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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

d Iterggman'S Testimony In 1egard 10 the
Soah Gr0lfnidns-Histake Corrected tr
HESRICo Co, VA, Jan Is.
SEND You an extract OF q private letter
ron Baptist Minister, who is well known
~ h!fAmond, and has been solourning in
,'u'h carolina for five months. After ming
~-s WIN All classes, ana studying their
1L. ailc'e! THIS gentleman forms the following
80, Tg'','tt"te and impartial judgment of noble,
|.,aSfA much slandered people " The South
humans are Il singular race of people,
10 fglnians, they have much State pride,
~, .hough, perhaps, on first acquaintance
-,5 qu!ie SO cordial are hos pitable, ehiyalrous
~, alu "arih- hearted. Their unanimity of feel:
n. W me one question is truly wonderful
MAJ .t' ''ef where you see them they all talk
@ @Du uiIhk alike. Secessionism is not a sud
- - eoliliIIon OF feeling. not an angry ont
nar rg,, guy principle 10 which they calmly,
i ria 'n'1S'fhty, and doggediy adhere. The peo-
in,a 1lttVfs where, high and low, rich and poor
d. te+'Istht ana ignorant, are ready 10 do or
in ~, io1 tltir State and the South. You see il
Ia hi III faces, their very walk. You hear il
aat,",,i prayers as they appeal 10 the God of
prn,oa. VI battles, and of truth, to bless aud
Hn,sa'.i' al their public meetings in the Court
cat'oa ssh'.y usually commence with an inyo-
wa, 'H 20. VI 'Iod's blessing. Something, by the
Il, "nch have never seen in Virginia.
Sm,l =, q misrepresentation that the people of
glnis 1 aroma are devoid of respect for Vir-
Irsr ihey look up 10 her, and every day /
wor,S G"htbody say, %, that Old Virginia
night O." '''' ''""'" "'"ce' All "ouid DE
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AUCTION sALus.
49, s''',--.---,se.-
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin 4 Appersen, Aucs's.

CtOMHIISSIONER'S SALE OF LOT IN
" THE COUNTY OF HENElC0, IN THE TOWN
OF SIDNEY.--As Commissioner appointed by a
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Henrico pronounced
on the LIST November, 1850, in the case of Drum
mond. Trustee for Ayres, against Reirs, / shall
proceed to sell at public auction. the pren ses
on TUESDAY the 5th February, 1sal, at 4 O'Clock
= M, Nf fair: IL not, the next fair day, except
sunday J the following Real Estate, belonging TO
yohn w Reins, as appears by the Commissioners
n2 9 ana referred 70 in the plaintiff bill, viz
frn,a AtRE, adjoining Rich Reins, two miles
EMS .-one-third cash; balance at and Ie
mouths, Tor negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-
dorsed, aud title retained TIL ali the nurcbasa
ioohey Is PAID. GEORGE w. RANDOLPH
canr,~ T. . Commissioner.
= - y -,rrEhsoN Aucts ia 2s--tds
TKUSTEE'S SALE OF yAIuaprr
4 FARM OF 800 ACRES IN CUESTEpE III n
COUNTY, FOUR MILES FROM MANCHESTER
AS trustee In certain deed of trust from Mr. Ias
per ). elayton dated LIST January 1850 dulv 70
corded In chesterfield County Court, 1 shah. in
execution thereof, proceed to sell at public aue
ton, on the premises. on MONDAY, the tth Feb.
ruary, 1851, at l? O'Clock NJ, tif fair if not The
nrst fair day thereafter the valuable farm former
ly owned by Mr.. Jesse Whitehead and now occu
pied by Mr.. Clayton. The tract contains 400 acres
The place is so well known that further d.scrin
ton is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS. Enough in cash to defrav expenses of
sale, and to discharge note of 81, 1888 49, with in
terest on credit to 81 1888 SO until LIST January
1852 on credit as to 81 1913 SO until LIST January
ises-with interest from Isl January, lsco-and ball
ance on such terms OF credit may be announced
at the time OF sale. The taxes for 1851 to be paid
by the purchaser
ia IL AUGUSTUS BODEKER Trustaa
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Cra5 sgp ',e Of the Richmond Dispatch

