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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Re Additional Supply of
VERY SELECT AND SCARCE
SDR h q & SUN NJ ER GOODS

Re Additional Supply of
VERY SELECT AND SCARCE
SPRING q SUMMER GOODS.
By Express and Steamers, we have In store and
are receiving various styles of very select and
slLks, DRESS. AND
TRAVELLING GOODS, &c.
Among which We invite especial attention to the
Beautiful BRoCHE SPRING SILKS;
Rich Barathea Black do;
SILK Embroidered. Hi gh- Lustred POPLINS;
handsome check ed and Chene POPLINS
Elegant Embroidered Grenadine BEREGES;
Colored Broche MozAMBloU ES-very choice;
Very 6ne Printed French ORGANIZES and
Satin Plaid GSlorsd BEREGEs-yery cheap;
New Lace, Linen and Cambria SETS;
Novelties in Lace and Silk MANTlLLAS;
French, English and American PRINTS, in va
cAa alssiRy!ss ALSO
TABLE LINENS, Nc
cdu aRa aES and
DIV" = D0' e WaTKiNs & FICKLEN.
n B-For the next three or four weeks, (pre-
vious to packing them up for the summern we
wv WI 81 Ky p !; s. eooDs, -.
Such as SILKS vh NFRISS;Es. v.1Esr1As
Heavy CLOTHS and CASSIMsRES, SATTINB TS,
"a and "a Va. PULLED CLOTHS, bark PRINTS,
BLANKETS .or families aud servants and
Velvet, Brussels aud Ingram
"A r 7 T G s,
| at PRIME cost, FOR Cash, on DELIVERY.
EcS Citizens, Farmers, and Merchants. will con
suit their interest by embracing this opportu nity
| for great bargains. W. Z.
| ne Our Wholesale Department is supplied with
the nsws spR RnS n2 aS fss sUMMER GOODS
! of the season, just purchased at the very low
prices of last week. aud for sale, to cash aud goot
| credit buyers, on our usual liberal terms.
| ap LIT WATKINS & F1CkLEN.
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DRY GOODS, 60.
OPENING OF a NEW STORE

" AND NEW GOODS,
No 1870 BRoAp STREET.
The subscriber has taken the Store. No. $50
Broad ST., here he offers to sell great bargains in
DRY GOODS. MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS.
A great variety Of BMBROIDERIES very low.
Spring and summer WRAPPINGS Of the latest
styles, at panic prices.
Mrs. HELLER, who has had !? years expe-
rience in MILLINERY, will attend to that depart
ment, and invites the Ladies' of the city and coun
try to give her call, and examine heg BONNETS,
FLOWERS, &c, before purchasing elsewhe .
GOODS constantly received from auction, and
sold low. J. HELLER,
an s-lw Agent for f. Strauss.
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CNTY SCAvENGER.

w The qndersigned 10 nor prepared 70 slsa. out
est notice, In manner " hich win not be offensive
TO the premises on which he may work Also.
lime them. His wagons constructed a. Is
be water and alright HIS boxes can Ne found
III DuvAL NokroN's, corner nth and Main sta
and JoHxsroS &MrLLspArau's, on Main, betw een
nth AID 18th streets. All orders ieit ct the above
places, viii be promptly attended TO.
fa lA--tk AlTRN
NOTICE. -.cAptains OF Voi0nteer CompxDiS-
throughout the State are respectfully In formed
that the CcmTissioasr. appoiatsd BY law ioy the
purpose of obtaining Ace0utfements TO- have
made contra Tor these itsms and - fsst a IS -
are delivered at this post they are issued immc.
diatsly. according to priority 81 date 81 orders
CHARLES DIMM0CK.
ns-M GApt. NAP. Avmery. Rsshmana Va
NOflCE.-.voluatssr 0Ncsrs Of the state Are
Al rsspecsnily informed thai beside the bonls re-
qearsso ~ lS.s tneEe 1ust - IN evtg trom NJ
q 4, sAs stsss AfAesy = sssae arns, As $500,
DOCKHK1E6E xLUN WXTEK-v,
~ hsve Just received q frexh supply 81 Mock !
bridge Alam " ater. last bottled. dfeel fsoie thu
sps ~ Main ss.s sess akoVs fss5 o..
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Withdrawal Of Arizona from tAe Federal
Union.

