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The New York herald., 1862-01-20

>Syirals and Departures Of Government vesssls-Nauol
0Ncsrs at Key Wea dc.
The United States ship Nightingale, Lieutenant Deano
commanding arrived Oh this hsrbor the 25th ult and
anchored the outer buoy coming up the town
the 2oth. She has fun cargo Of stores for the navy,
which she is now dschargins at the naval wharf.
The store transport ship George Green Captain Grimm,
having procured full supply OF water &C. sailed on the
9th ult for Ship Island Seventeen Of the horses had
died before her departure.
The United States steamship Santiago Captain Ridge.
cy commanding, arrived thc 2sth ut from cruise
The United States gunboat Mercedta Lcutsnau, Steel
wagon, from New York, arrived on the 2sth.
The United States scota (new gunboat arrived
on the 2sh from Phadclphs, having tow the Spanish
steamer Prmcra She had fallen In with the p. of Bahia
Honda In distress and gave her assistance and towase
this place.
The United States sunbost Ttsska Lieutenant Caldwell
from philsdelpha, arrived on the 10th.
The United States gunboat Sycamore arrived on the
10th from Boston, three masted guuboat Kittatinny
Captain WEIGH, from Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-25
Tho Policy Il Enalssd.

The conviction is daily acquiring strength
that the policy Of the English Government
upon the American question is far more pro-
-fa..A ..A auAAl s.aA.n 4aneaG1aa rxaeeAs- laak;.
ing a. the surface of things, had supposed
It is now beginning to be believed that the
controlling motive of the British Government,
in its long and perseverins career Of anti.sla
very propagandism, was, through the aboli-
tion of slave labor in the South, 40 to cripple
and destroy the cotton culture in AmaSca. as
to make the world dependent for it's manufac-
lures upon the cotton productions Of British
colonies, which, though not equal to those OF
the South, would be the best that could bs
had, after Southern cotton is ont of the way.
This conjecture Ia the only one that harmo /,
nizes with the course Of England before and
during the present war. That her abolition
influence, more than any other cause, has pro-
duced the disruption of the old Union, no one
doubts; but if she sought disunion, in order,
as we have hitherto supposed, to obtain con-
troll Of Southern staples, it is impossible to
comprehend why she should have so long hes
lated to break the blockade, and should still
encounter the hazard of the whole cotton
crop being destroyed. Her conduct is only to
bsexplained by the supposition that she de-
sires the destruction Of Southern labor and
Southern staples, that her own may take THAR
places. Such profound, eubtle, and cold
blooded policy, is in entire keeping with the
whole courre Of the same Government upon
slavery and the slave trade, of which she was
at ono time the principal patron; but, "a soon
as her interests changed, the most bitter and
efficient adversary. Slavery she foresd upon
America, to subserve her own interests, aud
slavery, for the same purpose, she is now la.
boring to extirpate root and branches.
The policy which it is now believed gov.
erns Great Britain, will prove as short-siehted
as it is supremsly selfish aud inhuman. Even
in the improbable contingency of Southern
subjugation, the cotton of tho South, if ever
raised thereafter, would s!iH hold it's suprsm.
acy in all the markets of the world It sue,
cessful-as who can doubt7-the manufac.
turers Of continental nations woald be abs
by the use of our Southern staple and by
the commercial privileges which they
would receive In preference to England, either
to overthrow forever the manufacturing a..
ceudancy Of that nation, or compel her to &C
knowledge that the cotton of the South j,
King.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-25
TISxEssxl RIvls.-Ths Memphis Apalsneki,
Of tbs 18th lust. has the following:


