CART: fine
young HORSES aud WAGON, with HARNESS ;
l Ierring' d2uble-doo FlRE-PROoF SAFE.
TERMs-All sums under slO0, cash; 800 and
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
PHILLIPS & COLEMAN
BE- Sale conducted by THos. w. kEEsEE, Auct
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Jurisprudence Of the Richmond Dispatch.



fkEDERIcKsBCRG, VA, Jan. Goth, 1851.
Tia."fe getting in the spirit Of war, here
an 1Ahs oi our battalion of volunteers are
r. 80 WIN reliable members, divided into two
wa-P1N.gs, The whole under command of
e,, ,yq WIN. ). Barton. The Fredericksburg
og,rpaAy o. Artillery, aeeently organized, and
,"',"iiILh'iihg nearly 20 men, has adopted It's
an, - Aon and uniform. The latter is made
vol. t 'Ae grey kersey, manufactured at the
yrrs IN NH III tins piace--an article OF goods
H. PoPutiF IN th;s section.
yer,t. ."hF iss Is an exciting one for the Con-
MAJ, Our candidates are Messrs. j l..
The . ,s, d and VIM. 3. Barton and SO far,
an 49, 'trins 10 be 8 neck and neck" Both
irle,.dss tohed, intelligent gentlemen. and the
saoce", " each seem 10 be eq ually sanguine OF
erea.s session feeling is decidedly ON the in
ofatlr ~ ms Vicinity A the call of gentlemen
q I'm. a rue chas. T Goodrich, Esq a lawyer
,stina utilities, delivered Il lengthy and inter
eshifi, peech here on Friday night last. In
iasd,..an,g the policy of Virginia 10 seeede inn
very go from the Unfon, his address was
of hssn'euve, discussing, as it did, the affairs
argn,n.P. tssrhi crisis In Il most eloquent and
cumulative manner.
here so Paper has very large circulation
&c anyways welcome. WESLEY
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Tho National Convention

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Mr. Corwin, of Ohio,
to-day received the following dispatch from
the Governor of Rhode Island
1.-The Legislature of Rhode Island to-day APP
pointed Commissioners TO the Washington
Convention. God give success to the move
ment. y
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jurisprudence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

poD.h PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. 20
thal ca'', las is doing yely-earning name
wooa+ De beat in this State. A colored
fine named named Natty, last night, gave birth to
q h., se%,ithy child, TO the great satisfaction
~ aiighted spouse, aud TO his great dis
IMP =. 'IoA, gaze birth 10 t,eo more this morn
dgn'f .tt' at one pop is pretty good, and
AA lbe State can beat il.
Yours, ALPHA.
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CLOTHING. &c.
rr,HE LATEST SELL ofthe season

THE LATEST SELL Of the season is now
L being made at los Main street where the Whole
stock, which is made in the best manner, and con-
sidered desirable any lot of WIN T r
CLOTHING ever offered in town, is being sold at
extremely low prices. Coats, Pants Vests, Shirts,
Drawers, Collars, Socks, Gloves, SuspenderS, Neck
lies II handkerchieis' pressing towns, shaws,
for the last seasons trade, can be bought at the
customers price. FULL DRESS SUITS or BCSl
NESS SUITS can be bought ~ per cent. less than
usual prices. We want TO reduce the stock for the
cash, and offer Inducements. Call at 100 Main 81.
ia % w. :. TUPMAN Agent.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Political pedking-CdndidateS for the Con-
ISDEPEyDESCE, GRAYsoS Co, VA,
La,

IoUI J
but adjourned to give place 10 political speeches
from FIX Gov. Fayette McMullen, candidate
for Congress in the Thirteenth Congressional
District, and Col. 4. NJ. Davis and Col VIM.
G. Parks candidates for seat in the Nir-
gina Convention, to assemble in Richmond
on the 18th of February next. These gentle
men declared their wish 10 remain i'll the
themselves. Col. Davis said he would offer
the Crittenden Resolutions the ultimatum
of the South.
Robt. =. Baker, the new Sheriff of Gray
son, took the oath of Office to-day.
The village of Independence, ana the entire
county of Grayson, is rapidly improving. l
think capital could be profitably invested here.
The winter has been unusually severe in the
mountains; yet we are all doing we'll
nothing like cold winters to brace the body
and the mind. ORANGE.
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From HaYaun.

New ORLEANS, Jan. S0.-The De Soto, from
Havana on the 9th, has arrived. Sugars
dull. The new crop was coming III. Money
was tight. Exchange nominal.
The Spanish Bank had authorized the issue
of 81, 900, 900 more of bonds.
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BY James Nj. Taylor & Son, Auct'rs.


HlLL.-Pursuant to the provisions OF Il deed OF
trust, executed by Nancy Judah, on the 23d of Au-
Richmond Hastings Court ,conv eying a certain lotto
me in trust shall, on FRIDAY the LIST day of Feb
ruary, lo6l, at O'Clock z. NJ on the premises,
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, fol-
cash, the properly conveyed in the said deed OF
trust for the purpose of satisfying the debt secured
in said deed. The LOT lies On Navy Hill, in tbs
city OF Richmond, on the northern side of Baker
street, between Sd and Ith streets, fronting on Ba
ker street " feet. THOS. J. EVANS, Trustee
JAS. NJ TAYLOR son, Auct'rs. -
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Secession Meeting.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Jan. 30.-There was j
great secession meeting at the Theatre last
night. Among the speakers Were many who
formerly advocated compromise. Wilmington
is almost Il unit for secession.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucs's.

oE SALE rs or
COUNTY, FoUR MILES FROM MANCHESTER
In dasd Sse5 anaa a MI
corded in Chesterfield County Court, shall, In
execution thereof, proceed to sell at public auc
suary ISL It e Clock n, II air If not the the
hrst lar day thereafter, the valuable farm former
pea ~ Mr. Clayton. The tract contains 800 acres.
Inc place Is SO well known that q further descrip-
N9 IN Is deemed unnecessary.
Terms -Enoughin cash 10 defray expenses Of
aIe, anu 20 dlseharSe note OF 81, s33 49, with u-
ise2; on credit as to 81 ass az until ist January
lses-with interest from ist January lseo-and bal,
at the time Of sale. The taxes for 1851 to he ma
by ~ the 1s purchaser .ueusrus
y THE COUNTY OF HENRiCo, N THE Town
OF SIDNEY As Commissioner appointed bv q
the LIST November, ls5s in the case of Drum.
mond, Trustee for Ayres, against Reins, shall
pr Sc hs
p. NJ. IF fair; If not, the next fair day. except
sunday the following Real Estate, belonging 70
John W.'Rens, as appears by the Commissioners
books, and referred to in the plaintiff bill, viz:
HALF ACRE, adjoining Rich d Reins two miles
TERMS. :: one-third cash; balance at g and IL
months, for negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-
pad t dE6sdE a rs
Commissioner.
OOnDiS ~ APPERSOS, Auets. la 5--tds
GALE OF A DESIRABLE FARM AND
- RESIDENCE. NEAR RICHMOND, UNDER
DEED OF TRUST pursuance of the proyi-
SONS Or deed OF trust, executed to the under
signed az Trustees, by Albert A. Morris and Sarah
Aun his wife, dated the 1s day of July, ls18. and
Of record in the Clerks Office Of Henrico County
Court Tor the purpose of securing the payment
OF DEBT therein mentioned due to Loftin Elicit
we shall, on WEDNESDAY, the Goth day OF Feb,
ISL commencing at o'clock p. NJ. proceed to
sell at puDilc auction, or the premises, to the
highest bidder, for cash, certain piece or parcel
OF LAND, N the county of Henrco, on the Meadow
Brldge road, ION which the said Morris at present
resides containing by survey ftty-three acres,
TWO r0ods ana twenty-siX poles conveyed to the
SAID Morris by Isaac A. Goddiu and wife, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon
Inc ute 10 the property aforesaid is believed to
oe nhquestionabIe; but acting Trustees we
shall convey with special warranty only
should the said Albert A. Morris or his assigns
desire to do he they have the right to extend
such credit on the balance of thApurch base money
alter he payment of the expepeSs of ne sale and
the DEBT OF 81 500 due said gflett, with interest
thereon from the lst July 1889, end to direct the
manner Of securing such balance as he or they
may THINK proper; but in no such credit is
gwen by him or his assigns, then the whole pur-
chase money must be paid In cash.
should the weather be such on the day aforesaid,
as in the opinion Of the Trustees to render it i'm
to proceed with the sale, then the said sale
Will be continued from day to day, SUNDAYS eX-
eepted, and al the hour above mentioned until
said sale shall be effected.
JNO. L. TATE, }r
ia 29-tds BICK. h. WINSTON, trustees
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Z 1 JUME TOUkTHkR.-Then save money by
saving fuel. Save BOTH and increase your com
forts at the same time, by procuring Heaters,
Ranges and Stoves of the latest and most approved
construction. The ''Victor Gas Burner warns
two with scuttle of coal, and never
loses fire. The Portable Crate is both cheerful
and sensible" Stoves sold by me in years past
repair or taken IN exchange for new. Second
hand stoves sold cheap.
ALSO-PlumbinS, Gas-ftting and Tin Work
done with dispatch, at the Governor Street Stove
Store GEORGE STARRhTT, Belyin Row.
sb ia
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IOr MHIskEY PUNCu. EGG.NuG.

w HiShE1 NO II, Il " ~
Whisky; old Jamaica Rum; pure Virginia Peach
and Apple Brandy; tine French Brandies; Lackey's
Old Mountain Dew aud other choice Whiskeys;
Wines; Champagne Wines, choice brands; large
and choice lot best Imported and Domestic Cigars
Just received and for sale favorable terms at
the new Family Grocery Of
ia2 MINSiS & co, "a and Main SITS.
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AUCTION exLEs.
By !. L G. B. Davenpsrt, Anets.

GKOCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION...on
~ nohsDAf, 3lst January, We will sell. NJ l9
O'Clock, IT our auction store. an assortment Of
GROCERIES,, viz:
800 bbls Refined SUGARS
200 bbls. Refined SYRUP
PURE M0LASSES RUN.
SOAP, CANDLES.
STARCH, BACON.
GREEN and BLACK TEAS.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
CHAMPAGNE and MADEIRA WINES
ALSO
300 SIDES SOLE LEATHER.
TERMS Under sioo cash, 500 and over 4 mos
credit, for approved paper.
ja2e l. h q. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.