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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22


1sStar No. la frame house Taylor street, 9Th
I,!1NN door below Church street. at $500
h,t No. 2-Three atOried brick houses on
lAA Eleventh street hetwefn Lombard aud Piue Nos.
col, bU5 and COS, at 5000 each
No. 3.-Three storied brick houses on Twelfth street
between Lombard and Pine, Nos. 6J3, COZ and b0g Al
$500 each.
No 4-one brick DWELLING and Office No. si7 Market
street, at $25OOO,
Second, at 5000.
No Gone frame house on Eighth street, "a door DC
low Church street, AZ $500
No. I.-0ne three ftored brick house TatnAlLstreet
between Eleventh and Twelfth, Sil9OO.
No 5-Three stables and yards for rent near Seventh
street between Spruce and Pine. late Of Samuel McCaul
ley, decd, $3.50 and $50 90 each
No 0-one frame dwelling Sixth street thlrd door
above Poplar street 5000
No. lO.-fns three storied brick dwelling on Church
street between Eighth and Ninth, &stO1.
No, II -One frame ause at SpaTksyille $500
No. ia stable and lot seven acres Of land adjoining
Spruce, Seventh and Church streets, $1,000.
No. 13-One small house and garden in BrAndyviue
Hundred, near TAlley,ille, $4,000.
No. IA wharf at the foot OF Seventh street
on the Christina river, late Of Samuel McCaupy deed
in good order for lime, coal. wood or sand what
No. l5-Adjolnng, wharf and lot Of land, suitable
for ship yard, lumber yard coal wood and sand yard
No. lb-lce house. stable and yard Eleventh street
between Market and Orange. Apply to
WM. McCAULLEY,
mari JOG Market Street.
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Administrator,a Notioe-

Ii persons having claims against the Estate of g.rb
n Clark, late Of Pencader Hundred deeease must pre.
sent Tue sae duly htlesed to the Administrator on or
before the 9Th day Of January. A. D. 1864 or abide the
Act OF Assembly In such case made and provided,
Glasgow, January 7ih, 1861 '"4
Ranublipan oonv
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mar sm

gs- See advertisement in to-days paper OF
Prof Wood,
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gxsszat
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.
0n and after Monday, Feb 18th, 1861
ppAeSkNohh TEAMS WILL LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOB BALTIMORE at SIG Am, i2noon (Express and 1886
DO GHEsrkR, at SIS a. M 70 noon, AIS, and 1850 D. m.
uo "ihs,s'IoS''t $40 A. m, IL noon li5, and iO5O
do 90 Man, MSw c1sSIs At sis a m snq
do DOVER, at Sis a. m and AIS 10 L.,
do HARRIsdros, at Sis a. III.
do RARNisGToE, SIS IN.
do STAFFORD, at SIS m,
40 sALlsn uRfi at SIG a. IN.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
-AA'1 SAIiSVss, at $780, a. m xpress) lols an aud
do wIIMNdros, al :. 30. and II Al ..ssao
do sALisBURr at IaOp.m.
do sEAPoRp, at $50 D. IN.
do fARAIN0ToH 4to b. m
do MnToRD at 400 p IN.
do HARRINGTON at 4aO D. m
do Dover, at 9.05 .. m. and b25 D. IN
a. M MinpIs ~ a. 1929 a. M, and elo ..
do CHEsrER, at $40 a. n. 1904 p q9 AMI q a. q. m
"eA's ior salisbury and Delaware Railroad at
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
LEAVE CnEarER at s.a5 an, 129s and ii aupm
20 mtLNINatoh A. 30 am, 1885 pm. and IzOOAm
,ioSs ifAin WIN Passenger Car attached, will run a.
Leave philadelphia for Perryvllis and intermott,,,
Leave wllmugton for perryyills and Intermediate.
places At 5OO p. M.
Leave wilmlng0d for Philadelphia and intermediate
Leave Baltimore for Hayreedraee and intermediate
sundays only at 1000 PAN. from Phlladsphia To sitimo
az 5,l0 pm. from baltimore 10 phi1dsiphls.
' ~ NJ FELTON,. Praadeui-
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