We learn that the Fedarals are landing q
Tennessee river, with the View to take pos.
session Of the Memphis and charleston hall
raea. IL ts supposed they seek to reach TO.
rtnth, BY which they would command not
only. the memphle aud Charleston RAILROAD,
tut the Nempnts and Ohio also /; after com
mandinG tasse roads At .his point, that they
Will then attempt to reach the 0rnnd JpU nc
ZION, comm mA6diog at that point the Missis.
slpt Oen tral Railroad, and thus Intercept re-.
10 sorcemenss an6 suppltcs 10 Gems Polk ard
HsaQrsgaid. II they eAH reach Qnr city frcm
this direcilon. thoy hope 70 aeslate our ds.
fences on the MAasssGappt Etvaf above, And 10
ent them or fro0 r9DnfeFeOmeu II Ead sup.
plies from the East and nom tne Scu.h; u us
opsninG the great cls1nel of transport Iatien
for their oWD 6apPltes, 10th Of mea end
ptovlsionEs ETC., 10 the great NorthWest.-
They hops 70 separate tho armies Of Besuye. /.
gard and Johnson. aad, II poesibIs. 70 cat OF
tho connecuon b0tWesn our Westsrn and
down nom CoriutA last sssntns. thas mach
road frou tbs place TO OhAtlAnooga. THIS
u nAtnTal. uur people are beipg shorOushly
af0u1ed 70 thD cfiAts. We have netting 70
fear, pruvtdsd the nagsss gsnsrally wili ex.
srt thstr poWeTs, aud 20 soe falleSt extent
sustain The ehiil and vtgilAnce Of cur com.
manding 0enerRls. 1t must not be Z pectsd
that aoea. Polk, RsAuTeRsrd, BrsfI, rnd
JphnstOp can meet snd drive hack \ lArea
grdegsl faxca wtshont they ba adeqnAteiy
Eupp0ftod WiGh the N ms of sirong MAN, 4
well hy ths hearts uf patriots. II j. ss ID
tbslo Afe - 90 fsderals airsady lsA6od Ksal
=
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NTUULEY FOB SALE.

This valuable FARM will be sold THURS
DAY, 10th inst ~ net sold privately before;
tMns SIX hundred and thirty .n,ne and half
acres; In Hanover county; four miles above
Old Church. adjoining Mr.. John Haw's ma.
chine shoy; II or Is miles from Richmond; in
blacksmith shop In loo yards OF my line.-
Also, q permanent steam saw mill, owned by
Mr.. Haw. and timber enough on the farm, In
400 yards, to make plank enohgh to fence in
theentirs plantation. About 400 acres cleared,
and we'll adapted to wheat, corn. oats, t0bac.
CO, and for vegetables and melons; IL as good
a. any In this region Of country, so remark.
able for its Quits and vegetables The wood
large growth Of chesnut. which is not sur
passed BY any timber for feDcirg. The farm
is In ave nelds; Will make from - to 800 bar.
rels corn to the deld made on one OF the
nelds. tn 1859. 500 bushels whsat, without
are on Potopotomy creek, and con tains 80 or
10 acres ofsuperior mud land. In facr, Stud.
10y n eouAidsred the best forest farm flor Its
sixs1 in this section Of country. Ia addition,
may say it II an excellent stock farm, a.
my cattle and hogs will attest Mr. Charles
Lsbsr. Of the First market, Richmond, has
ssnereily purchased what had to sell, !
REFER to him asto quality. have sold ~ hish
ss ss7o worth Of pork, aftss keeping sapply
The tnprcveu6snss posasass OF q dwelling
houss. (cottags1 with stx rooms. nearly nav,
kitchen and cabins, with hYfck chtmnsys,
aud ell new, sn excellent barn and corn.
house. large n " stable, 10x2o, with ter stalls,
ana two large naw tohocco houseg 70 feet
long. suf1cient 70 houso ten OF twelve acres Of
tobacco In regard to health, my family ply.
eie,ap'4M Z. g. Tally: jbeuhS, will show that
ns ne visited but one dsld. hsnd In - years.
apd ne wes dyspeptic. 1nmsdlatsly afssf
the ale o. ne lsad. I will hire ont ny NJ.
efcss-sos the bsisnoe Of the yesE; ell corn,
fodder esrS bsls Of good ASus, catsjs, tWn
yoke Df veyy foe young oxsn, s. shosts, four
ane brood eows, three horoes and two mpleo,
al Uoo0, mud one colt. GO -
Iasss --OS land. ons.thtrd cash ths -.
na1ndsr In eu0AAd two years, seemed ~ Q
oeee Of trust on the land. TERMS for pagish.
able property msde known on the fIAv az
sase. PHILIP B! NORAENf.
=: B.-Mr. Geo. Wait viii give sny tnfos.
maston ~ ria Ion g Stodisy that any gen.
tlsDnn OF Hiehmona may dssirs. S
RO6TPONEMENT.- The above sals .has
hssn P0stpOned unAl WEDNESDAY,. 9lsh
! ssst:. because q tAA tlelsnaeey ef gAhs ySa
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&ifblun:nh| gispattt,
N n -, -
TUES oAS GuxA '0.... nAkOH Is a O..


