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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-08

SPEECH OF SENATOR BREcKIxRIDGE.-On the
I'd instant the Hon. John &. Breckinridge ad.
dressed the members of the Kentucky Leeis-
lature for about two hours. He favored a
Border State Convention, with the Crttendsn
amendments as an ultimatum, and intima ted
that Ii the seeded States will not come back
even upon these terms, the only appropriate
and safe resting place of the Border States is
in the bosom OF the Sou thern Confederacv
The bill for the election of delegates to the
Border State Convention, which had pre-
viously passed the House, WAS passed in the
Senate after the delivery of the speech.
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ICENSE TAXES, is6I.-The law passed at

7 ICENSE TAXES, 1s61.-The law passed at
IL the late session of the General Assembly of
Virginia, requires the Commissioners of the
Revenue TO assess all persons who do not pro-
cure license during the month of April, with
double the amount Of tar Otherwise fBposed and the
Commissioners cannot possibly see all who are
required to take out license. if they call ON any
more than once, notice Is hereby given that but
one visit will be made at each place of business;
but to prevent the imposition of a double tax
they will remain in their Offices every day from
one to two O'Clock T. NJ, at the following places
JNO. N. FRANCISCO, Commissioner for the
First District, embracing all of Jefferson Ward at
+. b. Cooks Auction Store.
G. e. JOHNSON, Commissioner for the Second
District. embracing all West of l4h street to It'll
street, at the Sheritts Office, No. I2s Main street
GOE. w. h. TYLER, Commissioner for the
Third District, embracing all the city West of
7th street, at his office adjoining the Hay Scales,
Second Market Marshall street.
Ordinary licenses must be obtained In time to
be presented to the Hastings Court, which meets
on Monday.
3 az & y T. aS SEESa Commissioners.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Secession Flag Rafstag.
HANOVER ACADEMY, HANOVER Co., VA,

HANOVER ACADEMY, HAsoygK Co, VA,
~, April 5, 1861.
he Third was great day up here for The
students. The Lac TER holidays afforded us
an ah opportunity Of procuring long wished
soi secession flag. AS soon as reel ia tons were
ee.ef, We fiocked 10 the pole. aud amid TIRES
hearty cheers, our flag was hoisted by Miss
I1,ples, sister Of the Principal. Mr.. j. M,
!,oys' a M., then made few, but appropri-
az REMARKS in behalf OF the Faculty, and was
= aesI " by few young gentlemen Of the
sNaaSss' A. STyDExy,f
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HEADING OFF A CHARGE OF WIFE POISONING
young German in Jersey City, whose wife
is in the habit of using morphine for some
purpose to him unkno VIII, has laid the ma ter
before the authorities, fearing, in case she
should take an overdose, he might be charged
with poisoning her. HIS says he has applied
to the different druggists, urging them not to
sell her the article but one of them has re-
fused to comply with his reg uest, and still
supplies her
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Municipal ElpctiouS

II PoRTsMorTH, VA, April 6.-John O'Law-
renee, Union candidate, was elec ted Mayor
mad hlled the office for twelve years.
LouIsTILLE, KY, April Tx Mayor DELPHI
the Worklngmen's Union" candidate for
Mayor, was elected Saturday by 200 major.
ity
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FUGITIvE SLAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Toner
Newhall. at Cincinnati, on Wednesday re-
manded George Lee, a fugitive slave from Vir.
snia. George was the property of David
Morrison, Il resident of the Old Dominion,
who, two years since, hired him to his son
who lives in St. Louis. After while George
escaped TO Cincinnati, and has been employed
as a waiter.
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DESERTED TO THE SourH.--It is stated that
twenty of the rank and file of the army left
Washington on Thursday for Montgomery, for
the purpose OF enlisting in the Southern army.
These desertions make an aggregate Of two
hundred and eighty army recruits for tho
Southern Government from the Federal Oapi.
tai since they have been stationed there by
Gen Scott
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FoRT MORGAN, MoBILE.-At Fort Morgan
there are thirteen volunteer companies, mum
berirg ,012 men. There are two 10-inch and
two S-inch columbiads now mounted and com
manding the channel and outer bar, and 10
this battery the three large gnns daily expect.
ed will be added. These new and heavy guns
are additions to the regular armament of the
Fort. Fort Morgan is now a most powerful
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PLENTY OF standing that all
of the early fruit was killed by the late :. cold
snap the Portsmouth Transcript learns that
there will be no lack of fruit the coming sea-
son. The peach. pear, cherry and other trees,
are now In full bloom, and an inspection
shows that should no disaster yet befail
them, we will have a full crop Of each Of
fhesa .IeiiciGus fruits
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The Chicago Slave Case.

