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Girx SoorT BuaNT Is EFFIGY AT ArHENs, vs.
4 sorre, pondcnt, who is Il student AT ram
I,. college Ga writes under date OF Janua-
w 20. as follows: Last night the students
Of Franklin College burnt in eiiigy Generdi
81
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barn 49, An OLD SoLpIER.-Maior NJ. A.
bingham one. of the heroes OF SAN ,Iacinto, -
died at Houston, Texas, on the 18th inst. me
deceased was native OF Virginia, but Went 10
Texas on the eve of the revolution, and iouSht
through % until the peace.
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BosroN, Jan. 4.-There was Il thick snow
storm this morning. 1t is raining heavily this
evening. The morning train from New York
WAS reported at $50 p. NJ, stuck in Il snow
drift, near West Brookiield, and not expec ted
10 reach Boston TO might.
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l|iag PEIlB FOR NEGEoEs.-At Linden, Ga
--,ei.tly, 1T auction, a negro woman ana ~
,irrn brought Il, zoe; one woman ana chiio
e-eught y SO. and the last OF the TOUR - ,"oV'
The l.urts are az high as any that nav" o',ell
made 10 that county for ii least twelve months
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: ~ II.Nh'-F II7'ItI s3'1' a
RaliiniCrc Cattle Markell.

BALTIMORE Jan. 25.-Fhe offerings at The Ata'e
scales Yesterday were loo head, Of which 81
were driven to Philadelphia and New YORK, 100
were left over uusoid, and the balance $50 head
we're taken M by Baltimore butchers and packers
Ing - 25 per 100 TBS, being +! cents per Ia lbs
decline on last Thursdays rate Thercwere very
few Of the cattle that brought outside rates
SALE we're made Of fair to prime lots At = 80
= "a, per Iou lbs Sheep were plentiful, and
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s;,h;,r or,bc western STEAMER aIelrose

EVANSVILLE, Ind Jan. 26.-The steamer
Mnlrosa houud frn,,, Cincinnati 10 Nashville,
was sunk near Uniontown, Kentucky, yester-
day The loss on the boat amounted 10 9i',
600, and on the cargo TO s+o,o0o; mostly III
surod.
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RJ'U Is OkEs.--sSardinia Is developing me
mineral resources OF Tuscany. which is said
10 be SO metallurgically rich, that ships steer
Ing through the channel OF Piombino, or in
She orng have to allow for the needles va
rHllgu IN that vicinity
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. r,n;ssiouer from Alabama.

MONTGOMERY; Jan. 2e.-Hon T. j. Judge
,,aa ,,ssn annointed Commissioner to Wash
s. ~ ~ tbe Governor to treat relative to the
for forts arsenals, custom house, etc. in this
State.
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Exch,npe nj NJ. Louis.

CT r.oI-ts. Jan. 26.-Sight exchange ON New
yor,y * nuoted 6 per cent. premium for Mis-
souri, pauer gold is worth IL per cent pre-
MUM over Missouri funds.
The illinois and Wisconsin currency rates
are the same rs Missouri.
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TSECOND DISPATCH

Cu,nIEsroN Jan. 2I.-A steam tug has been
working at the Columbia, but she is not yet
Off A part of her cargo has been removed TO
the city, and it is hoped she will get on
Judge Robertson, Commissioner from IT
o;ri. has arrived He was received with the
usual hospitality and invited to seal ON the
floor of the Legislature. His mission, 1t Is
believed IL to prevent War.
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r,..rour Children Burned to Death.

CHIcAao, Jan. ga fire at Manomonee
Wis, destroyed the house OF VIM Costigan
,,ost,naster of that village. Four of his chill
ddpen aged from four 10 ten years, persisted ii
the flames.
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By Alexander n II, Auct'r.