SEWING MACHINES. -WHIcH is rHg BEST p
THR QUESTION ANswERRD.-There can be no
doubt that Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machine
is the very best the market affords. Everybody
says SO, and the fact that large majority OF
people prefer il for family sei0iag, while Dress.
Makers, Shirt Makers Corset Makers, Gaiter-
Filters, Shoe Binders. Vest.hIakers, and TalOrs
all use it, and insist that it has no equal for Their
purposes, clearly establishes the fact that it is
unequalled for the variety Of uses 10 which il il
adapted. Tho Wheeler & Wilson Machines mike
the lock stitch, lie only stitch that cannot BE- ragei.
led aud that presents the same appearance on
both sides Of the seam-a fact Of itself sufficient
to account for its having the highest premium
awarded it at all the State fairs held for the past
few years No other than the lock stitch has
given such universal satisfaction, aud our advice
is, If you want Sewing Machine that will do
your own family sewing IN a very superior manner
or II you wish to earn livelihood by sewing for
others do not get any other than Wheeler 4
Wilson Machine, and you will then feel certain
that you have one that will give you the fullest
satisfaction. ~ T. Dispatch.
For sale at reduced prices by Wa, II. Dillany
Co., 8. T. Cor. Market & 2nd Sts vii, Del
mar. b.lm.
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CANCERS CURED.--Dr. Lesey informs the
people of Wilmington and vicinity, that he will
resume his professional duties in this city, aud
will be found at Almonds Hotel, corner Fifth
and Market streets, for the CURE OF CANCERS,
on the third Saturday in January, 1861, and on
the third Saturday of every month thereafter,
until further notice, between the hours of ten
o'clock in The morning and two in the afternoon.
Persons afflicted with csnoerous diseases are in
vited 10 call de. 10 If
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At Auction.
VH1RTY.PIR sEMLANNUAL TRADE SALE. Al
Philadelphia. This Sale will take place on N ED.
hEsDAYl March 27th, 1851, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
PHILADELPHIA BAZAAR Ninth and SAMSON Streets
Philadelphia aud will exceed all others In extent The
collection will embrace least 2D0 Carriagss portion Of
Which will be secondhand ofA superior make aud In good
order. The work [nos Of which will Ia warranted
will be from makers Of acknowledged celebrity through
out the States II will be elua In all respects regards
10 order
ALSO, A Select Lot If desirable Harness.
Rs-rhe whole comprising the greatest display OF Car.
rages and Harness. exhibited in this city aud to be
sold without reserve.
AS-May be examined on the day previous to Sale.
hS-PurchaserB from distance, informed that the
ssla will positively take pace the above day, without
trgltd 10 lilo weather
mar i6-9iw ALFRED NJ. HERR NESS. Aueticne,r.
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ohOeSs
In the first place, lie secures large and COM
modious establishment at low figure and fits
it up in good order. buys his stock in large
quantities, thereby getting IT at the lowest mar
ket prices; he has his Shoes made so that the
most fastidious cannot find fault with them; his
expenses being comparatively small, he puts his
shoes down to the lowest living rates, and then
he advertlses literally and as consequence he
sells his shoes off rapidly and gets the cash with
which to go in quest of more bargains to be again
laid before his customers now at this time of the
year, when everybody is buying shoes for the
fall and winter We would advise them to give
Birnie call, as he has on hand one of the hest
assorted stocks of Boots and Shoes that is to he
found in the State. All business iu his line
promptly and personally attended to by the pro-
prietor James w. BRINE, No. 102 West Second
street between Shipley and Orange, Wilmington.
Del. Sign of the big Black Boot.
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TnnrnaG a1tD Atatesuam,
Friday Morning, March 90 1851.


THE CHORUS OF THE UNION.
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Yours, Truly,

Bty"Price Sl.00 per Bottle.
Sold in Wilmington by E, McInall, No, AZ
Market ST.; A. Walton, No. 81 Market street !;
saml Wilkey, No. 81 Market ST.; II. H. Bring
hurst, No. 10S Market street, VIM. Baker Kin :
sey. corner of Fifth and Market streets John
Moods, at Rokeby, and also by oil respectable
Druggists in the United States and British Pro-
vinces. my5-ly
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PENINsULAR R. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.