CHcAdo April 5.-The fugitive slaves taken
from TINS city wednesday morning were ex-
amined before Commissioner Cornean al
Springfield yesterday. The proof that they
were fugiiires was clear and indisputable,
and they were accordingly delivered to their
owners. They We're taken to St. Louis on
the evening train
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Failures aud Susoans;o

BosToN, April 5.-The Boston Commercial
bulletins list of business changes in the
United States gives thirteen failures and sus-
pensions in New York five in Boston four
in Philadelphia seven in Baltimore four in
cincinnati; two in ST. Louis, and thirteen in
other places. Total-forty eight for the weel,
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The United Kingdom at Portland xc

PORTLAND, April 6.-The steamer United
Kingdom, from Glasgow on the sd ult., ar
rived here yesterday afternoon. News antici-
pated.
The steamer John Bell, having discharge
her Canadian cargo, sailed at 6 o'clock this
morning for New York
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NH IL I'm

~ A Physiological View of Marriage
Containing nearly 400 pages and 40 fine plates
gaus in state of health and dis ease with trea-
tise on self abuse, its deplorable consequences
of treatmsnt-the only rationsl and successful
mode of cure, as shown by the report Of cases
treated. A truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts of their physical condition. Sent, free of
postage, 10 any address, on receipt Of Is cents in
specie, or postage stamps, by addressing,
fe 2a-d&sw3m DR.. La CROIX. Albany, N. Y.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

GLASS AND EARTHENWARE ATAUC.
~ ON.-tONLY SALE THIS SEASON il will
sell at my store, on WEDNESDAY, April 10, at 10
Q CLOCK, large assortment of GLASS and EA RTH-
"a RE, suited to the retail trade, consisting of
GLASS Tumblers, Wines, Goblets, Ale aud Lager
Lamps, &c.
IRON STONE CHINA--Tea Sets. Cups and sau-
GERS, Bowls, Dishes, Plates, Pitchers, Mugs,
Chambers. Basins and Ewers &c
ROCK AND YELLOW WARE-Pitchers Mugs
bowls, Pie Dishes, Chambers, &c, &c.
Also
Iacks, Playing Cards, WOODWARD, &c. The
whole embracing variety of Goods, to which
would call the attention Of the trade and house
keepers generally.
TBKMs.-AII sums under S5e, cash over that
amount. sixty days. for approved paper
ape r. CAUTH0RN, Auct.
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The warlike Movement at New York

NEW YORK, April THE steamer Atlantic
mad not sailed at O'Clock this morning
The Illinois has steam on and il is reported
Will ieave with stores and troops to might.
The Powhatan crossed the bar, bound on I
at O'Clock this afternoon
Inc Nashville, advertised to sail this even
ing tor Charleston, will be detained until the
9th insr ~ ~
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FALL RIVER, April 6.-The wooden mill and
Company was estroyed by fire last night
The stock of dry goods was mostly saved
Insurance $3l 900 in Providence and Hartford
offices.
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Baltimore Cattle Market,

BALTIMORE, April 5.-The beef cattle offered al
the scales yesterday amounted to $50 head OF
which loo head were driven to PHILADELPHIA SO
were left over unsold, and the balance $500 ead)
were taken by Baltimore butchers at prices rang
ing from ~ Is to 81 50, and averaging 49, rs per
100 lbs, being decline of l2A cents per 100 lbs
on last Thursdays rate. The general tone of tn Q
market was weak, and it was rather difficult to
effect sales. There was fair supply of live hogs
in the pens to-day, but the market was dull and
sales We're made to the butchers at 80 so to 81 rs
per 100 BIS. for good To prime lots. These figures
show decline Of rs cents for loo lbs Sheep were
IN fair supply. but the market for them VI as dull
Sales were made at II. so to II. so gross
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The NAr Poliev.

