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HAYTi.

RumOred Capture Of Gonaives-St. Marc in
Arms Against SaInave-Pistol Firing the
Fashion at Port au Prince.
PORT AU PRINCE April 20, 1885,
Itisreported here that q band OF three hundred
Cacos took the town Of Gonaives on Tuesday, 2sth
inst They made no disorder, and only stopped
there q few hours, bringing what provisions they
wanted and LEFT Immediately for st. Marc to join
the revolutionary movement Of General Saget. They
announced to the town that another stronger band
would in two days, take possession Of the town
and keep it. No one here knows where Salnave is
or what he Is about. The nomination Of General
vii Lubin as Governor Of the town here has been
well received by oil classes and he has promised to
prevent all disorders and brigandage.
On the 10th inst. deputation Of generals arrived
here, by the steamship Liberte, from President Sal
nave, who has his headquarters near Cape Hsytien,
and proclaimed him Dictator Of Hayt. Said procla-
nation was Immediately sauted BY twenty-one guns
fred before the palace.
arrived here that the town Of st. Marc had taken up
arms against the government OF Sainave. This new
msn sssS S
plain Of the Artlbonlte is under arms The mail
dispatches read BY the chiefs Of the revolution
IL Ia rum0red and believed here tnat the town OF
!acmel win not accept the dictatorship and has also
In Port an Prince public spirit Is much excited.
Numerous arrests were made yesterday The authori-
ties OF police making the arrests were opposed by the
parties concerned and their friends, and several Of
escaped to the consuiates, which are always
open TO protect political refugees. great
deal OF pistol firing was carried on In the
streets here last evening and night General VII
Lubin, formerly Governor Of the town under Sou
louque. and man much dreaded BY the popuace, has
been to-day proclaimed again Governor OF the town.
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT.
Schooner Joseph w. Webster, Of New Haven, to
sail for New York tomorrow night, Mcvey, master;
schooner Herbert, OF Yarmouth, N. s., loading for
Bostop, wyman, master, to sail In i've days; brig
oliver Cutfs OF Turks Island, Nelson, MASTER to
sail for NIiragoane In day oftwoto complete log
wood cargo FOR New York.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, May 14-5 p.
M.-Consos closed at 94k PAX for money and 921k
a 90 for account American securities closed at the
Following rates:-United States nve-twenty bonds,
7Ok Illinois Central Railway shares OAK; Erie Rail-
FRANKFoRT BouRsE.-FRANKroRT, May 14-s
p M.-United States bonds closed nrm at 75X for
the issue Of 1862
PARIS BoURsE.-PARs, May 14-5 p. M.-The
Bourse closed dull; rentes 69f. 42c
LIVERPOOL COTTON NMARKET.-LIvRRPooI, May IL
5P. M.-The cotton market closed nrmer and more
active The following are the closing prices:-
Mddling uplands, 12d. mddling Orleans, 12kd.
The sales OF the day foot up IL, 900 bales.
LrvRBPooL PROVISIONS MARKET-LTvERP0oI-
May 14-5 r. M.-Corn has declined TO 37s. 9d. per
quarter Wheat steady at 15s ID for white CaliIor-
mia, and 14s I'd. for red western Barley nominal at
5s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LTvERroof,
May 14-5 p. M.-The market closed az the following
quotatons-Beef, lbs. Cd; pork, S4s.; lard, oss
cheese, 55s.; bacon, 49s.
LivERPooL PRODUCE MAnKEr.-LrvyRpoor, May
AS P. M.-The sugar market closed strong, with
an upward tendency; No. IL Dutch standard was
last quoted at 27s. 3D. 2ss Rosin steady at 6s Sd.
for common and l2s for medium. Turpenfine,
31s. Cd.
LONDON MARKErs.-LoSpoN, May 1A-Sugar, o7s.
3D. per cwt for No. " Dutch standard. Linseed oil,
cas- los. per ton Sperm oil, 600 per ton. Linsee,l
cakes, clio S. per ton for thin oblong for feeding.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ASrwERr May l4-5 p.
M-The market closed nrm at an advance; standard
Mnite A3f 75c.
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rosr~f-st pearson sisn yer
% held ~ serv,ce ltpor ant Tor said
,eS ep ly pic OH ers On inri wtb the custody Of
c,nyicts W Netaws s,srof that the
,ati sec M the nith artrs OF ths constitution
tate OF eoryit sives 10 Less
u sepGte dob cortraiai prIsr to the LIST day OF June
-, and similar pvsipup al tAe other OF the consku
1ns msn,icned in Mia at stai bS null aud void against
s men wnp loyal dirins tho whole time OF the
hon sad so during thi tmsuppored ae Union they
sna Ia the same I In thco5hrts and else where u
Rebellion had hssed
SEQ Aud bs II further sctcl That the day fixed FOE
the meeting " the g ature OF ehsr Of said States By this
constitution hereot sh have passed before pssage Of
tns tct such lie esaturs be couyened within
ner @ tns passage Of ths act by tho President OF tho
"sn wmca irinel the constitution OF aaid state
sho And be further enacted, That section
a na tshs effect wtan the Prssiisns OF tc United
saau onieAy procssns the due ratification
OF said States respectively OF article fourteen Of
o OF The consultation of United Ststos
~ us Ihirty ninth Congress and 70 hereby
dy o The frcsideN within dsys after recey,ny oc,L
sure OF ener 81 the said States pvoclama
ton ANNOUNCING the fact. " y
the INDIAN APPROPRIATION BrLI
ME. BUTLER, (rep-) OF Massa. from the. Comuitte.,
on Appropriations, reported the Indian Appropri.
alton Dill. which was made rie special Srier for
Saturday next
REGULATION on THE CIVIL szRvIcE
Mr. JENCKES, rep OF r. l., from the C0mmittcs
on RetrenchmeRt reported bil Co regulate tho
civil service of the United Stafes and promote the
efficiency thereof. He spoke an hour In advocaeS Of
the bill which was then postponed until the srd OF
June next; and then at quarter past 1ye the House
adjourned TILL Tomorrow.
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THE TURF.