IN and after MONDAY, Feb. lIh. 1851, Trains for ths
until further notice. ''''"''
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Hon WATEh.."... dom NJ.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
schr. Silver Magnet, Perry with salt TO Ailderdire
Son.
shr. C. T.. Young, Packard ice to Thos. Eaton Co.
sloop L. NJ. Jester, Camp with lumber to MeCiees
Qpnby.
sloop Hope Skull with lumber to Nebeker TatnRll.
Barge Linnet, Kelley with coal to s. N. Pennoek
ca.
s0Op Mary warnsrJ Stokes, from PhiadslphiA. with
mdza TO Charles Warner.
scoP Fame, Riley, from Philadelphia, with mdEs to O..
Warner
sioop Planter Msrrhew, from Philadelphia with mdss
10 q. & q. W. Bush
sloap Mary Ann, Msrrihsw, from PhilndslphiA, with
uilzs 10 q q @ hush.
CLEARED.
Steam Propeller y. Chandler MeQuade, will sail to.
morrow for New York, with $4,000 bricks from S W.
MeCaulley's yard
schooner Maria Fleming, Shaw, will sail tomorrow for
Ssw York, with -four and from Brandy wine mills
and iron from Mcdaniel Adams 4 Co,
Schooner sIeamlet Stokes, sailed to-day for Phllade
| pills, with car wheels from q q, lobdel
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GSee the concluding paragraph of the Presidents
Inaugural Address.
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MIR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered
one ofour common pasture weeds a remedy
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FOR SALE.

IN THE house aud lot No 6ls Rast Seventh street
n below Lombard Street. Complete with ali the modem
EsA Improvements, apPly to
T. J. BOYD,
901 Market Street. WILMINGTON,
100. or WIN S. BOYD,
ieb20im No. II South Water ST. Philsdeiphia
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one of the Fallen; By Name
HETTY HAMILTON.

She was Woman; and by the seJuctions of
Man Fell; SHE HAD A HEART; she DIED; AND
Con is HER JUDGE. Jesus said unto her; "Wo.
man, where are thine aceusers Hath no man
condemned thee 2" She said: mo man, Lord"
Aud Jesus said unto her; "Nether do CON
denim thee go and sin no more"
On Al.n faa4 ntonn l.. Ill .....i-..-..
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From washington.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.--It is reliably stated
that President Buchanan considered the COM
munIcation of The Commissioners from South
Carolina to him iusolent and returned 1t, and
that they started home this morning.
GsRCOND DISPATCH
WAsHINGToE Jan. SIT is believed, from
what is known here, that in The course of a
few days the forts a. Pensacola and Key West,
Fort Morgan. in Alabama, the fort at Ship
Island near the mouth OF Lake Borgne, with
the arsenal at Baton Rouge, La, and Fort
Johnson, on the Cape Fear river, n, O., will
be seized and garrisoned by the troops of the
respective States in which they are located.
Senator Toom bs received dispatch tot day,
saving that the forts in Georgia were seized by
orcer Of Gov. Brown. Private advicss say
that if any attempt be made to reinforce either
the arsenal at Augusta, Ga. or TO remove the
arms, they Will be ut once seized.
The South Carolina Commissioners con-
sidered the abrupt termination by the Presi-
dent of their business with him, as gross
insult aud left this morning for South Caro-
lima II is said the President yesterday re.
turned their note without comment.
The House Crisis Committee, to-day, adopt
ed resolutions declaratory against any RICH
10 int erfere with slavery in the slave States,
and recoe niZing the justice and propriety OF
the faithful execution OF the Constitution,
and all laws made in pursuance thereof, in
Guiding those on the subject of fugitive slaves
or fugitives from service or labor, and dis
countelance all mobs or hindraDcss to the OK :
ecuiion of such laws, and that the citizens OF
each State shall be entitled to all privileges
and immunities of citizens in the several
States
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Conversational.