ST. Loris. April liza CORE Spondence In
the st. Louis RepubGfcan says Ae citizens Of
Arizona, in Convention, 1T Nj ssilia, on tho
10th nlf., resolved themseivs u out Of the
Union. and 0sn. w. u, Jon Is, formerly Of
Missouri. has announced htms Seif as cAhdi-
the Confederate States. Nsk
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sAhE OF s.. sTo s1,,S @ :.

&C.. &c. At AUcTloS: BY virtue Of d.s.,
rus. % the sae.crSs Lev G?e ,ss fsa a;o
Coat Of the city Of Richmond, WILL proceed 70
sell. at the store q .a,d Levi Cohen, No. 1m
at 10 o'clock, ali the STOCK contained IN raid
store. consisting Of q general ASSIGNMENT OF DRY
GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HAis, az,
&c.
The KEY Of said store will be sold to fbf high
est bidder. -. .s.s
TERMs.-Cash. 3. r. BAILl, trustee.
Sale nv = b. Cook, Auctr. ap
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kE Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSU RANCE CO MP ANY,
1s3

CASH CAP'LA AND RESERVED FUND. SO 600. goo
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. $780, 900
DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
IA StockhoIders. personally responsible for all
the engagements OF the Company.
DIRECTORS IN EBW YORK:
JAxBs BRowH, Esq, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTrgNETT, Esq., Deputy Chairman.
HENRY GRINNBLL, Esq.
4. NJ. ARCHIBALD, Il. b. N. Consul.
EUGENE DUTILH, Esq.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, Eco.
Ajax. HAMILTON, Jr., ESQ.
E. F. SAEDBRsoN, Esq.
ALFRED PELL. Esq. Resident Secretary.
ANNUAL and SHORT POLICIES issued on same
terms as other first class Companies.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid without
reference to the home office.
CHAS. Z. WORKMAN, Agent,
Office Old Dominion Insurance Company,
fe 23-tS AZ Main street.
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BY Thomas w. keesee, Auct'r,
(Ofice corner of 18th and Cary streets J.

HORSES, MULES. BUGGY AND HAIR
IL NESS, CARTS AND WAGON, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Will be sold GA SATURDAY moru-
ing 18th inst. at the Horse Auction Lot, Conn
Gil Chamber Hill, at 10 O'clock
Several Saddle aud Harness HORSES.
3or4 good MULES.
BUGGY aud II HARNESS.
2TUMBREL CARTS.
WAGON. THOS. w. kEESEE,
APP IL AuctioDeer.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Especial Dispatch TO the Richmond Dispatch
FROM CHARLESTON.
THE SURRENDER OF FORT SUMTER FOR
MALLY DEMANDED.

CHARLESTON, April II, =. NJ Gen. Beaure.
gard fhts dag formally defnaaded hs surren
deT Of Fort Samter No answer was o,van
Lincoln's troops are not yet In sight, bu {
are hourly expected. warm reception
awaits them.
Hon Roger A. Pryor is here, and spoke last
night. Y
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Correspop dence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs in Isle OF Wight.