Yankss Hnnanity.
In the second chapter Of ths XIV. Book o1
his Psninsuls War;" Napier, speaking OF
Percival's accession to the offlcs Of Pvesjev.
usss the following language with regard to
him: ..
Narrow. har.h. t.c..ou.. and ,,,,s.r., IN
evsry thing relating to pubic mssser., this i
mans career was one OF unmixed evil. HIS
sxery taught him 70 oprrsss Irsland, hus his
,s'tStsn did rot deter him from passing law
France durias psssilsncs. H. lived 81 fac. g.
Won I he had neither the vision TO support
nor the manlines6 to put an end to the war
In the Peninsula, and his crooked. contsmp.
was necessary to sustain the con test. and
throwing on tho General the responsibility
The severe expressions here used with 70.
gard to Percival, brought his son into the
newspapers in defence Of his fathers memo.
~. The defence was of .. character 90 psr.
sonal, that Napier challenged the younger
Perciyal. and when his challenge was NOT ae-
cepted, he poured out tho vials Of his wrath
of the memory of the father with tenfold
eittaFaesa, The horribly wiekad prohibition
upon the introduction OF medicine into France,
at the time it was suffering from peetilence,
formed the chief burden of his denuneiation.
Aud Justly it did so for what can be CON.
ceived more utterly diabolical, than such
war with the sick and the dying-witk the
mother and the infant at her breast-with q
whole people, combatsnts and non. contestants.
We believe tissomew where mentioned that tho
godly Puritans of New England, who claim.
cd that all the earth belonged to the Saints,
and that they were the Saints, once took oc.
casion to establish their claims to the lands
of certain Indian tribes by sending the
smallpox among them. We know not
how much truth there may be in the charge,
for we thank God we have never wasted time
in perusing the annals Of that detestabla race,
who appear to have been capable Of every
crime. from murder to petty lareery but it
bears a strict analogy to this offence of the
British Minister. For the honor of human
nature, when we first read the paragraph
quoted above, we were induced to hope that,
as toe crime had no parallel in past history, so
it would never find imitators in the future
We were mistaken. The Yankees, the
most prompt initstors Of everything, un-
less It happens to be something that has
touch of benevolense in it. have taken the
worst Minister that has Aourished in England
since the reign OF Charles II. for model
They war against our sick with all ths iuvese.
racy Of the most devilish malice. They ex.
cept mot from their list of contraband articles,
medicines designed for their relief .Calomsl
and opium are excluded with as much strict
ness as MIME rifles aud Armstrong guns. "No
man. says L.rd Hyron, "is sll dsvil" Tue
great poet know nothing of the Yankees, Or
he would never have hazardsd such an asser-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-25
By CL0PTON 4 LYME, Axess.
1TALUABLE FARM "a aENRI0O COIN.
" TY, NINE AfLES KEf,nW THE OITY

I 0LUABLE EAK9 - hENRIVO COCN.
TY, NINE AFLES BELOW THE CITY
OF REOHsOND FOB SALE AT AUCTION
We Nil sell st public auction, on TUESDAY, the
lst Cay Of April, Qf fair; ii not the next fair day
thsreeftss) ct the hour Of IL O'Clock, upon the
Premises, that very valuaots Farm owned BY Mr.
are cleared ard producss well Of corn, wheat, &c
the balance ID we'll wooded. The improvements
consist Of . dwelling. nearly new. containing
seven r.onz. with the usual out. .bui dlpgs and is
convenient t. ehurehes spd within II miles Of .
public lending ON james river. The Farm can
be purchased privately. Mr.. Buf6n. who lives
MOON the prsmises will take pleasure In showing
the premises to any person vi sEiug to purchase.
And Immediately aftsr the Sais of tho Farm
will be sold the crops IF corn, fodder &c. and the
st. OK, couei ting Of Ave or nix valuable mulss
horses, cow. hoga plantation utsnsils, &c.
TERxs.-Libsral acd made known on day Of
sale. OLOPcON 4 LYME,
rnh ~ AuetiOn0ara
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By JOHN A. LANCASTER 4 SON, Ascss.

= tioa, on THURSDAY, March 9th. at u
o'clock ct our ofics, the following STOCKS, BE-
longing to m est ste:
l6 shares Richm md and Danvills Esllr0ad
.-c Stock,
10 shares Exchange Ho.el Stock
l5 DO. Traders Bank do.
10 do Bank Of Richmond Stock,
do. Union Manufacturing 10. Stock.
JOHN A. LANCASTER 4 SON.
NH 2l-tds
VIII b added to the above,
81 sAares Farmers Bank Stock.
1to sh ares Bank Of Virginia Stock.
so slarcs Exchange Bank Stock.
80 +hAfss Virginia Genital r h. 6tosk.
-mh 2< JNl A. LANQASTEH 4 soy.
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~ =. p. COOK. Avss'y.
r ARGE AS3OkTakNr IF ..
Il DRY obs.

