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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-10
AYERS
CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are you sIck, meble A..
coni'lainlng' Are Won On, ~, |.
order, with your system 't
ranged, aud your feeling. s' "
coniiortablc' These n.y., ~
toms are often the pr,lnss I
serious illncs'. Seine 4, Y
sickness Is creeping upon NY
aud should be nsertsd NY
timely use Of the right ~
edy. Take Ayers I'M, NJ
cleanse ont the disorderei Nv Nv
inors- purify the blood, ~,
let the fluids move on ns4a ~
strucied IN health ar,i' I
They stimulate the iunrii's.
Of the body into yigorou. y
tivity, purify the system nm
the distractions which mai.
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Headache, ,sickHeadache Foul stom,,
Bilious Disorders Liver Com plaint,,

From DR.. Heoiors BN, n Nig Trk Cty
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pun
pose ns an uperent, hut fnd their beneficial effect, ulm
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my pias
ticc proved more eIrctunl for the cure Of bhou eu
plants than any remedy can mention. sincrf,y
thy the confidence Of the profession and the vIl,.
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DLPARTMENT or TN INTERIOR,
MuaLinnIuu Ii n ii. LII lSLI

SIR have used your Pills In my general aud ho.p,,
say they the best catharc employ. Their l,gu
atins action ON the liver is quick aud decided cii.e
qucnty they AN admirable remedy for derungrnrhs
Cf that organ. Indeed, have seldom found rsse d
bilious dlSedSe obstinate that 1t did not rciuly Yield
them. fraternay yours, AL0NHO BALL ND,
IhysiciOpt If He Murine ILH.J
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-10

WHAT Is A SOUND HoRsE?-Oliph.
ant defines soundness thus ave NAV
call horse sound, when he is
free from hereditary disease, and it is
in thepresentpossession of his consti-
tutional health, and has as much bodi.
ly perfection as is cosistent with his
natural formation" This is not so
very definite. 1t is perhaps enough
to say that sound horse is one which
has no marked hereditary disease, and
no present disease or defect, to i'm
pair his present usefulness for the
kind of labor he is intended for.
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Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the BLOOD.

From Eeo. j. !; HINES, H'stor n Adrem Church. Bssa
DR. AVER: have used your Fills with eItraonlnay
success IN my family and among those called to ril
In distress. TO regulate the organs Of digestion aud
purify the blood, they the very best remedy haze
ever known and can confidently recommend tlrn
my friends. Yours, J. " HINES
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THOMAS j. MCCULLOUGH,
Affn.na, ~ u,,,-

Attorney at Law.
Office on Market street, opposite Mossop's Store
ClcnrGeld, Pa viii attend promptly to Colec
tions Sale of Lands, &c. nov7-li
u W. HAYS, Justice of the Peace, wi atten
i promptly to collections and other matter
eft in his charge. Address Kersey, Elk CO., Pc
Oct. Sd 1860. ly.
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CHARLES w. ROWLAND,
wilmington, Del.

81 / ES ROOMS.
No. 72O Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
No. sol Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
$. ID. BAKER,
marl3-1y 700 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
fo" Persons wishing to see the above Machine
in operation, can do SO by calling at the resi-
ience of d. W. Moore, in Clearfeld borough.
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A. N. HILLS
DENTIST.

Proper attention to
the teeth in proper
time will be of great
benefit to every one
in point of health,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-10

Wtnstv Wyoming Co., ~ Y, Oct. n, 1855
DEAR Sin: am using your Cathartic is In my pruc
iCc aud nd them excellent purgntiyc tu cleanse III,
system aud purity The J,rnh,tinseC h, Liooi.
JOHN @. MEACIIAM MD
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Time of Holding Court.
Second Monday Of January,
Third Monday of March,
Third Monday of June,
Fourth Monday o. September,
In each year, and continue two weeks If ne
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Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
The Missouri state Conyen,,or -


