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EE.s SALE LANDAND FIyt

4 MALE Ian AMI E1N n
l NEGROES, IN HANONER.-Pursuautt to the
provisions of deed Of trust, dated the 2ith Vcto-
Der, 1860, and recorded III the Clerks Once Of
Hanover County Court, on the 18th october, 1850,
from Burwell B. Dickinson, and otery F., ms
wife to the subscriber, | shall, at the request OF
- l. Hutchcson, the benelciaries in said deed,
on FRIDAY the 10Th of Aprli lsGl. IF fair; II not,
the first fair day thereafter. sundays excepted,
proceed to sell at auction, for CASH. To the highest
bidder, al Green Bay, in the upper end OF Hano-
yer, three miles from Beaver Dam Depot, on the
Virginia Central Railroad, and half a mile from
Green Ray Crossing, the following property, OF 50
much thereof As may be necessary to pay the DEBT
81 os4 SO, secured by said deed Of trust, with IN
terest thereon from the 2ih October, 1850 ana a Il
costs of preparing and enforcing said deed OF trust
selling the Negroes first. The property to be sole
is thus described in the deed Of trust - Fiyt
SLAY ES-mau Henry. man Ned, boy Ichn; SIR
Jane and woman Milly: and the TRAtf On
LAND in the county Of Hanover, on which IN
said BurwelI B. Dickinson now resides, wlth al
the appurtenances thereof. estimated TO contain
500 acres, being the same land which was Con
viewed to the said Burweli g. Dickinson by W III
| Hancock and which ad Joins the lands mi r. 4
| Rowze, Michael Shroneder, and William l. DICK
| inson.'i =,
Title believed to be good, but shall eniy pas
| the title vested in me by the deed OF trust
NH lt-dtl9Ap JOHN IAbE. 1fussee-
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From the Southern Capifal,

MONTGOMERY, March lin Congress to-
day bill was introduced to establish an Ad-
miralty Court in mississippi, the Judge to
reside at Nicksburg.
A report has been received here (probably
unfonnded1 that five war vessels left New
York Tuesday night, armed, carrying a large
number of marines and provisions for the
Southern forts. 1t caused anxiety, as il came
from Il reliable source.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. March Is F our duli--Howard and
Ohio SIS IL: City Mills held at So. Wheat steady
red 81. 25@l.27; white ~ 4o@1 IS. Corn steady at
53Q5se. Provisions dull and unchanged. Coffee
firm at l2b0l3t. Whiskey steady at l73c.
NEW YORK, March l8.-Cotton frm-upland
midding lie Flour frm-Southern SIS 25Ms5 so.
Wheat Arm-Kentucky white 81 50. Corn steady
mixed 66G167c: yellow Southern 6asc. Pork
beayy~mess SI5 5odsl6 Is. Whisky firm at
I7fMi 7Ac. Naval stores quiet. Stocks dull aud
rather eastern Y. Centtal's Ist; Mo IS 6s4.
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The Vote In Petersburg.

PBrERsBrgG, VA, March l5.-The poll.
closed at sunset to-day, with the following
result Whole vote 1911 for secession s7e
against 162 The Union vote in February was
lose, against 427 for secession. There was an
immense procession at the close of the polls
displaying the secession flag, and headed by
music, which escorted Hon. Roger A. Pryo,
to the depot, that gentleman speaking in Rich
mond to- night
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BY Goddiu Il Apperson, Auces.
A TcTION SALE or RRJcK TENEyyE~

n IN BRACES ROW, oN CENTRE STREET,
BETWEEN err AND 5TH STREETS; FRAMED
TENEMENT on OREGON HILL, ON CHURCH
STREET. AND FIVE LOTS IN HARyIE's PLAN,
NEAR HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY Will be sold
al aretiun on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the isth
inst at o'elock, the Brick Tenement in Bragg
Row, occupied by Mr., Boswell Thompson. AT,
forwards. will Be sold the excellent Framed
Tenement, on Oregon Hill, on the east line OF
Church street, now occupied by James jennings.
And thereafter five beautiful Building Lots In
iarvie's Plan three fronting on the north side Oh
Albemarle street, and two on the west line OF Bel
yidere street.
TRRNs--one third cash sbalance at ! and
wears, for negotiable notes, Interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. The taxes for le6l to be
NH /. G0DDIN 4 APPERSoN. Aucts.
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BOARDING.
II o A X ID | n q /.

