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, 1861-02-14

COON, is the development, the ensuing season, of
the auriferous region known to exist east Of the
Cascades, from one to two hundred miles from
the shores Of Puget Sound. Too much evidence
Of the existence Of gold in this region, and of its
character for pro uctyeness, has been adiuced to
leave room for doubt in the minds Of any, how.
ever incredulous Doubts that were entertained
a year ago have since been removed by practical
demonstration and observation; some of the
most reliable Of our people having visited the
mines last fall, and returned with statements
fully confirming all previous reports. Their cx
istence and quality being established beyond
cavil, it now behoOves our people, business men
and others to adopt such steps as will insure
th IN at least a fair share Of the advantage and
profit to be derived from the mines. Their prox
unity to SteilacOOm-distant not more than sew.
enty miles on straight line, and only about
one hundred and thirty miles via the Naehess
Pass-gives US good start in therace for profit,
and Il we do not improve the advantage, we sLal
not merit or receive the gain to be reaped.
The press Of Oregon have labored asSiduously
and Perseveringy to show that the routes from
the Columbia River are decidedly preferable to
those from the Sound, with view TO induce mi.
,ho, ~. MAJ. ..,...s.S 80
~ ;,d;tr.,.n.. - ~. """,,D ~ | ~" IOuss
,bcv win csr,.;,,v sno.""a ,h. ~ 80 .....' ~
Il ivo,,;D. ,,.v.i on,;ro,,, 49,,
rou,es miles, our nson,s hso;n o.,,v 40 ho.,;.
,hems.lve. I,;s NJ. n..osse.y A. 80, r.. -,
should hs doue 70 ,vsrt ,he ~. min M. MI,
entail: the curse 10 nursre Is pl.in n an Who
have interests on ne souna Wb., ia % h.
doue w,,s, 4. dono ..,Iv - NJ, :, III
no, ,oo ,oon rOw ~ 49, n. ;D;,;., s,.ns -
From r,esonf ;nd,c Hons ~, I.ss a., -
hundred aDd iGtv neorle III, ~ t.on ,,;. .a,O,,
10 The Wena,cbss m;nss ,he srsn;n. so.so.
50 large a number going in a bo,ly 10 nina in
one locality will remove At once he cr,v .or;ors
obstacle 10 he develonment of ,b,so mines hora.
tOIorc. Their number will he 4 comnle,e .bsct
70 ANYTHING like a hostile iispos,ion an ,bs mar,
or ,he s.vsccs s,a ,hus .Ic,.d !. c..n,..t.,. 49,,
s.....,... = .s. y, -...'.. "
, " p'0sPes' u.e eou"uy " pleasure,
we entertain strong and ouoyant hopes Of bel,
eats to be derived from these mines this wear.
and shaIl he ,,r,svonslv ais. r,o;n.od ~ A., :,
-s .,. su-" ~ J. 'o'Oas'y u'FapPoln.ed u 'ne re-
'S-'iz, ~ f111. a" y ~. A"..s' i-"O"'' $3.50
Excrpatox Avn I~rvvx ,-,o~., r,o,,.-,,,,. /, B
The New York Times hints that the Seventh
Regiment Of th,t city-the crack rOrimelt Of
,,.,'s .;,,.". ..,.,;s- In. ~ -. ~ sH 's ~
make an excarsin 10 London, and that a British
frigate will come after them. The Times says:
"The suggestion was received with so much en-
thusiasm that there is 20 longer doubt about its
practical realization Tho Seventh Regiment
may consider itself booked for London, and not
, 1861-02-14

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-27
IMPORTANT FROM ANNAPOLIS,