NIGHT SALES.-Niii DO sold, at auction,
~ THIS EVENING, and continued until further
1ntirc a large and general assortment OF Watehes,
lewelry Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale 20 commence at o elk r. Nj
in 55-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'T.
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FATlL ACCIDENT. On Tuesday last the boat
from the teamer Creole, while landing some
passengers at East PaScagoula, La, upset and
drowned Mr. PORTER and two sons, Mr.. y Nell,
VI New Orleans, and TWO negroes.
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-E,RUsTEE's SALE or sTOCK OF T
GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY IN

= NEW kENT IUUNIf,VN III, hTIC lr9IVNI
On 'ff1ESDAY. 2gth inst, al 10 elk, will sell al
the farm Of u J.. WALKER Esq, situated in New
Kent county. on the Richmond and ork 1ivel
Railroad. Il miles below Richmond the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY, viz:
6Young Mules young Mare, Isir very tne
Young Match Horses, l Horse, Mich Cows,
oxen. % Stock Hogs-improved breeds an elegant
set of Farming Implements, amongst them one Of
Bickford HoitHIaH's Wheat Drills
l Elegant Piano, fine Sofas, Parlor ktegre,
Centre Table, Chairs, Hat Rack, Black Walnut
Extension Dining Tables, very fine Marblo-Tol
Sidcboard, with EteEre Book Case ? sets Cham
Der Furbitnse-one OF Black Walnut, very costly
the other pain-toe cther with Feather Beds, Mat
t,a,ses and various other articles in the house
keeping line too numerous to mention. 49,
TERNs.-AH sums under sloo, cash over flo'
and under 925J, sixty days; over $3.50, ioul
months credit, for approved, negotiable paper
in ID Il. b. ttoH, Auct-
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DEATH OF A PKoFEssoR. Chas. Brick
I'll Haddock, nephew of Daniel Webster
and former | = Consul 10 lisbon, under MT.
Fillmore. died near New y ork, Tuesday lie
was professor OF bellies lettres in Dartmouth
t5!lege from 1919 10 1851.
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AUCTION sALEa.
ruTrRE DAYS.


&C.. AT AUCTI0 ION
| r THiTRsDAY, 3lst January, we will sell. at u
n-rlnck at our auction store. an assortment OF
GROCERIES, viz: e
800 hbls. Refined sNGARs
go bbis. Refined S1EUf
pTRE M0LAsSE5 RUN.
SOAP. CANDLES.
STARCH, BACON.
GREEN and BLACK TEAS.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY.
MANUFACTURED TOBAIIo. u,,xra
CHAMPAGNE and MADEIRA "lNES.
Also
400 SIDES SOLE LEATHER
TKaxs. --UUder sloO cash, 300 and over Mo
credit, for approved paper. ,,,,r,, 80.
ia 20 J. q D. ~ E.N IN
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS At "a AUCt
ID TION-2s0 CASES.-0n TUESDAY,, z9tn OF
January We will sell, at 10 o'clock, at our auction
$50 cases BOOTS, SHOES and HATS;
ia Is /. 20. b. DAfEAFosl, TUFTS
DURE IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE VINE
L AT AUCTION TUESDAY, 10Th OF Jan
We win sell at 10 ock. at our auction store, 200
cases, $50 baskets quarts and plnts pure
IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE VIA r.
ia Is T. * @ r. DAVENPORT, Aucts-
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THIS DAres m.
ny J. n. Dleses, Auct'S.
I IsEsAnY OF TILE LATE 1T I2psiEs ?. Il Z;