DOA X d. Nc.
A GENTLEMAN and LADY may find COM
PORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS in one or two
good rooms, on sth street, between Clay and
Leigh, third tenement, left hand side NH l5-3t*
nOARDlNG.-MkS Z. b MlNTEk can
Is comuodate i've six young gentlemen, or
two small families, with BOARD, upon reason
able terms. Residence on I'd, between LAY ana
Leigh sts. nm st
nKIVATE BOARDTNG.-A gentleman and
l wife can obtain BOARD, and very large and
u pleasant room. on Ross street. Also, q few young
Gentlemen with or without LODGING. inquire
a. tb;s ottira NH Il--lwK
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Rv Hector Davis, Auct'r.
BY Hector fFaVis. AuCtF'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VA L u b L

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUA l. Z
L SLAVES AT AUCTION AS Trustee in deed
of trust dated December 18th, 1880, and recorded
in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF the
tors secured in said deed, shall proceed TO sell
at the Auction Rooms of HECTOR DAVIS in the
city of Richmond, at the hour of 10 O'Clock, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of March 1861, six va ia
BILE SLAVES said Slaves constituting the portions
of personal estate conveyed to me in said deed -
These Slaves consist IT four Men, who are all
young and active. one Boy about is years OF age
and a valuable Woman. Terms fash
NH S-l0t* VIM IL. HARUGRONE Trustee.
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By J. III. Digges, Auct.

4 CCTION SALE.-0n WEDNESDAY MORN
n ING at IL clock, March goth, will be SOLD
to the hi CHEST bidder, the premises. on the al
ley in rear of Main street, between TIN and sth
streets joining Simms Steam planning Mill, a
SHOP suitable for carpenter, or other purposes.
The above shop has an uneXpired lease OF near
five years. The bull diugis new, and worthy the
attention of builders aud others.
TERMS.--Cash. j. Ii. DUG Is, Auct T.
D. F. BOOTB, Salesman. NH l--tds
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Later from HAVANA,

NEW YORK, March 14.-The steamer De Soto
has arrived from Havana, with dates to the
9th inst. Sugars were more active No. lbs
were held at ST; the stock in port was $50 ,00o
boxes. Molasses was nominal. Freights were
plenty, and vessels were wanted at previous
rates. Exchange on London 0lalei; Northern
cities Las. The money market rather easier.
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,rhe Texan Troops TO he Remoycd.

New YORK, March 15.-The steamships Mo
hawk and Empire City sailed to-day for In
dianola, Texas. to bring home the u. ).
troops there. The Star OF the West h3i been
previously sent, and the CoatZac oalcos has
been chartered for the same purpose.
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Fire,

BATAVIA, N. Y, March IA fire broke ont
last evening, in the livery stable belonging &c
r. NJ Warren. The fire soon spread 10 the
Eagle barn, which was entirely consumed
Quite number of horses We're burned.
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Storm ut Norfolk.

NoRFoLK, March 15.-There was n heavy
snow storm and blow here last night. 1t is
thought much damage was done on the coast
The steamers Ben Deford, for Boston, and
Adelaide, for Baltimore, We're detained by it.
Early fruit and vegetables are probably de-
StrOyed
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FROM CHARLESTON.
srKcrAI coRsssrcspHScs OF rHR pmpArcu /
Cu,aIssroS. March n ,se,