ANNAPOLIS, April 25.-On the Washington
road from the Junction, the Government has
secured about twenty five cars-half passen-
ger and half burden-besides two engines.
The General Government decided, yestsr
day morning, on opening Geographic commu-
nlcation between Annapolis and Washington.
Several trains filled with troops passed the
junction Monday night, and early on yester-
day morning. on their way to Washington.
The State companies stationed at the june
ton had left for their homes TO recruit being
exhausted by the severe service of several
days past, or had moved to the country roads
to oppose the passage of the Northern troops
The Annapolis Railroad was in the posses
sion of the Northern troops.
A dispatch from the opera tor at the Annap-
oils Junction, received at the Camden Sta
ton shortly after noon yes terday, stated that
the Northern troops had left Anna polls ) 900
strong or more. and were then approaching
the Junction.
They kept the railroad track and had dra-
COON pickets and cannon, with several how
tiers, and We're moving in regular columns
extending over mile III length. The body
included the Seventh Regiment of New York
militia, and were expect to reach the CAPT
tai last evening.
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BY James NJ. Tay,or 4 SON, Aucs'r..

HVsfT.p ACCluON SALE OF "A
THEREON, TOGETHER wiTH THE ENTIRE TIRE
sr1Gk Of CROPS n SFoGE, FARMING IMPLE
! Nils r FROM T TaE S ciTY oENgsAh
business in the city recurring his undiviJa S az
sentIon, VIII proceed 10 sell, at public auction,
npon the premises. on WEDNEe DAY, the lat day
OF May, commencing at II o'clock A. M, the
~ FARM npen which he lately resided, situated Oh
thS new central Road, in Henrico county "a
mi,es rom the city The properly will be sub
ist; The HOUSE TRACT, containing 100 acres of
highly improved land. upon which there has bee n
are well set in clover.
- Inc improvements are a comfortable tws-story
pWefilng, containing rooms, with the necessary
houses such as stable, barns, sh eds, &c. all
"a. A tract Of LAND containing about so acres.
with beautiful building site thereon excellent
"a a. ana an abundance or mari easy of access
known as the Mill Tract, upon which there il y
dhlSI MILL, in complete order, aud large mill
pond, which has an excellent trade, and is a Inc
i"eauon lor any one desiring to engage In the Ice
Immediately after the sale Of the Real Es
I E wv De sod the entire stock of CROPS,
cles too numerous to mention in an adv ertisemept
TERMS OF SALB.-For the real estate l cash:
me lance upon credit of ., IL and Is months
aor negouabie notes, with interest added, aud Sc.
cured Dy a trust deed. The taxes for 1851 to be
PAID by the purchasers. For the personal prop
erty, all sums Of $50, and under cash; over that
ahmount, months credit, for approved, negotia-
For further partlculs rs, reference is made TO tn
subscriber, on 18th. between Main and Franklin
streets or to the auctioneers.
ne usual crops will be seeded and the farm
Kept In perfect order until the day of sale.
Jas; M, TAYLOR i sog, Aucts. AVA en-
al ia plat OF the properly can be seen at the
once OF the Auctioneers.
ap4 J. NJ. T. & SON
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Plant Corn.

We commend the following to the atten tion
of our agricultursts. Corn should DO made a
large portion OF their crops for the present sea
son. Attention should also be given to rails
Ing stock OF every description. We ought TO
be able TO feed our armies from our own re-
sources, without dependence on any body. We
trdstour con temporaries of the Virginia press,
especially in the country, will call atten ton
to this subject:
Editors of Dtspatch .-tfentlemen: l saw
lew days ago III one or two of our city pa
pers an earnest recommendation to the peo.
pie, not only OF this State but to the people
OF the whole South, TO devote large amount
of their best land and labor TO the productio
OF corn, wheat, rye, oats, peas, potatoes and
vegetables OF all sorts, AS in the present as
pect of public affairs ii becomes ms mneh a
duty of patriotism as of necessity, and I hone
you Will urge its importance again and again
upon the people, especially this wear: and T
think, upon the score Of prefit, 1t holds ont
better prospects of remuneration than toh.c :
co, the great staple Of the State. That arti.
Gle is now very low, and if Lineoin's blockade
goes into effect 1t must become a perfect drug
hope to see you call the atten ton of the
people 10 1t by every argument Of common
sense and every considerat ton of public safety.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
L A T e 8 T N e w S
WAR MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
THE BANKS AND THE MTLLIONAfREs
"SHELLIyG OUT" sa..
TROOPS MOVING FROM ANNAPOLIS.
NORFOLK, April Boy this mornings ba ]
steamer we have the following: sEie :.
NEW YORK WAR MOVEMENTS.