ST. Lorrs, March Iv.--Maior Wright con.
ciuded his speech In the Convention this
morning. after which The first and second re-
solutions reported by the maj ority of the Com
mittee on Federal Relations were passed--the
hrst with but one dissenting voice, and the
second unanimously
Mr.. iiongh moved TO amend the second re-
solution, as follows "That, wishing to re
store peace to onr country we desire the Fed
eral Government to withdraw the troops
from the forts now occupied by them in thu
seeded States"
The amendment was laid on the table
Mr.. Post offered the following as an addition
10 the third resolution And that in the
event OF a refusal by the Northern States I.
agree to such an adjustment of the slavery
ques ton, and our sister border slave State
shall decide to change their relations with the
General Government, Missouri will not hest
TATE to take her stand in favor of her South
ern brethren
This was lost by ayes - nays 5s
Three other amendments to the third reso
linton We're then laid on the table and order
Ell To DE printed They will come up after
the resolutions are passed upon
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FROM CHARLESTON.
ESPECIAL Correspondence or rEx prspATcu


CHARLESTON, March Is, 1851
MAJOR Anderson's pluck will be- tested to-
daf or Tomorrow. No, not the Majors
pinck~t beg his pardon, for he is game /
nave no Goubt--but the Black Republican
piuck, VIII be tested fully to-day or to-mor.
row, for the notorious floating ba ttsrv will be
lnooreo within two hundred yards OF Fort
sumter, and put in the place DIES sig ma ted for
het III Fort Sumter then speaks, the war is
iauiy opened If not, 1t is yielding up. The
battery VIII be manned by pretty desperate
crew, headed by Capt. Jack Haa ilton. late of
the United States Nayy--aS daring fellow as
YOU viii and-and, if the Major fires A gun al
her, he Will hav" his hands iuil. What right
would lac have To- fire upon the flag of |of-
'iQn nation, and especially upon so unique a
cF3ttF How can he tell but that II Is II China
IaanF The craft viii he moored out in broad
dtN Light, and at The firing of the frs gun the
lightning shall tell you Of it, General Beau
regard has stopped Major Anderson from re-
c'NInc oil and ta}io'c candles. but as many
sperm candles as lac pleased. DO YOU know
the rrasou because oil and ialiow will make
his cannon work easy, and sperm will not,
| and oil and tIllpw will do the labor of four
| men. Smart, amt he
Congress has appointed Iudge Niagara III
Chlet Justice IL ! predicted.
! All the seeded States are now raising, and
| nave raised, an army OF ten thousand men eac h
| for The Northern invasion. If any Black Re-
| publican reads your paper, let me tell him with
III" utmost kindness and good will and ut the
| same time with All sincerity and truthfulness,
with full knowledge of what | write, that il
/ L war commences between the two sections,
| IT viii most assuredly be carried into the
! Northern States by the most desperate army
| that WAS ever martialed on this or any other
! continent. The thing * determined on
! the plan is now matured-and all will he
ready soon. Nor is this all Reprisals will
| he the order of the day, and woe TO Northern
| shipping. Now, advise ali who talk so glib
| ~ OF seadjag doic0 Trmies 10 'chip the r.b
.tS, as soon rs tina: is done, get their affairs
| arranged As speedily as possible
! Today is Monday. and is always a busy
| day, so viii say nothing more at present
| but will give you the On dts Tomorrow.
| NiRHINIUs.
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as readily as any man here, will I 20 and
shake hands and meet them mt the Judgment
They wanted 10 push us to the wall I have
the blood of an American soldier in my veins
and won't fer them TO irampir on me-
Several other speakers occupied the time
until near the hour fer adjournment
1t was moved and carried, that hereafter :,
unanimous vote would DE required TO extend
The t.me OF speaker.
The ttty Station, Baltimore. was fixed upon
as me place OF the next session of the Confer
eaee, NN'
Kew Nessrs. More, Watson and Lambeth
10 the Conference
Conference then adjourned
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NEW YORK, March Election frm-uplands
middling 12iIl2i Flour firm. Wheat quiet
Corn frm-mixed sc. Southern yellow $50 5sc.-
Whiskey firm at l7Sc. Coffee hrin--Rio litMiic.
Sugar quiei-Muscovado 4tnGc. spirits Turpen-
tine steady at soc. Rosn dun at ~ goal - -
!; Mo. 6s 5as.
BALTIMORE, March N.--Flour dull and heavy
Howard and Ohio ssG5 l2s; City Mills si-no
white 81 .40Ml 65. Corn active-mxed 55GJ5Ie
white 5V0G4c. Provisions dull and unchan ged.-
Coffee firm at l2tN l3c.
NORFOLK, March 2l.-Cotton frm--sales Of 900
bales. Good is quoted at Il; interior lca0lis: =
Corn active-sales Of d., goo bushels at 6316lc.
Naval Stores dull. Tar $50 Slaves active-R.
0. hhd 81; white 65: Pine 10.
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BY Redwood L. Reach, Auct'rs.
Isl MAIN STREET.)

