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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-01
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
dgaats i'm istG II Wight.
lsLB or WIgHr Co., VA,

March %, lSel
Orr citizens are growing restless and impa.
TENT NJ the continued inaction of the Con-
sen;ion, aud the secession fnror is rapidly in
eTeAsirg ia Intensity. A great revolu tion has
taken place in public sentiment, and had the
election been deferred until now il would
doubtless have resulted in the endorsement OF
more active policy than that sustained by
onr representative. lie, however, was sus-
alned as a seeess ionixt. in the event of a
failure In the Peace Congress and should lac
now decline To support an Ordinance OF Seces-
soh, ee viii doubtless both disappCint and
A.isr.rresent his cons titucnts.
MANY OF our beat citizens are seriously con-
bmpfaung removal To the Confederate
states, and yonr correspondent has heard OF
several who have alreaav expressed an unal-
.efabie determination TO pay no more taxes
in virginia as an integer OF the present dis
1onted Union. Should the Old Domination
iohx persist in remaining in her present de-
sfaaed position, or an al rdtoreie system Of
axaiion be decided upon, a large proportion
OF our siaseholGing populat VIII urldoubt-
ealy be driven Sou Inward
our patriotic little county IL steadily pre-
paring Tor the worst, cote when or in what
ever pnaxeit may. The arms for which an
appropriation was some time since made have
been procured, and are, ] suppose ready for
dlstributton. We have now three well organ
'xsd and efficient volunteer corps, admirably
onicered. and well drilled and eq uipped. con-
shutting an arm OF defence OF which anv
COL sty might well be proud.
:, srecuiaiions arc already being made as 10
sas resait OF the Congressional campaign. -
~ uen dissAtisfaction exists among the former
aonsreats Of Gen. Millson, and d desperate
mort viii be made TO cefeat him. Among
aiose whose names have heard suggested as
.s opponents are Messrs. Wise, Dhambljss.
sno Kindred; though ii is announced that The
a so,nsr VIII aeeept Of no position in the pres.
snl Federal Government.
.n;n farmers are bnsiiy preparing for the en-.
lung crop, their operations having been re-
, ,asiasa ny the Indictment season. Fruit, ii Is
na .assns' VIM be unusually scarce, especially
uschihg the earth with ffowers and VET o,,r
,ar ~, noases are aii empty. Where shall we 20
i,s ~" - indispensable luxury, IL orr relations
"'sA 'ae North are Intercepted RTsricus.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATRIe

NEW YoRK, March 81 The steam ship Afri.
ca, from Liverpool 10th inst, via Qneens-
town 18th, arrived last night. She brings
asa 900 sterling in specie. Bullion in the bank
of England had increased f26o0o1.
The Duchess OF Kent the Queens mo Their
is dangerously i'll.
The London Times ridicuies the idea of the
Confederate States eftectins a loan, after Mis-
sissipm's reputation.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool, March 1ath.-Cotton-Saleso of the week
5000 bales, including $500 10 speculators aud
II, 200 to exporters. The market opened slightly
lower, but subsequently recovered under Amcri-
can advlces, and closed drm at last weeks quota.
tons. The estimated sales of Friday were Is, 900
bales, including 1000 for speculation and export
Lirerpoof, March 1.-THE estimated sal les yestsr.
day were rs goo bales including 5000 for specula
oon and export; stock in port so7 900 bales, oil
which $50, 900 are American. Hswius circular
reports the market as closing buoyant, and fully
higher. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat firm.
Corn a shade higher. Sugar buoyant Bread
SUITS nrm, and prices general! ~ unchanged. Pro.
visions generally quiet. Consols s2@92t.
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FoRr kEARSnY, March 2S.-The Western
stage, with mails and passengers, and Hinck-
ly's Express, for Omaha, passed here at p.
NJ.
DENVER, March 25.-The daily yield of gold
In the mines is very rapidly increasing. The
mills are nearly all getting to work, many of
them with the new gold-saving process.
The population on the Blue Rim slope has
doubled in the last month. That district will
be !, great theatre of gold mining operations.
The road over the snowy range, between the
Sonth and Middle Forks, is open for pack ami
mails, but not for wagons. Emigrants from
the States are beginning TO arrive. The wea-
Their is very fine.
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AUCTION 0AL10
THIS pAY