steamer we nave the iOiIoWiDg.
NEW YORK WAR MOVEMENTS. !
The State authorities of New York have
determined to muster into Immediate service
the balance Of the quota Of militia authorized
oy the act to enroll volunteer militia. This
gives 1900 troops in addition to the l7th
regiment previously ordered in conformity
with the Presidents CAN. Ninety com pa MES
nave already handed in their company rolls.
at Democratic Union meeting tonight
Erastus Corning presiding, resolutions were
,'as sea piedgIDg the entire party TO stand by
tle Union
The Common Council has appropria ted
$50 o00 for the families of volunteers.
The Bank of Poughkeepsie has rendered to
the Government 500 900, and the city OF Al
bany $40 900.
The City Council of Buffalo has appro
prlated $780, 900 to aid the voiun teers.
Among the troops which sailed from New
ork on Tuesday, tor Annapolis, was the 6eth
Regiment, commanded by Col. Corcoran.
Daniel l.. Slckles is raising IL regiment one
thousand strong, under the sanction of the
Governor; and TO aid 1t, the lawyers of New
ORR CITY have subscribed $25, coo.
Ihe Board OF Aldermen have appropriated
sl,0ou,U o0 to aid tho yolun teerS from N. York
city.
One thousand barrels OF powder. bound for
new Orleans, was seized OH Monday; also u
iot OF blank regis trauons OF vessels tor the
Confederate States
All vessels bound to sea are tly watch
ed.
Commodore Vanderbilt is said TO have in
formed inc Government that it can have u
whole fleet OF steamers, fully manned and
equipped, without the charge of Il penny.
regiment of Tifiemen Is forming, COM
posed OF Italians, Swiss and Hungarians, to
De called the GarIbaldi Guards.
1he British residents are forming q reg
iment OF light infantry. One company is
complete, and second Is forming
1t As reported that WIN. Il. Astor has offered
70 give the Government ~ 900 100, and to loan
SlV,000,O00.
General WOOL. who has arrived in New
YORK, mas arranged 10 send troops by rail to
Havre dc Grace, thence 10 Washingto Via An
napoiis.
Inc Directors of the Broadway Bank have
rendered the State a loan OF d quarter of a
million OF dollars
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AUCTION sAIHe.
FUTURE DAY8.
BY 4. b. Cook. Auct.

SrCCK OF GROCE RIEs, LIQUORS,
TIoN ON MONDAY, 70. b lust At ate 10 a'cIoek- +
" SCI at the store ofMr. Henry Neurohr, (who
~ ueclning business Jon Brook Avenue. near ths
1Sf ni Iehn Clash, Esq, his entire stock OF
msnt.at l.ihs' &C, consisting Of q large assert
cas. WsEsisKEYs, BRAypIEs. GINS. WINES.
err. .nkar, saeon. s1ap, Candles Teas, Crock
AT THE sA tdisi TrifMr-will be sold v.rv g..
Ghsl HORSE, seven years old, aud a large BAY
nns yeas Old, both OF which are WARRANTED sound,
PERSONS wishing to procure reliable family
animals, would do we'll to s.tend The sale.
aEsAs--Cash. immediately on delivery.
az - h. b. COOK, Auct.
SNUFF AND TOBACCO &C r DRY AT
~ AUCTION On TUESDAY, spth instant. nj 10
o'clock, will sell. at the SNUFF aud Toha. co Fac
tory on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets
occupied by J Norris n Co all the stock. CON ;
sissti5s Of ESSiNE; MAcHf HERY: sNTsF, s toe
This is an opportunity seldom offered, It being
the only Snuff Factory in the south =
At the same time, the KEY of the houss will be
TEaas-Made known at sale. =.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S NALE.-WIIl De
IL scid. on TUESDAY, the both day of April.
isS At 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the High Consta1le's
W U1T, general assortment of 00sEHOLD and
ropes. Bureaus Badsteads, Tables, Chairs. Beds,
Mattres sees, Rocking Chairs. Tin Safes, Wash
stands, Trunks, Pictures, Window Shades, Cook
Ing stoves, Clocks. &c.
Also. one lot OF old IRON to satisfy sund nv dis
tress variants in my hands TgRas-Cash
ap I'D GEO. A FREEMAN. n. G C. R.
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ALUM WATER.