La, At PiTrsyLyAsiA G. H., Jan. "a.
candle; monday, Court day. the following
f-.o,,a rs Tor the Convention addressed the
VIM ~ ~ al u, this place Capt Vincent Witcher,
Cah.iII a. N req way, Isaac ii. Darlington, q. G
Mss.rs' Sutherlin, and Capt. Williams
light ana "itehef spoke again TO-
t'on@t', were 1876 suits commenced in our
Thor .ourt, which will do for one day
ifua W., WIN be probably 500 executions issued
IN i ouf county Court at the March term
iag now showing, mailing, raining blow
G,t,asa and cold and the roads have no
carry r. Before the mud froze, people had to
trena, renee rails across their backs 10 keep
ia sinking in over their heads.
dfess psralhlate the Dispdteh upon Its new
b. ~, eut mink the times are little tight To
eesssrns up IN this style. The daily is ns me-
bae.1 ~ our comfort u good chew OF to-
S,,,,. aiuf dinner. Blow blast in favor Of
la,sa Eneampment of Volunteers, al Rich
plaqe of horfoik-shonid prefer the latter
Mo- eeanss We would then be near Fortress
'''''''e In cage u aectdeat. W.H.W.
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Northerm NIarket.,

NEW York, Jan. 25.-cotton iirln-Upiands mid
lowsr-mixed declined fc:, aud quoted at ss0s1e !;
southern white 1sal7se. Mess Pork declined ioc.
Lard heavy ut 9eyi0lc Whiskey fria ut f7t4llsc.
Sugar dull. Coffee steady. Naval stores Arm.
stocks nrfa but irregular-N Y . Centrals 79s; Va.
6's 10, Mo- SIS ~.
Howard and Ohio held nj $50 City Mills tst-no
sales; Wheat iower-Red 81 as@tsl 20 White
" sS4LHl.s Corn dnfi-Yell0w sa6les, White ~
ga. ProsisioAs arm-Ness Pork tla. Lard let.
Coffee steady = isGu. Whiskey dull.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGToS, Jan. 25.-It is currently re-
ported here that GODDARD Bailey has been pre-
scented TO the Grand-Jury, for the larceny of
the Indian Trust Fund, and that Ex-S Secretary
Floyd, and Russell and Bailey have been pre-
scented for a conspiracy to defraud the Gov
eminent i'll the same.
The House Committee on Military Affairs
has prepared bill for the benefit of the troops
at Fort Sumter, appropriating II, $50 10 in
demnify them for the clothing, furniture, mu
steal instruments, &c, lost i'll leaving Fort
Moultrie.
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Abolitionists Mobbed in Boston.

BosToS, JAN ga meeting of the Anti
Slavery Society, held last night, was dis
persed by order OF the Mayor, on account of
the disturbance among the audience. After
wards a crowd of about 5000 persons assem-
bled in trent of fremont Temple, but dispersed
without any action. Another large crowd APP
peared i'll front of Wendell Phillips house.
threatening violence, but none was committed.
The negroes are alarmed by apprehensions
of an attack on their houses.
This morning a crowd gathered in front of
the Temple, but the Mayor had forbidden the
re assembling of the Convention. There We're
some riotous proceedings, hut nothing serious.
A large police force was present.
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BY j. III. Digges, Auct'r.
T library OF THE LATE uJDGE