sERGEANT,s SALE % 4
hANU TRAYkpoE
sATl9 .ss STEAMER. AND T0UK
7. B. Myers / Co., and others,
rhe Cumberland Coal and Iron
Co.. and sam .Cockey. .Defts.
by virtue OF order Of the Judge OF tn r,,
nit Court Of the city Of Norfolk, granted in vsea-
ion, on the application Of J. d. Myers CO. And
thers. plaintiffs, and the Cumberland Coal and
IRON Company, and samuel q. Coekey defendauis
Ror the sale OF certain properly levied on nader
ale, at public aueton, at IL o'clock, on mon DAY.
he lat day Of April. issi, at Chambsrlain 1
STEAMER. EMPIRE. The said Steamer il In
GOOD running order. i2e 81 rs TONS new boiler en-
sine, thoroughly overhsuled within the lsst few
BARGE sUPERIoR.-Ths said Barge il lsltons,
capacity II, 900 bushels, and In good order.
BARGE ALPHA.-The said Barge In IN tons,
capacity 900 bushels. and In good order.
BARGE HkNRIETTA.-Tbe said Barge n f26
ons, capacity 900 bushels, in good order.
IRON BAkGE SUN The said Barge ID lo7 tons,
iapacity 5000 bushels, in good order.
The Steamer and Barges are now at Chamber
ain Grandy's wharf, aud will be shown to any
me by the Captain, on board the steamer. Tho
property was put In good order last fall, and 10
iow ready fer trip.
TERNs.--So much in cash will defray the ex-
penses Of sale; the balance ON Q credit Of four
months, with approved security.
NH l6--td Sergeant CITY OF Norfolk
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kE"Lynchburg Republican,"

NE ............Special Notice.
$4,000 WORTH OF
ELEG "A MT DRY 60 o ID s,
AT d 4 Low COS T,
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
ment throug bout the country, we have determined
to sell off our superior and desirable stock of
ID Z Y Ct o o ID S
at GREAT SACRIFICE, 20 close business as soon
as possible.
SILKS brought TO this country.
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock Is very
large and complete, consisting Of
Table DAMASK,
Linen SHEETING,
Pillow Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HuCKABACK, &c, &c.
Splendid assoltment OF
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles of French and English
Fac MICS,
for Ladies' and Children's Dresses for spring,
Winter aud summer.
EMBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDKFS.
sHAWLS, CLOAKS aud NANTES,
SHIRTlNGS and SHRETINGS.
FLANNELs and BLANKETS, of every descrip-
ton.
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
BOMBAZINES and BLACh ALPACAS.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
EN Purchasers are invited to call and see for
themselves. A. X. PARKER CO.,
l43 Main street, Eagle Square.
N. bail persons indebted to us, will please
call and settle their accounts without delay, as
III NH SIS W " A. K SEQ.
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Kansas Legislature.

LEAvESwoRTH, March % The lower House
of the Kansas Legislature organized on the
rs tn, by the election of L. =. DeGraf (Rep.)
Speaker. He is understood to favor Messrs.
Parrot and Lane for u. S Senators.
Gov. Robinsons message is mainly devoted
to local affairs. He recommends suitable
acknowledgment by the Legislature for the
generous relief given the needy citizens of
Kansas. He recommends also that the credit
of the State be used for the relief of her citi-
gems if necessary.
He says that seed has been furnished in
abundance for planting purposes, and hopes
a general call for relief will soon cease.
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NORFOLK March 30th.-A petition, numer-
ously signed, instructng the representative
OF this city in the Conven ton to vote for i'm :
mediate secession, is in circulation here
Al large and en- tn siastc meeting held
last night, resolutions were adopted, instruct
ing Mr. Blow to vote for immeda to seces.
sion and delegates were appoip ted TO the
Convention to be held on the 10Th instant, in
Suffolk. Secession candidate We're nomi-
mated for Congress.
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Sou, Auct's.