AUGrsTA, GA, April 6.-LittIe reliance is
placed in the dispatches from the North re-
spectlng war preparations; but it is univer-
sally conceded that all prefer such a policy to
suspense.
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Defaulting Tax Collector.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 5.--N. L. McClel.
land, tax collector for the Western district OF
this city, is reported ''absconded,' detaulter
Ii the amount of thirty thousand dollars
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Seizure for Violation of the Virginia In.
specti0n Laws.
NORFOLK, April 6.-The schr. Julia, of Ma.
ryland, was seized to-day for a violation of
the Virginia inspection laws.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NE Special Notice. merchants desiring
to have their BOOKS EXAMINED and COR
RECTED, BALANCE SHEETS TAKEN, &c, the
subscriber respectfully offers his services to at
tend to it. Would be willing to take two or three
sets of Books and write them up for merchants
whose business does not justify keeping regu-
lar BOOK Keeper. Having many years expert
ing satisfaction to all nerch that ntrust tn cir
business to him. Ample reference will be given.
ANY Information left at the office of ALEx'R GAR
RErT, Esq. Commission Merchant, Cary ST., will
be promptly attended to.
NH 23-2w* RICH'D F. WILSON.
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Latest from Charleston.

CHARLESTON, April 6-Night.-Gov. Pickens
has just returned with his principal officers
from the different posts. They report all
ready
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m"Lynchburg Republican,

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.
The attention of the Merchants and others of
Richmond is called to the 'LYNCRBURG RE-
PUBLlCAN,'' as a valuable advertising medium,
through which their business be brought
promi nently before the public. With a large and
steadily increasing circulation in the city and sur
rounding country well as in all the counties of
the Southwest, 1t offers to advertisers a facility
for unicatiou with those portions of the State
which no other newspaper affords.
TERMs.-Moderate
GLASS Il HARDWICKE,
NH IL I'm PrOprjetOrS.
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RAvAGEs or DiPrnERIA.--The Hon. VIM.
Alien, u Representatiy in Congress from the
Piqua Ohio district, within the last two
months, has lost his whole family Of four
children by that dreadful scourge, diptheria.
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.zU6ffo6 11TT


VHhxyyA1LE REAL ESTATE m SIN.
CuLvERr ~ pTHE CORNER or GROVE AND
VII be sold at aastion. on ~ nssm,. ~ nns
most most ben .n s,;gn h April is IL ososi III.
ON the soub siIs os ~ Shove, tine ffsnE
there sse: .r. {, ~ asst to xd;
conveniently arrsnesS nn. ~ eiling:, well and
~ M. walder, and the other by Mrs. ArmssrpnS.
~ IN annual rent OF sf7s each There vii ~ X
gronna, which will be divided, II desires iria
lhree lots OF 30 feet each. This properly IL ~.
yer ana Charles Morriss, and Is. without aanh,
nmongrhe most beautifully located OF any in AID,
ane paI.IcuIar attention OF those wishing
Is respectfully called to this sale.
TERMS ,--One-foqrth cash balance ct ,, 9. and
months, for negotiable notes, interekt- added se
cured BY trust deed. The taxes' for 1861 10 bs
paid oy the purchasers. - 4a4saf -
an G0DDJN AppERSON Au.ts
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MErAIRE RAeEs--7hfrd Day.--Three mile
heats for club purse OF u 600 Won by ID. +.
ksnner's Panic, over Lightning, Exchequer,
ana Nelil Robinson. Time 5.32!, 6St..
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BY Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co., Auct's.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MOLAS.
~ SEES AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, the
10th instant, commencing at 10a O'Clock, we will
Schr. D. s. Williams saw
250 HHDS: SUGAR, ranging from fair to choice
DIV quality.
00S BBLS and
I0n HALF BBLS. choice quality MOLASSES.
VII be added to the above sale, other articles
TERMS Under 800, cash over Xl0o months
credit, for approved, negotiable paper
nf3 The sale will take place without regard to
weather, and commence at log clock, to give
by Messrs CRENsHAw 4 Co.
ap4-td DUNLOP, MONCURE x co, Aucts
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NEWS,
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.

Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch.
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR ON THE CON.
FEDERATR STATES.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Ne. AT
AuCTioN.-On MONDAY, sth inst al 10
eiock, VIII sell. at the residence recently oc.
CURED ey j. L.. Reese, corner Of LIST and Clay
sies SI LOT account Of whom il may concern ali
.ne fohSIIU RE, consisting OF wzrdrobes he'd
s ~, marbie-top Tables, washstapds. Mating
OH Cloths, Carpets. Window Curtains Cornicss'
shades, Mattresses, Bureaus, Chairs. &c Sc to
gether with many other articles 80
Several very handsome OIL PAINTINGS RN.
6kASINGS, &c lap Hl. E. B. COOK. Aue,,r-s :.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ExCELLFNT
u HOUSE AND LOT ON THE NORTH sI M or
CARf, NEAR TO BELvIDBRE STREET -
trustee in certain deed Of trust, executed nv r
1reen, flor the purchase money! dated 23d Of
niafch. 1852. duly recorded In Henrico County
court snail proceed to sell at public auction.
ON the premises. on MONDAY, the sth Of Aprii
isgl, at ~ clock p. NJ, III fair; IL not the drst
ialr day thereafter,l the real estate convened Inv
the said deed, consisting of a lot located as sboys
fronting 90 feet on the North side of Cary styest
running back l5g feet to alley. Having tn ere on
an excellent BRICK and FRAMED TENEMENT
and other appnrtenances, now in the occupancy OF
Dir. Hiram Carrell. -
The deed requires CASH sale, but by consep,
OF parties, the terms will be e-third ash IA
ance at and months, for negotiable notes
interest added secured by a trust deed, or title
retained. The taxes for 1851 to be paid bv Inc
purchaser. NJ. NJ. YOUNG, Trustee. !.
NH 2s--tI
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CERVANT BOYS FOR HIRE

SERVANT BOYS FOR HTKE-I have for
y hire, Just from the country, four SERVANT
BOYS, suitable to work on farm market garden
or in a brick yard. Apply to
ap 3-ts JAMES MOORE, 81 Main ST.
DOR HIRE--A SERVANT BOY about II years
Il old, raised on farm, but with two years ex
perlence In tobacco factory, and some little ac-
qualntance with general house work.
Also, a SERVANT GIRL, of about the same age
accustomed to work a farm. To secure good
homes, terms will be made very liberal Apply
to CHARLES H. WINSTON,
ap Its Richmond Female Institute.
EOK HIRE-A smart MULATTO BOY. who is
l. very handy in the dining room. He would be
very useful dining room or house servant to .
gentleman. Apply at PHILLIPS
ia lets Office, 18th st., betw. Main and Bank.
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NEW YORK, April 6.-Flour is firm-sales of IA
500 barrels: State Y5.2505. 35 Ohio IS SOFAS 10
Southern IS .45@15.75. Wheat has an upward ten :
deney--saes OF Is, 900 bushels at Ic advance Mil
walk club l2t3c.; red Western lssc. Corn is
steady-sales OF $1,000 bushels mixed SIC. /; new
changed. whiskey closed frln-sales at Isa
BALTIMORE, April s.-Flour steady-Howard ST.
and Ohio IS 37@I5.5o. Wheat steady-yellow 81. 90;
white 81 5opl.70 Corn heavy-yeliow 5s0ISlc ;
white so463c; Provisions steady and u unchanged
Coffee active but firm at l2tQ lsic. Whiskey dull
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COMMIssIONER,s SALE on REAL Es-