library OF THE LATE JUDGE p. v.
- DANIEL TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION BY
CCA{CTTA hL ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, AT 4
UChoCh, JAN: 18TH, AT AUCTION ROOM So
MAIN ST, consisting of rare and valuable LAW
ana MlSCEI.LANEOUS WORKS, which have been
kept IN good order, and are worthy the attention
OF every one wishing to make valuable additions
70 their Libraries. Messrs. WEST u JOHNSTON
d. 40 Nam street will attend to buying for parties
Catalogues now ready and to be had at the auc-
uon room aud WEST JoHNToNs Bookstore
Also, at the same time, will be sold, to cover ad-
vances- ~
set PRESCOTT'S MEXICO, 3 vols
set PRESCOTT'S PERU, . vols
set IRElNG'S WORKS, Is vols
set IREING'S WASHINGTON vols
HALE HOURS WITH BEST AUTHORS, vols
MACAULAY'S ESSAYS, vols
MACAULAY'S SKETCHES, l vol
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMER. LITERATURE. .
vols. N'
ENGLISH EDITION SHAKESPEARE. 10 vols.
UPPER WORKS, lvol.
The above Books are all in good order and
bound in halfcalf binding, and will be sold with
out reserve. '
TERM5.-Cash. J. IL DIGGES apct,r
". r DociH salesman. ia 2l-tds
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A L X o GIST.

A L X l. OG ST.
"a JUST ARRIVED,
MADAME ADOLPH
~, THE GIFTED YOUNG PLANET-READER.
ms young lady has created "a wild excitement
IN her travels through
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and attracted the leading heads OF the country by
her most -
SINGULAR AND TRUE REVELATIONS
All Whoare in trouble should ca II on the Ma c1ne:
you viii go away rejoicing and happy. She Will
DflhS any one to you and cause them to
o E on!
viii describe the person You will MARRY. Also
name the date you will marry, and will rite the
name OF the one you vii marry. Madame will
yon lucky numbers will recover losses, &c.
hts Prices so cents 81 and So
HE Residence on Main street directly opnosite
Gorlnthian Hall, at Mrs. SUSAN H. BABER's
boarding House, between 9th and 10th sts-Mrs
BABER : name on the sign at the door fla 24-3tk
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no CONTRACTORS

no CONTRACTORS Any contractor Wish,
L ing to employ force for the GRADING OF
RAILROADS or CANALS, would do well TO ad-
dress the subscriber at Brentsville, Prince Will
liam county, Va, who can furnish any number OF
BOYS, that may be desired, from ffteen to fifty,
or oven more. The hands have been for some
wears (under my control and superintendent in
the employ of Messrs. Scott Adams, extensive
Railroad Contractors, who have suspended bust
ness for the present. Commun cations on the sub
ject above stated will meet with prompt attention
by the subscriber, and in order to forward negO-
tiations please state the best terms the times Will
afford. CHAS. u. HOW lSoN,
ia 25--lw* Agent.
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Another Attempt at Selling Arms in New
York, &c.

New YORK, Jan. 25.--The police yesterday
attempted TO detain a lot of arms, &C, founo
on board the steamer Montgomery, but the
captain ordered the hawsers to be cut, ant
left the wharf, thus frustrating their design
The arms seized on the schooner Caspian
Yesterday We're directed to Sayanilla, ant
have been returned by the police to the vessel
Those seized on the steamer Monticello Were
still at the arsenal
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EDUCATIONAL.
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTF.-coR