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MA
l. CHINERY, &c, AT AUCTION BY virtue Of
deed eff trust, executed by VIM. NJ. ). Garrison
to the subscriber, dated the 18th day Of February,
lsel, and duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, being thereto requested. Will sell On FRI
DAY, the 22d inst, commencing at il o'clock, AT
the Mill of John Nettles, Esq, on Eth street, the
following described property:
l Large Tongueing and Growing MACHINE,
with Belts aud Tools for same
/ Surfacing MACHINE, with Belts aud Tools
Tor same.
Moulding MACHINE, with Belts and Tools
Circular SAWS, with Mandrells, Boxes and
Bolts; and
Saw BENCH.
Circular SAW, and Long Mill SAWS.
lot of TOOLS, consisting of Wrenches. Ham
mers. &c.
lot of PULLEYS and BELTS.
lot of MOULDINGS, and lot of LUMBER.
l MACHINE in the Mill on nth street, known
''Nettles' Mill - and all interest of said
Harrison in said Mill
TERMs.-Cash. TH0S. 6. BELL, Trustee.
REDWOOD 4 kEACH, Aucts. NH l3-tds
POSTPONED. By request Of the Trustee, the
/ above sale is postponed to MONDAY. the 2ith in
slant, at the same hour. Il. X, Aucts.
IN 1t
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NAsHtSGr"N, March Ex-senator Douglas
resolutions were up.
Senator 3ayard, OF Delaware, continued his
remarks. He discussed the cause which had
led to the Withdrawal OF seven States among
which was the formation and triumph OF
a sectional party, recognizing the equality OF
All, without regard to race, and hostile to the
existence of slavery. Their ultimate purpose
was to extnguish IL by indirect action on the
part OF the Federal Government
After an Executive session, adjourned.
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81. LIAY OOD' FOR SALE OR
By T.. b. Cook, Auctisneer.
SUPERR FURNITURE AT AUCTIO!

SUPERB FURNITURE AT AUCTION
- On MONDAY, 25th inst, at 10 O'Clock, ] will
sell. at my store, invoice of elegant FURNI-
TURE, embracing
ONE WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT,
Consisting of
one Marbie-Top CABINET.
one So - WASHSTAND.
one Jenny Lind BEDSTEAD.
One WARDROBE.
Four Sitting and ROCKING CHAIR.
Work Tables: 3 PAIRS best Mahogany and Walnut
spring-se Chairs: Mahogany Marble top Wash
stand: Side ktegre; French Oak Extension Ia
ole, II feet long, elegant style and finish Wind
sur Chairs: Cottage Bedsteads: Dining Tables:
Card Tables: Centre Tables. &c.
The public * particularly requested to examine
this lot of Goods, which will he ready for cXam
ua-iOn on SATURDAY. 23d inst
TERMs.-Cash, in bankable money.
lnh ~ Fl. IS. tuJK, Auct'r.
HORSES. MULES, BCGGiES, &C.. AT
IL AUCTIt N.-On SATURDAY, the 25d inst. =,
At 10 o'clock, / will SELL at the lot on Council
Chamber HILL number Of excellent Harness and
saddle animals amongst which il II CANADA
PONY, warranted sound, works perfectly gentle
in single and double harness, and is an elegant
olddle animal.
Six young, weli-broke MULES.
ALSO
Two BUGGIES entirely new.
One TOP BUGGY, in very good order.
One FURNITURE WAGON, little used.
One light one horse LUMBER WAGON.
NH - E.B COOK, Auct.
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BY X. Il. HAZEL, Auctioneer.
ARGE. ATTRACTIVE. AND PER-
IL EMPTORY SALE OF A JOBBERS STOCK OF
HARDWARE CUTLERY &c