CusRJesroS, March Is, 1891.
If n man who has the reputation of toiera.
bic Neracity tells me ANYTHING, / am dispose,
to believe him but when a Washincton ntf,
cisi assures me, feel inclined to doubt him
no matter how he may pledge himself We
nave been so duped and swindled with Bueha.
nan, that we do not feel inclined 10 believe
anything from Washington for Ii has ALWAYS
been infected with deep corruption and we
can hardly respect anything else now, under
BLACK Republican keeping
told you yesterday that news had been re-
eeived here that Fort Sumter was to be yaca.
ter, but that did not believe ii on the bnlle-
TN boards Is a farther conflrma ton OF 1t, and
mat 4 special messenger starts TODAY at 4
CLOCK to carry the diepatch 10 Mai, Ander-
SON do not Yet believe ii, and shall not un-
III see Anderson and his men on the cars
with their faces northward. by the way An
derSpn, ard his friends for him. have assured
the public that he was n true Southern man,
ana that his feelings and sympa thies We're all
with the South. lie will have fine opportu-
nitv now 10 show to the world whether he and
Hls friends have been sincere.
II rs understood in Westinghouse saws the
correspondent; OF tho Courftr--that Anderson
| aud his command are to strengthen Fortress
| Monroe. Yes, strengthen your forts. Nir-
| etnia is not quite to I've relied on yet by the
| Btoct masters. She has shown lately some
| little sign of life and pinck; hence, she is not
| exactly as time as she ought 10 be. Some few
signs OF the return of the Virginia hlooded
| stock perhaps Daniel, of the Examiner
| coming home just now, max have affected
| the nerves of tho ''rightful masters" and
| some plucky speeches in your Conven-
! ton, all put toget Their, may have alarmed your
| masters, and they now consider IAN ounce OF
| prevention better than a pound of cure -
| therefore they will make the forts of Virginia
| safe, and bind you a little tighter-put on
| another haDdcuG and few more ankle
| chains. No, no; Virginia is not yet exactly
| subdued-too many Wises, Goodies, Ran
dolphs, Mortons. Daniels, and Dispatches
there, to be thr1shed ye,--a few more soldiers
| and a few more cannon. aud u little more
| grape and a few more chains, and a few more
| handouts, and few more Black Republi-
| cans IN your Convention ana Legislature. anc
little OF the teat. If You please and 4 few NOR,
social visits Of your pnblic functionaries Il
partlke OF the hospitalities OF the Fedora
| soldiers 1t Fortress Monroe, and 80 lttl,
| sleep, and little siumber, and little FOLDING
the hands to Sleep and you are then in th'
| claws of your deadly enemy, betrayed Their
| by |nginia's jasttrdS. But let IL go; 'le
her rip"
our soldiers will have fight yet il the.
cannot get it on their own dung hill" the.
will help our little sister, Florida.
NIRGISIUs.
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BY I. x g. Il. Davenport, Auct'rs.

CROCE RIES, &C., AT AUCTfOS.-on
II THURSDAY, 2ist March, will sell at 10
o'clock, at our auction store, an assortment Of
GROCERIES. viz:
Refined White SUGARS.
Do. Yellow do.
BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS.
Refined SYRUP.
English Dairy and Pine Apple CHEESE.
Pure Molasses RUM.
Rectifed and old Rye WufSKEY.
London PORTER and ALE.
TOBACCO, SOAP, and CAN DIES.
Also
LEATHER.-70o sides heavy, middle, and light
weights SOLE LEATHER
TKRMs.-Under S1oo, cash 800 and over, four
mouths credit, for approved paper.
NH II |. Z q. +. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
BY Thomas w. kecsee, Auct'r,
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By E. Is. Cook, Auct.

BY E.. Is. Cook, Auct.
CROCK OF DRY GOODS. FANCY ARTI-
- Giles READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS,
SHOES, &c, At AUCTION.-The subscriber, in
tending to make "a change in his present business,
will sell at his store on Byrd street, between 9TH
and 10th, ou WEDNESDAY, goth inst, c0mmenc-
ing at 10 o clock, all his stock of
DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, BOOTS SHOES,
READY MADE CLOTHING HATS, CAPS, &c.
embracing a varied assortment Of fresh and sea-
sonable goods, recently laid in, to suit the retail
trade. ,,
Two splendid SHOWCASES, solid mahogany,
and other Store Fixtures of the best quality.
Also
All the FURNITURE in said tenement, embrae
ing Bedsteads, Mattresses. Chairs, Washstand'
Carpets. Tables, and two superb
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS.
in ornamental gilt frames.
JAMES NJ. CONWAY.
HFy sale conducted by Z. L. Cook, Auct
NH l6
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by Thomas W. ke.:es, Anes'r,

u HOR 8 ES MULES, BUGGI les,
A3SCARTs. AND WAGONS, FOR sALE At
AuCTI0N.--wi be sold. on SATURDAY
MORNING. March 10th, commencing al 10 o. clock
st the horse auction lot, Council Chamber Hill
very fine FAMILY HORSE, warranted sound
6ne, large, Work HORSES.
very superior MULE. warranted sound.
open BUGGY and HARM ESs, in good order.
CART.
SPRING WAGON
good sADDLEand Birdie.
NH Is TH0S. W. KEESEE, Auctr
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BY Alexander Mott. Auct'r.
tx nE my COOnS CV,OTHI