FANCY ARTICLES, &C.,
On wEDNE zDAY, es,h ia.t at 10 o,c,oek.
will sell ct INV store, large variety #
sEAsoEAB.4s Day GOODS,
Lawns. Ginghams, Mer.noss,
Dc Beges, i,ssuss. Brs gss,
Liners, PAa,s Stans,
Table Damasts,
Large VI; isty Of Hcsies1,
Gloves. SuspsRdert Se.
-ALSC,-
An invoice Of Ready made CLOTHING, con.
slst1ns Of =
Oass Satine:. Tweeds, an1 Oottonads Goats
Pants and Ves.s. vEse |.
Shirts. Orswars, Neck Ties, do.
Tcgsi her with O nne assortment OF Fauev Ar.
ticles, suited 70 the Dry Goods trads.
Ths attention Of the trade Is requested.
TERAs.-cash. 80 -
Mhf4 =. D. OOOy. Auct.
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TRUSTEES SALE UE VERY VALUA.
i BILE REAL ESTATE In SIDNEY,

T4\RUSTEES'S SALE OE VERY VALUA.
BILE REAL ESTATE In SIDNEY,
UN GROVE STkEET-Ey virtue OF deed
OF trust from the late Wiliiam s. Hubbard,
akd Maria M, his wiie. bearing date the 18th
J Jqne, 1868, d.ly recorded In Henrico County
O9urt, We shall, in execution Of the said deed,
and with the consent of the crcditJr and Of Mrs
Hubbard, proceed to sell. at pnblic auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 7th April,
lse2, at II O'Clock p. FL, (if fair; If not, the
frst fair day,) the following real estate, con-
veyed by the satd deed, Wis, lot No 4s, in
Sidnay, with the brick tenement thereon,
now occupied by Mre. Huhard,1 from ting 155
feet on the North side of Grove street run.
ming back $50 feet on the East limo CT Clarke
etreet, also, lot No 81, adjoining the above
fronting lo8 feet on 6Dve street, ,runnirg E back
267 feet on Clarke, and 27l feet on Harvie
street also two lots, Nos. and 8, in Richard
Andereons plan, each from ting 81 Feet on the
South side Of Grove street, running back 199
feet 70 20 fcot alley. On one OF these lois
there is most beautiful cottage residence;
also, two ether lots in peticolas's plan, Nos.
2l and ~, each f!onting about 30 feat, running
back l79 feet to an alley on ore OF these lOte
there Is a neat framed dwelling, and on the
ether large brick foundry, Of great value.
TBRNs.-Onefsurth eishi balance at g., l2
and 10 months. for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by trust deed. T'ne title to
the foregoing real estate 10 believed to be
good, but we will convey with the usuai
special warran'y. The taxes for 1859 to be
pal L by the purchasers. The foregoing real
Setate 10 the most beautiful in Sidney.
mha1 F. RHnnRTss, 4HEntrs Trustees:
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THE BEAUTIFUL SUBURB AN Estate
CALLED "SUNNY SIbE." ON THE
FLANK R4;1A MnHn RNAD I;p LILIES 3Ticx WIT OF
At the request of b. W. Haxall, Esq, we
THURSDAY, 9Th March, at IL O'Clock NJ,
that beautiful farm, lying on the WsHham
Road, q miles west Of the city, and auusoach
The tract contains s22 acres, is very prodnc-
tive, and the entire farm Ia admirably drained.
It's front 10 alb Mt three.quarters Of 4 mfle on
the Westham road, and the land runs back
has a good wharf thereon. The backline Of
this farm 10 Wsll wooded, and 10 exceediDgly
valuable, not only for farm purposes, but
shcrdtng large quantity OF wood fer sale In
consist Of bsautiful cottage, with eight
rooms, kitchen, stable and carriage houses,
ice house, gardeners house, barns, and, In. !.
deed, every building that could be needed on
The land IL susceptible OF division into
four lots-the dwelling -house lot, 100 acres.
and the remaining lots about 70 acres each
each lot having a fine spring thereon. with
abundant streams OF cool water, and afup-
ply OF wood equal TO the requirement Of each
THis beantafol estate will bs sold In whole
Ior In part, ~ ab0ve stated, and all persons
desirinE to invest In such valuable property
are invlted TO drive out and examins It BE-.
fore the da3 Of sale. 4 piat Of thts land can
~ seen af our once. -
Tsass.-tIne-1ourth cash balance at 4. u,
saS q 1.s s, s of snu.
After ths sale, there will bs number Of
HURNES, MULES, COWS, and HOGS sold,
and match pair Of GOLE6 ratsed on the
harm and we'll bFoAs % haznass.
The taxes for 1859 10 b paid by ths puscAa-
mn % aODDiN 4 APPERsoN. Aaet.. :
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nhA NJ 80 H,o,.oos
GALE Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IL ON THE nNEEP Rim TIIRMPIKE Z

NALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
h{S UN THE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE,
irMMnMtcO COUNTY, THREE MILES From
~ It, tn,MuNp. At AfAUOTION.-Att the request
~ a, soan a. Hutoheson. Eeq, We Will sell Upon
cos s premises, on wednesday, the "a Of April,
SaHnmencing ~ IL O'Clock M., the valuable
ilAAM located a. above, and opposite 10 the
I.s !. leudence OF Ambrose Hutc6as on. dec'd.
:, contains 1884 acres, $50 Of which ts cleared
,s ,.a IN high state Of cultivation, and tho
sr% 1%einoer in woods. There Is large barn
s.a.o tHo Ice -housss on the premises, and three
ssnt lee ponds. The neighborhood IL
srr,cu9p.uonable, and y rapidly improving in
n ~ ~ above will - divided into lots and farms
~ W. ~ INC views OF bidders, plat Of which
~ T,sen os ssen At the once OF the suction eers.
a.. .ss.-one.third cash the remainder at
si,S Suo ~ tWeivs months, 1or negotiable notss,
ie.d 'assrsst ne added and secured by trust
iNS 1hs purchaser 70 Day the taxee tor
~ JAS. u. TAYLOR 4 SON,
Aucuoaeors.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
y 0oDDINA I 1PRR19o1. ~.

|OA AcRHs CT VEa7 DaAurrrur. Am
III BIGHLY IMPROVED fAHniNG L1Nn. ND
~ ~ TAN u aMaDoM FRIDGE ROAD, ONf
6ALM At AUCTION -Wui h. so;d = s..,,s ~
On On sAs premises, on MONDAY, tSs ai.; Ii MarsS.
ico!. q " O'Clock p. r., n,nstv sonr scrss = :
isnd; recently owned by the late Abbott A. Nor.
.,s s. iosssse a. above This land Is bs.uufaliy
mssSy .:.a,.a 10: - only vsry fertile ba. i sd
gardens; 1t will be divided into lots Of seven to
ty'torae acrce, acccTdiag 10 plat 10 be ssen
~ our cfise On ons cf the lots thers Is . 6rsi.
NV oaEn; On another, large hsS s6sd; and On
TEsNs One fourth cash balance at 3. u ar
.S nc ,shs. for regoi,ble no.s', interest sddsd
rs sss1.ea y tust @ desd. The parchasefs to gay
NH - oopDls !. Agessson, Ases.
sAh x1isr FnsqnD r. TsN9.ENT on WEST
dANAL sTsknrs AND @ : vAGAnT 1s TO Lot AHH oR
THA WEST SIDE OF erH. BETWEEN CARY
MD Byrd STS., FCR SALE AT AUCTION.
WIN b. sold .: suction. on the premises, On Fri.
DAY, 18th March. 1eta, st l o'clotk p. n, the
ment located b shove. now in the oecnpancy Of
Y, y. O. Mera, fronting - feet running back
81 feet. After which will be sold . most val.
valuable lot on the wsst ins OF street, near TO
Cary street, fronting 70 feet, runrins back 43
feet.
TEAMS: :-Ons third cash; balance 1t 6 ane ls
cared by uuss dse1. fho taxss md insuss.Ne
for isss TO b: onn2zu RsiS y ths prssss:sss pssssss
vately. .,- nh q
Immediately after the above sale, vii, BE- % sod ID .
v cant Lot fronting "a. f,sA. runDice besk sSost
sa f.ss. and adj lining the abeve pr,Rsrty on ;he
a'saa; FE:a.-A. .sov.. o.A.
NH q
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THREE gx0ELLnNT RRAnaD TIL
MBNT0. n noVoxnl VACANT LOf0.

