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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
Neutrality-suspicious..
Baltimore 6 Ohio RAN Road

WaElllSa, lst6 April, 1851.

WHREL1Na, 18th April, 1861.
ENE and amer the l4th Of April. 1851. the passen-
~ ger Trains will he ruA rs follows, viz:
The Expires TFaln leAres Wheeling daily except
Sundays At 10 A. NJ Benwood at l0s30 A. a.. aTTtE-
ing Ia Baltimore at $40 A. A., connecting with the
Expires train for Philadelphia; New York, Boston.
and allths Eastern cities, leaving ut 6l5 NJ ar.
rivea at Washington at $50 A. NJ making Close con.
nection with the Southern lines for all parts OF tho
South. This train atops at the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
ReturninE leaves Baltimore at S:45 z. N.I and
Washington City at 2.45 z. a.. arriving Mt BenWood
at A. n. and Wheeling at 6:2T A. NJ, making direct
connection with the ExrTesTnin for all parts the
West, Southwest and Northwest. This LFNIn stops
only for meals and wood anil water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including Sund! as II
1851 II. ~. Benwood at 5;15 r. SI4 and arrives IL
baltimore at 3:l5 p. NJ connecting with the Mall
train, leaving for Philadelphia, New York, IostOu,
and all Eastern citfc8 at 445 r. NJ. arrives at WASH
inGtoh City at $40 r NJ connecting with the South.
lines for all parts Of the South. This train stops
the west end OF the road at MOundsvie, Cameron
Warrington, Water Station FHirlnont and Grafton
RetuFnlnG, leaves Baltimore ut $3.50 A. NJ. WNAh:c
inEtOn City at AIS 4. NJ and arrives Mt Denwood At
1910 7. NJ; and Wheeling Mt 1882 r. M coRlectiDg
with the Express train for all parts OF the Southwest,
West and Northwest. This train stops at the prin-
cipAl stations only.
Tho Ifedhlont and Wheeling AccnmmedR ttonz runs
daily, except Sundays. leaving Piedmont ct G:40 a. N,
and arrives Mt " heelihG at $40 2. ". -
w.P. SIXTH. Master of Transpo &
: LIN COLI, Gen1 Ticket Agent. apo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
5 ROBr. J. cULvERwELI., N. D.,
New Family Grocery.

TIlHEsUDSCRIBRR BEGS LEAvETO ANNOUNCE
that lac has opened IA Family Grocery aud Foreign
Produce Store la the old Post Office building. lSS
Market street, near the corner Of Quincy ST. and
citE the generous patronage OT HIS friends md the
public genernlly.
1t will be my constant ondeAvOr to offer. at the
lowest prices. the best qualities the market affords.
A superior article Of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always OH hand
German Produce, such rs Prunes. Leutles, Split
Peas. RlsO all kinds of Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
wholesale and retail at the lowest rates.
Superior Havana md Domestic Cigars aud Tobacco
Of tho different grades, Wholesale and retail at
&. w. REESSING'S,
febl+-lyd Formerly will, Alex. Ieyman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYINGTHE RIOOn

And for the sPeey cure of the snhOiued yuFists.
Seye fHEd md scretnlons tt4fOas. ,,seA as Tna.r,
Ctcert SprEg, ErAptioN3. {iRlpleE. PastMlsS, ReSi
e, BOiiE, BllinS, and al ldiN Uiss0ses r.
sE OAKLAND. ] nd. 9Th June. $3.50
j. 9. ATER Co. GentS: feel it MY duty 10 ar
knowledge what yOnr SaTbaParilla has done Tor me
Having inherited setnfuGla fniecti of have s,T
Tered from II in various ways for years Solneiilp.
u burst ont In Ulcers my hands and arms; s1DS
times II turlled inward and distressed ME at N.
stomach Two years ago It broke out on u5y 5bSsj
and covered my scalp apSfeATs.Wtll one SIRE WITH
tried many MediCtn66 and ReVeFal rhySicfaNs b,t
without much relief from thing. In fact me AZ.
orler grew verso. 1tlenRth was TeI6crii "a rss3
in the Gospel Messenger that you Ind prepare6 An
alternative (Sarsa, arilR) for knew from your rem
tatinn that any thing you made muSf e 'ro6SI n
sent TO Cincinnati and cot Il, and used It TIL fcnrr
me. took It, R5 you alvtse. In small docs ~ =
| teaBpOOnful over month: and used alraosi tbrSs
bottles. New and healthy skin Soon hegan TO form
under the Fcsbs which afteT while fell .f Nv
skin is now clear, and / know bymy feelings that
the disease has gone from my syttAm. Ton can vEii
believe TINT feel what am saying when tell ygS
and remain ever gratefully. Yours, -
ALFRED u. TALbRY.
81. Antbony'S FIRE. Rose or ESysiprlJS Ts,!sy gS5
Salt I2hetrRi, Said Head RiMJ1roJEt, Sore EytS
i DFopgV.
Or. Robert u. PreblC writes from Salem y y, l2,b
SopI 1852 thnt ho hns cured inTEterAte casS n
| DgTpsv which threateneL 10 terminate fatally. Nv
the persevcring use OF onr SarSaparila and dlsj
dangerous AttRck Of NGliOBltNt ErySPsluS BY laEEe
discs Of tho same; says he cures the common E1t1
! fioHS bY IL constantly. E45G
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