> SHOES, HATS, nc. AT AUCTION The sub
scrber, wishing to decline business, will sell his
entire stock al auction at his store on 18th street.
ing at 10 o'clock consisting of large stock OF
DRY GOODS, Ready Made CLOTHING, SHOES.
HATS &c: WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS. SHOW GASES, &c.
TRRMs.-CaSh. JOHN hLpoo.
sale conducted by ALEX. MOTT, Auct T.
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By J. III. Digges. Auctioneer.

AUCTIO N.-HoRsES, MULES, BUGG1Es,
N &c.--will be sold at the Horss Lot on Conn-
ng at 10 o. clock several saddle aud hsr
ness HORSES several good work MULES; enc
BUGGY and Harness; 2Mlleh cows and Lalvss.
AUTHORIZATIONS pair Carriage HORSES.
we'll broke aud sonnd, dark bays: one fine Buggy
and Saddle HORSE : ono RoCkAWAY and Har-
ness. hut litile used.
NH Is l. II UIGGE2. Auct'r.
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By Alexander Mott. Auct'r.

FURNITURE, q X &C RIES. SHOES,
Il DRY GOODS, 6c.--Will be sold At auction,
at ny store, SATURDAY, March leth, COM
meucing at 10 o clock, a lot of second hand FUR
NITURE, STOVES, &c.
GROCERIES.-whiske Brandy, Painted Buck
cts Tubs, Washboards, &c.
DRY G00DS.-Ready- made Clothing, shoes,
&c. -,
WATCHES, JEW and FANCY GOODS.
NH Is ALEX MOTT, Auct.
MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at auction,
~ THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice. large and general assortment OF Watches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at 7 o'ck 7. III.
ia 3a-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. AuctT.
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yice-PresideDt Stephens.

ArGUsTA, GA, March 15.--Vice President
Stephens passed through here to-day, en- route
for Savannah. He was received with sa-
ute of artillery.
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JAS. NJ. TAYLOR " Son, Auct'r.. NH IL
COMMISSIONER SAFE OE EAU ES.
K. n. CARY, { "0' TO-
ne JAS. N. TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts. NH 4
TWO yALUABLE LOTS JNMEpI-

l ATELY IN REAR OF THE UPPER VEG
ETABLE MARKET, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS AT AUCTION.-We will
sell, upon the premises on TUESDAY, 10th day
of March, commencing at - O'Clock P. NJ. two
per Vegetable Market, between Marshall and
Clay streets, and adjoining the north two brick
tenements lately erected. They front together 40
feet and run back G6 feet.
TERas.-0ne fourth cash the balance at g. IL
and Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deeds Taxes foi
| ISL to be i'd by thu purchasers.
NH Is JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON. Aucts
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DIssOLUTIONS. &c,