7 IBRARY OF THE LATE IgDGE P.y
IL DANiEL TO BIZ SOLD AT .AmGdios,
CATALOGUE ON MONDAY AFTEksyuIrt AZ -
O'CLOCK, JAN; .2srH, AT AUCfI0s xUoM y
and INSTANTANEOUS WORKS, which navs been
sept In good order, and are worthy the attention
II every one wishing to make valuable additioNf
10 their Libraries. Messrs. WEST JogSsIoE
Al las Main street. viii attend TO buying for parties
1nabie to attend the sale.
Catalogues now ready and to DC had al the auc-
Il on room and WEST & JobNroS's Bookstore.
Also, at the same time Will be sold, TO cover Id
set PREsc0TT's MEXICO, vols.
set PRESCOTT'S PERU, vols
sst IRvIyG'S WORKS, 10 vols.
SET IRVIyG'S WASHINGTON vols
HAIF-HoURS WITH BEST AUTHORS, vols.
MACAULAY'S ESSAYS, s vols.
MaCAULAY,S SKETCHES, / vol.
ENCYCLOPEDlA AMER. LlTKRATuEE,
vols. r,-,or cu.yspr.pr "a vats
TuPPER'S WORKS, lvol.
The above Books are all N go3q etuei, snu
bonnd in half calf binding and viii be sold WITH
out reserve - o,,cpc .nn,,r
TERMs.-Cash. J. II. Uioo1 AuSt
ID. r. BoorH Salesman. ~ @t-t~s
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-; - 5.c.S' Az ,yFa,;s,ys tAKN, siANO-
DESCRIPTIONS &c.

NEW CONCERN.-Having purchased o. D.
tIyTl7KES. &C.. OF J. +. SAUNDERS 4 CO, we
will clntnue the business at the old stand iateiy
mounted hr them undet the firm and style ol
SAUNDERS y LbEiNGi where will always pc
found wenstcetet S!"ek Of G ,t's
LIQUORS, &c, which will ne sod az the Lowest
and TO which we invite the attention OF the pa
irons Of the late concern of SAtN OEltS ~,
am thp pUbiic general y-horiug, by sirlct At
Teution to business to give sdtl sllcvn % ali no
may lawn u" JoUN F. SAUNDERS,
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Defensive Preparations at Fortress Monroe.
NoaroLx, Ian GA large force y Dusty
engaged al Fortress Monroe in NOM ting iais'
| guns on the ramparts pointing iniahd.
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rs. r,..,,an I'm Kansas.

Ngw OaLRAxs, Jan. 2e.-The returns from
Texas thus fur indicate an over whelminE ma
lority Tor imrnediatc secession. ft8
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....,,.me,, ar a Consul to Liverpool.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 26.--The Leader says sna,
charles r. Briggs, OF New York, has oeea IN
rendered aud accepted the appointment u
Consul at Liverpool.
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PEE Jsrr ny WlGHr.-tiraves W. Niblett,
Of Isle OF Wight co, Va, had his barn, con
tanning corn, fodder and other articles, burned
up on Monday night last Loss about $3.50.
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Adjournment Of the Alabama Convention.
MoxraoNEKY, Jan. 26.--The Convention nd
journs on Tuesday next to the Ath Of March.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE

NOR Hi E-DINING-EoOM SERVANTS,
CHAMBERMAIDS, COOKS and WASHERS, and 4
few FACTORY HANDS. Among these Servants
are several young women that can Cook, WASH
and Iron. suitable for small families
THOS. i. BAGBl.
Agent for Hiring Dat Negroes, Ne.
Nos Wall street, under 81. Charles Hotel
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no THE MEMBERS OF The LEGisLA La,
DARRACOTT, HARRIS Il CO...
No ll2 Main street.

.,tJY A NEW SIiIRT+-Ufou our ow II make, ,foh
. selected goods, and st-rate IN every respev.,
Ta recommend the above article as tne pest We
ave ever offered to the trade, and thluk our
lends will acknow ledge the excellence ?i our
.H6ULDER- SEAM SHIRT, on examlha on
-. a. them and then let us have your opinion.
Je Al " ). TUPMAN. Agent. ld NAN 81.
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-lU OTT--.fsleaehed Winter sperm on
I i,leacaed Winter Whale OIL Prime h n Ui'
Prime Tanners oil: for saio BY
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WOOD. COAL. &c.