L ON wESTHAM ROAD, IN HENRlCO COUNTY.
Pursuant to the provisions Of . deed Of trust exc
cnted by David King, dated the ed day Of 0cto-
Ser, 1855, and recorded in Henrico County Court
ice, the subscribers will sell, at public auction,
Il Henrico County Court House, on MONDAY, the
list day Of April 1891 that being Court day. 1t ~
o'clock NJ. the real estate conveyed in said deed,
rs follows: "A certain piece or parcel OF LAND
wing and being In Henrico county, on James
River, fronting on the Westham Plank Road. con-
laininS, by survey, twenty five and three-fourtbs
acres, adjoining the land Of Mr.. Jesse williams
N the East, and that OF Mr. A. d. Williams on the
left and Immediately opposite to the residence Of
Mr. w. p. Lawtou.
TRRNs Enough in cash TO defray the expenses
Of executing this trust, and about the Of $500;
The remainder upon such terms "a may be agreed
upon on the day Of sale.
j JhGs' 4 4 hhGu4HecsalEsos, Trustees.
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From WashiugtOn.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The Commissions
ers of the Confederate States now here, feel
no uneasiness in regard to the evacuation of
Fort Sumter the reinforcement of Fort
Pickens, being fully satisfied in regard to both
points, and are aiming to achieve a peaceful
solution OF the difficulties by 4 speedy with
drawal of troops from the Federal limits
within the Confederacy.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
Lincoln Burnt in EHgy in Nelson County,

BELMONT AcApEyY. March goth. Is.

BELMONT ACADEMY March Goth, 1851
Yesterday was quite an enthusiastic time.
The students at DIR. Gessuer Harrison's,
created an image in the likeness of old Abe
AZ least in height--for he was nearly six feet
four, and having well saturated his internal
arrangements with Kerosine oil, straddled
him across the old familiar rail while the
students, with torch lights, proceeded on
merous procession, and thus rode him to his
place of annihilation, where they held him
up, and applied the torch. In q moment, he
was in perfect blaze, and the large sheet of
flame rolling and plungug into higher air,
lighted the place for some dis tance -saround
until the old mauler lay heap of rubbish,
and finally three groans were offered, and
given to his ashes. A SPECTATOR.
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BY Goddin & Appsrson, Auct's.

UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
n ON JACKSON sTREET1oWill be sold &C
1861, at 1 clock, p. NJ the large framed Dwell
LING, with vacant lot, TO the east, at the cor
ner of Jackson and Clarke streets, now In the oc-
cupancy Of the family of the late Mr.. Tate.
sTERNs .-0ne-third cash balance at and
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid The taxes Tor
1861 to bepaid by the purchaser.
iph u G0DDlN APPERSON, Auets.
p Immediately after the foregoing sale.
will be sold most beautiful Lot on Navy Hill,
at the Of 9Th aud Duval streets, fronting 81
feet running back l22 feet, to alley.
TERMS above. lapll 9. IA, Aucts.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

0ect6slOH FIug on FtIidm Hhd Nary, DC.
WILLIAMSBURG, March 9th, 1861.
The studen is of the college of William and
Mary hoisted a secession flag on the top of the
college building on the night of the y tn inst,
amid the shouts and applause Of the whole
body. The spirit of secession was unani-
nous. The hearts of all are with the South,
and if coercion is commenced, they will I'M
doubleday resist il to the last, in defence of the
liberties and rights of the Southern Confede
racy. The flag consists OF three stripes, the
two outer of which are red and the one in
the middle is white, and one corner is blue,
containing seven stars. After the flag was
hois ted they fired a cannon seven times in
honor of the seven noble and gallant States of
the South who have declared their rights and
are ready to maintain them. .. X.
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Northern Markets.