THE CONCERN OF BAKER; PLEA
withdraws II Of DAVID BAKER, Jr. Either part
ner will use the name of the hrm in liquidation
only. y bAhER3 ykyr~o
L. II. FRAYsER.
Richmond, March 18th, 1851.
Co-Partnership.-JNo. II. PLEAsANTs and
LEWIS H, FRAYsER will continue the MANY
FACTURE0F TOBACCO, under the firm OF LEA
SAINTS 4 FRAYsER, at the Factory formerly oc'
cupied by Baker, Pleasanis Frayssr; .vr,
L. IL. FRAYsER;
Richmond, March lsth, 1881. NIB la-otN
T,HE CONCERN OF HICKS r. ANDER-
of Dr. PETER II. ANDERSON, and the name of the
hrm will only be used In liauidation OF tne is'o
March ii. 1851. P. II ANDERSON.
M iiSS BUSINESS as herotoiere, and with
seven years experience in this market aud Peters.
burg hope to give '1ii 'a''''t saa'L D. HICKS.
Card, ..In retiring from the concern Of HICKS
| late Partner as a gentleman Of ample means to
conduct the business, and fully competent 70 dis
charge the duties; and would say that, upon =
| trial. ind my health will not admit Of my pur-
suing the business as would wish ,,NnppsoN
| NH LIFT r. h. ANDERSON.
| IL The firm of LIBBY BURTON is this day
| of A. Burton. Either partner Will use the hdmo
of the firm in liquidation only ~
| March lat 1861 ABRAHAM BURTON.
New Firm.-Having associated with ms my
| SON. Gro. W LIBBY, we will continue 10 carry on
the SHIP CHANDLERY, GROCERY and COM
| MISSION BUSIN ESS, on the corner oil zoIn an1
| Cary streets, under the name and STYLE OF Llbbl
| son aud we hope, by strict attention TO busl-
ness to merit a continuation of the liberal patron
| age bestowed on the late firm of Libby X burton.
| LUTHER LIBBY,
March l, 1851 [mh li-2wI GEO w. LIBBY.
| nISSOLUTION OF COMMUNICATING.
| ~ The firm OF PHILIPS COLEMAN j. TINS Day
| dissolved by mntnal consent, by the withdrawal
| of j. w COLEMAN. Either partner viii useths
| name of the fra in liquidation only.
| Richmond, March LIST, 1851.
IshaII continue the Lumber and Commits,
| SION BUSINESS, in all its branches, al tae OF!
stand south side of the Dock, between 18th and
18th streets. Thankful for past favors, respect-
| fully solicit q continuance.
Afs-0rdsrs promptly attended TO-. mum,
| NH 5--2wN w r. rhILIio ..
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New Jersey Tow

New Jersey Town Election.
NEWARK March 14.-Burlington county OF
Tuesday elected Is Republicans freeholders
and Democrats.
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BY X. T. HAZEL, Auctioneer.
NJ 1t' y: 1HdIeTI' II "ot'o1''of'
I A X & E ATTRACTIVE. AND PER-
IL EMPTORY SALE OF JOBBER STOCK OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
WHITTEMORE & HAZELL
Will sell at Auction, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1851,
And following days until sold, sale to commence
at 10 o'clock each day. at
No. los Chambers Street New York,
(By order of Z. II. CHAPMAN, AssiEnee,)
ISAAC l.. HUNT CO.'S
Entire Stock Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c,
comprising large and varied assortment of Heavy
and Shelf Goods suitable for City and Country
Trade.
CARRIAGE AND SADDLERY HARDWAR
large and complete assortment OF Carriage
ard Saddlery Hardware.
Also
90 TONS MALLEABLE IRON GOODS,
Comprising every description Of Goods known to
the Trade.
TERMS Under slo0, cash over that amount.
approved, endorsed notes, payable in the city OF
New York, or FIVE per cent discount for cash.
NE Catalogues will he ready, and can he had
AT the office of the Auctoneers, on MONDAY
March 18th.
WHITTEMORE & HAZELL, Auc'rs.
NH l6--tds Office l5S Broadway, New York.
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srCON ID u A y
SrArSToS, VA. March Ia

,..,,ns exercises were conducted by
ne 9T.,hn Thrush. -Ike ,lenrnal of yes
, RtV ON .,,d aud aa&5ed. Several pa
~ ys Erels,rea 'S RsevS, G MasSeS wcr,
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BY Thomas w. kecsee, Auct'r,
(Otice corner of 18th and Cary streets J
CROCK OF GRoCERIEs. LIQUORS, TO.

NLUCk OF GRUCEKI =, LitsUUhS, IU-
= BACCo, CIGARS, STORE FIXTURES, &c,
AT AUCTION Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, March goth, commencing at 10 o'clock,
at the store Of MeSsrs. G. p. Word Brother, cor
ner 18th and Main streets. all of their stock of
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, STORE FIX
TURES, sc.
ALSO-A large lot of very superior CHEWING
and SMOKING TOBACCO, put up expressly for
our retail sa les.
TERMs.-For all sums under $50, cash $50 and
over. i months credit, for approved negotiable
paper. mn III THuS w kEESEE. Auct.
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AUCTION 0ALH9
By 4. b. Cook. Ascs,g.