{ UWMIsSIUNEK'S SALE OF REAL ES-
PIKE, IN HENRICO CoUNTY.~As Commission.
er appointed by decree Of the Circuit Court of
Henrico county, on the sth day of November, 1850,
tor and ais will sell at public auction, upon the
pemises, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of April,
mencing at ~ o'clock p NJ, the REAL ESTATE
IN IN TIE proceedings mentioned, to wit A TRACT
side of the old Richmond Turnpike, adjoining tho
Ing l45s acres
TERMs.-one- fourth cash the remainder upon
credit OF l, 2, and years, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds, with good security, with interest
payable semi annually, and the title to be re-
tanned until the purchase money is fully paid and
conveyance directed by the Court
JOHN B. YOUNG Com'r
NJ
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HARRISON, ANDERSON & CO., IMPORT
" Frs OF HARDWARE-Ofer for sale at low
prices, 5000 pair Trace Chains; 500 pair Stage
Traces; 800 pair Breast and Back Chains: 200 dog.
~ and Grain scythes: loo doz scythe snaths;
wells Killing and Wedding Hoes; 50 doz Cast
Steel Wedding Hoes; l5o doz. Spades and Shovels;
eco doz. Hay and Manure Forks. 40 which they
invite the attention Of the country trade ap4
i CHANTS.-NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE
FIFTY PER CENT Country merchants wishing
to save fifty per cent. can do by calling at my
Wholesale and Retail Store. The only complete
stock Of COntectioneries in this city. have also
completed. in the rear OF my store. the largest
Candy Factory this side of New York. Merchants
are requested to call and examine for hemselv es
A. ANToEl, st. Nicholas Saloon,
NH 20 l5S Main ST., opp. keut, Paine Co.
GRECIAN PAlNTlNG.-A very large and
NJ choice collection of Mezzotint Engravings a nd
Autographs, suitable for that Art, Just received
by steamers jamestown and Yorktown. A call
at my store is respectfully solicited.
apa ALB LYBROCK
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Sailing of the Civ of RaI,imo,e

NEW YORK, April 6.-The steamship City of
Baltimore sailed at noon for Liverpool, with
81 passengers and SllO 900 in specie.
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BY Crenshaw & Co. Auct's.
4 'AhOU SHLE OF
" 1850 BAGS RIO COFFEE


CARGO SALE OFF
u $500 BAGS RIO COFFEE
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, 10th April, we will sell at
auction, at cur Warehouse, on the Basin the cargo
OF Brig - Virginia, just arrived direct from Rio
de Janelro, consisting Of
= S0O BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE. in double
=, Jul sacks. and selected expressly Tor this
market.
Samples now on exhibition at cur office
TERMs.-Under 800, cash over $780, 4 months
credit, for approved, negotiable paper
R+s Sale will take place at lls o'clock A. NJ, or
CO.. sale OF Sugar. CRENSHAW Co,
aps-7t Richmond Va
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND FIVE
L NEGROES, IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT to the
provisions of deed Of trust dated the oath Octo
Der, 1850 and recorded in the Clerks Office of
Hanover County Court on the .5th October, 1850
from Burwell B. Dickinson, and Otery F. his
wife, to the subscriber shall, at the request of
on FRIDAY the 10Th Of April, 1881. IF fair; if lot
the first fair day thereafter SUNDAYS excepted !
proceed to sell at auction for CASH, to the highest
bidder, at Green Bay, in the upper end of Hano-
yer, three miles from Beaver Dam Depot on the
Virginia Central Railroad, and half mile from
ureIn bay Crossing, the following property, or so
$2,0e4 50, secured by said deed of trust with In
terest thereon from the 2ith October, 1890 and all
costs OF preparing and enforcing said deed OF trust
j. thus described in the deed Of trust: Five
sLAVES--man Henry, man Ned. boy Joha, girl
Tanel and ", woman Mil,y; and the TRACT OF
said Burwell b. Dickinson now resides, with all
the appurtenances thereof estimated to contain
0es acres, being the same land which was CON-
Hancock, and which adjoins the lands Of E. .
inson.'
the title vested in me by the deed of trust
NH la-dtlsAp JOHN PAGE. Trustee
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RUNAWAYS.