ISLE OF WIaHr, Va, April 9, 1851.
The Southern Rights portion OF our citizens
held meeting at the Court House on Monday
last, and appointed delegates to the Congress
sionai Convention TO assemble at Suffolk, on
the 18th inst. ! learn that no preference was
expressed, though II seems 10 be the general
impression that Mr.. Kindred, OF Southamp-
Ton, will receive the nomination, Mr.. Cham
bills having declined on account OF physical
inability. Il determined effort viii be made
10 defeat General Miilsou, who has already
lnangurated a vigorous campaign, and Will.
1t 10 said, thoroughly canvass the district
lie addressed the citizens of Nansemond yes
terday at their Court House in Suffolk
Our representa- tive in the Convention, Mr..
Whitfield, awaited himself OF the opportunity
10 address his constituents on our last Court
day. Many OF his most active sympathizers
aud supporters are growing dissatisfied with
The teinporiz!ng policy which he Is understood
10 sustain
Ths citizens of the gallant little village of
and nag 10 morrow. The flag has already
been prepared. and Is represented IS being pc
celarly neat and of an appropriate and suz-
getuve design. The fair ones, fwho are,
rather singularly, almost TO a man In favor of
seceesion,) will doubtless give ectdf TO the &C.
oasion by their genial presence. RusrIcus
DIsD PROM Bis IxJrRIEs.-James r.. Smith,
from Portsmouth, Va, who fell from the Pa
Fliion Hotel at Oh arieston, IS. o., a few days
ago, died on Tuesday morning, of injuries.
The Bank of Ptttsyiyania, located al DAN
Vile, Va, has been organized by the election
OF w w. Keen, President, and has gone into
operation.
The yieksburg Daily Wiig hosts the names
OF Jefferson Davis for President, and Alexan-
Or II. Stephens for Vice President Of the
Confederate states, at the first election.
x. III. Brown WAS killed on Saturday last,
10 Northampton county, n. o., Ia AN ARRAY
with Jessee q. Moore, his father-in-iaw.
ft.l a I...l
miss. Flag OF the Union, died on the 9th In.
stsai tn sEE
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Importers and wholeeale dealers In ro1yl01
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. laa and 10 Ha{n
strest, Richmend. We are receiving, aAa have
now In store, large and dsAira6te stock ~
~ and embracing every assiiaAl ssyle & foseisa
and Domestic Goods, which No ~ psepAred "
oHer 70 our customers upon tka nost fsvoyskls
cd coadtttsn VI coAmeretl Hettefv. eaAkaA car
saies 20 cash and preinps ssx5noatAs buysr~. ser
negotiable paper, and to epen KYent Ind ace naatA
Win be offered. Our stock VII IS ksps ~ dasilg
the season, and not bs sprpAxsed, N variety
aud extent " Hsx hAsss Y ,As 81 ss.sss.
pared to exhibit large. isskionNbl4 and 6osk
steel q eur o.. ..s st.sts 81 asa glls a*
aud splkflN0S will ~ s0t4 ~ nelt 1x>es4 M
cashs eAaeAAlA Mn1e QR4eN NJ 1Rat
s lbs wv 1s * s sc n.y. ia
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By Alexander Mott, Aucvr.

MIGHT SALESMAN be sold, ct auction.
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice. large and gen eral assortment Of Atehes,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Div Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence Ut o'clk p. n Z.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT, Auct'P.
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Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch. /
No Attempt yet Made 10 Reinforce Fort
Snmter.
ohARLssros. April IL, . A, M.--No attempt
was made this morning by any U. s. vessels
togo up 10 Fort Sumter. All is quiet.
Hon Roger A. Pryor arrived last night, and
IN acknowledging sorenade spoke about half
an hour.
No vessels of war. have been seen or this
harbor. q
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HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,
ii FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN;-I will sell, at
May, at O'Clock 7. NJ, upon the premises, IF
fair; if not, the next fair day thereafter,) that
newly erected BRICK HOUSE. situated on N and
kitchen connected to the dwelling, with rooms.
The Lot fronts so feet, and runs back 800 feet Ii
Is regarded as pleasant location, and in healthy
and desirable neighborhood. Ii can be purchased
privately TIL day of sale, when, If sold. due no.
tiee will be given.
ap ll-dtds Office Metropolitan Hall.
T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND AND FIVE
l. NEGROES, IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS to the
provisions of deed Of trust dated the oath octo-
Hanover County Court, on the ehth October, 1850,
from Burwell b. Dickinson, and Otery f.. his
wife, to the subscriber, shall, at the request Of
* Hutcheson, the benefciaries in said deed,
FRIDAY, the 18th Of April, 1851 If fair; II not,
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 fro IN
Green Bay Crossing, the following property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the debt
terest thereon from the 24th October ls5o and all
costs Of preparing and enforcing said deed OF trust
selling the Negroes nrst. The property to be sold
is thus described in the deed Of trust Five
Jane and woman Milly; and the TRACT 'OF
LAND, in the county Of Hanover, on which the
said Burwell b. Dickinson now resides, with all
the appurtenances thereof. estimated to contain
veyed TO the said Burwell b. Dickinson by VIM.
Hancock, and hich adjoins the lands OF L. A.
Rowzie, Michael shroneder, and William 7. Dick
inson."
Title believed to be good, but shall only pass
the title vested in me by the deed Of trust.
NH le-dtlsAp JOHN PAGE. Trustee.
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BOARDING
. q A r. ID / n Il