WARRINGTON Jan 3.-SsHdte.-Mr. Bigler
presented the Pennsylvania plan OF coInpro-
mise, based on Crittenden's proposition.
Mr. Crittenden introduced his plan OF ad-
iustment also, resolutions sn bmittiDg 1t To me
propie lie made eloquent speech ON the
subject.
MIR Baker, of Oregon, resumed and con-
cluded his speech OF yesterday. He argued TO
show that the Northern people did not desire
10 interfere with slavery.
Mr.. Benjamin interrupted MIN. and quoted
Republican papers, which sustalned the John
Brown raid
Mr. Baker recommended Jackson's policy,
and closed with strong appeal for the Union.
Mr. Douglas TOOK the floor on Powell's reso-
Iutions, and said being compelled 10 vote for
Them gave him great pain, declaring as they
did that no adj ustinent could restore peace
He said that Congress never had legisiat ted on
slavery without danger TO the country. He
defended the Kansas Nebraska act, and de-
Tended the South from the aspersions OF Wade
and others.
Adjourned until Monday.
Heu~-Mr. Hutchinson offered resolu-
ton Iepudiating compromise by the Repub-
and Hale.
Mr.. Sherman withdrew certain objections,
winch he pressed yesterday, looking 70 the
adoption OF coereive measures.
The Committee on Judiciary reported TO the
Houss a bill further providing for the collec-
ton OF the revenue, and investing the Presi-
dent with additional powers.
motion TO recOmmit the report caused de-
bate The South wished to give ii its quietus
IN Committee of the Whole. The Republi-
cans endeavored TO bring it to direct vote.
The House finally agreed 1t should come up
rs uY fms he'd business, Tuesday.
Adjourned until Monday.
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Prom Ciiarieston.

CuARLEsreS. Jan. "a number of free e.
.rcss AID slaves are engaged in erecting re-
5onb,s in The harbor.
Esni. Mordecsl yesterday gave the State
$1,000.
IN Getting out OF the mar Dor yesterday, on ac-
count Of the !cg. The channel buoys have
been removed,
The operations IN the telegraph Office rsrs
r,<tr,ctrd by the State authorities. for some
bours prior TO 10 o'clock l.. NJ, Dec. 3lst.
In the Convention, to-day, a resolution was
offered and tabled, allowing citizens of The
United States, outside OF South Carolina, TO
hold property within the limits OF the State.
Mr. Dnnkin. from The Committee on Com
nerrial Relations, presen ted report.
communication was received from the
Governor, Ia relation tc the Assistant Treasu-
rer Of the United States.
The Convention then went into secret ses-
.ion 1t is supposed 10 consider the question
otadiournment, and the appointment OF dele
gates 70 The Southern Convention.
SECOND DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, Jan. "a large number OF
whites and negroes are employed in erecting
redoub.s along the coast.
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Auct'r,
(Office corner of 18th and Cary Streets

HORSES. &c, FOR SALE AT AUG
IGNITION - Will be sold on SATURDAY
AAMOkNING, January 9th, commencing at
~ O'Clock, at the Horse Auction Lot, on Coucoii
Chamber Hill ,s
ia4 TH0s. w. KEESEE, Auct.
+ AKGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS AT
IL WEST POINT, VIRGINIA West Point is
situated at the head of YORK river, and is auti-
full point of land. formed by the junction Of the
Pamunkey and Mattaponl rivers, which here take
the name of York. 1t Is the eastern terminus OF
the Richmond and York River Railroad, distant
of Virginia. For harbOr 1t has the whole Iork
river from Yorktown to West Point, distance OF
"a miles, and a width from IA to "a miles. with q
depth and capacity sufficient to Accommodate all
the naves of the world AMI all the treat Easterns
now or hereafter to be constructed. For wharfage,
PIERS docks &c. it has front OF Ia miles on the
M attaponi and "a miles on the PamunKey, and
for building purposes, over two thousand Lots
the Richmond and York River Railroad Is now
running through to w est Point, and has hfteen
acres of land within the boundaries OF the pro-
posed town, which will be devoted To depot pur-
A public sale of Lots within the proposed town
of West Point, will commence on WEDNESDAY
the Is n of January, 1861, and continue from day
to day until completed
Tie sale will be without reserve as to price, and
for one third cash. for negotiable notes at sixty
and for the balance bonds with approved security
pay able ia equal Inslaments at SIX and twelve
months, with interest fl ON the day of sale.
j. PR0sSkn TABB; Com: appointed
s stsa 5 UHftsYYooD of b 1i1 ssasS
IA Richmond Wing, Richmond Enquirer, Nor
folk Argus, Richmond Examiner copy.
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' rpenor,ed for the Richmond Dispatch.
,ArsK FROM EUROPE.
pp,vaL OF THE AUsTRALAsIAN.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3--The steamship Aastra-
- from Liverpool on the ~ arrived this
asn, Her advices are one day later.
Shs has about s75o,00o In specie.
Sse palIn Treaty has been confirmed
lu nsys France 6000G, eO0 francs. The
Co ln Churches are to be restored. The
tOI".s restored to the Cathedral in Pekin,
ci' ,ne event was celebrated by Tt Dsan.
The Corsitutionnd says that france VIII
.ur.r a return 10 an offensive policy by
snstria IN I.ombardy-
COMM ERCIAL.
,xpr,or Saturday. Deo ~ Gotten hrn
n,ssS ,aiea to day cf IL 90 bales
p3e.sNdstu{Is have an upsaid tendency.
con,ols ga sS2's.
49,, market snghtiY more strntent. with an
setlve demand.
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L,IkE lNxURANCK.
Z MARINE INSUkANCE
Incorporated l8S1.)
TIE VIk6INIk FIRE AND MARINE INSul
ANCE COMPANY