T,okE .=THe prices of CARBON HILL COKE
4 will be, until further notice, as follows
Lump Coke, .......'9p'Vo
Hail Coke, .........:....:..:' Pm; o;yr -.
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Agent for Hiring Dat Negroes, &c.
Nos Wall street. under 81. Charles Hotel.
ia 26-oad3t
NOR HiRE-A good COOK and PLAN WASH
L ER ana I.ONEi:, with tw children To a good
home the hire VII be very moderate Al'o'
gu" ann ". G. MILLER, Cary street,
ia a6-ts Under Columbian Hotel. |
o ysry H aisaal bINIE SGF' SERIAST AP-
ply at nv Office, in G0diin's Hail, corner Bank
and 18th SIS ia 2d-iw@I r. I. DANIEL, JR.
NOR fIIHR.--A good COOK, WASnE1i. and
1 ihoNh Eli Apply DAVIS HUTcHEsoy,
ia 2G--tS Franklin St, between 18th and l1th:>
NOR HIHE--A mdde-aged MAN and WEE. |
L The man is a very good GARDENER and QHT,
LER and the woman 4 plain coon, MAsfih i,.S |
and lRQNER They VIII be hited togc'l iT VIZ y
low to secure good home Tor them Apply ''
this office Ia 22--@N
JNOK HiRE-Three GIRLS, who have ;, 6 9s'a
L brought up in the house Que good \ NE,
LUMP MAKERS. Cali on the subscriber, in the
basement Of the State Court Hens. p,rprr
ia INV" JAMEo y. i-i-Li-i =
,J0. ufRE,--i have for n[ge for the present
/ Wear. a NEGRO WOMAN, who is frst-rate
COOK, WASHER ana Tx lkoNEK ,irT AR p EySh t2
At Davis y Hutcheson's, Franklin st.
! NOR HIREG-An able bodied MAN, who, can
! L be recommended for his intelligence aud hon
| esty lie can serve in the capacity Of DRIVER,
| PokTER Of GARDENER; Apply 4 e 9 prp = go
~. L.
| SEKyANT WOMAN FOR SALE, PRi-
! Z EATEiY w t have Tor sale a n EGko Wo-
| MAN well qualified has been raised IN very
resnectabie family, and sold for no faui whaeVer
| If immediate application is made, bargain can
be had. ioLLiaM q 80
ia l5-ts 1tuctiohcois'
NOR SALE. PRIyATELY.-eevera likely
L Young NEGROES, consisting OF families, boys
and iris ia l5-tsj PCLLiAM x co, Auct $
rNGH HIRE-Three MEN Of good eharicteI-
+ one as dining room servant III d small family
to wait on a gentleman, or as porter one |" "dl'
= ! on gent enian, attend IN an Office. one Is
, | WheelwrigLt and Blacksmith. Apply to ,,
ia 1l-lm Eliza l.. ' Az III " =
NOR. H,RE:-liye DRIVERS, two DINING
ROOM MEN, nine BOYS, i've nice lluo ~
GIRLS; one TWlSTER, No. !; two FARM
: HANDS three plain CO0kS and WASHERS.
- FOR RENT-Two new TENEMENTS, IN rear =
nv Office and three HOUSES, below the Iool
d; ! House Spring. just beyond corporation line
:, &. w. Il. TYLER, General Agt,
= ia Its Marshall St, between It'll aud ON
: NOR I;fRE-A smart MULATT0 BOY, who j
= L very handy in the dining room He would b
e A yerv useful dining room or house servant 10
j. %entieman Apply at PHILLIPS
ia lO-;s Office, 18th ST., betw Main and Bank.
NOR HIRE-One good COOK, WASHER an
L HOMER and one CHAMBERMAlD; also, wv
+ BOYS, No. sTEMMERs. INV ~or,,
- ia s-ts Airy: W. ! :.
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OF Co-rsRTNERsHir,.c,

| Tine 70 -u1rtnerShIp hPretOI0tt klIUWH u u,
tCpu WiIJIAstS x co. il this dav dissolved,
WTeu ). REGAS having purchased the entire IN
crest Of all the stock and tools, harness hofses,
derricks perchases, ropes, &c, and Is - IeeeiVV
ali The debts and have ali the benefits % the ah-
nnished contracts, which are unfinished, anu re-
naive II The money that the work comes 10, ana y
~ ~ all the dents that JOSEPH A. WILLIAMS i
- P%s 80 at tl,;s time JOSEPH 4. WILLIAMS, :
Co. =" ~ HUGH l.. REGAIN.
,.,., To, 10 1881 ia 22--iw*
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DURE IMpORTED CHAMPAGNE WINE
By James M. Taylor & Son, Anct'rs.