ID
MRS. d \ BN Ely,
Corner Of 4th and Franklin streets,)
Has now vacant several pleasant Rooms, suitable
for Families. ap Its
DOARDlNG.-%Two large Rooms, ON the sec
two smalle or ROOMS for young men Also. DAY
BOARD can be obtained at Mrs. SARAH A.
BARNES, on Grace street, I'd door above st.
Paul's Church. ap 6-6t*
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DANlC PRICES, IN EARNEST, ~
At WHOLESALE aud RE9AlE
BY IOSEpH ATHhUSE No ~ II ain sfr,sek -

just bought at less than " ceafs on the dollar
large stock OF rich Lawls At e. 8, 10 and 1. css
ges, cts, 10 cts and higher Bercgss, ali color..
at As, ssets. &c 500 hsndsome Rsrsge Stella
Shawl, with Cheniile Embroidery. at u 70. worth
cents and upwards: fast celorsd Calico At e. aud
s ss chap :. s Lssek Qssyss
silk Mits, ct s7i and q cents. worth Soa6lS sSs
money Hossries, linen Hsadks.ehisis, irtsS
Linen. and bo.oms Brown aud Black Shirtixx
French Seedle-wokea Col lars from III 10 ss "a !:
Cambria and Swiss Bands. the Aneot work IN, ne
Boys wear Black and colorsd Silha, ard great
many more Goods. too nnmefces 70 nsAliens VIII
calls ct No. q Main street Lnok 0ut 6r The rleht
place. Zap II yOHKHl eTNAH6EI
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CELDEN 4 MILLER, corner lith and Cary
- streets. have in store full assortment GRO
CERlBs. WINES, and LIQUORS, OF choice quail
ties which they disposed to sell at tho low est
market prices for cash, or on the usual time TO
prompt paying customers. Included in cur as
sortment Will be found the finest qualities Of
Brandies and Wines imported into this country
a large portion Of which have been imported by
ourselves to suit the wants of those desiring the
very choieast goods. NH
T,HORLEY's FOOD FOR CATTLE AND
l. HORSES increases the milk OF each COW from
two to six quarts daily, aud improves the quality
restores worn out and broken down horses in q
short time, aud may be used with great benefit for
saddle, carriage and dray horses. II has given
general satisfaction. For sale by
BLAIK 4 HARvIE,
nh IS Cary and 18th streets.
ID HEUN1ATlSM.-Phys iciaus, and persons
III suffering with Rheumatism, should give the
elixir Of Propylaniinea trial II has been
highly extolied in the hospital reports Of Europe
and America AZ an ehieaclous remedy for this
disease. For sale, with all new pharmaceutical
MEADE u BAKERS Drug store,
ap2 10 Main ST.. corner above p d.
NAsSiE & PLEASANTS offer for sale 90
IN whole and half boxes Adxmantins Candles !;
sso boxes Tallow Candles: 800 boxes Brown Soap;
LOO packages Western and kennsd Lard; 50 hhds.
Sides and Shoulders; 81 tierces Halos " boxes
r. u. ChaeSa. Is cnnoA IL. A. ChAnsA ana
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AUCTION sAxns.
FUTURE DAYs.

SALE OF LAND AND
ance of the provisions Of deed Of trust executed
to the undersigned by Benjamin 7. boswell; da-
over county shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash. II New Market, in the
county of Hanover, on TUESDAY, the eth day Of
T. Boswell in the tract Of land called NEW MAR
ket, on which Mrs. Lilly Ann boswell now re-
sides, containing about sal acres and also, in IS
SLAVES, now held for life by Mrs. Lilly Ann
boswell. The interest Of tho said Bepiamn T.
posweil w tne iahd u present vested Zee In
in one half of another third. His interest in the
slaves Is q vested remainder in fee, In on half
G. @. GRISwOLD, Trustee.
P0STPONEMEET.-In consequence of the in
clemeuey Of the weather, the above sale is post
poned until FRIDAY the lsth April, 1861.
APP l2-TSFtds G. q. GRISWoLD, Trustee.
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by Alex. Mott, Auct.
GROCERIES. DRY GOODS. FuRNI

GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, FURNI.
" TURE, &c, AT AUCTION Will be sold at
suston At my s'"rs April l,'h
GROCERIES-Soap, Candles, Brandy, Whiskey,
Piece Goods, shirts, Collars, Hosiery, Ready
Made Clothing. Shoes. &c.
Also, a large lot OF new and second hand FUR
NITURE, Stoves, Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Beds and Pillows, Showcases, Couu-
tors, &c.
Also, large lot Of Stone, Crockery and Glass
ware; Painted Pals and Washboards.
Also, Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry, Fancy Goods,
Umbrellas, straw Goods, Flowers, &c
ap Il ALEX. MOTT, Auct'r
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T,OMRs. ELIZA N. KENNEDY, a NON

THO MRS. ELIZA M. KENNEDY, NON.
l. RESIDENT OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
You will please take notice that on Thursday, the
nth day OF April next, tlssl,) between the hours
of A. M. and p. NJ, of that day, at the law Of
dee OF Chandler Ellis, Attorneys II Law. in the
coed TO take the depositions Of +. Roberts, and
others, TO be read as evidence in behalf OF y I.
Bloodgood, in the trial OF certain action OF as.
,sumpset now depending in the Hustings Court OF
the city Of Richmond, wherein said j 7. Blood
good Is plaintiff and you are defendant; aud at
the sametime and place, the depositions OF Rob
erts and Others will be taken, to be read AZ evil
dence In behalf OF VILLAIN Scamp and Stephen
Bonsal, partners under the style of Camp aud
Bonsal, to be read as evidence for said Camp Z
BonsaI In certain other action OF assumpset IN
said Court depending, wherein said Camp Rom
sal are plaintins. and you are defendant; and II
from any cause said DISPOSITIONS are not taken on
that day, the taking Of the same will be eontin,
completed. ]. !. BLoODGOOD, aud
CAMP BONsAL,
By EpwARp J. CANNON. their Counsel
Richmond, March 10. isso. nh Is-lawsw
9 g sfa EoTsa b III
manner. With Buckisgham fya.) Slate, at % cts.
Renr, sSn.rs to9t He Jill Also put on GuTTA
Old SLATE K0oF6 will be repaired at short mo-
iioi.s public patronage. PATRlck Kahn,
lNOTICE.-Ws have IN order Tor { No. l BRICK
IN MASON: Any ona having 4 qualified AsAon
70 sell, VIII inform us. givins sgs, appssssasss
Il; 49, ~; '''ass isiiul1lAx ! co., A,.n.
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kH-"Lynchburg Republican,"
IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.
The attention of the Merchants and others OF
Richmond is called to the "LYNCHBURG RE-
PUBLICAN" az a valuable advertising medium,
through which their business can be brought
prominently before the public. With a large and
steadily Increasing circulation in the city and sur
rounding country, we'll as in all the counties OF
Tor communications with those portions of the State
which q 0 other newspaper affords.
TERMS Moderate.
GLASS Il HARDWICKE,
NH l2 I'm Propristors.
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f fHas = s,SAsE }rrs.'ss.

SAFE py Jas M. TAYLOR SON. Aucts. ap 10
DER EMfToRY AUCTION SALE OF A
THEREoN. T6GETHsR WITH VIZ TIE fT'S ENTIRE TIRE
STOCK OF Crops a SToGK FARMISG lMPLE
q NILES From Ron o, THE CITY sSSseTsers
en- sf + sqos The aS s as1
Of May, commencing at IL o'clock A. M, the
Farm up9Gn whish he lately resided situated o.
miles from the city. The properly will be sub
disds Th snf ao sGIs a. rR S aGT
highly improved land. upon which there has been
seeded rs bushels OF wheat, and acres Of which
are We'll set in clover.
The improvements are a comfortable tws-story
Dwelling, containing rooms, with the necessary
out houses, such as stable barns, sheds, &c, all
"a. A tract of LAND containing about so acres.
with beautiful building site thereon, excellent
Sd. a tract OF LAND containing about rs acres,
known as the Mill Tract, upon which there Is a
pond, which has an excellent trade, and is a ' fne
location for any one desiring to engage in the ice
Immediately after the sale of the Real Es-
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and many other arti'
TERMS OF SALR.-For the real estate, cash;
the balance upon a credit of Q, II and Is months.
for negotiable notes with Interest added, and So:
paid BY the purchasers. For the personal prop
ery, all sums Of $50, and under, cash; over that
BILE notes. with interest added
For further particulars, reference is made to the
subscriber, on 18th, between Main and Franklin
streets. or to the auctioneets.
The usual crops will be seeded, and the farm
kept IN perfect order until the day Of sale.
b. W. ROPER.
Jas. il. TAYLOR SoS, Aucts.
?. S.-A plat OF the property can be at the
Office of the AuCtioneeTs.
ap4 j. n. T. & SON.
LfAECUTOK'S AUCTION SALE OF REAL
Ia ESTATE In TIE TOWN OF FULTON. The
undersigned. executor of Elizabeth Ramsey, de.
ceased under the provision of the will of the tea
tatrix will proceed to sell ut public auction upon
| the premises, on UES DAY. the Esd day of April
| commencing at o'clock. p. NJ, ar fair; II not
the ext fair day thereafterl part Of the real es
tate OF which the testatrlx died seized, viz lo
| on the north side OF road, leading TO Bragg.
! MIL formerly the residence of p. G. Ramsey
1t fronts about us feet, and contains II acres
more or less.
The improvements are a comfortable Brick Resi-
denee, containing rooms, with all necessary out
buildings. awell Of excellent water, and ell en-
| closed.
| TERas.-One- third cash the balance at q an,
| i? months, for negotiable notes. with interes
| added, and secured by trust deed. The taxes 10
| 1861 TO be paid by the purchaser.
| GEO. d. PLEASANTS.
| Executor Of ELIZABETH RAMSEY, decd
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TArLoR sos
Aucts. an .
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nm RII