NEW York, March Su.-Flour is heavy-sales of
$500 barrels AZ decline Of 6cState 50. 2n05 80:
Ohio 50 37tGi5 as: Southern IS 59QD5. rs. Wheat is
depreS sed-saIes of. Il, 900 bushels-W estsrn red
81 s5QIl2d Corr Is deprfssed-sales of lo,ooo
unchanged: prize sls So Lard is unchsu sed--
sales at former rates Whisky is dull at 17aGl54e.
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Rein forcing Southern Forts with Federal
r llldi nen ed a inn


NEW YORK, March 81. - The steamship
Daniel Webster reports that she landed
Fort Jefferson, Tortugas, Companies L and M,
first artillery, and at Fort Taylor, Key West,
Companies and h of the same regiment.
She reports that tho Indians are committing
great havoc among the people of Texas, kill
ing some, and running eff their stock. Maj.
Libbey had chastised some of the saYages
Cortenas was understood to be awaiting the
departure of troops to commence operations
on a larger scale than heretofore.
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~....,....New Spring Goods. ......-AA
SAMUEL NJ PRICE b Co,
Are opening very complete assortment OF
N Wv SPRIN G 600 ID s,
NEW AND RICH DRESS SILKS.
DRESS GOODS, In great variety.
A beautiful assortment Of
EMBR oID E r les
ASD
LACE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
In our usual assortment.
SUPERB LINEN
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
FAMILY aud PLANTATION GOODS,
m As uSual
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Troops for Pensacola.

MEMPHIS, March 27.-Five hundred Missis-
sippi troops passed through here route TO
join the Southern army at Pensacola to day
They had a military reception, and were en-
thuSias ticaly welcomed.
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ByI. &c. %. Davenport, Auct,r..

CROCE RIES, &c., AT AUCTION.-O On
" THURSDAY, April 4th, we will sell, at 10
o'clock. at our Auction Store, an assortment of
GROCERIES-viz:
Refined SUGARS, of all grades.
Western BACON,
L. D. CHEESE. BLACK TEA,
Pure MOLASSES RUM,
Rectiied WIIISKEY,
SYRUP, SOAP, CANDLES,
London ALE and PORTER,
40 FRENCH BRANDY,
= CHAMPAGNE WINE.
TANNERS OIL.
ALSt--300 sides SOLE LEATHER.
AISO-5oo sacks GROUND ALUM SALT.
TERAs.-Under sloo, cash Sloo and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
NH 80 L & G. 3. DAVENPORT. Auct'rs
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eTUAMBoATe. sHIpPTNo, 90.


eone STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
<5GfN NEW YORK AND LIV RPoOL. 'iand-
ing and embarkinG passengsrs at
QUEENSTOWN, urelsnd.) The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company In.
tend dispatching Their. full powered Ciyde-buii
n lS1n nT n Apris
KANGAROO, SATURDAY. April 10.
EDINBURGH. SATURDAY. April 20.
And every Saturday, at noon, from Fier -,
North River.
RATES OF PAssA8E:
First Cabin. .........S75 Storage. .........SS
Do to London SO Do. to London. o
Steerage Return Tickets, good for six months, $50
Passengers forwarded to Psris, Havre, Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at re
dueed through fares.
AE- Persons wishing to bring out their friend.
can buy tickets here at the following rates, t
New York: From Liverpool to Queenstown, Firsl
Cabin, WIS, SIS and sos. steerags from Liverpool
40. From Queenstown $50.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons;
They are built in water-tight iron sections, and
have Patent Fire Annihilstors on board.
81 For further information, apply at the Com
pany's Offices.
JOHN @. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York: or,
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BY Richard Caushorn, Auct'r.