al ID DOMINION INSTITUTE--CORNER
" OF FRANKLIN AND 5TH STREETS.-The Sc
cOnd half ofthe session of this School for Ise0-' g.
will commence the 18th of February and end
the 30th of Jane next ensuing.
The Rev. FRANCIS J. BOGGS has been added
to the Board Of Instruction. and will, with his
family, reside in the Institute buildings. The
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will continue under
Mr.. CHASE superintendent, who will be aided
by competent assistants. A gentleman has been
employed to take charge Of the classes i'll ALICE
BRA, and others will be to teach other specific
studies; and another female teacher will be en-
ployed. The LECTURES ON BIBLICAL LITERA-
TURE, by Rev. JAS. \. DUNCAN, will be con-
tinued, a. also the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE
RAR1 LECTURES. The PREPARATORY DE-
PARTMENT, for very small girls, will receive the
special care OF the Principal OF the school.
The BOARDING DEPARTMENT Will be libe-
rally and carefully conducted, and every comfort
and facility will be afforded to young ladies board
ing in the family.
No labor or expense will be spared to make the
school equal to any III the land for the education
of females.
ne For further information, address
j. L. SHUMATE, Principal.
Richmond, January, 1861. ia 25-d&cwts
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
~ MAYO STREET.
c. p. BURRUSS would be pleased to receive
few additional pupils, to ill vacancies which have
occurred in his School. ia l2-I2t*
AUR Ell SPRING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL employed competent teacher, / would like
10 take three or four yOang ladies, from 10 to Is
years of age. The terms are very moderate For
English, French, Latin and Music, incl uding board
lodging aud washing, $3.50. JAMES L. EGE
Ia 4-lm* One and half miles from the citv
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By E. Il. Cook, Auct'r.
FURNITURE AT Al

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
IL TlON.-on THURSDAY, the 31st Instant, at
10 O'clock, will sell at the residence OF Mr.. f.
III. Simpson, on Adams street, Union HILL in rca r
on Broad street, all Of his HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing the usual va
iiety of genteel articles.
Also fine MICH COWS.
FOR RENT.-The residence will be rented Pos
session given on LIST day of February.
ia 2e--tds E. B. COOK, Auct.
4 = TRUSTEE IN certain deed OF trust, ex-
"A ecuted on the 10th day of January. 1850, aud
duly recorded in the office Of the Court of Hust-
lhSs in the city of Richmond, shall proceed to
sell at the request OF the beneficiary in said deed
On WEDN ESDAf the 9TH day of February, 1851 !.
ton, at the hour of II o clock A. NJ. one NEGRO
GIRL, named Frances or Fanny, conveyed in said
deed, TERMs.-Cash. J. 7. SUTTON, JR.,
ia 26tds Trustee
~ OTiCE.-Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the
- S0th Of January, ls6l, at the residence of the
late VIM 3. Belcher, decd, in the county of Ches-
terheid, an of the PERSONAL ROPERTY, con
sistinS Of HOuSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, PLANTATION UTENSILS, crops of CORN,
FODDER, SHUCkS and OATS, stock OF HORSES,
COWS, SHEEP and HOGS, and a PORTABLE
STEAM SAW -MILL and FIXTURES, all in good
repair for work, (said to be eighty horse pow
er, aud several valuable NEGROES.
ALSO-Two TRACTS OF LAND: enc tract of 2!3
Acres, adjoining the lands of James II. Cox, S3s#,
Miss Elizabeth Fowler, Allen Moore, and ks9@
Acres, adjoining the lands Of Robert Haskins, Mrs.
Arthur Taylor, DR.. John w Wake, and others.
This tract has the above-named Saw-Mill situated
upon it.
TERMs-NIade known on day of sale
All persons having claims against said estate
will report them to me, as wish to ascertain the
amount. RICHARD A. BELCHER,
ia 23-tds* Ex'r of WIN. B. BELcHER, decd.
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From Mexico.

NEW YORK, Jan 25.-The steamer Ariel has
arrived from Aspinwali. She brings Mexican
adyices. Gen. Vol, u Miramonist fugitive,
had reached San Bias.
Gen Weller, u. 5. Minister, had arrived at
Acapulco. Gen. Alvarez rendered him an es-
cort 10 the city Of Mexico
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BOARDING.
-7--s--ss-
J)OAR DIN(

DOARDlNG.-At Mrs. N. Ii. THORNTON's.
- corner of Foushee and Franklin streets, a few
ladies and gentlemen will find a desirable situa-
ton as BoARDERS, with handsomely furnished
rooms, in one Of the most quiet and delightful To-
ca les in the city. ia 1-iwN-
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Tribune Correspondent Ordered OF.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-The Charleston cor
respondent Of the American says. that the
South Carolinians have ferreted out a man
named Dodge, enlisted as soldier at Fort
Moultrie charged with being correspondent
of the New York Tribune. lie was compelled
10 lea We the State.
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The Mississippi Convention Eight Regi-
ments to be Raised.