II - koo40A1
NENTo, .. several VACANT Loss. sa
OourcA Hill FoA oALB AT. AUG TON AT
he rsqusst Of sh9 DaFtiss iateesst.l. (1ho deqke
pasAe saetssu, 81 sha DesuDises, IN - svdsF 81
verSteod, On THU00pAY {, t7ah Aarebs le62 at -
solclssk F. n tie fpl6wi1e valuable real sstaae-
vis Jst. 4 Lot % the 6o1th dds Of Olsy. BE-
tween 2oth ana 30tA sN fronting 33 feet winning
back l55 feet % antalley ~ fsss wide. navins
th9reon two-stosy framed Teasnspt With I've
rooms Eatshea and Stable. ID. 4 Lot st the cor
n4f . f0sh apd 3 s1~sts. fronting ll3 feet on ths
h eads nf 3Dsh street.. runsjlg bass l32 feet to
"a aslss 10 feet wide having thsTeon two very ex
e-hssst franad. TsueuaeaiS, each eon.aiuing Hs1
rosms and altths asaai outhusdin&T, snd wsal
cf, ass water n the yssd Ihs tot attached .
oarh t,nsmept ksx ffout Of 3t3 iestS Alscs seve'
~ vaaana 11assASJa1 a1pipG eei8 tynenexte :. As !.
TKkMs.-phs.,hif4 cash; balADe6 st6, y y 80
~ moushs, Go1 nc eo1laoe notes interest ad6td -
oaeeA ~ tyust -. Tbs taxee ard 1neuraneo
Ses - - - pAlA kyItle Dpssoaeee.
uAN 0oOUu4 ARE0noo& Assas.
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AUCTION SALES.
~-~~~-~~,~~>~-->---~~>- -r~~-~rc~<->~->->.--N~ss'
FUTURE DAYS.
By 0oDDln 4 4lPfExsox. A.etea.u..

:CMALL Farm. ON The WESTH All
ROAD, Z Niles FROM THE CITY. AT
AUCTlON.-Willb be sold on WEDNESDAY,
TIE seth dey Of March. st y o,clcen H., upon
hs "Ho:e Cottage" situated as above, just
beyond Alleys Tavern. There are about 20
acres, fronting on the WestnAm road and
running back TO the canal !.
Tine dwelling contains threa rooms and
with some repairs might bo made vsry com.
Portable. There are besides several other
out. buildings, fruit trees, &c. The character
Qf the land II such as to reudsr 1t very suit.
8ble Tor market garden.
After which viii be sold tract adjoining
the above, con tainfng about Is acres, also
rnnniug back to the canal.
LTfRAs.-Ohe- third cash balance at 3 and
y months. for notes, with tpteree, added. and
secured by 4 trust deed; tho taxes for this
rear 70 be paid by the purchaser.
mh 10 GUDDIN q GAPPERsON, Aacts.
THREE VERY Valuable BUILD.
d .lITs rN9 1NTs 4l ON ROSS AND ,BlaoAD
VIII be sold at auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th March, 1862, at AZ
O'clock, p. n the following very veluabie
BUILDING LOTS, viz: That truly valua.
street., adjoining the residence formerly
owned by the late S. D. UrensNaw, fronting
S3s feet, rtnni & back about l90 feet, to an
alley leading out to Governor street, having
which viii ~ 80 sold those s. two 's Seau:iful iii
Iaots on the Sonth side Of Broad street, be.
tween 18th aud MAYO streets, edjoioipg the
rssi6ence OF .Ino. II. TYLER, Esq each 'front.'
Ing 90 feet, runp1es back loo feet to q wide
ETiaxs-One. fourth cash; balance at 9, l2,
and is months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured By trust deed. The taxes for
1864 TO be PAID BY, ths purcha.er a.er
:,mh Is AncHonearu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-25
THKEE yGkY yaLUABLE BUILD

1.-TWO OTHER LOTS ON THE SOUTH
SIDl OF Ross, BKTwRss l4rH AHD MAYO
SrRDafs 1OR SALE At AUCTION After the
foregoing sale, will be sold those two valuable
LOTS, located al above, adjoining Mr, W.
II. Herbert's property, ecch fronting 20 feet,
ON the South side Of Ross street, ruh ming back
$50 feet to wide alley. Terms as above.
: GODDIN APPERSON,
NH Is AuctiOneers.