Imported and bottled by himself warranted pure
and the best Quality, with his certificates the bot
tie, and his seal on tile cork.
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S Cherry Pectoral,

y 81
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IOarSenesS,
CEOuPS RrOneilfttsS Inctptent Com
SnmPtiONs aud for tho Relief
OF COnHuTnptive Patients
tnf advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Is a remedy so universally known to Eurpa"
apy other for the cure Of throat Rhd IMng coHplantr'
thatI Is useless Here TO publish the evidences Ot te
virtues. Its unTiyalled excellence for -enuEA Aho
cpid4s anil Its truly wonderful cDTes of pulmonary
disease. have nads known thTopgboHt tie civilized
nations Of. the 64Tth. Few are tile communities OF
eTen families among them Who have not soEle T'r'
Sal experience o: it's efertRSUHle living trophy in
their milet Of It's victory the subtle and dan
germs dsoTdera Of the thTOat and lungs. A. alt
know tie dreadu fatality Of these dIsordrrs and q
tliF know too the ehectF Of this remedy We nse6
not do noEs than tOaSSure them that IT has now Rh
the virtues that IL did hAye when making the cnFc+
which have won 70 strongly upon the e.hfdenee0 Of
Prepared by Dr.. j. G. AVER & CO.,
Low ell, Mass.
gifts .lsl5 auEl1-ly-nSri:s:in
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Cleveland, P1ttsburg and Wheel,
ing Rail Road.


Sundays e1cepted:l
1lOO a. Mail Trains stopping At all Stations, eX
-. cept New Salisbury, SulnHitEillU Prank
lin, East Rochester, MOultric. Winchester.
RQOtstOwp, Earlyllle, 9IRcedOuia, Bel-
torl, SewbuFG aud Machine Shop,
TiYes Mt PittAburgh at 3:4O p. ~, Balti-
n & lnUre at Sis A. ~, Philadelphia vt $50
4. ~, New York at 1880 A. n. Cleveland
at $50 r. ~, Toledo At loss r. II : Detroit
att 1870 A. NJ, jackson at 1l:30 A. 81,
Chicago at 8 A. ~, Erie at l2.4i A. NJ,
DunkIrE ri 2:5O A. NJ, and Buffalo at
S:201A. NJ. --5s-5 t4-s
4:Sj r. II. Fast Express Train stopping at all sta
lions except Deep Run, Tilt"nsviIle, War
rem. Browns, Jedlo, EuiOitSVilIe. Port
Homer Rogers Ferry, Pour Mile Run,
EanpOrt, anil Beaver, arrives Mt Pitts
buTgh at $40 P. ~, baltimore Mt 1889
y. NJ. Philadelphia at 1915 A. ~, and
New York at $50 +. NJ.
1912 r. NJ Express Train. stopping ut. and all sta
uOnS west Ut. Wellsvilles also Mt Roches.
ter, SRltneEle, SumuitVl1e, Hanover.
Bayard. Alliance, ROVennn, Hudson. and
Euclid Street: arrives at Pittsburgh at
2:S0 A. NJ Baltimore Mt G:52 P.1I, PllIln.
delphin ut 500 r. NJ. New York at 9:3O
p. ~. Cleveland Mt $3.50 A. NJ; Toledo Mt
1918 A. ~. Detroit at 300 +. NJ. Jack
Enn at 600 y. NJ, Chicago at 7:1O p. a.,
Erie at I: 10 r. NJ. Dunkirk At 3:55 +. N.
nj R&1Nfft Ia nk E.IE NJ
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New York Paper WAREHOUSES