SALE OF LOT on NAVY
i HILL.-Pursuaut to the provisions OF dceu OF
trust, executed by Nancy Judah on the zSd OF Az
gust IS5s. and recorded in the Clerk once OF the
Richmond Hastings Court, conveying certain lgtto
me in trust, shall, On FRIDAY the lstday OF yep
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, Ter
cash. the property conveyed in the eaid deeo o.
trust for the purpose Of satisfying the deD secured
in said deed. The LOT lies On Navy mn, I'D me
CITY of Richmond, on the northern side OF baSer
street between Sd and 9TH streets, fronting on bd
kor street CO feet. THpS. J. EVANS, Trustee;
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR son, Anct'rs ia -
As TRUSTEE in certain deed Of trust ex
y ecnted on the 2,th day of January, lS.0, and
,iuIv recorded in tho office of the Court Of Hust-
ing3 in the city of Richmond, shall proceed to
sell at the request Of the beneficiary IN said decd
in front Of the said C0urt-liousp, AT pubic auc-
ton at the hour Of II o'clock A NJ one y t"k9
GIRL, named Frances or Fanny, conveyed Ia Si4la
ia 25--tds trustee.
\-OrICE.-Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the
y s6th of January, 1851, 1t the residence Of the
late VIM B. Belchcr, deed, in the comfy OF theS
teriield, all Of the Personal h0PEAt y e. ~, u
sis;ing Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN Fr Urn
TIRE PLANTATION UTENSILS crops Of CORA
FODDER, SnUCkS and OATS, stock 81 IiUfS X !,
cows, SHEEP and HOGS, and a, a FnhIAbL Il T
repair for work, (Said to he eighty horse pow
er.l and several valuable NEGROES.
ALSO-Two TRACTS OF LAND one tract Of "a
Acres. adjoining the lands of James II. Cox; Ss2Sss
/ Miss Elizabeth Fowler, Allen Moore, and SFIss
! utbnr aud the other tract containing icis go
! Acres adjoining the lands Of Robert HaSkIrSt Mrs
Arthur Taylor, pr. John w wake, anu othGls
/ This tract has the above named saw-Mi!l situated
upon il.
/ TERMs-Made known on day of sale :
! All persons having claims against SAID ests''
! amdnnt RICHARD A. BELCHER,
/ ia 23-tds* EXT Of VIZ. b. BELcHER, dec d.
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JOHN F. SAUNDERS,
EDWIN Z. LOVING.

In retiring from the firm OF j. 4 sAi "
DERS Il co. return my thanks - my fnehdS iVi
thr favors bestowed ON ine, and take great P!et
sure in recommending to them, and the puDilt
geucrall~, I"T soccessGrs a. gentlemen 4 ol'n! "
having claims against the late c9uteFi7 o: j. +.
SAUNDERS X Co, to present them Tor Pa!
,nant and those indebted VIII make Fay neut i"
me, or to my sou, j. +. SAMPLES &, early a.
possible. IA IL . So :,
pich,oon1 Ian 81 lS6i ia 2S-il9t&cWH
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EDUCATIONAL.
Old DOMINION INsTiTUrE--coR,