Spring Meeting of the Boston Jockey Club
Tire Races.
BOSTON, May 10, 1868.
The Boston Jockey Club held their spring meeting
at Clyde Park to-day, and, Notwithstanding the
weather was bad, there quite large attendance.
The course was in good order for the first three races
OF the five on the programme, but the rain made 1t
heavy afterwards.
The first contest was the for gentlemen's hacks
for sweepstake Of $50 each, with 500 added, and
OF the entries only two horses ran. The race OF one
mile being won by IL. SaltenstalPs horse Alexander,
u. B. Forbes Balrownie mare being second. Time,
2:Os. There were four starters for the Jockey
Club purse OF one and half miles, and
this was easily won by Mr. Forbes mare
being second The Ladies' Plate, with nine entries,
only furnished two at the post, and Black Knight,
owned by Mr.. Forbes, won In two straight heats
55A and IS 4 seconds, half mile heats. The Beacon
Handicap, for one mile heats, was run by Climax,
Sligo and Alexander, Climax winning in 1857,
The last race, for the Stewards Plate threequai
ters OF mile heats, was won by Caledon.
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kCJIllANA.

The Result OF the Election Announced by Gem
eral Buchaann-Rasiicni Soldiers and SAIL
ers' Meeting In New Orleans. a
NEW ORLEANS, May IA, 1868.
A number Of delegates to the Chicago Convention
left this evening for Chicago.
General Buchanan announces. in General Order
No. 104 the result of the vote the new c0nstitu-
ton and for Congressional candidates. The
Is l7.413 James Mann in the Second district is
the democrat elected TO Congress. He also announces
that certihoates OF election will be issued on appca-
balance OF the ticket. 80 :
The radical soldiers and sailors In mass meeting
last ngnt ADOPTED resolutions instructing the dele
gates 10 the National Soldiers and Sailors Conven-
Ion at chicago To support General Grant for the
the President. /.
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ILLINOIS,.
The Methodist Lay Convention at Chicago.