ST. LOTS, Jan. ga special dispatch from
Jackson, Miss, Wednesday, says the Missis-
sippi Convention has elected seven delegates
TO the Southern Congress at Montgomery.
1t also passed an ordinance to raise eight
regiments of troops. Hon. JEFF Davis had
been elected Major General.
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BY Richard Cauthorm, Auctioneer.
CR0CERIEs, &c, AT AUCTION. = 0

GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION. = On
VI MONDAY, the 2sth inst, at 10 o clock, at my
store, will sell at auction, large lot of GROCE
ing in part of new Bacon. Hams and Shoulders so
plain old Hams, good 80 pieces good old Mountain
Hams and Shoulders: bbs. Flour L. bbls. Mo-
lasses: 30 barrels Herrings: 10 boxes Soap: 6
boxes Tallow Candles; Adamantine do; bols.
Brandy; do. Whiskey;6 kegs Mountain Butter:
10 boxes Cheese; 10 bbls. Onions; Backing;
Matches Clothes Pins &c
DAMAGED SALT.--Also, 10 sacks damaged Salt,
sold on account OF whom il may concern.
ia 20 Il. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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BY James NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auct'rs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON NAVY

lNUSl EE > SALE Or LOI On NAVY
l. HlLL.-Pursuant to the provisions of a deed of
trust executed by Nancy Judah, OH the ed OF Au-
gust; $685. and recorded in the Clerks Office of the
Hastings Court c0nveyinga certain lot to
me in trust, shall, FRIDAY the LIST day of Feb
ruary, 1861, at O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises,
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the property conveyed in the said deed of
trust Tor the purpose Of satisfying The debt secured
IN said deed. The LOT lies ON Navy Hill, in the
city OF Richmond. on the northern side of Baker
street, between Sd and 9TH streets, fronting on Ba-
ker street % feet. THOS. J. EVANS, Trustee.
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR x Son, Auct'rs Ia %
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS
BY I. & G. b. Davenport, Aucts.

GROCERIES, &C.. AT AUCTION. .-Op
VI THURSDAY, slst January we will sell. al TO
o'clock, Mt eur auction store, assortment OF
GROCERIES, viz:
400 bbls Refined SUGARS.
2oo bbls. Refined SYRUP.
PURE MOLASSES RUM.
SOAP, CANDLES.
STARCH, BACON.
GREEN and BLACK TEAS.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
CHAMPAGNE and MADEIRA WINES.
Also
300 SIDES SOLE LEATHER.
TERMs.-Under 800 cash. 500 and over, mos
credit, for approved paper.
ia 20 l. & G. h. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Mp rARIs
the
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LEE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
r IFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE, No I5S MAIN On. E. CORNER OF IITH) ST.
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered 2p,h March, 1897.
This old and niabe Institution, with ample
capital, and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MER.
CHANDIZE, of every description HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WEARING APPAREL
VESSELS, CARGOES aud FREIGHT, at the low est
current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Currie, Robert NJ, Burton,
Z. Il. Workman, Francis J. Barnes
John II Claiborne, John T. Sublett,
John j. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust
Alex. Garrett, Geo N. Gwathmey
DAVID CURRlE, President.
JOHN ]. WILSON, Treasurer.
. K. t. BROOKE, Secretary. de 27-Iy
las. Ii. MACMURDO, Agent MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York.
Office at the Insurance Agency of THOMAS NJ. Al
FRIEND, on Nth street, nearly opposite Goddin's
Hall, where applications will be received.
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BY Dickinson, Hill l. Co., Auct'rs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINE LIKELY
SLAN ES.-By virtue OF a deed of trust of re-
cord III the Clerks Office of Henrico County
Court, executed ON the 18th day of January 1866
by cambridge Ball, for a certain purpose therein
mentioned, having been requested by the bene-
auction to the highest bidder, for cash at the Of
Ace Of Dickinson, Hill & Co, on SATURDAY. the
"a DAY OF February, at 10 O'Clock, nine likely
ELIZA and one child, ADELINE and her two chill,
dren, or So many thereof as shall be necessary to
execute the provisions of said deed
d. BAKER, JR., Trustee.
sale by DICKINSON, HILL Co, Auct'rs.
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of Maryland Commissioners