ntD DO,uNIoN INSTfTUTE--CORNER
~ OF FRAN KILN AND 9TH - Rhhi St ne Sc
cord half ofthe session OF this school, Ter
will commence Gu the 18th Of teffcary ana end
the 3oth of June next ensuing: ,..,,.,
The Rev. FRANCIS J. B0GGS has been gd9ed
TO the Beard of Instruction, and will with ms
family reside in the Institute buildings. Inc
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will continue nndeF
sir. CHASE auperinteEdence, who will be alded
bv competent assistants. \ gentleman mas pe,h
employed TO take charge of the classes IN aLIe-
BRA and others will be TO teach otheit 1pec!rc
studies and another female teacher will be en-
p'cved The LECTURES ON BIBLICAL LiTERA-
iURE, by Rev. JAS. 4. DuNGAAs VIII pc f G@E-
f PARY' IIEITURES. The PREPARATORY De
PARTMENT for veiX small Eil!I, WI 'ii'
The BOARDING DEPARTMENT viii be Ii6e.
rally and carefully conducted, ana every cnihlnI'
aud facility will be afforded to young ladies board
iH ia s or expense will be spared to make the
School equal TO any in the land Tor the educatioh
p For further infqrp!atj?n, ad ,Tq PRINCIPAL
Richmond, January, 1851. ia 95-dlm&
/ TY,U fiji; PUBiItC.--ln consequence OF hay
L ing received al appointment to me FreSlde en-
cy of Quincy Ac;td envy al Quincy, Florida, me
Rev. r. T. STUDIES viii resign his post in the
Union Female Collegiate Institute, on the ISL OF
ftled by the appointment of Mr., LEONIDAs
| POINTS, A. B., graduate OF the University oi
tbA%c reported that this institute will close on
the LIST Of February, / take this occasion to cor,
rect this mistake. have no lGtenllon o. that klnu
Whatever and still solicit share OF the patron
sgn Of he citizens Of Richmvud aud vicinity.
as " POINTS, VI. D.,
ia 12-eod,Fi* Principal.
SCHOOL AT MEADOW FARM, HAND
| - YER-The exercises of this osh9"ti orter M
| immediate instruction OF Mr.. JOHN ~. Sfshfk
. who has been successfully engaged IN teachlhs 70
several wears will be resumed on The i'th instant
, and continue ten months, with one month vdca
ton in midsummer. ,:,,a,s
TErv- Fer Beaed and Tuition. to be paid hail
Annually, sl55 80 - eznvo,
ia Sd ~ S3tawtFebiSt W b - b-''h'
r. ENGL'sH AMP ANty6 e lfSEff. St'''oA
= c. P. BURRUSS would be pleased 10 receive
/ few additional pupils to iii vacancies when nay
occurred in his school Ja I--l-t"
I,ITgEJ SPRING ACADEMY. --lIayln
) ! employed ii competent teacher, Il would liz
= TO take three or four young ladies, from 10 70
K wears of age The terms are very moderate. RI
= English French Latin and Music, Gliding boart
2 indging and was hing, $500. JAMES J.. ZOE,
II Ono aud IA mi iesf from the city
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BY e. II. Cook, Auctioneer.

TyOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AuC.
II Tl0N.-un THU RSDAi, the 3lst instant, al
10 o'clock will sell at the residence OF MI r.
H. Simpson. on Adams street, Union mn. IN rear
Of y, new Methodist Church now being erected
on broad street, All of his HOUSEHOLD ana
KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing the usual va
Iiety of gcntael articles.
Also fine MlLNH COWS.
RENT.-The residence will be rented. Pos
session given LIST day OF February.
ia 2a--Tds Il. b. COOK, Auct
TRUSTEES SALE or STOCK OF TIN
i WARE. STOVES. PLY mBERS' MATERlAL
TIMERS TOOLS. BENCHES. &c, AT AUt-
TioN By virtue of deed of trust from y. Ha-
serty 10 the subscriber, duly recorded in the of
ice If the Hastings Court Of the City of Rich-
mond. / shall proceed to sell at the store occu-
pied by said Hagcrty. 2Jo Main street. on WE'D
NESDAY, sath inst. at 10 o'clock, all the stock re-
naming III said store. consisting OF Tin W ware,
stoves. Plumbers Material Timers Tools,
Benches. &c.: Fairbanks Platform Scales
one Truck: one Hot Air Furnace; one Cooking
Range: large Office Desk one Letter Press,
&c. together with many other articles, too nu-
meroUs 80 mention. ,
TEKNs.--Au sums of sl0o, cash over thai
amount, 90 days credit, for approved paper.
4. BARGAMIN. Trustee.
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E s.I / S / : s, }EEf5sskH' ooH'r'-
,xxc.,N..t uorga md BALLAR
4 n a.