The Methodist Lay Convention at Chicago.
CHICAGO, May IA, 1853.
Resolutions adopted at the Methodist Lay Conven-
ton this afternoon declare that the present genera
ton Of Methodists have the same right to change
the plans OF the Church for their Improvement,
and to adapt 1t to altered circumstances that
Wesley and the fathers had to create IL,
and that as educational, publishing, missionary
and other charitable agencies depend largely upon
the laty for support and as the laity are already
we regard il as eminently reasonable and desirable
that they should be associated with the ministry in
the inception, establishment and modification OF the
various Institutions Of the Church.
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THE F0RT1ETH CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, May IA, 1868

WASHINGTON, May II, 1868.
The SPRAKER presented a communication from
the Secretary Of the Treasury, with statement Of
judgments obtained In the Court Of Claims and paid
by the Treasury Department. Referred to the Com.
mittee on Claims.
Mr.. DoNNELLY, trcp) Of MIMI, introduced bill
to extend the limits OF certain land grants in Iowa
and Minnesota. Referred to the Committee on Pub
lie Lands
Mr.. CnASLER, tdem.) Of ". ", offered resolution
making II the duty Of the reporters OF the Con-
gressoua Gio1e 10 report In full every distinct prop
cation mouoa, resolusluu w DsiL sad every sme0d-
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DESPERATE ARRAY At SING SING.

A desperate array occurred in the prison at Sing
Sing yesterday, the particulars of which fol-
lows:-The convict Jefers, who was sentsnced tO
Sing Sing for life for killing his stcpfather got into
alteration with fellow convicf, In the course OF
which Jefers' comrade becoming enraged seized an
axe and struck Je1ers terrible blow on the head.
nearly cutting It of. Jeffers s not expected TO re-
cover. The affray caused great excitement
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Charge Against a British Sen Captain-Ex
pccted PuGilistic Tournay on the Isle q
Shoals.
MINNIE

Republican State Convention-Election Of
Delesetes to the Chicago Convention.
ST.. PAUL, May IA. 1858.
The Minnesota State Convention met yesterday.
The following delegates were chosen to the Chicago
Conventon:-B Wakefield, Of Faribault; A. r. But
Ter, OF fillmore; J. @. Rudolph, OF Brown; w. H.
Scott, Of Wabash; Jesse Ames, OF Rice; r. N. NC
Laren, of Ramsey; General Andrews. of Stearns;
General Van Clery OF Hennipin.
The following electors were chosen:-W. II. RAM
bush, of Freeborn; o. n. Almey, of Ramsey; Q. T.
Brown, OF Nicollet; J. ]. Jones, OF Anoka.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Ocean Queen will sail from this port
on Saturday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will close at halfpast ten O'Clock in the
morning.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacific
will be ready at hafpast nine In the morning
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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CUBA.

Sugar Dfarket-Exchanae Observation-Disclosures
Intelligence.
HAVANA, May IA, 1868.
The sugar market Is firm, and the sales have been
very large No. IL Dutch standard Is quoted at sL q
81, reals per arrobe.
Exchange on United States, in gold, long sight a
Y per cent discount; short sight, Y q per cent
discount.
The steamer Gulf Stream sailed to-day for New
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MASSACHUSETTS
Fire at Fall Rivera Cotton Mill Consumed
Loss About $4,000.