r. ONee No, ISL Main Street, Richmond. -
Capital and Surplus, $4,000!
FMS CoMpAN has the advantage of tiseSty-ssSsn
having enjoyed tho favor of the public during all
Of that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
Its cash capital and surplug are above, and its
Affairs arc managed pruGenty, but liberally, and ts
rates are an low az those of any other good nsttI
ton. DIRECTIONS:
". l.. Cowardin, J. Z. W ellsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers. Geo. w. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, YhOs. samson, b. l.. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. ". Purcell, Jno. N. Gordon,
Alex. r. Parker, Jos P. Winston. Arch. Thomas
Jas. A. Inoes, H. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President OF Secretary, in person q
BY letter. W. i. COWARDlN, President.
WIN. WILLIS. T.. Seoret4rv iaeE6
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FUTURE Us,
By Jas. m. Taylsr 4 A.n, Auct's.

TRCsrEE's SAL OF a Mat LlyIAE
r FAFMM MITH FL III ssa
MoMD BY authority Of deed OF trust sxscutsd.
Oh Of q R.nSe nnS undss
nsned. az trustee, named therein. will proceed to
s e e public auction. on the premises. on WEB.
a; ~ thai desirable little ms,iss 'fsim upon
Tn,ch :e,d Wsree rton resdes on the old Deep Run
contanias is acres. There are Gy uson the Place
. small dwelling house. gil nscssssry ont houses.
with from @u ss q "a 1855 &C.: snd
until eesmber is:h ISL aud UPON a. such .e c4sds
a. to the balance said WHnsrtsIsSn .ha appoint
JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 Sow, Auots. de 10
POSTPONED In consequence of the ince-
2. A.. ard VIII BE- soia At asnrso County co e
A js ''A'' beng c0u. j. n. I. SON. Auer.
= Low THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON TIE
M Ria sT1Ss b9AD u. At Tn Agc
sale advertised By Jonn Fallon. Trustee, tract
Stage road. said land adjoins the tract advsr,
York River Railroad, and lies wei for cultivation
20, aLsO-At the same TINE and place will bs sold
the snds IF AND others.
about nine miles below Richmond
months for negotiable notes with interest add d.
and secured by a deed OF trust. Taxes for 1861 to
'i p;'o by 'h' 1 JAS r. Taylor SON. Auo.
TRUSTEE,Ss SALE - tn. = TY-THREE
BURG AGs sFsG 9E kk 5sb OF TIE WNtAN Ms
cord in the CLERKS Once Of Hem co Soans5 Court,
on MON DAY: the 7th day Of ia iaary. 1854. that
the property described IN said o ed, IS follows:
4. All mat CERTAIN piece Or par 81 of Land lying
mile from the York River .ii H1s . and com sa
ting Of or sh lar Fo,
shum. VIM F: Hord. and Others; and being the
same re real estate conveyed t. sad Evrs Gar.
pobbins and others, By deed bearing date the 18th
February. 1850 and recorded as above;
of sale: and bond for S2O0 with interest from
December LIST, 1860, till paid ; the remainder upon
:aSa term. as sRI a. r.
RR!!GGKK TT TEN. MtHT 0NI TIE sMgIM
the premises. on MON DAY the 18th of Jspnas,
Y GNEM EMF located as t above i. IS aaspted for
store as we'll SIS a residence, and Is now renting
% ss and baoI the
depth
TERMS. lone fourth cash !; the balance at 4. &
and II months for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and secured by trust deed
jas JAN. M. TAYLOR L. SON, Aucts.
HIGH CUNsTABLE'S sALE-Will be sold
IL on SATURDAY, the 5th dav of January. 1851
at 10 O'Clock. A. M at the office of the INDEX y
on 18th, between Nam and Cary streets. all Of the
! PROOF PRESS, 5 IMPOSiNti STONES, !:
| STANDING GALLEYS; s DOUBLE STANDS
| c SES, 2 DESKS, STABLES, I pair CHASES,
| STOVE, CHAIRS. j STOOL, WATER cool.
and RULES, lot of LEADS, 2 cases FAN "
| TYPE, together with all of the TYPE. sufficient
to print a large newspaper-all new and goOC
| order TO satisfy distress warrant In my hands
| a.ainst Dewitt Cabeil in favor of Marcus Har
| ris Bro TERMs-Cash.
| de 27-tds F. BUTLER, R.
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VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED PA, Pro