RUIN bhiD0E ALUM bPHlN0S, VA.
B oTTL ED AT THB SPRINGS ~
The undsrs,gned havs con. tituted the house Of
PPTrkNGlKsL, L4pp Co, Druggists, Rienmond. Va,
and the coSFEpERA ATE STATES Of Al AMsRica co.
Tho reputation Of this water. AS . medicinal
Of the South and is rapidly extending over the
whole country. The important fact is now well es
bed that 1t Is one of the lew Mineral Waters
which will bear transportation, aud that IL has
been kept from tw to ave years "a glass, without
apparent damage, either to its taste Its medical
The many remarkable cures performed nv II In
!'ysppna. Chronic Diayrh9a and Bpsentery. Caronie
Liver D1sease, Scrqfuio and ali aaduiaY and Akin
Dfsedses Chronic Nervous Complainant Hyoneht.,s pes
&C.. have attracted the at snton of the most emf
DR.. Cartwright. of New orieans, saws: In
truth, know OF no water in Europe or America 80
tieh 10 medical substances as that of Roekbridgs
pr Moornsn, resident physician at the White
sulphur: III lisa matter Of NO little importaaos
remarkable efficacy Of the Roekbridgs valera, in
strumous diseases especially. They have long
stood reproach to our profession, and never, bn.
in these waters, has II remedy been found that de-
serves the name OF speeUc tor their cure - ~
m nGs psbnsss Is hied with letters o tbs ms,s
classes OF our fellow citizens, VIA certify their
personal know edge and experience OF the viz
The undersigned have now completed snch ar
rangemegts Tor bo,t.ing snd transportation a.
they confidently believe will enable them heaea-
growing demand. ..15-'.I
CAUtloN-Ths unprecedented suceess Of THIS
Mineral Water, not only as used At the foun, ain
by the visitors who have throng ed thithsr but BY
invaiids at their distant homes. has naturally had
the effect to bring into the market, to exteat
other waters bearing similar names Therefore,
persons who wish to use this water wei do we'll Ia
apply din eetly to the undersigned, their gem
erai AK ents, in Richmond whilst The trade viii. ia
III cases procure their supplies through the house
Of PuKcELL, LADD Co., by whom also they will
be furnished with the proper certificates and show
bills. 9as14lF ~
The ALUM POWDERS or MASS, being the re.
siduaiy salts OF the water, obtained by evapcra.
ton, have been found by long experience TO re-
tain the medical virtues OF the water and to be an
excellent substitute for the same. II is sent Wit
entire safety by the mail, and TO remote points,
whore the water cannot easily be transported
For full particulars, see pamphlet. y
We will send the pamphlet, post paid, on appzy-
cation by letter, addressed to
fRAZIER & RANDOLPH, proprisiors,
Post Once, ALUM springs,
Rockbridgs county, Va ORTIZ
PURCELL. LADD 4 CO.., ssaerai Ageats,
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REPORTED CAPTURE OF GEN'L HARVEY
FROM WASHING
THE II ElGN OF ROR.

ALEXANDRIA, April Sit is reported that
Gen. Harvey. U. S. A, has been captured at
Harpers Ferry, and sent to Richmond
Butler's Regiment, from Massachusetts, has
arrived in Washington.
Seferal Sodtherners have been arrested in
w washington, and ordered to quit the city
The greatest excl tement and cons terna1ion
prevails among the citizens, many of whom
are leaving for the South
The heights of Georgetown are garrisoned
by Federal troops
More troops are expected at Annapolis from
the North
The tone Of the Northern press is more de.
liant and insulting to the South
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
The Vest Point Cudets and the Test Oath