yyyCEAN6E HOTEL ND Is L. l. II -
~ PtCUYONn. JANUARY l4TH, 1851.
The proprieors of this we'll known ana popnfiai
gsnks ~ their friends and the public geneally
for me liberal patronage they haNe AZ az I'm, !
h"an fayored With: and it affords them pleasnfet'
az ,'y,re that ne rscert changes. removals ah'
tIoTough fenoyating Of the entire
49,, - .,> 81 the most pleasant and comiortao'
mtI fror ,,erntsueut boarders, well a. tran
ient conpauv that can be enjoyed any Whefe ~ II
stte,L@idrr. of the EXCBANG z TO say that every
ming has been done which could add 70 " rs'H t
and Increase the comfort and een'fn'epeo VI ~
oUS'ong the important changes aud Improvements
In the BALLARD HOUSE. my nayS i''Ss which
i nnw open Tor the patronage OF me p homSe. AZ
arranging this part q lnsr & sIss Of The Ho
| tel with private entrance fron tue Fa'i'i A'o'
/ Of the Ballard House ,,,.os and renewed
/ energy. aud strict attention ON their part, inc!
hope TO merit continuance Of that patfoaas0 -
lons , enjoyed y So hfi p THos E BALLARD
| ,T,RUsTEIc'S MOTTO E.--Joseph r nave
nagh has, by his deed OF ne igth nana ~
M Si uustings Court of the City Of kiehia9ndl
conveyed to me in trust ioT dtGG g O nansist
crei,ors, az "' variefv together with his FIX
1rl7RrS and FURNITURE upon the premises % d
~ on the ner uo RSs and an WAGON, and his Books,
Accounts, and chooses in action Oh every a's''ip-
There is clause in the deed, giving forty days
10 the creditors Of the seoad class TO execute ,no
ss@s fharehy getting the beneht oi n, anu re-
S.s,s1 H., ora ntor from further iIaDihty.
IT. AZ ps .Gu has authority, Tor the present, 70
aiiac. .nv debts due 10 the Trustee
, e2 i. 81 t Iai' WM. +. WATSON, Trustee.
-s-cuaNCE SELDOM OFFERED.-Any
\ nersnn with but small capital can now pa,
~ an old ablished aud Respectable business,
or tha uroprieors would leave !ne Es ~ rtha,
q eammission by giving good seenfn! nas ."''0
4 en.;,niars address = Box so, fost-ohee-
:, ia CIV - = = ,,--
TONE- MANUfACTuRED IN ONiIa
| III 49, sssnrtment consisting OF BAk. BAND
| tInop S('RoLL, oVAI.S aud HALE, KY Aps
d t,iiooppssf AID MULE SHOE. COACH An BUGUl
: SSlTrEI ASD IRON TYRES, ROUNDS. sQuAREs
J. 1ar sale at the Richmond IRON AND sTEEl
e WORKS foot OF 9Th street. JAs, hCAi III,
y Also large assortment OF "PtNeHE,
:. WASHERS made at this estahl shment, 10 W bic
lff the attention Of dealers, ear-builders. Ne.
called. "a r -.s-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. osacers of the state ar
IN respectfully informed tha. beside me eSsss IS &
- | ouired by law, there must be an order from th
Adiutant General, TO authorize the Superinteaaei
+ Of the State Armory to isaae arms; Sss ,rxuocx
"a la ts--ts y. - -.M - = :. :,
R. AL, OIL -Bleached Winter spefm v VI
lie I Bleacaed Winter Whale sNli fEn'e i.ta -
de Prime Tanners oii. for saIo by rs,..
u ". PETERSON Co., prasgisssAs
AT yYENISON, VENiSOx.-lh have reeve " e
~ aa.h "a lsnusrv 4. 80 lbs very superior e
isoS wv WV. q. I'D pbAxpRiDdE, No. Us Brood -