TTOCK OF GROCEnlE&S &C.. AT AUC-
afTION THIS DAT. at IL o. clock, ut the store
sfre1usi n. Taylor corner Of Hrsnk lin and 18th
stock Oh will sell q xuction for cash. his entire
Wsrs, Pan. Candies, trockery .wsrs. ktons
washboards, Back tets, Brooms. Clothes, Pins.
articles. rpPing Paper, and sundry her
an FRIDAY, Irp---------------
u store, 1 Will sell afnst: 1t 10 O'Clock, 1t my
dies, Hsfrings, Salt horton. Bacon, Soap, Can
sH0fS. &c.-Also, |. lot OF i. Cigars, 10.
ing. &c. fmb III r CAcs, Boots. Cloth
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nsTUBS AND FIRKINS SUPERIOR
~ fresh ORANGE county BUTTEk. Just recely ed

lsTUBS AND FIRKINS SUPERIOR
20 fresh Orange county BUTTER, just received
by steamer Yorktown.
81 kegs and half bbls. Virginia Mountain BUT
TER.
80 bags Mocha, Laguayra, Java, Ceylon, and
Rio COFFEE,
% btis. Crushed, Cut, Granulated Pulverized,
Coffee. and Brown SUGAR,
10 half chests best Green and Black TEA,
100 bbls. Family. Extra, and Superhne FLOUR,
$50 Sugar cured, Queen City, Todds, and Plain
HAMS,
IT'S thin Breast pieces, Shoulders, and Joles
BACON
so bxs. Paranne, Adamantine and Tallow CAN
DIES,
100 bus Grey, Crowder, and Black Eye PEAS,
200 bus. White, Tuscan and Peach Blow POTA-
TOES,
London PORTER, pts. and qts. Claret, Port
and Madeira WINE, London Dock BRANDY, aud
pure old Virginia Mountain WHISkEY for SALE
wholesale and retail, by J. s. ROBERTSON,
Ap 3-ts Cor. Franklin and Governor ats.
ELiXIK PKOPYLAMINE, FOR RHEU-
II MATISM.-This valuable agent Is now pre-
scented in form ready for Immediate use, which
will commend itself to the suffering patient, and
to the medical practitioner who may feel disposed
to test its valuable remedial powers. 1t will be
seen by the circular that accompanies 1t, that II
has stood the most rigid test at the Pennsylvania
Hospital, and elsewhere.
EDWARD 7. ROBINSON,
I'm !, nd X lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12
ny ygRTUE OF THE PROyTSIONS OF

DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
ID Deed of Trust executed to me by MARCUS
HARRIS Il BROTHER, of record in the Hastings
Court Of the city of Richmond, hereby appoint
stock of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c, now the
store 10. IFS, Main st between 18th and l2th,re
Gently occupied by said MARCUS HARRIS Bro as
Shoe store. The whole of the stock, key of the
store, &c, will be sold cheap by applying to the
said Trustee, or to said MARCUS HARRIS, his agent.
ap 5-st* SAM'L i. BAYLf, Trustee.