HORSES. MULES. RUGGIEs. kc:. Az
III AUCTION THIS DAY, ut 10 o'clock, VIII
.sell. al the lot IN Council Chamber bit severaI
Harness spd saddle HORSES, among which - .
beautiful Bay Mare. years old, perfectly soand
aud gentle said to be very fast
aiarse. Young we'll broke MULES;
entirely new Open BUGGIES, made 70 Older;
second hand Top do. and HAHN Esb, In
FuRNITURE WAGON and HARNESS, nearly
lmh t. ~ t'''h AVER
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UYAyTED-slGHT ExCHAaGh on Baltimore
w Philadelphia and New iork: u. thu hioh.
aTsO-GOI,D and SILVER, Tor " niSn VIZ 16f
a , Iii Ia naid 4. Ii. MAURf W.
de- Ii
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


y AT LOUISA CoURT-Ho usE.-The under. :
sigued Commissioners appointed by DEGREES OF
the County Court Of Louisa, rendered IN two suits
pending in said Court i'll the name OF Cammack
and others rs estheimer. will, on the sth day OF
April, 1854, at Louisa Courthouse, in trent Of the
tavern of Patrick H. Jones, sell two HOUSES ana
LOTS, situated at said Court House, at PUBLIC auc,
ton to the highest bidder, viz: The STORE and
DWELLING MOUSE now occupied by Henry
WestheIner, to which is attached a garden and a
stable and other out houses and a LOT ail9 n
ing the former, on which there is u large w ELL
ING, now occupied by tenants. The store house
and dwelling the first lot is in good repair, and
well suited for one who wishes to engage IN the
mercantile business. The lots will be sold sepa-
rately. g.,
TExMs.-The above property will be sold fol
enough cash To pay the costs OF the tive SUITS aud
the expenses of executing the DEGREES; and az e
the residue of the purchase money, npon credi
of six Nv eve and eighteen months, Ia equal IN
stalmeuts-the purchaser TO give bonds and sooe
security, bearing interest from the day OF sale
and the legal title to be retained until the whol'
of the purchase money is paid. The property
will be sold subject to certain RESTRICTIONS, whlcf
will be made known on the day OF sale II Is yer,
desirable property, and any Information in reia
ton to it NAV be had from the undersigned, O
AA"--' lntVA II
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ArrEApr AT pofsosIsa.-On "Wednesday
AlsG', IN Portsmouth, Va, an attemp. AT POI
soaiug was made upon the family OF Mrs Ma
ma 1oGwin, by introducing kerosene oil IN me
lea that was being prepared for supper ous-
iHel2n rests SO strongly on negro servant ~
the family, that she was arrested and coniihea
m The city Jail The family did not partake
~ ihe meal, having discovered the poison oe'
its sittlay Down W the ta5Is.
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EEANKLIN PAPER MILLS.

The BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING CoMPA-.
Ny keeps constantly on hand all descriptions OF
ENVELOPE, MANILA, WRAPPING, NEWS
an5 HOOK PAPERS They have recently made
large additions tn their mach merry, and are now
prepared TO turn out every article in their lire
The quality OF their paper will compare with
any in the country, and they desire to invite es,
pecial attention 10 this fact All sizes lnrnlshed
IT the shortest notice aud orders from every sec
ton are respectfully solicited.
S-s Cash paid for RAGS:
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II o T e L s. i.

OAR E IL HOU 8 e.
with superior accommodations for Ladies' and
Gentlemen, will be opened on MONDAY, Feb
The house is complete in ali it's appointments,
and il is the intention of the proprietors TO make
it worthy the patronage of the travelling pubic.
" H. d. PARKER,
fa,s aI,,Hfl JOHN 4. MILLS.
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UNOW ALL MEN BY THEAE fa ES-
II ENTS, that ], JOHN b. WlLMOf, of Brook
lyn, New York, have made, constituted and and sp,
pointed and do hereby make, constitute, and ap-
noi Mt Robert REID of the city of Richmond
State Of Virginia, mytrue, sufficient, and lawful
Agent for me aad in my name. 70 carry en- the
business of Keeping RESTAURANT "a the city
OF Richlnon nd aforesaid, on Sixth street, between
Marshall and Clay streets aud do autnorlIe and
empower hi.a to buy and sell LIQUORS, MEATS,
ard other REFRESHMENTS, for Cash only, as
NAV be necessary, and TO him may seem ni9.t az
vsItagenus to tie interest OF the SAID JohS b.
WILMOT. X,r,,or
In testimony, I, the said JOHN B. Wll.MoT
have set my hand and seal, this 25th day OF Feb
ruary. in the year 1881 ,,,or rc,,
NH JOHN b. WILciOlt oehE