f Loss About $12O,OOO.
FALL RIVER, May Ia, 1868.
fire early this morning totally destroyed the
cotton mill belonging to the FAN River Manufactur.
ing Company Of this city, known as the White mill.
1t originated in the picker house. and was most
probably caused py the spontaneous combustion Of
oily cotton. The building contained about nine
cotton and $4,000 worth OF cloth, which
was destroyed. The loss is about sl2o,ooo, Of
ofhces:-Sprngheld Fire and Marine, $25 900; City,
Putnam and Merchants, OF Hartford, $2,50O each
s PsSne S9 Bay sae Ss
Haven, $4,000; National Boston, $1,000; Pacific, San
Francisco $1,000; Norwich, $4,000; Enterprise, Gin
Williams, Providence, $1,000 each; Narraganset,
Providence $4,000; Flrenen's and Excelsior New
York, $4,000 each; Yonkers ana New York. New
Proceedings of the State Temperance Conven.
tion-The License System Denounced-A
State Ticket to be Nominated If Necessary.
BOSTON, May a. 1868.
The State Temperance Convention to-day was ad-
dressed by Messrs Griswold, Whiting, Judge Pit
man, William Lloyd Garrison, Rev. Dr. Miner and
otner prominent gentlemen.
:. Resolutions We're adopted condemnatory OF the
license system, advocating prohibition and declaring
that allegiance to party Is consistent and honorable
only when party represents principles; and while
WI are & s or s eaea
In our State elections soemnly to declare that no
party shall receive our suffrage whose platform and
candidates are opposed to the principles and triumph
Of prohibition.
State committee was appointed and authorized
TO call State convention to nominate temperance
ticket for State officers If deemed advisable. The
committee at large Is as fOllOws:-R. Chaplin Of New
Bedford; Rev. willard Spaulding, Of Salem; z. L.
RAYMOND, Of Cambridge; Levi Stockbridge, Of North
Hampden; Eliphalet Trask, Of Springfield.
Charge Against a British Sen Captain-Ex.
pccted Pugilistic TOurnay ON the Isle Of
Shoals.
BOSTON, May IA, 1868.
Captain Wilson, OF the British steamship Palmyra,
from Liverpool, was before United States Commits
sloner Hallett to-day on complaint OF carrying more
passengers than the law allows He pleaded not
guilty and gave personal recognzance to answer on
the 9th of July next
Several light weight bruisers are expected to in
dulge In prize fight at the Isle of Shoals this
Ing or tomorrow. StddOns Briers, George Cheer,
Baker, OF Bangor, and two negroes are supposed to
De the puglistic aspirants. schooner and several
small crafts have been chartered at Portsmouth to
convey the interested parties to the isle.
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STARRING APFRAy.--A man named Thomas McDon-
nell had an alteration with his wife, Margaret last
nirht NJ their residence, 3S3 Water street. during
which he seized hold OF knife aud stabbed tie wife
in the head and lett arm. surgeon was called In
20 attend to her injuries AMI he pronounced taem not
osnlorous Thomas va erreeee6
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A Fee for Twenty Doctors.

Fec TOT Twenty DOctOrS.
nv wife had an Ulcer on her leg for Twenty yes
by varicose veins alterations extending from
ankle her knee, places eaten away TO tho bone
have employed over twenty eminent physicians AT vaA
pense during this period But all mt PVT
utterly abortive until tried DR.. woLCOfT'S PAIN PN
which the doctors told "A humbug. But hurnbu
not has done the work complete In leas thap mont
moving the pain at first application. kept her leg Wa
Pain Paint constantly TIL healed. I wish that wohsd I
huinbugs useful as DR.. woLCorrsPAiN PAINT. }
well known In this city, and person who wants "
further inquiry Will call 10l West street. New York
Hanover House. of which am she proprietor and
satisfy them to tho benefn derived by The use
Paint PETER Au q
NAY ~, 1855
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AJAX for n Walthnm Watch.
IT Is THE BEST; 1T IS The CHEAPEST.
T. B. BYNNER CO., 169 Broadway. d. v