WHITTEMORE Il HAZELL
Will sell at Auction,
TUESDAY, APRIL 1861
And following days until sold, sale to commence
at 10 o'clock each day, at
No. lss Chambers Street, New York.
by order of z. NJ. CHAPMAN, Assigned
ISAAC l.. HUNT y CO.'S
Entire StOc! of HARDWARE, CUTLERY &c.
comprising large and varied assortment OF Heavy
and Shelf Goods, suitable for City and Country
Trade.
Also
CARRIAGE AND SADDLERY WARE.
large and complete assortment of Carriage
and Saddlery Hardware.
60 TONS MALLEABLE IRON GOODS,
Comprising every description Of Goods know Ia
the Trade
Terms Under 300, cash over that amount,
approved, endorsed notes, payable in the city OF
New York, or five per cent discount for cash.
EE Catalogues will be ready, aud can be had
1t the office of the Aucti0neers, on M0NDAY
March 18th
WHITTEMORE Il HAZEL, Auc'rs.
Office l5s Broadway, New York.
NH
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Ernnl Washinpfon.

WAsuISGToS, March 2l.-John T. Edgar, Of
Tennessee, has been nominated Consul to st.
Thomas. Howe Collector at Key West, has
been confirmed.
No reinforcements sent South, nor orders
issued TO reinforce Fort Pickens, is now con
sidered the most reliable report from admin
is tratiye circles.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

NO. 1 SEAMsTR AND LADY'S
n CHAMBERMAID FOR SALE.-I am author
lied TO sell privately, to remain in the city OF
Richmond, a young GIRL, who Is said TO be q
first rate SEAMSTRRSS and lady's CHAMBER
MAID She is a good IRONER and WASHER. a
bargain can be had in the girl If immediate ap-
plicalion be made to RIO. B. LYME, Agent,
NH ls-ts Metropolitan Hall.
L,OR HIRE-A smart MULATTO BOY, who IN
+ very handy in the dining room He would be
very useful dining room or house servant to y
gentleman Apply at PHILLIPS
la lets Office, 18th st. betw. Main and Bank.
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CLEy BLAND, o., March T.-The Republican
caucus of the Legislature nominated John
sherman for L. =. Senate, on the 10Th ballot
\ resolution requesting Congress to call Il
National Convention, passed both Houses OF
the Legislature.
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FUTURE pAYy.
By Chas. r. workman 4 Co., Auct'rs.

y
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID executed TO me. AZ Trustee. by James j. Dor
min and Others bearing date 18th March, 1861, and
duly recorded in the Office Of the Richmond Hust-
ipss Court Will sell at auction, at the Factory,
on Cary street. seenud door above 2lst street,
FRIDAY, the s9th March, AZ ii o'clock A. n. the
articles conveyed in said deed.
Il FLATTENlNG MiLLs:
do. SCREWS;
10 BOX SCREWS;
STEM do.
LEVERS:
80 SHEETIN9 MILLS:
/ nOUBLE LICORICE BOILER;
BANDS: sTov LUMP BENCHES; TOBACCO
BOXES; kegs NAILS; l,seg lbs. LiCoRlCEi 900, 600
lbs. GUMARaBIC: bills. RUM; II bills PEACts
BRANDY: II hbds. STEMS; ii bbis PORTLANu
SYRUP, Dbl. SWEET OIL: 100 lbs. BEANS; y
bills SUGAR: Manufactured and Loose TOBACCO;
FIXTURES aud AATEEiA AL, Of every kind what.
soever in and about said Factory ,and used by said
firm.
TERMS OF SALB.-For sums under 500, cash
SIoo and over, months credit for approved ne
gotiable paper. ED. MCCARTHY. Trustee.
CHAR r. WORKMAN x Go Auct's. NH la-tds
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BY Thomas w. kec<ce, Auct'r,
fOfice corner of 18th and Cary streets.
crock OF GROCERIES,, LI0IoRs, TO-