-S~
= $50 REWARD.-Ranaway from the
subscriber, on the first day Of this month,
I'm NEGRO WOMAN named SARAH She il
Vabout " years old. She Is from the ss-
&kDtate OF samuel Leake, and is now held by
walter u Leake, Trustee. She is now in Rich
mond, with forged pass. She has lived in Rich
mona Tor several years. She lived for the last
Two years with Mr., l.. b. Conway, on I'd between
Broad and Marshall streets She has tw daugh.
ters the Oldest Is an invalid the other sprigltIv
girl, IL years old. She has two sisters In Rich
mond, one living on Marshall, between 2ud ana
Isl streets, the other st. James street. near Tie
corporation line. ! will pay the above reward
II sent 10 me at Ashland, or confined in Jail, 90
apAlm* HENRY SAUNDERS
-. S25 REWAKD.-Ranawav from nv
~ Iarm, Long Row, Hanover county, about
Nthe stn OF January, NEGRO NAN, named
PETER BROWN, about IL years old. Of =
OF his neck; also q small one on his knee: yerv
long legged, and upwards of six feet high The
above reward will be paid, il delivered TO me, or
secured in Jail.
NH 3e-lmH VIM J. CARPEyrpp
~ COMMITTED TO JAIL AS a Run
al AWAY.-Wss committed to the iaii of IN
corporation Of the city Of Norfolk, ON the
~ "a day OF January, $751; Negro Man WA
-JOHNS0N. The said negro man is Ave feet
three inches high, and weighs about las pounds:
mas one scar on right arm ABOVE his elbow; light
complexion; about thirty years old.
Had on when committed to Jail, black cloth
coat, black pants, glazed cap, and says he was
born free. in Baltimore, Mary land
THOs. ]. CoRPRRw,
mn lew Sergeant CITY Norfolk.
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HO-PARTNERSHIP.- the undersigned
- have this day formed co partnership, un-
der the firm and style of J0YNER 4 CO., for the
purpose of conducting a GENERAL GROCERY
and LIQUOR BUSINESS, at the old stand of j
W. Nipe u Co., No. 30 Main street, where they
would be pleased to see their friends
b. w J0YNER,
Late of Jones u Co.
VIM. L. SLATER,
Late of J w. Nipe 4 Co.
MILES CARY
ap lin Formerly of Lynchburp
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BY L. Is. Cook, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME ROSEWOOD AND BLACK
- WALNUT FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION
on uESDAf. 9th inst, at 10 oclock, l will sell
AZ my store, large lot of superior FURNITURE,
IRON gentleman declining housekeeping, con-
sisting Of
suit very handsome CHAMBER FURNITURE in
Rosewood embracing
elegant Eugenie BEDSTEAD.
beautiful MArble-top BUREAU.
do. do WASHSTAND
suit Black Walnut CHAMBER FURNITURE,
embracing
! very handsome and highly finished WARDROBE
40 do. do. do BUREAU
90 do. do. do. Eugene BED
STEAD.
do. do do. do. WASHSTAND.
large lot Of very superior Hair and Shuck Mat.
tresses; Cane and Wood-seat Chairs Sofas
Lounges; Etegres; Tab les; Mahogany Marble-top
Bureaus; Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads;
Wardrobes; Hat Racks; Dining Tables; one very
large and splendid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with
many other articles too numerous to mention.
APPS X. B. COOK. Auct
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The Markets.

The Kentucky Legislature.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 5.-The Legislature
OF this State adjourned sine die yes terday