LADIES OF DELICATE CONSTITUTION
uncertain health srenuousy advised 20 throw aside
and useless preparations with which they
drug themselves and test the hygsan body
and mind renghening virtues of HOSIETTEKS CELHi
DRAFTED STOMACH BlTTERS Its regulating propertiesy
wonderful, and remedy for the anguor, nausea
trenors hyseria &C. which often accompany
the development Of woanhood, has ua either among
prescriptions faculty advertised medicines Fog
the dressng feelings which usher IN and often follow
of maternity and a0 for the paint and dAngef
symptoms which sometimes accompany "change
life" HOsTETTERS BITTERs earnestly recommended
No other restorative well the consutios
and the organization Of the feeber In all eases of
male debility, where there Is Of brisk vital action n
Bters produce most important change relieving los
wcakness and esiablshng tne general health For sale
al druggists. New York ot1ce Is Dey street
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InvsIiss, Wheel Chnirs, for Uso IssDers ~r
out price $40 10 S41 T1valids Carriages to order.
s. w. SMITH, ~ wuias stree L NJ ,
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A.-Sanifeiie. The Latest and Besf Di-cov-
cry the complexion. Price 76 cents Foe sas drug
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| Crista doro's Hair Dyc.-Thc Ihssx Eve -,
Wholesale aud retail also ApT IL ~
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Knox OF Prnterca Mill: q slixhe Al ter.
alton = Latin proverb great truth az be, SreH -
FORTH. Certain Is had knoI ct preereA Hhn oAsA t say
Knox's Hss will sufloe 70 make asrt
appearance at least Purchase Of the er ssth 49,
spring ~ 2l2 Braadway and onse shs S.s.i
piulta
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Eatchci0r'5 Hair Dye.-The Hcei I'm tho.
perfect Dye harmless restsu tnsAptn
neous. Factory l6 Fond street.
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A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Coissu and
Cuffs Broadway aud Union square, also sh'ss ale and
retail Mt 3s7 Broadway.
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A.--Styiish Hats for Gents and ~ nhs nj
popular prices BURKE Cs Fun o street
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A.-Wrrsps Perfect FITTING Shirss, Dad-
way ard Uus,n square; also nj 357 broadway.
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Pcns.e Parsss,., % SO e %, at M assr,.,
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Royal Hawai- Lottery.-For OmcyAl Draw
TAYIoh I Co, Bankers, Is Wan ~ ssresx n, vo,.
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Wigs, Toupecs and Ornamental FEni s<-gscse
9ualiy Hair Dye and Hair Dyens al oolsrS BATCHR
LOR,S. is Bond ssroet ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-07
By Wellington Goddin.
Aucttonefr and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE LOTS AT THE
v SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN ,I Ash on
FOURTH STREETS. AND ON The w S5n
CLAY STREETS FOR SALE At AUCIlSOyHH;;--
VIII be sold at auction, on the premises on MHs
M. in the order advertised, that truly valuable
LOT at the southeast corner of Main and Fourth
streets fronting 40 feet running back 100 fee nne
adjoining the residence of DR.. q. G.. Barney. rms
is regarded as one OF the most valuable lots Tor
frst-class dwelling now on the market. .,.,,
After which, say at O'Clock, that LOI, WIN hl
Mr.. william G. Smith rs coach-shop. on inc
west side of Fifth between Marshall and Clay
streets fronting so feet, running back Ito feet
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
ocs w. GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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For the Dispatch.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIN

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, I
October 6, 1865.
Everything is astir again at this place.
The arcades resound with the tread of many
feet and teachers and students are enter
ing zealously upon the duties before them.
1t is impossible to state the number of
students precisely, but it is not extrava-
CANT to estimate it at 400. II will doubtless
exceed 500.
The professors are all at their posts.
With their universally acknowledged learn
ing they combine an affability and kind
ness no less profitable than attractive to
the student.
The literary societies-Jefferson and
Washington-have had their first meeting
and their salutatory addresses, and are
showing commendable emulation in seeking
recruits.
Last night the Young Mems Christian
Association held its opening meeting. Plans
were initiated for conducting the prayer
meetings and the various country Sunday
schools. Some twenty new members were
received. The chaplain of the University
was present, and exhibited praiseworthy
interest. Anxious parents may rejoice il
this association.
The mountains are putting on their gorge
Gus autumn array !; the air is bracing, ant
this morning brilliant sun is shining.
Long may Gods blessing be upon Viz
ginia and her noble University. u.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-

" ABLE LANDS IN THE COUNTY OF
MECKLENBURG.-Byv virtue Of decree q the
of Virginia renderedin favor of Maria Edgarrs w.
dersigned viii sell on NIoNDAY 7 the 18th day Of oc-
courthouse door, the following tracts OF valuable
land, living In the county Of Mecklenburg. or so
much thereof as may be necessary TO pay the pro-
portonate part Of said decree OF each solvent secu
rity-to w.t.
i. The TRACT OF LAND on which Edward
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, with an excel
lent and commcdious dwelling and all necessary
out-houses, all in good repair, and situated about
ten miles roTh ol SGeeGT on ne r0S
I'd The TRACT OF LAND lying on the Lunen-
burg Courthouse road, about seventeen miles
Bnrweli now resides. containing about THE
TEEN HUN DRIED AND EINETY-FOUR
ACRES, on which Is. large and comfortable
dwelling -house, with al necessary out-houses.
Sd. The TRACT OF LAND on which 6: ": r;
Averett now resides, known IS the WILLIAMSON
H tE!iYsII IA AND EIGHTEEN ACRES. with
good dwelling-house, stOrehouse, barns, stables,
&c. The stand for merchandising, is considered a
9TH: The TRACT OF LAND lying on Beaver
rett and on which william Elliott nov re.t1Ss
ACRES, with good dwelling and out-houses.
5th; SNALb TRACT GE Ag 9Eg on, 9ME
commissioner, known as the WILES TRACT,
and formerly belonging to benjamin a. William
son, deceased.
c. Fl. Pettus died seized and possessed, lying on
Kettle creek. ard containing about SEVEN HUN
DRED AND THIRTY-S1X ACRES, with good
improvements. dwelling and aut-houses, &c. This
tract Of land will be sold subject to the Widows
DOVER which has already been assigned TO her.
Tth. Also, SMALL TRACT lying adjacent to
the house tract and known as the JEFFRlES
PLACE, containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACRES, with sufficient improvements to make 1t
q very comfortable little farm.
Sth. The TRACT OF LAND on which Thomas
F. Pettus now resides, and known as the BARNES
TRACT, containing about TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, lying adjacent TO the two next preceding
tracts, with good and comfortable improvements
9th. The TRACT OF LAND sold by John NJ.
Hayes to S. 3. Bullock. who sold to Watt Love,
and on which the said Love now resides, contain
ing about FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SIX ACRES. lying on the City road about seven
miles north of Boydton, With dwclling-house and
other improvements necessary for a farm.
TERMS OEe-fourth cash, and the residue on a
credit of three, six. and nine months :; the pur-
chaser to give negotiable notes with interest aided
from day of sale, well endorsed and duly stamped,
for the deferred payments.
Parties interested may refer to
ALEXANDER SYDNOR,
60 o. 2yq Commissioner.
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II AND ON YORK RIVER KINGS

4 AND ON YORK RIVER" KINGS
u CREEK"-THE BEST FARM on YORK
RIVER, ABOUT ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN
DRED ACREs-TO BE SOLD IN LOTS OF
ACRES AT PUBLIC SALE.-In obedience
to an order OF the Circuit Court OF York county
made on the 9th of March, 1853, in the cases OF
Smith, cashier, rS. Thomas ID. warren, and John
NJ. Jones Us. Thomas ID. Warren and wife, we,
the undersigned, as special commissioners, win
sell the real estate as hereafter mentioned, called
KINGS CREEK, on York river, In York
county, at public auction. to the highest bidder or
bidders, before the courthouse door OF York
county, on MONDAY the 18th day or October, A.
D., Iss.
The sale win be made for ten per cent. Of the
purchase money In cash. and the balance on
credit OF g. L, and Is months, equal instruments,
bearing interest from the day Of sale, the purcha-
70 execute bonds with sufficient personal secr-
rty and the title 10 be retained until the purchase
money Is paid.
The commissioners are directed to lay OF and
divide, under the direction OF competent sur
veyor the said land in lots of not less that twenty.
FIVE nor more than two hundred acres ana 70 sell
Judgments OF said Smith, cashier, and said John
NJ. Jones against said Thomas d. warren except
Ing from said SALE II IL can be done the dwelling
and curtilage and the lands adjoining. The survey
viii be made and the lots laid OF before the day 0!
sale A plat will be exhibited on the day OF sale.
The land is Immediately on York river. Its po-
sition, soil fish. and oysters, have given u the
name Of being the best farm on York river. fnlrty
years ago II purchased by its present 1or
s32 COO Whereabouts III cash, and considered very
Williamsburg sud about twelve miles from YORK.
town. Steamers connecting win the Etchmond
and York River railroad to baltimore now pass II
four times leach wsyl week. :, ,s.,Yo,u
y, WILLIAM.T. PEACRY,
saK Snectal Commissioners.