= BACCo, CIGARS, STORE FIXTURES, &c,
AT AUCTION Will be sold, on wEDN ESDAY
MORNING, March 2oth; commencing At 10 clock,
uer 18th and Main streets. all of their stock OF
GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS, STORE FIX
TURES, &c.
ALSO-A large lot of very superior CHEWING
and SMOKING TOBACCO, put up expressly for
our retail sales.
TERas.-For all sums under $50 cash $50 and
over, mouths credit, for approved negotiable
paper. NH Ia THOS- w. kEEoEE. Auct.
POSTPONEMENT.- above sale is post
poned until TUESDAY, 2sth, at the same hour.
NH 20 THOS. w. kEESEE. Anct.
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BY A. ID. Williams, Auct'r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
! AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C., AT AUG
TION BY virtue of a deed Of trust, executed by
George T. Patton to the subscriber, dated 39th Sep
tembsr 1853, and recorded i'll Richmond Hustiogs
Court, being thereto requested, will sell, on
WEDNESDAY, eth March, 1851, ct II o'clock, A.
Nj. the entire stock OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, fixtures aud appurte
nances, in the house occupied by said Patton, Oh
Main street, over X. Morris Clothing Store.
Also stock of LIQUORS. CIGARS, GC.
The Furniture consists Of the u ual variety, and
embraces some elegant articles.
TERMs.-Cash.
N. A. STURDIVANT, Trustee.
A D. WILLIAMS Auct NH 90
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F!ccfinn at Rrrlinptnn

BrRLIxGroS, n. !. March 20.-At the cleo
ton held here yesterday the whole Democra tic
Union Ticket was elected, by about loo ma
jority. This is q great gain over the Oppos-
ton
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
fH0iTS in ptferSbuTu.
Prru

PBTGRs 3rRa, VA, March GOTH 1851
ne oid saying, AFTER storm comes a
cam. seems 10 he true in regard to politics
Just now. A perfect quiet regns since the ex.
citing events recorded last week Our citizens
haYo doubtless had their party zeal somewhat
chilled by the frigid state Of the atmos phere
March, after giving us a delicious touch of
spring, and antalzing the birds with the
trees IN fuii blossom has, by a process of in
version, recalled January. A cold rain on
SundMy was followed by q heavy fan of snow
on Monday, interrupted occasionally by
si"et, liking tn" day dsagreeable rs pos
siDie nd Il. tens ~ cold.
The Rev. Geo. w Carter, of Texas is to
ad dress the citizens of Petersburg to- mig l. t.
Oh the political topics of the day. Having
hosts of friends. connected with the fact that
he formerly held IN important station in our
midst, he viii undoubtedly draw a large con
course to hear him. His opinions, l infer,
| cores pond with those of the majority Of the
| voters OF the city.
Capt. r. f Robin son, of the Light Dragons
resigned the position he has held since the
| formation OF the company, in consequence OF
| bad health and inability to attend to the d u
! ties devolving upon him. AS officer, he
had few equals. G. F. Fisher has been elected
his successor. Mr.. f. is Cashier of the EX-
| change Bank and gentleman in the highest
| acceptation of the term.
Petersburg may justly speak with pride OF
| her volunteer companies, composed of her
| most respectable citizens, and presenting as
handsome an equipment and uniform rs can
! be found any where.
! At an adjourned meeting of the Library AS
| ISOLATION last night, Judge 7. $. Gholson re-
signed the Office of President, which he has
| held with SO much dignity and ability since
| the foundation of the institution. He has
| been a noble and generous friend TO 1t. VIM
| 7. JONES is his successor. change wal
| also made with regard 10 the other offices.
| learn from the Report, read TT tha meeting
, that the number OF volumes drawn for peru
sal during the past year, exceeded 81, 900. --
| The debt of the institution amounts 10 sons
| SIC 900 but the creditors are indulgent, auC
the Association will find no difficulty to NEE
| the instruments from its income.
| A mos diabolical assault was male upon tn,
person of Mr. F. NJ. Mallory, at Mulberry Inn
| Dinwiddie county, a few days ago, by one OF hi
own negroes. The cause of the attack is I'M
| known. The injuries Mr.. NJ. received Ar
very severe, and may probably result fatally
! After he thought he had killed his mas ter
the negro made his escape, but WIS arreS tee
here. and was this morning taken TO the coun
ty jail. There was much Indignation Tel
against him, and no doubt, had he been caugh
before he reached Petersburg, he would lonI
ere this have paid the penalty Of his cruelty.
Mon Corr.
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BY Thos. w. keesee, Anct'r,
fOttice coruerl2th and Cary streets