FURNITURE. PIANO. &C., AT AUC-
o'c,ock. at nv store win sell at auction, three
fine, large Feather Beds; Bedste4ds and Mat
tresses one second hand Piano: one Cabinet
and Glass two marble top Pier Tables six Ma
hcgany Chairs; twelve Csne-Sest Chairs; one
Wardrobe, Wood Seat Chairs, Tables, &c.
NH 30 r. CAUTHORN, Auctr.
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DEATH OF EX-CHIBF JUSTICE SHAw.-Lemuel
Shaw, late Chief Justice Of massachusetts,
died Saturday morning at his residence, Mt
Vernon street. He fell dead while conversing
and being in the act OF dressing h imself in his
room. He has lately been in feeble health.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODs.-we are !

NEW GOODS, NEW 6OODs.-We are In
~ receipt of full and complete assorf pent OF
GOODS for the Spring Ind Summer trade, TO which
we invite the attention Of the public.
We have never had Il In cur power to offer
Goods at as low prices as we cal do now. Oar
assortment will be found particularly good In
English, French add Summer Popllns. Berege An
glais; Printed Hernanis, and other Worsted
Goods, and very low In price. Black silks oil all
widths and qualities, cheap.
In Lawns, Jaeonets, and organdies, We have
onr usual variety. We have paid special atten-
tion, and have an unusually good assortment,
Our Mantle and shawl room Il full Of novelties.
In Domestic Goods, OF the beat makes, We can
supply all the wants Of our customers. striped
and Plaid ozuahurgs; Brown aud Bleached Cot
tons; heavy Twilted Cotlans; heavy Brown Lin
ems; prints: Gipghams; Brown and Dleached Ia
BILE Damask, Toweis; Huekaback; Crash; Linen
and Cotton sheetings, &c &c.
Cloths Cassimeres. vestings, Lincn Drills and
Cheeks. shirts, Collars. HdkIa., Stockings, Socks,
Gloves, &c.
Ia short. our supply Is full and complete. and to
cash and Cooperating customers we are pre-.
pared to ofor bargains. c.,.wprv
NH 10 CHlLk5 = GhANhhf Z
r EONARDss INSTANT RELIEF; Ayers
Ia Cherry PectorAi; Wistarss Balsam OF Wild
Cherry and Loasnges; Mrs. Gardner balsam Liv-
erworf Rudway,s Ready Relief; Rocks Good 81
M ritan Indian ChaiAaoEus; Mrs. Winslowsa
Soothing syrup; Roses and H4r.horne' Cough
syrup, &e. H. WAdNkk, Druggist,
NH 70 Corner oh aud Bread street1.
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BOARDING,

DOAKDlNG.-Mrs. EESBiTT, having two va
ID cant ROOMS can accommodate gentleman
and his wife, and several young gentlemen, with
BOARD and LODGING. Terms moderate. The
Residence corner OF Cary and Foushee streets.
NH S0-3t*
DGAkD.-A gentleman sud wife can obtain
ID BOARD and PLEASANT ROOM in private
family, within a few minutes walk OF the Post
Office. Address Fl" Box 3sI.'' mn 3o3.*
RoA r DiN G.
Six or eight BOARDERS can find GOOD ROOMS
and BOARD at the corner Of Mayo and Ross SITS :,
by applying at once; or one Oh two families
NH 2G-4t&
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: JVIIN D. IVU NU, OOfH I