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-Gov Hicks has APP
pointed Hon. Reyerdy Johnson, Augustus w.
Bradford, VIM. Goldsboro, Jno. M. Crisfield,
and j. Dixon Roman, all Union men, Com
missioners, TO meet the Commissioners from
other States, i'll Washington, on the 4th of
February. They represent every portion of
the State.
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BY 1. & G. b. Davenport, Auct'rs

BY 1. L. G. B. Davenport, Auct,rs.
d TIoN-25o CAsEs.-On TUESDAY, 2sth of
January, we will sell, at 10 O'clock our auction
$50 cases BOOTS, SHOES and HATS.
ia 10 |. & G. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
DURE IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE WINE
L At AUCTION On TU ESDAY, 2oth of Jan,
IMPORTED. CHAMPAGNE VIM
jal5 I. & G. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
TIE BULLETIN NEWSPAPER FOR
,IsALEEThe purchaser from us, on sth Decem
failed to comply with the 81 sale by his re.
q ds and tht Of parties and BY virtue
the Ekehange this city on l0nt the
said @ SPA paSshsd In hs
city, together with the good will of the same
S Fl sFEAM Ths y ana
The celebrity of 1.-THE BULLETIN as lead
ing and influential political Journal and its ex-
tensive circulation, together with the fact that it
Is the only Democratic paper published in this
desirable newspapers published in the State.
TERas;-Enough in cash to pay expenses Of sale.
ana ana lor me oa,ance on the sth June
ter ON sth June, 1852, and one-quarter ON sth De-
eember iss2 interest added, for negotiable aetes,
w. l.. WATKINS,
CHAs. $. sTRINGFELLow,} Trustees.
Petersburg, Va, jan 81, 1901. ia % st
DOR SALE, FROM 80 TO 100 l. X T. L Y
Il AND VALUABLE n EG RoES: ALSO, A
TRACT OF LAND AT LOUISA COURT HOT Sc
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF Louisa
county, pronounced in the suits of Undertakes
distributes VS.. Undertakes executors aud 9TH
ers, We shall proceed To sell at Louisa Court
House, on MONDAY, the nth day of February
1s6l, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, from 90 TO loo
likely NEGROES, the property of the estates OF
Henry, Elizabeth and Polly Undertake, dec d,
late of Louisa county. The sale will be continued
from day to day until completed.
We Will also sell on the same day, tract of
LAND lying in the same county, not far from
Thomps0n's Cross Roads, being the tract on which
Miss Elizabeth Undertake resided q the time Of
her death.
TERMS OF SALE.--As to the Slaves On credit Of
Q months, the purchasers giving bonds with good
security, bearing interest froin the day of sale,
with liberty however, to any purchaser TO pay the
whole or any part of his purchase in cash to the
Commissioners.
As to the Land One fourth in cash, and az to
the residue, credit of six,twelve and eighteen
months, from the day Of SALE the purchasers Civ.
ing bonds with good security for the deferred in
staiments, bearing interest from their dates, and
the title to be retained unAA the purchase money
is paid, as further security therefor.
). Mi 4 HfR 3 s, fzEfg,asxr. csn'~