BY ThOs. W. keeSee, AuCt'f,
(Oitce corner 18th aud Cary streets.l
~ HORSES, MULES, TOP BUGGY
toHAND HARNESS, MICH COW, WAGON
land HARNESS, AND CART, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION Will be sold, on SATURDAY
MORNING, March ed, commencing at IL o clock
at the Horse Auction Lot. on Council Chamber
Hill
Saddle and Harness HORSES.
good MULES, well broke.
fine Mich cow.
lsLIUING- BUGGY AND HARNESS, in
good order.
lS1'REET WAGON and HARNESS
TUMBREL CART.
NH - THOS. W. KEESEE, Auct.
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Seizure of Vessel Laden with Supplie,

SNIEHTF OF FtNSFI IIIuFH WITH Supplies
AraCsTA, GA, March 2l.-The sloop Isabel
Ia, Capt. Jones, laden with provisions for the
United States fleet ut Pensacola, was seized
last night
THE seizure probably took place at Savan-
nah, though the locality is not stated
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Es- ............SpeciaI Notice.
$4,000 WORTH OF
EIEG MT ID r Y d O 0 ID &
AT AND BELOW COST.


AT AND BELOW COST.
FOR CASH ONLY,
CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequence of the general ina ncial dera nge,
to sell OF our superior and desirable stock Of
DRY GO s,
at a GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
a. possible.
We offer this day, every article at PRIME
COST, from paper Of Needles upto the RICHEST
SILKS brought to this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock Is very
large and complete, consisting Of
Table DAMASK,
Linen SHEETING,
Pillow Case LINENS,
Splendid assortment of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles of French and English
IA RIGS.
for Ladies' and Chiliren's Dresses for spring,
'H'e' ""' EMBRoIpERIEs,
HOSIERY. GLOVES, HDKFS.,
SHAWLS, CLOAkS and NANTES,
SHlRTINGS and SHEErISGs.
FLANNEI.S and BLANKETS, of every descnp-
ton.
BOMBAZINES and BLACh ALPACAS.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing
ne Purchasers are invited to cali and see for
themselves A. X. PARKER CO.,
l!3 Main street, Eagle Square.
NB.-Al persons indebted to US, wi II please
cal aud settle their accounts without delay, az
long err indulgence will not be given. o
NH e--ts A N. L. y ".
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Rs"Lynchburg Republican,"

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.
The attention of the Merchants and others OF
Richmond is called to the "LYNCHBURG RE-
PnRLlCAN.' ar a valuable adyertisins medium,
through which their business can be brought
prominently before the public With large and
steadily Increasing circulation in the city and sur.
rounding country, We as in al the counties o.
the Southw est, ii offers to advertisers a facility
for communication with those portions of the State
which no other newspaper Affords.
TERas-ModeTate. -
GLASS 4 HARDWICKE,
NH l2-lm Proprletors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22
nRUNTEE,S SILE OF LAND AND

N II = I E NlLE OF LAND and
L SLAVES IN HANOVER COUNTY In pur-
suance OF the provisions OF a deed OF trust, eX
ecuted to the dersgned by Benjamin T. Dos
we'll, dated January 10th, 1851, and duly record
ed in Hanover county, shall sell al public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, for CASH. al New Mar
ket, ia thu county ofHanuyer, on TCESDA \, the
9th day of APRIL, ISL all the interest of the said
Bnnamiu T boswell in the tract of land allied
NEW MARKET, which Mrs. Lilly Ann Dos
well now resides, containing about five hundred
and thirty-seven acres; and also, in thirteen
SLAVES, now held for life by Mrs. Lilly Ann
boswell The interest of the said Ben amin I.
boswell in the land is present vested Zee IN
e-third thereof, and vested renal nder in fee
in one-half of another third. His interest in The
slaves i, a vested remainder in fee. in one-haf.
1nh 7-T&Ftds c. q. GRiSWOLD. Trustee.