VERY DESuRABLY LOCATED PRO:
' PERTY ON The EST SIDE or NINTH
STREET. OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL s9 JAKE
ton, on the premises, on TIL URsDAY, the 10Th
January, 1861. at O'Clock ?. "a without res rye,
above, adjoining the residence Of DR. James Beale
on the north The lot has front OF n ,ees, MT y,
Dir Beale's residence, and depth of about lou
feet, and is bounded on the north by ride alley.
The building on said lot Is occupied oy Messfs'
nual rent of S425 The location of this property
Tin front of the Capitol SQUARED Is among the most
desirable In the city for q private residence. .
TKRMs.-One third cash balance at 4 and u
months. for negotiable notes, interes. added, and
title retained TIL all the pn rchase money Is paid
The taxes for 1861 to be paid by the purchaser.
ia GODDIN & APPEKSON, Aucts.
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WATTS CUFF-BRACE PLOUGHs.

GEO. WATf& CO. EsrABLIsHFr IN 1S46
GEORGE WATT has obtained. at different
times four separate patents on his CUFF BRACE
PLOUGHS, acknowl lodged to embrace tho most
reliable Improvements ever made on this impie-
ment, three of which patents have to run -espec-
tivsly ten, twelve and thirteen years, and has
been awarded At the late Mechanics Fair IN
tinued superiority IN Ploughs, 1.-THE hish hest pre-
miums given, y and at the last State Fair premium
on the same, in addition ta premiums awarded at
all the preceding Fairs fo- years
Within two months pasr he has added other
valuable improvements, aud we nowinylte all In
want of Pioughs, warranted III every renpeot SUI
perlor to Others to call and examine our arge
cultural implements. and fresh and prime Gar
den and Field seeds, &c which we otier for sal e
on our usual accommodat ne terms.
GEORGE WAIT & co,
One square bsi Nv Exchange Hotel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

DAYS
By Alex. Nett. Aucs.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROCE-
+ RfES, &c.-Wili be sold At aucf on. at any
store, corner nf nj ain and 18th SITS on SATUR-
DAY MORNING, the 9Th day Of January. CON-
mencing at 10 O'Clock: a genera assortment OF
new and second h and FUHNITuHE.
DRY GOODa-Hoop Skirts. Net Shirts. Drew
ers and Jackets; Cloaks. Goats, Pants. Vests
Shoes. Caps. Ban ets, Cashmere, CLOTH, Window
Shades, Cutlery, nc.
lad ALEX. MOTT. Auct'r.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
II TURE-WiIl be sold at suction on MON.
DAY, January 7fh commencing at 10 O'CLOCK. a.
the residences Of Il. Washer. 9Th street, eetwesr
Broad and Grace, his entire sock Of HOUSE
ING of the usual asso rtment TgRMs Cash
ja4 ALEA NOII, Auot.