WEsr PoIxr, N. Y, April 10th, 1861
The news of the secession Of Virginia was Joy
ouely received here by every Southerner. aud
sent 4 thrill through every heart. We are
rejoiced TO know that the Ares Of patriotism are
bprning brightly upon the affairs OF the good
old Corp anon wealth; that she is still "trae to
her ancient fame and worthy Of her ancestral
honors.''
Yesterday the 9Th class WAS called upon to
swear allegiance 10 Lincoin's Government
Out Of the ten Soutlsrners. mine refused to take
the oath. They are threatened with having
their names ignominiously struck from the
roll. They will rather consider 1t an honor to
have their nance erased for not swearing ale
glance " power hostile 10 their every inter
est In week there will not DO Cadet here
from the South
The folio wing il q list Of those who refused
70 take the oath: w. u. Waller, Vail w.
Dale, Del w. letter, Ky ]; J. f. Murray,
a 81 Is. a.. Terrett, at large; Thos p. Tur.
nsr, Va: l.. w. Anderson, at large: J. II.
Craige, N. o.; +. Mast, Va.
kespec fully, SourH..
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PARIS FASHIONS
EES MISS REBECCA SEMON 70
Gas inst returned with her Town
SPRING STYLES OF f-

H MISS REBECCA SEMoN 40
Gas Just returned with her rewI
SPRING STYLES OF t
+ PARIS FASHIONS
For Ladies and Children,
And respectfully invite the Ladies and Gentiem u
down 70 examine her complete stock of NEW
iAITEhNs, comprising the following named
spanish Suits for Boys; Zouave and Josephine
Sacque for Boys; Tomas and Hoplane Jacket for
Boys Mazzeppa and Prince Albert Apron for BOYS;
circular Blouse for Boys; Princes Paletat FOR
Urls Children's Franklin Dress beautiful: St
Lawrence Dress for little Girls: Misses Cherub
nscque; Piccolomini Apron for Girls: Children .
rlantra prom the Palmetto Apron; the Misses
Iulio waist; a variety of Waist and Sleeve Pat
terms variety of Walking Sacques for Misses: a
Jared Dress for Misses; an Arabian Mantle for
spring, Tor Ladies' a new style Zouave for Ladies':
zouaVe Shirt for little Boys: Palmetto Walking
oac4ue for Misses: also, great many other new
style patterns 6ow ready. Persons In want of
something handsome will call down soon
MISS SEMON is ready to EMBEOID and
BRAID all sty esofNeede Work and STAMPING
rINklNG and MARk4NG done at the shortss;
Flannel shirts embroidered. Country orders
promptly attended to. Gu hand aud for sale ali
coIors OF French and German Embroidery sink
Ladies', now call down and see for yourself-it is
my motto to please. Thankful FOR your past Eat.
ronage wish continuance of the same Dan Il
forget the place, at Mr.. SEMos's residence. two
doors below the st. Charles Hotel, Main St. fup
stalrs,) lap s-lmI REBECCA SEMON
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By Kobt. b. Lyme, Auct.
HGITSE Avn n mr. nN uNanN xx.r

Il ~, LIZ Wv
IL FOR SALE AT AUCTION Il will sell At
cubic auction, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST day Of
fair; if not, the next fair day thereafter that
new erected BRICK HOUSE, situated on II and
LeiSn streets, containing rooms, passage, aud 4
The Lot fronts 81 feet, and RUS back 300 feet II
Is regarded as pleasant location, and In healthy
and desirable neighborhood. Ii can be purchased
privately TILL day OF sale, when, If sold due no
tiee will be given.
TERMS. Liberal. R0. r. LYME, Auct
sp I1-dtds Office METROPOLITAN Hall
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Is AAo" Az 'oDiSS MASS
This articls Il prepared from the water of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS Ay "A
careful and scientific method Of evaporation
whereby all Of the mineral Ingredients sad IN ed-
cinal properties Of the water are retained in 1t ma
impaired. Call and procure pa mphlst Of oar
Agents, containing certificates Of Prof SAMuxL
JACKSON, Of the Jefferson Medical Coll sge, PhiIa-
deiphia. and also twenty other rhysieiaos VI emf
eases. The MASS and WATER is kept Tor sal Q
by Messrs. MEADE BAKER aad &. T. RosissoN.
Druggists, Richmond, Va. q
r. EcHoLs 4 SONS.
10 zs-dsm fTopriet0rs.
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MILLINERY & DREss-MAK1Nci
FRENCH MILLINERY. !.