m p pk5yABEK E ZEAL AMP PsRs ois;a.
4 decree Of the Circuit Court Of the City
m .s n9 ed the I'D day %
st hs ss wv is St Is.
Rnnns l. and ron
day to day until the sale is completed, all the pro-
ssdis%Sns WRI hi AM
IN the BILL In said k isais EsFAfE as follows
Tract OF LAND, containing about 10 acres, sit
dated in the county of Hanover, In the town Of
Ashland, Immediately upon the Richmond, Fred
ASH IN III Win In al sSs se
ments thereon, consisting Of
l. A large and handsome HOTEL BUILDING,
approved model, and capable, with the cottass.
All the requisite out-buildings are attached
to the Hotel, and among them large Ball Room.
fuy supplied with gas and Water The pssss s
gers BY the great sorthsrn aud soathsIn Mail
Trains pass between Ashland and Richmond three
times daily, and heads of families residing in
OF SGFa KHE the Hotel viii haze
Richmond for the next 20 years, with the proba-
billy ct it's being extended indefinitely. The Ho-
with families during the season.
IT, o
NINE HANDSOME COTTAGES, conveniently and
astefully planned. for the use of families board
ing at the motel. There are numerous shade end
ornamental trees about the hotel and cottages, and
the grounds are handsomely laid of into grass
| evergreens and flowers, whilst the buildings are
| SO disposed, both with reference to convenience
and beauty 81 arrangement. ITO render the pre-
purposes for which II was designed, but one Of the
most beautiful situations in the Southern country
The parts of the lot not occupied by the buildings
and ornamental grounds are in high state of cul-
| tiyation, and the whole is surrounded by sub
Alter e' tbs sale Of A the REAL ESTATE there will
be be sold ,la,fgeqgansity Of PERSONAL PROPER
| The sntirss STOCK STOCK Of FL FrPyyTuRg and FIX.
| TURES in and about the Hotel, Cottages, Ball
| Room, Billiard Saloon, Bowling Alley, Kitchen
Laun,cry; BAKERY, Gas nonss &s comprising tn
| logues OF which Will be furnished on the day O.
2. The stock Of PROVISIONS, Of all kinds, OF
hand at the hotel on the day of sale.
giRnSs Utensils, bslo an '% to the 80 sait
G The REaHI Estate will be sold in ..ao,. or i.
parts, to suit purchasers, as may deem most judi
TERMS OF SALE-Real Estate.-Fors so much Of tn
purchase money not exceeding $2o, goo, one fouItl
cash; or, II thepurchaser shall prefer It, for all 0
such payment as shall exceed the expenses Of tn
sale, an approved negotiable note, well endorsed
interest added, at four months. The balance Of tn
equal instruments, at g. Il md Is months pure base
giving negotiable notes, well endorsed, with In
terest from the day of sale for the deferred pay
| ments. For all the purchase money for the res
estate exceeding $40 900, an arrangement can
made on the day of sale for extending the cred
petty viii Be given 81 title ri
be withheld until all the purchase money is pale
per aoS Property al sums not sxeesdin
proved negotiable note, well endorsed. with ii
tersst added from he hss dsy IF s ssao5 oo.
Son ia a--td
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NYO9lCE.--We have N order fos ; y OIL MICK
N NARDN. Any one havtmx qualified Naaoa
a sell, Win infofh ~, giving 49, stD>AfaaeA
isis-G s fuLLIAA : CO.. As~'n.
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By Alexander Mott. Aucs'r.

MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at auction.
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
aotice, large and general assortment Of Watches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commences at o'clk p. n.
ia a3--ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r.
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SAMUEL 3. eOTTR ELL a. CO.

EHm<A SADDLE AND HARM gSS MANUFAC-
REIAMHATURERS, ALSO, MANUFACTURER
OF ALI KINDS OF MILITARY 600DS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. i2s MAts ST,
RICHMOND, YA.-Haviag. established honse
TRIDGE BONES, CAP POUCHES, BAYONET
sCABBARDS, KNAPsACks, ARTILLERY HAIR
NESS, &c. we are row prepared To take orders fer
any amount, on as reasonable be had
anywhere. Orders respectfully solicited from
states companies. SAMUEL 8: CoITRELI.,
JNo. N. Jennings.
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MULES, HORSES, &c:, FOR
tHyA SALE.-i have now on hand several fne
riding aud harness HORSES, perfectly
ASm0 gentle in all respects. Also, A fne young
ana weli-broke MULES; one brood MARE. now in
ioal. good family ANIMAL fine T0P-BQG6Y,
with OF without HARNESS. and a new DRAY /;
all of which viii sell a credit OF tour months.
Apply at my stables, on Dock, between 18th and
GOT b ats. Imh 23--a2ml EpMOND BOSSlEUX.