-GouTH BRANCH HHRRINGS.-7 IS
~ o3![eis Ne. ], .aP and &Re, JUS frrIItOd and
for IN ~ ElsIzl lRREE6Y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Solo Manufacturer and Importer Of the Sclifcianl
Aromatic SchnAppaD
- is. 20 and - Beaver street. New York
A. G. GOOD co. will supply the trade.
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wOLFE.S PURE. JAMAICA
RUN. ST. GROIN RUN, SCOTCH AND.
IRISH WHISKEY
All the above imported aud bottIFrl by himself
pure and Of the hest quality.
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E,J.SNEEDRR, PHILADELPHIA
MAGRAVF & KQOES, so North Street Bnlhmoya
LEIGH 81 2, Aston tiouse, ONO. IS. VIM.
LEIGH { Co. No. ~ State Street S Ss;sS. :.
H. II: HOUSTON, GeVl I4etohf AGE Phrla,
tdelphiR.
EIIos A. SCOTT GeaI lp tooaa Pa 10y jaaiso
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n J. 64sa6ssript received ana fSrNaflSd 81
Specimen EngEaytngs and AIT Journal can be seen Al
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jim. MCCULLOUGH, President. 1t's - = =
IN. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. apis
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! w.P. sxTH Master of Transportation.
s LIN. Cox, Gen1 Ticket Agent aPe0
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.UDoLPHO wOLFE'S PURE COGNIAC
BRANDY,
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ENTUCKF TOBACCO-2s kegs best
n quality twist Tobacco. Just received and for
alE by Itsb9Bl MsRETLIIY.
WIOLINSG VIOLINS Is-Soms very hne
Of StrediraEiu5. GpeFnaTf1S and 6Tstti ISofieIS.
JESSE 3, MELL0R,
lanLI $50 Main Street
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THE
New York Journal Of Commerce
wEEI&LX.

TlNIIE PUBLISHERS OF THE NEW YORK JOUR
NAL or GOMMEnCE, at the solicitation Of ma
ny friends Of tile paper have revised the list price.
for their Weekly eIiton, aud reduced the rates
:" meet the views OF those who want weekly paper
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-27

length Mr.. Clemens got hearing, and the
yeas and nays were demanded upon the resu-
tution, as amended by himself. The vote re-
snlted--yeas II, nays 5-no quorum voting
Mr.. JACKSON, of Wood, called atten ton to
the fact that there were several gentlemen
present who had not voted. has aa
Another squabble ensued as to whether
members should be- allowed to vote after the
announcement Of the result.
Mr.. BREsr, of Alexandria, was finally per
mtted to vote, thus making up quorum
Mr.. CLEMENS moved that the Con vention go
into Committee of the Whole, and called the
previous question.
Mr.. MORTON moved an adjournment, but
was decided to be out of order.
The yeas and nays were demanded on the
previous question, and the vote resulted
yeas IA nays I.
The Convention then went into COMMITTEES
Of the Whole, MIR. PAIGE resuming the Chair
| Mr.. HALL again took the floor, the considera-
| ton of his substitute being limited to fifteen
| Gated himself from any disposition to impose
| upon the Committed and said that IL the Gag
| We're to be applied as it had been to night, the
| sooner the Convention adjourned the better
| He was not over and above complimentary to
| the Committee in his remarks, and was called
| to order by the Chairman.
l The question was then taken on the motion
| TO strike out the report of the Committee on
| Federal Relations and insert the subs titut e
| offered by Mr.. HALL, and resulted-yeas none
/ nays rs. So the substitute was rejected
The Committee then rose and reported pro.
| gress
And then, at half past 10 o'clock, the Con.
| milton adjourned
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Cotton steady. Flour
higher-Southern s5Gt5.75 Wheat cent higher
Corn has advancing tendeucy-Mixed 65l69 ;
new Yellow 656D7o. Pork frm-Mess Sl6. 626 Ii. rs;
Prime 81. 5o@l2.75. Whisky l7iNl73. Sugar
steady-Mnscovado .@6s: Molasses dull-New
Orleans 3ST34. Spirits Turpentine duh at 353.-
Rosn steady at l.25. Stocks frm-New York
Centrals 49, Virginia s's 7at Missouri Gs seq.
BALTINogE. March 2s.--Flour dull-Howard and
Ohio 50 IL, City Mills $5-no sales. Wheat active
and frm-Red 81 27GS1 80, White 81: 4Oslsl As =
Corn steadv--Mxed 53M55. Pork dull--Mess sl7,
Prime Sl4 Coffee firm at l2t0l3t. Whiskey dull
at lie.
NORFOLK. March 26.-Cotton-Sales at ll3Ml2lc.
strictly prime brings &C., more; receipts light
CornStles Of 20, 900 bushels t. day at 6l@63 cts
yellow Doc. Naval stores dull Tar IL 5o@l. 80.
Slaves tirm--W. hid IS: heading 656ls0; red 81.
Shingles active-Fair building S.
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Extra Session L. =. Senate.

WAsHINGroN, March 26.-Mr. Breckenridge
made speech IN response to Mr.. Douglas, de-
nying that there were indications that the
Republicans had abandoned their aggressive
policy towards the South. lie asked the Re
publicans if they had abandoned any of their
principles.
MIR. Coliamer said they had not.
Mr.. Breckenridge urged that unless some
energetic and manly effort made, the
Union would be irreparaby crushed.
Mr. Douglas responded, insisting that the
prospects of the South, relative to the Terrific
ries, were better than ever.
On motion OF Mr.. Grimes, the Douglas reso-
lutions Were tabled-ayes %, nays H.
MI. breckenridge offered resolu ton that
the Senate recommend and ad wise the removal
of the Federal troops from the limits of the
Confederate States.
Mr.. Clingman offered a similar resolution
adding that the President shall abstain from
an attempt TO collect revenue in the seeding
States. Both resolution were laid over.
Adjourned.
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South Carolina State Convention

CHARLESTON, March 26.-The State Conyen-
tion of South Carolina met to-day
MIR. Shinger offered n resolution that all
supplies of provisions and mail facilities now
allowed Major Anderson and garrison Sumter
should be Immediately cut off. Ordered for
consideration to morrow.
There will be some discussion on the Con-
stitution of the Confedera te States, but it
will be ratified by Il large majority.
1t is the general impression that Mr.. Shin
glers resolution will be voted down
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-The heads of the
several departments of the military bureaus,
including Gen. Scott, have protes ted agrinst
the removal of the civil officers in the same
departments.
The Senate confirmed to-day the nomination
of Saunders, of Iowa, as Governor of Ne
braska, and many other appointments.
Mr.. Wigfall went to Charleston day.
For several weeks rumors have prevailed
among many Unionsts that soma of the Sc.
coded States intended to apply to Lincoln fol
iudictN appoin tments therein. These rumors
have been confirmed in part by the nomina
ton of Geo. w. Lane as Judge of the North
ern and Southern Districts of Alabama.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.


Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch.J
Acquittal.
DANvILLE, Va, March &c, 1S61.-Thomas S.
Davidson, Clerk of the Hastings Court, was
to-day acquitted before the Circuit Court
upon the charge of shooting and killing Josh
ua Ioung in a street alteration last fall.
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fairs in New York

NEW YORK. March 26.-Arrangementsh have
been made under which Bienvlle was re-
leased.
A schooner from Florida, without papers,
paid fine of 800 to- day.
The Western Hotel, on Courtland street,
was partially burned this morning.
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Arrival Ofthe Bohemia

PORTLAND, March 25.-The steamship Be-
hernia, from Liverpool via Londonderry, ~
rived at midnight of Sunday, with 173 pas
sengers and 4 large cargo Her mails are an
ticipated.
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cHERlFFsS SALE.-wul be sold, on rRI.
y DAY, the a3th day Of March, Il o. clock r. n,
the 0sburne Turnpike. near kockatts. about
lso, eos BRICKS. aad lot Of brick yard LuNsIR,
TO satisfy = distress warrant aud ~ execution Ia
my hands against yoha l.. Reese.
TxKNs made known ct safe.
GRO. D. PLEASANT6. q. II. G.
Henrieo county, March 18th, lssl.,
r. s.-Ths SALE advertised 10 come % At the
same place. on WEDNESDAY,, the sssh " March,
Is postponed until the ssth init
nh ia-sA GEO. D. PLkASAxrs. 8. u. G.
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By E. b. Cook. Auc.ioneer.

COMPLETE SET OF NILES BEGISTER
" AT AUCTlON.-I am authorized to sell, on
FRIDAY asth inst, 10 O'Clock, without reserve.
at my store, one set NILES REGISTER, COM
plete: the Aame being very valuable and rare
BILE work, aa opportunity is offered rarely met
with.
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PORTSMOUTH, VA, March 26.--C. Y. Digs,
hardware merchant, of this city, was killed
this morning by falling through the hatch
way of his store.
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MRs. SIEBBiNS, ppy


NJ BLAIR IL CO. have on hand several
M. choice brands Of
MOUNTAIN WHlSkET,
Such as L. Bungardner x Co, Summerdean, gem
uine Bourbon, direct from the manufacturer In
Kentucky, aud also
WAITS PURE RYE AND WHEAT WHISKEY.
Of all the above brands, we have it from one to
five years old.
All who wish puse article, will do well to give
them call.
Richmond March Is, 1851. NH lb-3m
NOTICE.-Messrs. FISHER & SHEPHERD
~ having, by deed of trust, conveyed to me as
tain purposes, this is to notify all persons indebt-
ed to make payment Immediately to ME. in per-
or, in my absence from the city, tat any timel
to Mr. L. r. WINSTON, who is authorized to re-
ceive any dues 1t is important to close the trust
and hope all indebted Will come forward and
pay up, as longer indulgen cannot be given.
nh lows A. l.. SHEPHERD, Trustee.
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. z .
RO. II. BOSHER,
NH 22--Iaw3W &dtdS

GALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
- IN SIDNEY, NEAR TO RICHMOND.-By re-
quest and consent of DR.. +. w. Roddey, aud
in execution of a deed of trust from himself
and wife to Powhatan Roberts, Trustee, bearing
date the 3st day of October, 1880 duly recorded in
Henrco county, the undersigned, as auctioneers
acting for the said Trustee and the said Roddey,
will proceed to sell. at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST May, 1851 at
O'Clock j. NJ, Gf fair; if not, the first fair day
thereafter,) the valuable Real Estate in the town
of Sidney on which tho said Roddey now resides
consisting of twenty Lots, as laid down in the
plan of sidney, bounded by Grove and other
streets. On one of the lots which fronts on Grove
street, DR.. Roddey has recently erected most
beautiful and costly residence, together with
other buildings, such Kitchen, Stable Car
rage House, Green House, &c. The location is
very beautiful, and the neighborhood the most
improving of any around Richmond. The prop
erty will be divided to suit bidders.
TERMs-Liberal, and mad Aknown at sale. The
taxes for 1861 to be paid by the purchaser.
NH 25-tds G0DDiN APPERSON, Aucts.
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
IA ON JACKSON sTREET.-Will be sold at
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, LIST April,
ls6l, at 4 O'clock p. M, the large framed Dwell
LING, with vacant lot, Ito the east, at the
ner Of Jackson and Clarke streets, now in the
cupancy of the family of the late Mr.. Tate.
Terms. -One-third cash balance at and
mouths, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid. The taxes fol
lsc1 to be paid by the purchaser.
! NH 90 GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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BY Alexander Mott. Auct'r.

GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. kc., AT
u AUCTION will be sold, at my store, on
THURSDAY, March 2sth, lsel, commencing At 10
O'Clock, a large lot of Groceries, Dry Goods,
Brandy, Whiskey. Crockery, Shoes, Watches,
Jeweiry, Ready-Made Clothing, Stoves, Furni-
ture, &c.
ALSO-A large lot of Watches, Clocks and Jew
elry. [mh 271 ALEX. MOTT, Auet.
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NOTICE.--We have an order for No. BRICK
IN MASON. Any one having Qualifed Mason
% soil, viii inform as. giving aas. sppsArsnss,
M5Nn PutLlAk 4 Co., Ass'n.
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BY Redwood r. Reach, Auct'rs,
t54 MAIN STREET.1

CROCK OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITSHEN
QUORS, CIGARS, &C, and a large lot Of stone
WARE, at Auction. We will sell on TUESDAY,
March 26th, inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at
A large lot Of genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
GROCERIES, BACON, FISH, BUTTER, &c.
LIQUORS, BRANDIES, WHlSkEY, GIN, WINES,
CIGARS, FANCY GOODS, MIRRORS, &C.
Also
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, and large lot of
ST0NEWARE, in lots to suit purchasers.
NH est REDWOOD " KEACH, Aucts
POSTPONEMENT.- In consequence of sickness
in Mr.. Redw Gods family, the above sale is post
poned until FRIDAY morning next at the same
hour. nh PSI X. u n
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND Me-
L GROES IN AMELlA.-I will offer for sale at
Amelia Court House, on THURSDAY, the 2sth of
March, 1861, Court day. a valuable TRACT OF
LAND. containing about 500 acres, and situated
about i've miles from Amelia Court House.
Also,
SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES.
consisting Of men, women and boys, the same
being the property of E. E. Howson, and cou,
veyed to me under deed of trust, and of record
in the Clerks Office of the County Court of Anne
| liza. JOS. Il. VAUGHAN, Trustee
| Hy Terms will be made known on the day OF
| sale. NH 22-6tF