r. FRENCH MILLINERY 49,
MADAME SON GNHA
w Has on hand compile etc and varied EA0
stock OF MILLINERY GOODS If the veTv Ia,,,.r
styles. ready made up, and MATERIALS Of every
quality, which she Is prepared 10 m AXE up at the
very shortest notice. MADAME SON
No. SIS Main street
N. B Store closed SATURDAY aud SUNDAY
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Su<sESA ARTIFICIAL TEETH. .THs
sYEca& CHEOPLASTIC AND SULCAWITk
.OIffYTY PROCESS. -G. w. JONES DEy.
N-1lkI ha " nsrl h. io q

- rIsr, having the right for th above
absolute superiority over all other methods. can
with confidence commend it to those desiring full
or partial sets Of teeth and especially such as NAV
Dc dissatisfied with those they are now using
The perfect adaptation of the plate to the mouth
and the suction thereby secured, enables him to
insert one or more teeth ,oifho11 cftsps. This me.
Ehod having been adopted by those standing high.
est In the profession, North and South, tsstimo
nlals Will be given and specimens exhibited to
or any other plate, will, of course, be made for
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex.
tracing, and all other operations gently and tho
1 10gsghiSg performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC
TRICITY acitholt pain.
r, ~ ofios on Main street, opposite Corinthian
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DENTISTRY
GEORGE b. STEEL,

Nr~ GEORGE Ii. STEEL,
HssMlg DENTIST
OIfY3 Offce and residence on Main be-
IIII tween eth and sth streets five
DORIS above the spotswo God HOTEL Richmond va
Having been engaged in the study and practice
OF his profession in this, his native city since the
year ls4S he feels confident of giving satisfaction
to those who favor him with their patronage
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NH 25-1aw4w &dtds
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
Il ON DUNAi4 STREET, IN PRICES ADD,
1'ON AS trustee In certain deed Of trust from
Isss, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
shall, In execution thereof, ut the request OF
proceed TO sell at public auction on the premises
on MONDAY, the 2sth of prii at u clock r. M,
real estate conveyed by the said deed consisting
Of LOT, with a FRAMED TENEMENT thereon
now IN the occupancy of the said Brewer reariy
opposite to Duval street Chapel, fronting 20 feet
on the south lire OF Duval street, running back
In average depth of IeO feet.
TERMS ;-Cash. The taxes for 1891 to be paid by
the purchaser. w. 00DDIS
ap 10 Trnstaa
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALE

Nv FOR SALE.-A HORSE. Birdie and
C. HUDSON one door ora above 1 2ls App og C c.
street, at J. Dornin's Tobacco Factory
ap 24-4t*
fE~-g--S FOR SALE-A No. Mich COW
eNss1IM with very fine Calf, weeks old -
~ The Cow is three fourths Durham, 6
.x-ses@<2s4sysars old, and very gentle. Just in
from me county Of Hanover. Inquire of
ap .o-tS OWENS i MILES
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BY Il 0ddin A. ApDarSoa Ana.

SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
guest and consent of DR.. F. w. Roddey, aud
IN execution of a deed of trust from himself
ana WE TO Powhatan Roberts, Trustee, bearing
Heurice county, the undersigned, as auetioneers
acting for the said Trustee and the said Roddey
VIII proceed to sell, at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST May, 1861, at
to,eloek r Of fair; II not, the FIRST fair day
tnereafter,) the valuable Real Estate in the tow
OF sidney, on which the said Roddey now resides
consisting of twenty Lots. as laid down in the
Plan, plan OF sidney, bounded by Grove and other
street, Or. Roddey has recently erected most
beautiful and costly residence, together with
rage House; Green House, &c. The location is
very beautiful, and the neighborhood the most
improving of any around Richmond. The prop-
eriy will be divided to suit bidders
TERAs-Liberal, and made known at sale. The
taxes TOR 1861 to be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts