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LATER FROM EUROPE *
|IK ,VI..U^" M %NAI>A. \
' March - >! -The steamer Canada. ,
l* , ouibs inthinst.,arriveil thU
frcw I*'1 *' ' ,
t ** ■"'■*■ _ aSPUySRej is the most prominent /
T&» N *' ( , v-atiou. Sardinia has consent- l
totst voUn* on the aßbJeciol j
Vv'* ," ' i, r stated that Austria and t
Dcfd K^ r |n ,1m views of England- j
rri'-»'\ hv V'f't-omnH)ns bad voted an ad- J
ft"" -*",'' ,- Ivwa anprwdaftg of ihe Preach
.I**-' t0 yjuißltl-'- to the treaty were |
■eaty - .*", 4..M maiority. i
i,,v " r M !.»' alaee Sardinia has re- ,
It .« •*'' ,r ; *Ls ipVotramsM for Italy, ths i
-CteS -^*£*_, 'have receiv.nl orders to l«e }
FrVse" -'„'.! rh ~i the first notice; an.l tbe
V -V''\,r.t ll'm»v»fdy»ud their return to |
r, .« ■* ' h: 'T'Kr:.nce had gamed $jmjm \
T» M 1 iedariac theuaai month, i
paso« „'J ,< un la .Hi Reatss chysad at
fee run* ■ i
pay earn aswra-Pi ■•! l
~! nse of L-rds th.- Dulte of Newc.'it- .
"'.'•,, \ .....matches laid N-loie IMi'Ha- 1
•.'■'••' i ,hJi the Savoy question contained I
: : ';:'i;^, r :„, ; t that had tran,,y,red. !
'•'' v '« KrglakeS motion the coinsnu
('« M-esTinf again.-1 . tbe annexation j
i ■ -.." nostpoaed at'the request of ,
I-" ''. l; '"." ear iron n.-.nttiig batteries, of the I
. structed in Ragland, Sad aeea ]
• ■ ', : .." h ths Artn.-trong gun, and coin- j
'"''.''•v riddlfd v i'li Shot. ,
i;v r rlcewetrtiaieef. ,
* : "'v ! '.'• m P iweta have promised n*sist- i
Ta» c*« „ , ~, Buuajtnialni his rtahta '
I tneOanubiaß Principalities, la J
. '.•:;,ar;:;^,;y r n.,hei,o l iseof :
* , was in lav r .-1 the oesaanercial
1 .i francs
..... . nth trance.
, V\.kK< I*l.. , .
... , j,, .(•■,•: a—Sales for tbe week
!■-"",-'-' Market e,o,ed dull.with a de.-l.ne
\ ...mi ddlias and lower qaahties.
!g ~ i-.>rt* •"' ' ; ' aU, »' '*" " ,S ' n,K "■ WHi A "" 1
' , ' . ,#, -Plnni vet 'btll.it asanßs. ,!__*
I " ' ~.i ~ •,' .MO* 7.1 : wii.ic 10s. «.d..f 12s.
"'" ' ";,.,» ".:- sd.eSis I A
Qprrt «U %,.., Mirk iii.il: 0 d do. firm, owing
• , Vt. New York. Beef saint,
" ' ,! ', J '.',.. i ths part of holders to press
» Safßf heavy. Coliee
" " p£f n !? V- "'-..: at is sd ntssd
_.;..; ~ ttdl . ■ >;,.ver-,,.0.cdat:,.v,
,: ■ - - !
LiTi.K rmoMi nsßfctß
. .. m -~ --■ - - - 11,.
5 ,,.... of Villi Iril/—t oilference He
ia iuares «i"l Wlraaaen hUrsmseu
to knee He.!. Ac
Km < ■»•• kabtb, March *L—Vera Onts dates
i , the 14th Inst,
jsjnuuoa Ikmhnrded the city on Ihe Uth,
' . ■ ttle .'.linage.
ia-tt hmentol Mlramon-s troops from Al
, nsdu, were attacked and completely routed
i "the Liberals.
AiU -' ! truce had been sent by Juarez,
. ' .",. itedin a suspension of hoatilitiee.
J-.titarv C egress, composed of the chiefs
, intei .ding forces and representativei
offoreujfl goverasaents aaet on the same
rreniar. T1 " - rwal - o£ th * co " ifrMiee **■ v **"
* Hu'renorted that Mirnaaou has abandoned
~'V,'. 1 -><.i Ins army, ami taken refuge
V'.''•"•).-French fleet. His coaamaniontion
„ h the it teriorhad !«•'•.i entirely cut oil".—
Tliecity of Mexico had p.-otio-.inced against
•..m sad Lis army was deeertinx.
t.mii.o March u.-Cen. Oaxra has ny
. reed and resumed the f/overamenl ol this
. V -.!..; til dm ar.- quiet. The American inn
; '... r ,. ,:.;| hi re.
YrcATss March 11.—Theexcitsatent about
deration ol theislaad continues.
till- 4B"S IV. ■' —■
MaryraMd aVssscmtic I onvention.
BsLTiBoBB, March 23.—The committee on
rst ilauouf ul the Mary Una Democratic Oon
v . -i ,n,which met here yesterday for the an
il imeat til delegates to the Charleston Oou
'.,. "■ ;. reported to-day a series of wlnch
laefulluwing is thesuhstnnce : Plr*f. That the
people ol Maryland, as B frontier slave State,
ir-'th-ui,.-: vitally interested in the protee
n.iti f slave property, and the faithful obser
faaeeof sll the Knarnateea of the Oonstltu
: ,y.. den uucing as wicked and treasoiialjle
gt) attempts by the Northern paoajlc to regtt
l.i.. ot invade, by discussion, agitation or
otherwise, the .iuuiestie institution of any
State or Territory. Seeesuf. I'l-dging theta
(elves : i i;..i c with tln-ir Southern breth
ren in the maintenance of our institution;
sad ngti'.s vi every hanard and to the last
Htremity. r*»>d. That ere do faithfully ad
htreto the political principles ol the National
Convention .-f l-j«BS the Oeutocratic creed.—
Foertk. That we "tand by the policy ot uon
iaterventi n by fJoB ft ress with slavery in tiie
lerrilories,as approved by the National Con
ver.'i'Jii of 1 "■''■, and that while we declare it
• )•■ isropinion that neither Congress nyr
th.- •,.*■! pie of a Territory, organized or unoT
p lised, have any riaht, directly or indirectly,
t interfere iajuriously with fheinstitutionoJ
-livery i.r tbe riaht ol holding Blares, are.
hereby declare that such right ia more proper
ly referable to indicia! constitution, and that
:.• adjudication of the Supreme Court on
incliquestions i« final and binding on each
■emberof Ihe Democratic party, and will
more certainly conduce t.> the public partes
than any form of legislative intervention.—
I --.'i. That pertect lieedom of opinion on
ill question., "iictit to be enyoyed by every
membei .-t the party, and all difierenees
1 mid be tolerated mail the Democratic Na
tional Convention or Uhe Supreme Court shall
Mttle the Issue, when it bec4iines tlu-ir iiupe
j-ative duty to Meld unqualified adhesion.
>..-, I 'hat v.c approve ol ilie g.meral policy
a tie present National Administration.—
i ~. Pledges the support ol the Conven
u. l. W the Charleston nominee.
all the resolutions were unammously
adopted. , .
Several addresses were made urging the tin
i nance ol theCliarl. --ton nominee beingsiich
s.- to ensure success next fall, as the only
•..«us of averting the disastrous couse
anencM which bow tlire.tten the Union.
I liiiCotniee, Wm T. liaiiiilton, Lewis Hol
fard ami John 11. Emery were nnanhssonsly
ekoetn delegates from tiie State vi large to the
Ukariealonl 'onventioii.
X Lesris Lowe and Jnsaes L. Martin were
laeachosen by acclamation electors tor the
S'uvat targe.
The delegates were unpledged, but are suav
ttall) .--.:j>j.osed to be aiiti-l>-Jt:glas.
was uiuch enthusiasm during the
Convention.
• sMonal. •
W .MiiM.io.N.Marcbiii.— —Mr. Fugh I
latTodßeed a bill relative to the judicial »ys- j
tt-m.,1 Utah. . _ i
The Patent Meet bill, on motion of Mr. ,
HigUr. wut. made the social order ol Ihe day i
f r Wedaasdsy n»-xt.
''ii motion of Mr l>ntbani. the Secretary ol '
lbs Interior was directed to lurnisli the Sen- j
ats wall the report of the Superintendent of (
Isdiaa Afitiirs ia California relative to the lv- ,
Sam depredations in that State in l-.VJ.
On BH>*ioae* Mr. Hrown, a resolution was
aeopted inetmctluf; Ihe OoßSßßlttee on Public
Leads to inqaire into the nuedlenee od ceding
I • tat Siate;, the public lands lying therein.
Mr Toombs reported a lull for the relief ol
Am less-teats ol the Houaaas grant.
A hill was passed to settle the ntle to lands
blobs the txiuudarv line, between (leorgia and
Floods
ths aiirats calendar v.uc considered and
aneral MUs paauard.
Adieurned until Monday.
H>,*%. -Notliing but private bills were con
tescred
The House Postal Gcesmtfthtehas resolved
ahaost Baaatatoas!* to report abiU to reeters
&! ''hn inland mail routes which were cur
"■tieil tv ihe ln-j.ariiient, iv couseo,ueuce ol
'aenutuNof the appropriation bill.
Adjourned until Monday.
Fires.
lWr.iN, March tl.—ThM woollen factory of
"•Merrill A Co., at Feiclivilie, Vi., was fo
ully destroyed by lire ou Sunday Bajpht last.
Loss. Mbjsju, The Union Church adjoining
wai His,,, destroyed.
Vgn.ow Rt-BUaa, 0- March saY—The large
■frlCßltaral implement lnanuftctuiiug estub
'■khuient u j Messrs. Dane, twilig A d', was
Ssstrored by lire last uigm. The loe» is about
mftsX
March •-'!.—The dwelliug of
''-""rgeli Hoifister, at Mount Auburn, was
"■"■■fßi by Are yesterday. JLoss RIO,(KMI.
'1 li> U..1.H .._. . , .. ... «.^
The Pul.l i. Friatinc AppvintlMruls. *-''
__ H *as«-rofi l March *L—The coutrtict for
pnii ting n_ MaUfdßea blanks has teen awanl
■S ty(- X R x hlJ|U(th al M v per cent, less
'■»v the previous prices. This will be a
-■»»•««: of tR-Jajn |H .r annum.
J. Hrown has been apiiointel
ti J" ' he N a vy
_' . has gone to Florl
sn, -AUere his wife is «iuite ill.
Northern Markets.
B*i-r ißoaa. March ».-Flour in Isflter /e-iuest
•hi *• _*«•* ■"•» *t ac advance ol 2 <»3c'
wrnwli^l* 1 "• red *l W« f» « C° r " •__*
hta m:' F"- v i»ious uueßMigad Bacon Sides
2, *•«*» Fork «DJ*af|ilH_i. Whisks) J«*U *'
BUaavT Y, '. u *' M *«»« » -Cotton
gyi "Is P-er sindes aaiiipaM. Plour »»'
4 aßd -. - J -«"'«■ n wheat nominal Corn l»wsr.
•SmTn_l. M . 7 «" 7 * »' ork stead,-mess •_>;
OR? •7'? w *»«so Sugar steady -Orleans taiff
sssjb ilu r --'H Ol -* swieaßt-ed.
Sn^lflili^
f*Wla^pg -,M, * ~,'
linJUTßat Ji'V
listrict where printed.
u_Persons.'M»llißSiof lattsrs in this List, will
lease say thsy are adveutisbo.
LADIES' LIST.
it ram mrs 0 M w _•__ »■" Cith
...en mrs |BSB_ T Henderson mrs 8 P.
iinbrose int.- Meh in* Hudson mrs Branch 1
ttkiaaoa mrs fc E Inniaun mrs Isabella D
ih is mrs J 8 €*•*■ mi!M Oafuuae
iisnc.hlordnirs — Jones miss America
Irnu* mrs Sarah E Johnson miss S E
Irov. n mrs Lucy 8 Johncm miss Mary .1
isrteii mrs Mar* M JeefcscU arts} Settle
lurke mrs Sophia Jacobs mrs L J
hitler mrs Maria Johnson mrs Marg't E
turns mrs Mors.in Jackson tars Julia A
lurley nirs Thos I) Kelly mrs Budget
tultovk nirs l.ucy Kennedy mrs S
hopaj mrs Marg't Kennedy mrs John
hnaaaai mrs Mary D Keeling mrs Jane C
lalrsj mrs Mary E Kennedy u.us M A E
Inflow mrs L ins i A Kennt-ily unm Julia
Uilev mrs Litxie I. Kutz miss Martha
laiuh mrs Eliza E Kunbrougli miss Mary
tray miss BeMie A 0 Lutsey mrs Mary
(rinkb-y miss Annie 0 ...ipsoornhmrs \\ in B
lurns miss Sarah F Levities* mrs X A
i.iiiiiuiel miss M A Lee mrs Mary t
locker Bfiss T levy mrs Maty
lohannoii miss Bettie Lumpkin mrs —
MaekUßfß miss V Loyd miss Mar, A
iU.iklmrn miss Ellen 3 Lacy miss .Salhs E
l.acktord miss Bettie Mann mrs Eliza
ilackbura nu»s fc Maitin mrs Enteiine
UilS) iiiisk Knto A Marshall mrs Mary
laktwta miss Mary F Mettert mrs Nancy
'.M.per mrs Mary A Meanly mrs Kel.ccca
;r.u it ims Bettie Minor mrs V O
Crawford mrs Laura Mo* by mrsCicul'd)
/ondri mrs Rebasea Mann miss Saline
"renshaw mrs Martha Marston miss Mary F
■orcoraii BUB Oath Martin miss Mary A
'.»x mrs Rear] S Matthews miss E V 2
:..Lier mrs X J Meaner miss Mary J
Joiiier in's Klis'th Matthews miss Frank
'...ptoii mrs Sarah E Miller miss Alice A
'hardier mrs Mo lie F Moore miss Naauss
Childress mrs F k Morsaa miss Ale.nd*
,;, H ii.[i mrs Vary L Mount;oy miss Laura V
Crow BttSS Martiia Mol.aunue miss Sella
Jrumpmiss E W .VoKae miss Mary
Cramp mis-*' c O Meflrew Btjas Mary
i'n-«rnn mis* 1. Reals n.ll V
Crump miss Vary J Nave mrs Mary
L'urrieimsa D B N..iris mrs Ann
Cook bum Ella Otterhy mtss X
Cook miss Marg't A Peyton in ss \\ Q
Cocke miss Rosa Perry nuts Lizsie
Clark miss AM PiratuussC
Cktutth miss J C l'atetson BUM C A
Cnickmies Victorias PoindcxtormrsJaliaC
Co litis miss Mary Plu>hy mrs C
Cannahaa miss 8 J Pitman mrs N
Carson miesT M Peyton mrs L
Caldwell iiiis-s Anna E Terns ins r. C
Childress miss Ada M Peterson mrs b B
Coovei Man looTd) Pendlotoß mr.s N T
Davis nua Eliza A P RUej miss Nana
Ile.imiloit mrs Ann F Reccreick miss Maiy A
oavis mrs Phi ia Regan miss Mary
Dean mrs Martha .1 Roocrson miss Mary L
Dennis mrs PanatC Rene miss H
Dickinson mrs Lilly bhackeltn.d Mary
Doggett mrs Mary a Smith Mary (slavel
Davis miss Isertiia Kcolly miss Susan A
binnetl miss Mary 1. rjbea miaa Mary
Dk smson miss Rosa Muiin miss M B
Dun miss Ann E gall' buss Charlotte
hllis mrs FsnßM C Schnuinermiss M
Evans miss Fori 8 Bh ot mis S A
K.t-i iiuasSne l"'"' 1 "'" «*» r.ilen
E! ett ii.i.s bettie Sutherland mrs lane
Peloy mrs Mar) Bullivanmrs- —
folk* mrs Mar ha Bchatrssrs 'bira
Ford mrs Man o Trent miss Nannie M
Fergasoß mrsT A Turner miss Catti
Erocm.n miss Surah C loomts miss M J
F- inces m ss F G Timberlakemiss 1. M
Falk* Mattie C Toitd mrs S B
Fehr miss Dors, Trabue mrs M E
FnJvcry miss Johaaah 1 urner mrs M C
liovm mrs I. A Tmsley mrs Elmore
Kotsbj mrs S A Taylor mrs A E
Gray mrs.S i Taliaferro mrs W J
Graham mrs I'atsv VerrailleraanssO
lir.-.'it nirs E W Walker mrs Mary A
i,o-.il-.!I miss A I! Worred mis Mar-r C
Clean miss Alice Watson mrs l)r DT
'iar' miss A West mrc .'ohn T
(iaw mrs L F Whistler mrs Cath
Graham miss Alios 1 Wittingham nirs C E
■ irul.t's miss E Wills mrs Elisabeth
Gregerj miss Alice 2 Willis mrs Nanny C
Hodkia miss Q WDliard mrs Abas H
II all miss S Williams mrs L C
Rama miss S V Woodwwd mrs Lucy A
Hart miss d F Woodson mrs Marg't
Hardin miss Marg't « iustler inns C
Hamilton miss E A Watkms miss Aanes W
Harney miss P Williams mm* Harriet
Hunter una- M G A Woodward miss 8 E
Howie Naaoj Walsh miss Mary
Bog an mis S Walker miss Jane C
Hancock mrs P E Wade miss Cath M
Hawkins mrs M A Warneth miss Eliz'th
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Anderson J M l*ord Jno M McNmi.es Jos
Anaaker .1 .1 2 Fiplil Geo X MeCally Jno
Anners'.ti li C Flaherty Jas McCall George
Atkins Wesley Eolan Jno 2 C
Authonv T C 1" roel CptJno McMahon M
AndcrstM X M GallawayJM McCana Fat
Ay gea Martin oibbsJ a MoLaod Wm
AndersonM D Goulson JJ3 MeCaulay Wat
/ lien Mat Grtnger Jno MeHae A N 2
AmrhineJnc GiliJosN McCarthy D
A leu B U Gross Jno KoCauliy Jno
Bayly Rev .1 2 (jiie.-eiui Jr J D Newman E
liaiissAD Gentry J R Nicholas Geo
Kai; a M Greetioiitjli P. A Ottei: Win H
Bureau WP Gibson EOJ O'Brien C
II iiany .V Co W Grieve Dr l» O Council Dau
II Galloway BC u'l.Htr* Dan
BunaWmGl Graham Dr A O'Connor pat
Burton W A Giess Am..B O'conor M 2
Baldwin CO Games Jas O'Neal Jno
Banks C R L Goof re j Cpt Parmly W S
Basnet Geo t Goodman A B Pickup Win
BueTho.'2 Hicks J H Perkins Cyrus
lirowu T Hams J H I'nllen Win
Bland Thos H.irthen J A fitts Hon 1' P
B.kerThos Harvey J T Powell E
Bi..\\nTlus Hardy Jas C fJaeeGeo
Bishopßaml lleniy Jno PliillipsHl)
Browaßßl Haves Jno Pitt J V
Butler RS Hill Jos 6 Pearson Jas 2
Blackwell RAS Henderson Jno Pollock J F2
BvrnesTC Harris J E I'owers Jerl
Boweu Rev TJ Mauser Jacob Pierce Jll
Brauoß'ißoa HarnsJuoH Petit Jos M
Pat Ueadersoa EC2 I'emileton .las
Heokei Lewia llmlnut E A PaulOing Jli
Bowers M M Hepp Chris Pendleton Btt
Burton Carory Renry C X Powell Rn A
Boaaahan Dan Raidasti 8 R Pierce Nathan
at Kl' Hasan Barney Patiereoa I.
in Ed Hooper Benj A ''ninn Geo
,iiß2 HajtallDr Me>J.,B
BrownG A Hankms Adam Hay land J R
Bond 11 W Movers A Co Rimdon Jno
Ball Henry C Harris AG Head Jas U
>tur»ert li>- iv Hurt VV Ist ftutMrftßon I R
Browles Jesse Ilolteran Mark Rebereou 1 3
Berry Jos vv Huinvhrevs M Hobinsou Jere
St lev JW 2 Hurt nW Reeves Prof J V
Bre. kcnridgeJT Howell M PAT Rutlin D
baker J as G ReißC M
Bayers J E Haml.leton N Robertson A 2
Batiks JW S llaitnett Pat Rogers A L
Bradley Jno C Hicks Rd Richardson A S
Burrouch Cpt J Hutching P Rosenblatt A
U oi Hdvnes Kd X chardsnn T
SausnaaJF HulKTiiu beams Tneo
Berry J L Hill T 1.2 Ryan Philip
BowenJnoH BardgroveT Sunups Muton
Beriies Jas A Hiuhes Win Smith M A
Bailer Jno Huuiphreje J cnead M J
Banks Jas W HUlJcMvers Soott Oliver
Beaslei 3 R Hunt W H Slieppurd Petoi
tteacoai Jas Irby Ho W Sale RT
Bradley Jno C Journey N J Stone S C
Balklei Dr J W JarvisßH Sunders T I)
Carroil Cpt T Jones SB Simmons W C
Crai* hcv!N JonesLßl S.uuhWS
Clark W F Jordan D C Bteelman W S
r-oiitinW'm Jenkins A G Selden Wm
Cocke Wm R JamesG H A
Carter W J Jones Jno T Shoe cpt
Chapman WI) Jones Jas W startsmaa Jao
Chapman Aug Jp.danJnoO Starkey Cor
Carter B F Kiuniards Jno Bolomoa 1) .V C
Cox Chris Knox Ur J F Slupwartli G V
Crone Jacob 2 Kendall Cpt G SvdnorGeoß
CosgroveJno KlneGeo Sheppard G
Carroll Jno Kelly Edw Mmth oeo i-
Cooper Joaiah Kiud Lewis Saunders 6 W
Crumi. Jim D Kemp L H a
iiiv J C Kaney C"l b J Mnitli MBl
Cut k Jno C 2 Kur.ii X H gterasdon J J
CUlesJasß KidlRHI Bun-Hue
i'.4wii X J Kcenaa rata Bmitn JJi _
Crowell Ed Kelley Oscar X Smith Cpt G V
C. ne "l.os Lee Jno W 2 Smith Cat J M
enway 1 bos G Ueaa Jno Smiti. Jos W
Ciearv Thos 2 Lipscomb J II SedsWick J R
Cotton RG LuntJasß Showers Jsanj
Murk Ko Lonvrs -Mich Tompkins Jos
Cam Patip UrdJasJ Thompson . M
Colo.er-1 at LuxftHd Jas TrocnKrjr J
CoaiowPat Larry Jas in muaa JO
i. .le Mat l.easy Jno IjIerGWHJ
a A Co La, un Geo Tapley Geo 1
noes Jno Lar.abeeEW Ti, lor Geo 2
Denart Jno W Chas I ompkin. r
LMinlev J H c. moar S CDI 1 horn F G
Diamond Jaa LeanordßCe lyieei-u
Dickinson J 8 Lathrop A P lyreeUJ
ii ii- tv J E Lam!r. th * Son Tleruey And
iJe'afeld HK 1 ain.-crl W A I'urnei Lewis
Dwye Jii "a Laiuhorne W W ,1 i'..uipK : ns Tho
Hod'sl J>. U Lmes Thos iayh rT I.
lIU.BST Herman Lard Sam 1 TSBBiBBrm W
~ 1 J Lake Dr Ro P futpia Jno M
as David Lovestot. Pat \an ha,. U H
X,'c I F 2 tiStiSa» R^r? k
ES&r Motrin n jaKw
eviis Win Mai Jas V. il-on Dr 8 I
liavtenoa w Bt M llmr Jno £•"/*• , „
Dearrin Shad Moore J..s H W iberoy Jll
i / ,nT Mander Jas Whiteside Jp<
\,Tu 5 C Mocoek j' W Wii.twor.h J i
-avis M M Marx Henry , . >V 'Ihams J L
tuXl Rich Mot ns Henry A Walsh Jaa
I nsfeiir glit JT2 Megathiin C,.t J Wh.teh.d Jas
ickertJßi Matthews Jno VJ horten J
i Mrktgs E M M addss J T W .ts..u H H
6*"" i.T,i ii Mum Pat Walsli Chas
s!%n<-v 2^-a,
s_?4rT
P-ir erTon W P Manniiu T J Warren LRi
FhgVaVrick T P Martin Wm P H L
! itum Thos Mar* Wm aj tlliains P U
i lo.irnov Sain Morris A A «,niiani sr n
l-lo.irnov iiih _<_■*£« William D
nlicliß U .. o l/ W.ir l'Kt
~ i.i.,, ~ hI) Morns B F vX eir * lil ■ ■
PSRI* Bo'ilfi? 0 ' w.!Sir r i»
-«/r C - tK
K?.Vn*Dr L J Ma.hell E A Wilson W A
Faraurkl'o Mann E J „ Wash | U ton 1
KiithßeniG Mauuertius Mon (coidi
»a , |lS l ' tti " Ad "*fHpß a BIGGER. P-M
the undersign
Le have th.s day fornted a mi-Bisrtß«rsbiP »B<
the style and Ciui of^ FISHER * NORTON.
His purpose of coiductiug a HO»»r. Bi_ip. i
Til CNK BLBIN KS* in this city. at No. *» Rfi
•trest. Sioummid. V a> In a U* f daVs « wil hi
tt ,ar.s and v
ijuiiss' and Misses' GAITbRS. rKL'NaV v
rjSm \^n\mW
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___!__ AUCTION ffWLUUs _
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My James IU. Taylor A Sea, Auct's.
TU STEE-S SALR Of ORSIHARL.K '
I,TRACT OF LAND AND RESIDENCE ,
NEAR RICHMONH -In pursuance of the pro
vision of a deed of trmt to the undersi. i h« x
Sarah Sueiton. dated th* 27th of March, ni.d '
duly recorded in the Clerk's office of Henrico '
County Court, I shall sell on the premis-s. nipuh- '
lie auction, to the lushest bidder, on TUESDAY, '
the 3d day of April next, tit lair; il not, the next '
lair day thereafter.) commencing at i>i o'clock r. '
M.. a small tract of land, called Suaunerfield, in
the county of Henneo, near the city of Richmond, '
adjoining ihe Catholic College tract. <
The tract contains 41 acres, and has upon it a
comfortable Dwelling-bouse, and all necessary I
out .bouses, for the accommodation of a amail
family. Its proximity* to the city of Richmond
renders it very desirable as a suburban resilience. I
aed also as a market garden. I ,
Tkum-'.—• Cash for so much as will l>e necessary
to satisfy the purposes of the deed—say aUmt ,
>H.<ro. For the balance, upon a credit of twelve ;
mo B'.JbS, with inf-resf liom day of sale, satisfactory
security, by deed ol trust or otherwi«e. to 1« given i
lot deterred payment. Thmich as trustee 1 inn re
quested to sell for cash, yet the purchaser will be
able to arrange for a reasonable credit upon a Unit
91 Mo of the cash pay inent. The title is believed
to be good ; but selling as trustee, 1 shall convey
with special warranty only.
C G. GRISWOLD,TrB«tee
Sale conducted by J as. M. Ta vlob A Sob, Aucta.
in h 24 *__
By tieddin tc Anperseu, Auct's.
I A ROE NU*<r7sß OF BEAUTIFUL
I-* BUILDING LOTS. NEAR THK WESTERN
LIMITS OF MANCHESTER. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Ar the re-iuest of Mr. George W. I
Snelliugs. we shall sell nt public auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 3d day of April, IW"*,
at 3'» o'clock P. M , (if fair ; if not, tlt« next lair I
diy.) a lar.e number of niogt lieauttful BUILDING I
LUIS, adjo.ning the residence of the said Sue!! I
awe.
A plat of the Lots can lie seen at our office.—
These Lots, lor the in out part, are remarkably well
leoased, and command a BBS vi»w of tticf city of I
Richmond and surrounding country.
Teh ms—One third cash; balance at 4 and S|
mouths. 1. r negotiable notes, interest added, se- I
cured by a trust deed, or title retained. The taxes
lor 1 ill) to he paid l» the purchase.'?.
mh 24 GODDIN A APPEhSON. Aurt's.
kJERfiEANT-aSALE.—WiII be soldonTUES-
C 5 DAY. April 3i, oouunSncißX at 10 o'clock. A.
M.ar the auction h. use "of Alexander Nott, the
loHoWitu articles, to wit: . I
3 oi c fourth pipes superior Cognao BRANDY ;
2 parts of •' *' Dark " !
l t..l Old Rre"WHISKEY;
i bbt CHERRY BOUNCE;
1 ca«k CLARET WivE:
IKKDB T BAD. F E ATI! ER BED. MAT
TRESS AND BEDDING; i
1 Wa rut DINING-TABLE;
1 BUREAU. ISE I EE. 1 h KNDKR ;
1 superior COOKING RANGE, copper BOIL-
To satislv a distress warrant in mv hands in favor
of William Tyres against Kobsrtßeid
THOMAS T. DUDLEY.
nih24-t.ds City .Sergeant.
\IKfiIMA I.II'K INSURANCE « u.tlPA
v NY.—At a meeting of the Stockholders of the
VirgiaiS Life-Insurance Coiiipanv, he:il at the
off.cc of the Merchants' Insurance CompUßy in
the City of Kiearaoud. on WKONES DAY, the flat
of March,lMS, tiie following gentleiuen were e'.ei-t
ed a Board pi Directors: '
Win. 11 Mnclariand, John Purce'.l, ;
•leans* Alien, Bam'lT. Bayly,
Roscoe U. Heath, Jos X Anderson,
Tims. W■. MoCanee, C. G Harney.
John IL Monta ue, Ro 11. Maury,
David I. Burr, Jas A Cowanlin.
Lewis Gintsr, Real. 11. Nash.
John Jones, P.T.Moore..
Jas. L. Apperson, Juhnll. Claiborne,
Lewis 0 Crenshaw. B C. Wherry, I
Win.ii. Pame W. II Christian.
II EC. Raskervill, Wyadbam Robertson, I
."■ani'l J. Harrison, Jonn C. Shaler,
Win. 11 Haxall. Peter C. Warwick,
Robert T. Brooke. R. O. Haskins,
George D. Shei!. Edward N'.-rvell,
Wellington Goddm, George I. Sumner,
John Deoley, 0.8. WooldM.ee.
Upon the Sttj -urnnientof the BWCting of stock
holders, tie Board of Directori convened, and
elected the following officers:
Presidtnt-WbA. li. VACFARLANP.
firs President— SAM'L J HARRISON.
Secretary-S. AHA IK PLEASANTS.
. Physiri**— Dr. BI.AIK BURWRLL.
Attorney- ROSCOE B. HEATH. He*.
are Weill t Tlaiis will l>e a meeting of the
Board of Directors ol the Virginia Life Insurance
Company i at the office ofthe Merchants' Insurance
Company.on SATURHAY. the 24th instant, at 0
o'clock.!*. M. S* order of the Hoard.
mh M-2t J. ADAI X PLEASANTS, Secy ._
NO'l It'lE.—The undersigßed, by fi/tus of the
aeweia vested in them uj a deed of trust exe
outed to them l-\ Messrs Tupmsn * Hull, of re
cord in the Cleek's office ot the (tastings Court ol
the city of Richmond, offer for sale BBS entire Hock
of GOODS. FIXTURES. BOOKS and GOOD * ILL
of tie business lately conducted by said iiipmau
tt Hull, a* the store No 110. on the north side of
Main street, privately. To those desiring to go in
th-> l.nsiiie.sn of the sale ol READV-atAOK
CLOTHING, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHNG
GOODS. Ac. n rare OBunrtonitj is ottered It n<>t
sold privately before, the entire STOCK, FIX-
Tl RES, Ac, will be sold at publio auction on the
ll»iii da) of April next.
In the meantime.the store will remain open and
theimsines* be carried on by WM .1. TUPMAN
tin-l IRVING HILL, who are hereby appointed
tiie Agents of the trustees for that purpose.
h JAMK.SK CRENSHAW,** rug . ee<
H. IL WELLFoKD, Jr., S * rUßlee! *
--mh 2.l—ts I
THK SITUY OR THE Bill Ll.—On BUN
DAY MORNING next i class lor this purpose
will be inaugurated at the residence of Mr G. B. ,
STAGY. Bth shrect, opposite the City Spring. ,
The oi'ject of 1 his class will he to ascertain if it ,
is reasonable to acquiesce in the Keneral aasurne- t
tion that God. the. creator of all things, hath dis
played less of His infinit« -.ml perfect wisdom in |
the construction of H s Woao than ol His w„rks.
If, from the observation of the works ol God and I i
the phenomenon connected therewith, or mini- '
jested therein, their first or elementary principles I i
can be reduced to what we tsrai sciential demon- i
stratum, can it he possible that His vcoBD. of wired
be has said. *' Iknci magnified my word tbovenli |
uri name," and of which Paul says, " I by \vort:>
is t'uth " and for the its of not receiving that
truth, "iv the love ol tl.e truth," isrst the Antirs
[a visas, teen the aationsof the Gentiles,and lastly
tiie Jews, were not only reiei.ted, but punished ot
God. we say can it bs noeaiMC that Cod ha-h made
it less intelligible than his works and then pheiiom- 1
The co-operiti -n of all humble lovers of truth
a c invited, at 11 o'clock A. M. mh 21-41* I
A H fmftfm OKDEREDFuR " _.„„_. I
4:11,» VU CONNECTICUT:,
•' HKLPKR'S
V IMPENDING CRISIS wmmmwk „
DIi"SECTKD."
1.1.W0 lV E , E S Q ~
Ilf VIRillNI*. _ 1
2 THE MOST POWEHFt I. L V WRITTEN
WORK IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE!
EN DORSE l> BYSM MEMBERS
UNITED BTATEfI SENATE AND ROUSE OF
RE P X Ka ENT ATI V ES.
2505-o. paces; Cioth ft., Half-Call -SI-IS; Paper
editions 26 cents. SO cents and 76 cents, according
to quality ol paper. Sent by mail iree ol postage,
r on reee£of|ftce o WANTED. Jb
Addnea, J. T. LLOYD. i;..i'.h>l.er
Philadelphia. Pa.
Those ordering, will please bear m mind that we
cannot aeadthsss hooks before the Ist April, a* wa
are under contract to supply the State oi CoanecU
cut witUW.tiWc'ipies imiiiediafelv.
an_ Southern paper will copy to amount of
tflO. alf_|eud bill to pa'-lisher. I uih2o- dAcwlm
EVII'OKH V Of BAR«AINS-NO. :n»
MAIN STRKET.-Kich Wo-ked Collars at
ii' 9d . 25. :17>. and 60 cents; I.men Shirt Bosoms at
■ S.. worth •» cents: Hair Netu of all Kinds, very
cheap; Hress Trimmings and Buttons, orjasnew
est styles; Ladies' Straw Bonn ts. troin SO cents
upwards; Misses' Shaker Hats and Flats,, at S3 ■■■
and 50 cents; Rennet Ktbbons of beautiful pat
terns; good four-row Ruches. Silk Edges, on •
25 cents: Millinery Goods of all kinds, wholesale
and retail; SprniK Mantillas of the latest styles,
and a thousand other articles, equally as cneap -
,r For BARGAINS, call at
y ror oAia ,« GKORGK j AC ««S« 3<l Main St-. 1
1 mh 22—3t (Mis. W.widy sold stand) I
p AS, GAS, .''AS j
9 FI MKTALL!C ROOFING.
I TIN and COPPER V.ORh.
1 PLUISBL-vG. etc
The subscriber, at his establishment oil lbhst,
I betwee-i Miuu and Caff, is j»r*|ft , jft t t ' l «^ o „_ti
FITTING put on METAI.LIC ROOHM>, niase
Md repair all TIM and COPPER WORK, and ex
ecute PLUMBING in the best and most substan
tial manner, end at the abortest notice.
a_Ordeisfiom theclvy orcouutrv promptly at
tended to. iß—xl-ska] CHAS H. LANuLE-i .
rpHE 1111-THTORSOFTIIK ISTATKOF
1 I AI KU HN, whose claims I have lieen tiuthnr
•* iaedto any by a decree of the Circuit court of
„ Chesterfield, pro ton need at October term. UCB in
II the suits ot Roberts' trustee vs. Kt-.hn. et als ,
Koleris' guardian vs. hul.n. et als.. and lay'o
vs h'ul.-.'s aiiu'r, Ac , will please call on »ie for
seiteinent. . , c - ."cKAfc,
mhai-lw* Bpecisi Cotninissionef. I
S VkI.LING AT RKIMJCfXIJ FKH t-S.-l am
i» s'il! selling out privately the stock ol IK.yt- I
MINGS and FANCY GOODS at the store of C.
B Both ukr. No. 175 Broad "street. Persons in want
of sank articles will certainly find it to their niter
-0 I\W3m" f " rd tl P.WATSON. Trnutan.
' pAM«ae««S«A»TS
SAM'L M.PRICE ACO have mst receiv.-.l a
cotupiete assortment of JOUVIN'S CELEtJKA
TED KID GLoVESoitheir own importation, to I
r „ which they invite the attention of their customers
y and all who wantajs.iod article. _J n A i rJ~r t _
£<6lt SAJ_K-*A lot "of OLD BKICK at Christ
1 Church, on Grace street, opposite Seabrook *
1 War -"° U4e jA A ftlfe SIN TON'S Soap Fac.ory. \
1 mh 22 -St* Corner lath and Franklin sts. I
ny » lII.L OFFAL ARM HAT.-SB 0W» bushelsof
or ill the various trades of MILL OFFAL; 1000
bales of prune IIA V. in store and for sale on ac
• 'gag-*' ter,n " , _!„_ MARK DOWNEY.
ANII OATS.-VOOO bushels COKN.
j 6 duo bushels OATS, aflo -t and in sjhwj, D>' Mis
t |, ¥ I sub 31-«• I JfARa DOWNKS^
IVIR Rr'ST-A vacnnt Lot, 50 leet Seat, on
1 \ BBS Dock, near the %> ,
mh 31—ts R** •-* M ,lin street.
s ifliiT SfRUCR LAS>MRMS.—Wehaeaea
i■ L hand a large sock of light LADDERS, which
" »nh ff M-3ru R. ht WHrraafOß RJOM.
'? d : ru»K nafJat-aasBSJl US ef stronx UARNEBB
der ITS K-ATHFR a few pieces of CO I. LA R or
tn \ Xbvsy 1 EaTHERV MADDUX A CO..
"id Ja 1» -ts Cary. S doors l*low 13th at
aye bushels strictly prune
RB. CcLOVER ■«*«»• to^ff|X\^g«^f
!i U "ifoVlw Corner Cary aadYirgmia ate.
;""'-.."i WAGON, with
ia, order Ago!* te iofiw hyfusad IHllsis.
___aHsnanßfßnuui
APCTKMf laMinf am n>jai|
FCTVBKOAYS. I
My Jus. M. Taller It Sen, A net'a.
Two rkAitiiw i and
LOTS. NEAR DUVAL STREET. AT AUC
TION -We will sell, at tbe risk and cost of Da
vid Knurr, ihe former purchaser, who has tilled
to eunipiy with the terms <>l sale, upon the premi
ses, on MONDAY, tbe ssth day* of March, com
mencing at 4* o'clock F. M.. two Framed Tene
ments, on a cross street, between Duval and Ba
ker stieets. and nearly opposite the tale residence
ofjaeob Shook, d-e'd, ...
T«BU«.—One-fourth cash; the iMUaneeatc. 9 and
12 months, lor negotiable notes, with interest add
ed, ami secured by a trust deed.
mh 22 JAS, M. TAYLOR A SON, Auots
Br Icr House ANp lot at the
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MARSHALL
AND MUNFORD STREbIS. AT AUCTION-
By the request of the cwner. who resides in Penn
sylvania, we will sell upon the premises, on TUES
DAY, the 27th of March, 1160, commencing nt t>.
o'clock P M. a brick House and Lot, located as
above, immediately opposite the residence of Mr.
Francis T. [sbetl, and now in the occupancy of Mr.
Oeorga Burnett, it contains 11 rooms, with s large
brick kitchen, stable. Ac, and a well of good
The Lot fronts aboul 35 feet, and runs back lot)
f-et to a wide alley. The House is insured for
#2 UUU.
Tubus.—One-fourth oash; the balance at 4, 8
and 12 months, lor negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed
inn N JAS. M TAYLOR A SON, Aucts.
VAMARIE REAL ESTATE ON THE
SOUTH SI DE OF MAIN, NEA R TO PEARL
STREET. FOR .SALE AT AUCTION.-We will
! sellonthe premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th
day of April, commencm* at 12 o'clock, M., the
valualile er<-perty located as above, adtointn; the
store of Messrs. Gardner, Carlton A Co., aril now
in the occupancy of Mr. N. C. Barton. It fronts
on Main street about SO* feet, and runs back an
average depth of about 1 0 feet.
Being in the very heart of the most business part
of the city, this is regarded as the mo*t va'uahlo
property now offered. A plat may lie seen at the
orhee of the Auctioneers.
Terms.—One-tilth c*sh ; the balance at 1. 3 and
9 sears, for negotiable n-tea. with interest ad ted
and secured by trust deed. The purchaser to pay
the taxes and insurance lor lsio.
mh 14 JAS M. TAYLOR * SON, Auct's.
V T MA'\Hi.i il \»T wJSvJki su AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY AND Orb
STREETS. AT AUCTION.—The subscriber hav
ing purchased elsewhere, will otter lor s.le, nt
Sublic auction, upon the promises, on THLRS
IAY. the 6'h day of April, commencing at Of
o'clock P. M. his present residence located at 'he
southeast corner of Clay and 6th streets, and ad
jeeent to the S«oond Market.
The improvements i.c a dwelling cnntainint'
nine i<« ins. chsets. Ac. The lot fronts 24 feet and
runs back 120 feet to a wide alloy. The premises
are supplied with .at ami water.
ihe location of this prencrt' renders it valuable
for a dw elling or lor i.usi..ess purposes.
TBBlts.—One sixth cash; the bal mcc at 6 12. 18,
24 and .'"0 months, for negotiable notes, with inter
est aided. and secured ay a trust deed. The pur
chaser to pay the taxes and insurance for liWd —
Possession given immediately •
John o. stegrr.
Jai. M. Tatlou A So\. Auct*. mh 16
rM»>ltllSS!o.>i»CH>» SALE 111 REAL
v< E«TATE ON THE SOl'TIl SIDEOjF
FRANKLIN, BETWEEN l'irii AND Mm BTB.
As Special • onnniSKionT, appointed by a decree
of tbe I'ifcuit Ci i.rtol the city o" Richmond, pro
nntiiirod on theliMi day id February. IMOu, in the
case styled Poors et. a!s. vs Thompson et. als .
the un'lersiKnec Commissioner will proceed to sell,
upon ths premises on WEDNESDAY, the lsth
day ol Apill. commencing at 12 o'clock St.,the
valuable COT located on the South side of Frank
lin, between 13th and lltli streets and immediate
ly npaoaits Metropolitan Hal!, with an old
FRAMED BUILDING thereon. It fronts 28 feet
and 1 tins back about 100 t.-cf.
TcnatsouSaxb.— Enoß Ii in cash to defray the
expenses 01 tli-s decree, and the additional sum of
five hundred dollars, with legil interestthereon
from the 15th day o< October. Itisß. and the residue
in two equal instilments, on a credit of 6 ami 12
months, the \ urcbaser giving bonds bearing inter
est from the day of sale for the deferred payments,
and the t.Ue robe retained until all tho purchase
money is paid and it ia ordered by the Court; the
taxes for lSi'gi to he pint !.. the purchaser.
DRURY MOOD, Special Com'r.
Jas. M. TaTLOB A So\. Auclioneers.
N. U.—lf the above-named sale should l»e pre
vented by thelnelemencv of the weather, thesame
will take place at the hoar and place named on
the next suitable .! ly thereafter. (Sundays except
ed. 1 Bib 21
raOMMISSfONER'S SALE OF REAL ES
\y TATE IS HENRICO COUN I 1.-As Special
Commissioner, appointed l>v a decree of Rearioe
County Court, pronounced on o-, e 10th day of
March, 1889, ia the aoaa stylvd Wood et als. vs.
Valentine et .lis.. I will proceed to sell upon the
premises, on THURSDAY, tho 19th day of April,
commencing at 4 o'clock P.M..a lot 01 LAN Don
26tS street. Union Hill, netweeu M and N streets.
fronting 13 feet and running luck 122 leet, to an al
ley 2ti feet wide, and nearly opposite Street
Baptist Church.
Immediately niter the above, say commencing at
42 o'clock. TWO ACRES 01' LAND. lietween IJ
and II and 33d .tr.J .'<tr.li .streets, near 8100d y Run
Spring, and opposite tne residence of R.H.Lor
ton. Ess.
On FrtIDAY, the 2oth day of April. I*so, com
mencing at i'» o'clojk P. M, on the premi.es,
MNE AND A HAI.E ACRES OF LAND, on the
plan of Marion Rill, bounded by MeCoal, Fisher
ami Scott, streets and Almond's Creek, adjoining
the property of Jos. .1. Pleasants. Ess.
Immediately after. TWO ACHES OF LAND in
the above plan, described as Lot No. 71, and ad
joining the Iniids of K. H. Styll, Res.
Tkkvi. of Sals — One-third cash; Ihe balance
in two equal instalments, on a credit of sand 12
mouths, the purchaser giviaa notes, with interest
I added, and litis retained until ordered by the Court.
I DRURY Wool),
Special Commissioner.
Jas M. Taylor A Son, Aucts
N. B.—lf the sales above named should be pre
vented by the inclemency of the weather, thesame
will take place at the hours aud place- named above
on the next suitible tfav (Sunday excepted' there
after. I mh MJ__ I>*JJ RTWOOD, Corn'r.
Ity I. A <i. It. llti veil port, Auct's.
r*t ROt ERICS, Ac, AT AUCTION.-On
II THURSDAY. 2»th March, we will sell, at 10
o'clock, at our auction store, tin assortment of
GROCERIES, viz:
--• Reßoed SUGARS.
New York SVHUP.
Western BaC-iN SIDES ami HAMS.
SOAP. CANDLES. STARCH.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
tt'ure Molis-es BUM.
Re.titled WJiIBKEV.
French BRANDY.
PORTER. CLARET WINE.
Oreen aid Back TEAS.
Tanners' OIL.
—A LSO
-4.0 Bides SOLE LEATHER.
hums.— Under BUS, cash; 9100 and over, 4
itlis' oredit, for approved negotiable paper,
h£l _l- AG. 11. DAVEN PORT. Aucts.
DOTS, SHOKS AND HATS, AT AIT
TION.-On THI'RSDAY,2!»tIi March, we will
.at 11 o'clock, at. our auction store, 300 cases
OTS, SHOES AND HATS
TKBMS.—Over RRB, ninety uavs' credit, for ap
Pr B 'd,l PaPOr |. A t,.8. DAVENPORT Aucts.
Hy limilop, Mestcure A to.. Auct's.
PARCO SALE OF POKTO RRO SUGAR
L/ AND MOLASSES, AT AUCTION.-OaTUES
DAY, the 27th uist.. commencing at 11 o'clock, we
will Bell at our Wharf and War-house, at Rock-
Itue cargo ol the brig Isadora, Irom Porto
>. with
i hbu* I jftsse andehoice enality SUOAUS.
0 hhds. ehotoc tuality MOLASSES.
ill -c sdded to the sale,
5 hhds. prune and choice quality N. O. SL
OAR
10 hhds. Muscovidn MOLASSES
lßms —Under ■yluO. cash; over «100, 4 uonths'
it, lor arproved BegsAiabs pap»r.
l. RaJa wi'hou: re.ard to weather.
121 DUNI.OP, MONCURE A CO., Auct's.
" By E. It. « 00k. \llct.
tISTKKS SALS. Or fsfSkCR OF dry
GOODfi AT AUCTION -By virtue of a deed
of trust to the subscriber by Seems K. Da* by, and
.'ulv recorded in the Hustings Curt of the city ol
Richmond,! will proceed to Ball at the store ol
sudtisoryeß Bashy No.SlMmnstreet, nMON
DAY, Apnl 2d. .»t IjoVoek. ths srhde «1 the
stock contained 111 said store con-istm- of Chubs.
■Jassiiuete-, VestuiiS. Sattinets. Kerse s '.aliens.
Dress Goods. FKnnt-ls, Oottene. end m f at the
vanetv mualiy found in a ed DKl'
UOODS establishment. ... ...
At 12 o'clock *h9 unexpired lease of said More
will be sold to tbe highest bidder.
The trade is re-iues.ed dm attend, as the l.oods
are fresh and well assorted.
Taunts.—Afl sums under .*IOO, cash; over that
amount, 4 month*' credit lor notes satisfsciorly
endorsed SILAS L. JOHNSON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. ii Cott, Atict'r. mh 2l_
By #ll}iaßß Paaualli, Auct'r,
ißank Sr.. pBTBBSBtrau. V*.)
SALib asr KTEAMBOtTS,
r •>^-J««--i , AiiKS. Ac. AT AUOTION.-On
afaUSßßiisb3btHUßSDaY.22<l tr.st..at 12o'clock,
»t oiirwharl. in Peterslmrg, we sh'lt sell at aue
uon without reserve, the STEAMS*. W. W.
TOWNES. seven ASKS, a set of W AY.S a COAL
SCOW, SHED. OFFICE an.l OFFICE H.RNI
TUtK. RLOCKS, RHrGINOS, CRANE DER
RICKS B pair of HORSES, well liroke lor hoist
ing ctr-io. and many other articles too numerous
to TßßUsat sale. PAN MILL ACA RTER.
Wm I'ammli . Auet'r. mh H-Stawtda
POSTPONEMENT.-The above stle is post
pnned to FRI DAY, SUth last., hi Un clock M.
mh ay r. a. L.
Uy ThBS. W. Kt-r»ee, Auct.,
(Office corner 12th and Cary streets.)
aastaaoi EITR**SITR RALB OP RICH*
•>tV t MADE CARRIAGES. ROCK
BE=3iftAvVAYu. BAROUCHES. HI UOiES.
WAGONS, Ac, *c AT aUC l'lON.-i he suh-
having to remove Irom Ins present place
" Im-mesV. aVill .ell. on WEDNESDAY. March
28 eomineaeiutat 11 o-Oseek, i>ti Droul, between
i am and «itli streets, his stock ol
RICHMOND MADE CARRIAGES,
consisting inpvt of-
Eour and six-seat CARRIADES
Four and two seat ROOK. AW A k H.
F.-oir and two scat 01-O'siao.
Two second hand CARRLAORR, (nearU new,)
Sseond hind iAROUOHES andl BUOi.iKS.
Spiing WAGONS, with and without tops.
The ab«yve wo. k is all ol ths best quality, and
u.-Arro.ntad the usual tune.
Tsaui-For iill som* under «100, oash ; over
* m,,ntllS, "OKo6& IL'
Bale conducted by Thos. W. Kbsskk. Auefr.
ADDITIONAL.— Will l>e added to the above sale,
aConcnd huilt WAOON. supen .r to any wagon
«cr otfered for sale in this city, the ow.ier having
„ ,*use fJr .1! THOS. W. KEESEE.
ma Id ===£■=*
NKW TRIM til NO AND FANCY OOOOR
uTORtT. SO. fl. MAIN >TSEET-Wetake
leave o info- in the Ladies of Richmond aad vicia
,ty, that we h*' c Jjit opened *■_•"•'»»,« W »*L*- V
vars linn assorto'ent of DRE-S IRIMM|Ni»B,
MA NT I LAS, LACES. VEILS RI 0 tH>H ».
>WWGH itpWfc"* >J»LI.(NERY and LA
D TeyPUllß■«*"-« GOODS»» senary
Man* tears of sapsricncs, aid coanectioßa with
lbs b-stVholSSaU hoesss ia this c< uatry wr I ea
aJds J U fttJßph always srlwt is new aad desifSj
**' -**** ~- 7 !* * 9**
ZU _ ~~'mU*XAsm\Tßi
My Ocddiajs Apperaen. Auct's.
CO*«!RIS«IORtR'SSiAJbKOFRRALB«- (
TATRriN HENRICO COUNTY.-As Cofc- J
raissioner appointed by a decree of *•»«(£"■£ \
ty Court, pronounced on the 7th February. IMP, IB *
tbe esse of Tiaslny acainat Tiusley 's adaiinistra- t
tor. *c . I shall proceed to sell, at paWio auction, o
at Henrico County Court-house, on MONDAY, «
ths 2d April. MHO (.being Court day.) at 13 o clock, s
M. FIFTY-THREE ACRES OP LARD, of t
which Malai hi Tiasley died seized aad possess- f
ed 01. in the upper ens of Henrico county, and 1
hounded by the lands of Robert H. Henley. John n
N I'ordon, B P. Cottrell and others. Also, f
Kii'HT ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the abbve r
S3 acres. , . , . , . ■
The foregoing, sale is to he made at the risk and y
oosfsol Wni.S. Hurruss.who l»scaine the purchaser f
of si.d land at a former sale ,jL ; : -. ... [
TFR*«--Cash. The taxes for be paid by fa
the pnrehaser. JOHN N. DAVIS, Comr. r
(JonDil A AprKR = o>*, A_uets. __ mh2l i
VALUARLR RISINESSSTANOON THE \
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN. BETWEEN 2nrn
AND2l*r STREETS, FuRSALE AT AUCTION. ,
At the request of Mr. Henry Wal.enstein, we shall t
sell at public suction, on the premises, on MOW- .
DAY. the 2d of April, laid, at AM o clock. CM. 0
that large FRAMED BLTLDINii and the LOr on
which it stands, located as above, and heretofore,
(or uiiny years, occupied as a store and tlwsllins
by Mr Isaac Solomon. The lot fronts 32 feet and J
runs back 102 feet The property now rents for J
,*3m) per annum. The location is regarded as an ■
ex-ellent one lor business purposes. .. I
TsßMs.-One fourth cash; balance at 1. • and J
9 months, for negotiable notes, interest added, so [
cured by a trust deed, or title retained. The taxes i
for l»iO to be paid by the purchaser. . s *
mhS GOUDIN A AFFERBON, Auot's. '
T'O-VIWISSIORERS' SALE OF VALUA- ;
b BLE REAL ESTATE, SLAVES, Ac.. IN AND I
ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, r
As CoTintsstoners. appoints tby a decree ol the r
<jountv Court of Chesterfield.pronounced at March ■
term. f«0 in the case ol Wood and firant a« st I
. U I. Sixer. Ac. we shall proceed to sell at public I 1
iiicnon, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY . the I a
4th April, IftKl. at3> a o'clock P. M. (if fair; if not, I
tt.e next fdirda..'the following valuable REAL j
ESTATE, SLAVES. Ac . TU! . ■_._:
Ist The life estate of satd Sizer in SIZER'B
TAVERN,OB Man street, in the town ol Man {
cheater, at tbe ooruer of Jackson street, running j
back 125 feet. ... t
2d The fee simple of said Sizer in the real es
tats is rear of the tavern property. between that .
andtha Masons' Hsl..front.ng on the southsideof .
Jacks.-n street, with two framed tenements th. re
on With brick basements. This property is cvpa
t>le .1 a d vi.-ion, so as to sell a vac mt lot, which J
will lie done if desired. ,
3d. The fee simple of said .Sizer in and to an un- J
divided moiety of the Left puichaaed by him and '
Lewis, of Pertitie, Trustee; being part of Lot ,
No 3inE. C. Mao's plan, adjo.mng Man-hester, "
fronting on a street 33 feet wide, extending irom j
ele -enough street to he Railroad.
4th. The hie estate of said Sizer in a Nei.ro
Bo* a .tried William, and his fee simple in un old
'A oman named X Inula.
Tesms- For the slaves, cash ; for the real es
tate, one-lourth cash; balance at4.B and it months, <
for negotiable notes, interest ad.led. secured by a i
! truadeed. The taxes for 1*"0 to be paid by the (
purchasers. C. 0. MrR„E, t Corn's I
KRABMI S GARY.S oorn s .
Sale conduoted by Oonma A Appkkson. Aucts. I
uili 19 J
/M>>l>llSSloSr.R*S SALS OF HEAL ES- '
V> TATE IN MANCHESTER.-As Commission- !
er appointed by a decree of the County Court of
Cliesteifield, pronounced on the 13th Decemlier,
1553, in 'he case ol Cunningham. &c, against
nrown. & c, 1 shall proceed to seh at public auction,
on the premises.on WEDNESDAY.4'hApriI, UWu,
at ii o'clock, P. M.,tif fair; if not. the next fair ,
day. Lot No. •. in the plan ot Manchester, on
Porter street, opposite the former residence ol K.
W. Baulk, fronting 132 feet, ninning hack 166 feet, i
having an oid framed tetieuient thereon. i
Tbbbis.—One third cash; balance at 6 and 12 i
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and title retained until all the turchase money is i
paid The taxes for IS6O, the purchaser t4» pay. i
mh 19 C C. MvRAR, Com'r.
Sale conducted by Gonmv .* Appf.kson, Aucts.
MOST VALVARLK l'K IVA l E RKSI- .
DENCK ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ,
URACE. BETWEEN 4m AND sth STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION—WiII he sold at auc- j
tion on the premises, on THURSDAY .ifternivon, ,
the 6th April, IhiO at ft o'clock, the Write and con- ,
venientlf located RESi DENCE, now in the occu- .
pancy ot Dr .limes Bolton, fronting on the north ,
side of Grace street -7 l . t feet, running t-ack 123 ,eet .
to an alley, in common, lti feet vmii. Th* Tene- ,
ment is three stories above basement, and con
tains 11 rooms, in addition to lath- room, besides a ,
kitchen containing 4 rooms, and B brick stable nnd
earn*, a-aouse on the mley in rear. The House is
built of the best materials, nnd his reoentiy been
pur. in a complete state of repair. The window
sills, caps and cornice are made of iron, and the
front gutter lined with copper. It is furnished
with every modern convenience, such as cnoking
range.warm-nir lurnace. bath room.water closets.
Be These advantages, together with its elevated, '
h»Hi»hful position and neighborhood,
render it one of tho most desirable residences in
the city. The property may l>e inspee'ed liefore
the day of sale.
Tkrms —One-fourth cash ; balance at 1, 2 and 3
years, for negotiable notes, interest aeded, secured
by a trust deed. The taxes and insurance lor I*W J
to be paid by the purchaser.
OODOIN .v APPERSON. Aucts.
P. B»— Possession given Ist July next,
m h 23 G. ft A.
il SS IO N R 18' SAI.K OF KKAI.
E IN MA N C H E S T E R. ON THE
>F HULL AND BaRNEY STREETS
ssinn.irs appotntsd by n dcciee nt the ■
it of Chester field, proaoanced at tho
in, I-S'.i. in the ewe of Pattesou, fte..
tlt'i'r. we shall proceed to sell, at public
i the premises on THURSDAY, the
rate, at i .»> .»-k p m.. nf fur; if not,
ir day. lone-half of HALF- ACRE LOT.
the pi in ot .Manchester, opposit •■ the
f Or. fainuei A . Fatteson. at the corner
Harnev Btreets, fronting about 82*. feet
t sole of Barns) street, and 86 feet on
side of Hull street. There are three
vi tiie Lot, two wooilen and one brick,
>t which is now occupied by Dr. Weisi
ffice.
Knoimh in cash to defray expenses oi
ice in equal instalments of 6.13 and IS
r bonds interest, with good per
-11v. and title retained till the further
c Court. The taxes fur HGO to he paid
dtsepvp
KOHCOi: I. HEATH.I r ilin . r .
0. C. McRAR, \ *-•*-"- r8
incteU by Godwn A Apterson. Auct's.
By Kobert_R. Lyne, Auct.
IX FAK.*t, • nvrAINI.NO FIVE
A HALF ACRES. ON THE OSBORNE
(E.4S MILKO BELOW RICHMOND,
KAT Al CTiON.- I will sell at public
• the 3d day ol APRIL, i if fair; if not,
<ir day thereafter.) at 12 o'clock, upon
<es. tnat very desirable little Farm, con
acres, situated as described above, ad
-3 lainU of K. Mills, J.is. Throgmorton
and others It proiluees -t-ell of the usual crops,
and is admirably ad'.pted bir a market garden.—
i'he improveiiients consist of a framed dwelling
with the usual out- h.iuses, all in g-> >d order. The
titration is peifectly healthy, society good, and eon
veuiei.t to chii'c.ies of several denoini nations and a
KOodnrisf mill It can lie purchased privately before
the day of sale : if sold, due notice will he given.
Tii>' premises will h" shown to Mr. Childress, who
resides on tne premises, and for terms, ice. apply
U, RO ii I.VNK.Auc. .
Office in Basement Metropolitan Hall.
Hy Rienerd tautlioru, Auct'r.
OTO» X SALE UK Seat«>« * R I KS. ¥t\
t> TUREB. Ac... AT AUCTION-STORE AND
DWELLING FOR RENT O.N DAY OF BALE.-
In consequer-oe of mv failing heath. I have deter
mined to discontinue business, and in iuilherance
of mis ohjec. shall rent at ptihoc auction, on
TUESDAY. 371h m-t , at 10 o'clock, on the prem
ises, my com mod urns brick D W E I. L 1 Nli and
STOKE, on Mam. het«eea 24th and 25th streets,
built It the special convenience of a •.>•< cer Af
ter renting out the Store. 1 i-lia'l seil at auction.
f.«r cash, mv Urge find we'll selected assortment
of.. OCERI ES.ooßsistißS of Lniuo so. all kunls,
CofiVe. .""aitar. Rice, Tobvcco. Ci.ars, Candles,
Soap, ie : a fine assortment of Crockery ware : a
large lot of Boots Shoes. Sappers * c ; Counter,
Show and 2 Platform - e.tlns. Counter iio ,
Jte. JAMr.S P. NEAfiI.E.
Sale conducted l»y R. Cayfuena. mh va_
Ry Alex. Nott, Auct.
•TIRADE SALFOF DRY GOODS. Ac-Will
I be sold at auction at all store,on TUESDAY
morn vi text, the 27tii issf nrUTIIBBnIBs at It)
•'clock a large a< d desmbts atook of sea onalile
DRY GOODS, v.7 :— M p eceg Cassunere and t'jsxi
netts; 25 pieces Tweed Catiitnere; .vt pieces Bhep
ard's Pta iU; 66 pieces l.men Urili; lopieees Lmen
lhm«li; 2u at bibs PinV«w-Caea l.ir.en; 26 extra
tine B'ocha M'.fiwls: .*U«y d..zen brown and mixed
II --'i I" r! mv: ;«.' d»B ii 1.-non Bosoms, and many
other articles not necessar\ to meii'ion.
Taaats.- All sums under SaU.oask: over faf,six
ty ilais' credit, for approved uegotialre pipor.
Also, will be sold, on account of Couimouwealtli
or Virginia _W Army OVERCOATS.
nklT " C **J ALEX NOTT, Auefr.
LiIIKKIFF'SSALKOF VALLAHI.F. HEAI.
v> ESTATE ON 17m STREET. OPPOSITE
FIRST MARKET. -By or ler of the Circuit Court
4.f the cttv of Riekasond. 1 wil sell at puimc auc
tion. t'» the highest bidder, on MONDAY, March
ltr.!**). at 4 o'clock P. M.. the intenst of A. W.
lv ie ami Harnett Pyle. being two undivided sev
enths, in the two LOIS OF LAND, with two
bric-K tenements thereon, ia the city ot Richmond.
on 17th stieet. east ol the Market House, between
Mainand Franklin streets adjoining Waluut al
ley on thy North,enhjoct to the dower of the widest
ol the late Wm. B. Py'e.
'I lie tenements buoys referred to are occupied as
store* by A lirinwtld and E. D. Keller.
Taaats. Oas third e*shj hasanes in six and
twelve moaths tor aeaetßtßis notes, interest sd
ded.and the Utleretaiasd tiL aenneeyaaco is di
rected in theGoart H. X H.LY>ON.
mh 7 Ida Shet ill City of' RssduUjond.
POSTPONEMENT -Iv coiise.iU4juc» .»f the in
clemency of tne weather, Hie above *-.le m post
poued until MONDAY next, .V.arcii *ith, Itun. at 4
o'clock P. M. jadj M
SALK OF I ASJP IN HAI
-1 OVER, ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL KAII.-
I ROAD-—Pursuant to the provisions of a deed of
I trust from Wm H. Tyler and wife, to ths under
I signed, at tbe request of tbe beneficiary in said
deed. 1 will, on Ihe premises, on the luth day of
April. I**4l, commencing at 12 o'clock, sell to the
highest bidder. Distract of LAND, conveyed by
said deed, containing by estimation one hundred
acres. This tract of Land is on the Virginia Cen
tral Raih-aad, and admins the lands of John K.
Cross, Jno. J. Wmstield's estate and others, aud
is a nart of the tra -t of land lately belong inn to
Charles Jarvis' estate.
Tkbu*.—Cash will lie reciired for so much as
will he necessary to par the cnets of sa'e, record
lac said deed. Ac, and to discharge the deM se
eared by said deed ; as to the residue, the terms
wilt l*e made known on ♦be day of sale.
mh* d»H_ HO IViSWKf.l,, .Trust—.
A •ilk ok vary
A VAbUARLE SLAVES -Will be Sold at pub
lie suction, on THURSDAY, ths,l9th dtv of
March, 1.-mo, at th* lite residence of R. Ouiohun
itro.Sr, deceouid-situated n the count* of Flu
visni. and wuhin three mdsset Columbia, all ths
slaves heta-asia* l<» sajd estate s«r<ai«ra in nttm ■
k,r, vis i M EN and WOMRN. SOYS aud OlßlJl.
These slaves are likely and valuable farm hands,
ami will be sold mm months time for bob ot4a*<s
Re sSßddin m Anperaonv. Amcg'nT"
••"■a* **T m '™' ?&• ** «a\l to BeT
it public aemtaos. ou ike premises. "iToiTda V
he VIA ef March. Mst).. at 4), o'eloeV ,fT. M.Vuf
air; if act. the next fair j» Tl t the RA>ajT fcu
rATE described in ths'decree emmaa-d. eonaist
ng of part of Lot No 7tSmth» elan of said city
routing M feet on the north side of Clay strata!
unninr back ahont 61 feet, having thereon two
mall Brick TsnemenU. Also, that other Lot, part
it Lot No. 7», at the comer of Clay and Bth streets,
routing 56 feet oa the north side of Clap street,
unnina back on tbe east line ol mh street U feet,
laving thereon a new Brick School-Hoeee. .Also,
he Lot in rear of the above, heint part of Lota
Kos. 793 and 7t», frontier MB feet on the east line of
th street, running back 180 feet, and hounded on
he north by the iot of Mr. Thoame W. Mctanee.
TERM«.-One third cash; balance ate, mead 18
Boatbs, lor negotiabla notes, interest added, and
ills retained till all the purchase money m fully
mid. The taxes for 1980 to bepaid by the pur
ihassre. PEACHY R GRATTaN.*, cam'tm
POWHATAN ROBERTS.I UMn W *
Sale conducted by Oodpib A Armnsoa. Bind
2 WALL FARM OP T 1-4 A< RES ON THK
J .MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD. HALP MILE
sOSTH OP RICHMOND. AT AUCTION.-Will
>c sold, at auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY, the 27th March, MW, at 4* o'clock P. M , (if
air; if not, the next fair day.) the small FARM,
.cated as above, opposite the one owned by Judge
Petet V. Daniel, ft is now in the occupancy of
mr. Pendleton, who will give immediate poa
lession. if desired. The buiictnss on the place arc
-mple en<>ugh for the accommodation of a large
m.ilv. The neighborhood is a good one, and its
learcesr to the city makes it very desirable aa a
-evidence or market garden, for which purpose tbe
mil is admirably well adapted.
Tkkm--.—One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and
2 months, lor negotiable notes, interest added,
md title retained till ail the purchase-money is
"uiiv paid. The taxes for 18&) to be paid by the
jurchaser. GODDIN A APPERSON.
mh 19 Aactionees.
pOMMTRSIONLRji S\LK OF HOISK
I- AND LOT ON UNION HILL -By virtue of a
le<*ree <>f the County Court of Henri -o. pro
lounced en the IJth day of M.rch. imt. in 'he su t
•f linker vs. Baker, Ac. the undersigned Special
'ommissMiier. will sell at public suction, oa
ITESDAY, Die -,7th day of March. 1360, at 3>»
.'clock V. M., tbe property in said dcc.cc men
lioned. being a Lot fronting 46 feet . n the south
ude of VenaMestreet, between 18thstreet and the
turnpike, running buck 169 feet to 0. A. Strecker's
property, with a small framed House, Ac., thereon.
Tkkms.—One-third cash, balance on a credit of
I months, for negotiable note, interest added, with
iOodendorser, and title retained. Taxes for ltttH)
the purchaser to pay. JNO N. DAVIS,
Special Commissioner.
Sale by Gonnttf A Appkhson, Aticts. Imh 30
RSilt X .s I OK X uud DW XL
V LING ON THE SOUTHEAST SIDE »>F THE
CANAL, BETWEEN 6mi AND 7tii bTH., FOR
SALE AT AUCTION At the request nf Mr. Bar
nett Wicker, we shall sell at publn- auction, on tbe
premises, on W EDNESHAY, the lath March 136u,
it 4'_. oV-10.-k, P M., thi bnok store and dweliwu
located as above, now in tna cceupancy of Mr. J.
H. Koch, at an annual rent ol $163, payable month
Iv. The hnnsA is in good order, and is regarded as
»n excellent business stand
Tf. Ms.—One-fourth ca?h; balaßeS at 4. Band 12
months, tor negolnble notes, with interest added,
and title retained till last note lie paid. The taxes
and insurance lor I.SW to be pail l»y the purchaser.
nib 17 OODDIN A APPERSON. Aucts.
/'(OIUISSiIOMK'S SAI.K DP LOT ON
THE EAST SIDE OF 29th. BETWEEN M
AND N STREETS. CHURCH HILL - By virtue
of adecee of the County Court of Henrico coun
ty, entered at March term, ltttO, in the case of God
din A Apperson *•» Lewis, Ac, the undersigned
will, at 4 o'clock P.M..on THURSDAY,the 29tn
day of March, 18U0 (if fair; if not. the next (alt
uay. upon the preinn-es. proceed to sell at auction
the above-mentioned Lot, frontim; 33 feet, running
back IS feet.
Tsrms.—So much cash as may be necessary to
discharge the costs of this suit, and the charges and
expenses incident to .isid sale, snd to par to the
Flaintiits the sum of 567.20. with interest thereon
rom the It.h day f No* einher, l-*7. arid upon a
credit, us to tiie residue, of 1 month* irom the di-.y
of sale; taking for the said deterred payment a ne
gotiable note from tii.v purchaser, with agnod en
dorser, wi'h interest added from tho day of sale,
and retaining the title until the whole purchase
money is paid, nnd a conveyance directed by the
Court. The taxes lor )tS69 to lie paid by the pur
chaser. JOHNSON H. SANDS,
Special Commissioner.
Bale by Oonnllf A Apper-on. Aucts. [ma 19
NEAT BR'lt X 1 ...%... »ll.\ ' ifNCIIL'RUM
HILL. ATTHE CORNER OF M AND 2sTH
NTREbTS. AND VACANT I OT ATTACHriD-
Will lie sold at auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 29th March,l*al.
at 4 o'clock, the new and excellent brick TENE-
M bNT located as above now in the occupancy of
Mrs. Sarah Sharp. The lot fronts 33 feet, runs
back 124 feet to an alley. The house has 6 rooms,
besides brick kitchen and the usetl out-buildings,
together with a well or pump of line water
Term*.—One-sixth c-.sh ; balance at 4- * and 12
mouths, for negntianle notes, interest added, and
title retained until the last note is paid. The taxes
for 13-0 to be paid by the purchaser.
mh 19 UODDIN * APPERSON, Aucts.
nOU'SE AS 0 l.'oi Foil SAi.E ON
CHURCH HILL. CORNEK OF CLAY AND
fJPTH ST3 • AT AUCTION, ON THK PREM
ISES, ON THURSDAY. 2.ITH INSTANT. ATi,
O'CLOCK.—The BOUSS is a convenient dwelling
for a small family, havim. 4 or 5 rooms, besides a
wing suitable for a grocery or mech'iiic's shop.—
T he lot fronts nhnit 15 feet on day street, winch,
with nnotber of 30 feet adjoining;, (to be sold at the
same time.) will furnish to 'he dwelling a rich gsr
don spot, or produce lot for sows and jma'l usiry.
The house has now a muul ten int. nut porstssion
iiivi be had soon, if desired.
TsBJgS.-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, Sand 12
niotitlis, for negotiable notes, with in'ereat.
ml. SO _J!H>DMN A APPERSON. Aucts.
VAirARLK RfcAL RSTATR IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO NEAR THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. AT AUCTION -Atthe request
of the hsir-at-law of the late William Ooiildiu
deceased, weshail sell, al public auction, on the
premises, ,n the order advertised, on FRIDAY,
the3othof March,UM, at 12 o'ehwS M.. the fol
lowing valuable real -.state, of which the said
Goutdia died seized, viz : Lot No. 4, in Square No.
27 in Riitherfoord's mlution. Union Hill, fronliiig
173 teeton west. 2t)t.h street, running back on tlie
I north side of S street Lin leet; also, Squars Nr>
I 19, in same addition, bounded by (nth, liata 'I and
R streets.
And at 1 o'clock P. M., of the same day, <«v ths
premises, in the order advertised, the following
vaißabJs property in the ii>wn of Sydney, via : 341
feet two inches of land on the south side of Grove
street, beins Nos 115 ami 110 extending fioni Vine
to Lombaidv «trei-t, riinriiiiK hack. HI feet to the lot
of W. C. Allen, Esq.
After which will iie sold nine Lots in Ritchie's
pltn. designated as No*. 07. (i-v, fi : », ;u, 71, 72. 73. 74.
7i. ironting together 270 feet on the soutb side of
Taylor street, running back 130 feet, adjoining the
new Sydney Baptist Churoh. '
After which will be sold an undivided moiety of
that beautiful square of four acies. with the large
Brick Dwelling, \o., thereon, formerly own-d and
occup-ed'iy Mr. N E.Sutton.designatedaaNos 272,
273 274 276, iH.uuded by Eluiwoo«l Dover, Elm and
Ced'ir streets. Also, tne be-utiful square of four
a.ires.adj.-triins' Nos 321,322,323.3 M, bounded by
Eltiiwnoti, Dover. Robinson and Mu'.l>e ry streets
Also, an undivided moiety of ihat beautiful sq.ia'e
of lour neres adioi-ung, designated l>y Nos 317.
318.UP,320, BaaasVad hy Dover. Eiiuvv.t.id. Cedar
and KobuiKou streets.
At t:.e same t.me aad place will be sold 107 acres
of Land in the lower pari of Henrioo, adjoiuin<
the lands oi Messrs. Carer. Fisher. Frsnk'in
I'arker, kc, aa.l eon va ted to said Souldiß by Jos
by deed ol the rttli SeptKiniMr, la6l Als>,
at the same time and pic-, wilt tie s<>i t two-tin its
<>f an undivided ttaet of 30 acres of Lund on the
Deep Run Turnpike, ne ir the lands of the late
Ambrose Hutcheson and others, co. veved -osaid
(iouldin i» W Hi itdiri, Tm v c oi R. T Wicker,
by deeu of 31st Jui<. liiSu.
'lekms.-Ouc third oath; bslance at I and 8
tenths, for ne otial.le notes, interest auded. and
titl • retained till all th- puichase moBS) is falsi
paid. The taxes lor I*so to he pud by ths pur
chasers. OODDIN A APPERSON. AuoVs
P. B.— It is probable an arrangement ari.lbe matfe
With the owner of the othei undivided u.oiet. of
th.. thtae four acre lots in !*yitii*v. sons to sell
thi :n as a Whole, and not a- an undivided m.nety.
nih'JJ <i. A A.
|* - isAi.B. uF VAI.UA
t BLR FARM. WITH sToNE QUARRY
THEREON. ON DaNVMI.E RAILROAD. IN
CHRftTßttPfkLll COUNTY, ON JAMEjj RIV
EK- FOUR MILES PROM MANCHESTER -
As one of the Commissioners appro i ted by :t de
cree of the Circuit C mt of Ches eitield, pro
uouneed on the 4th Mar. UCS, in the case of "Pat
testva against Cewilßß s reerejcotitives," 1 sha:l
proceed to sell at ;iih ie auction, OB the premises,
on ROM DAY. the id April. I crib, at .io'o'.-uit M ,
(if fair; if uot, the next lair diy. lbs FARM, lo
cated as a'...ve, foriuerlr owned by the late Willis
W Cowlnu. and pur liased i.-y Mr Ueor.e W.
<'Ole, at a sale made under % former decree entered
in this cause The tract contains 173S acres, and
adjoins the lands of Richard Archer. Na hanirl
Orees and others. The liuildinss oa the tract era
nearly new, aud suft)cieut lor the use of a small
family. The hind is partly ariAje and partly m
w.h ds. and there is on it a valuable atone quarry,
which front its proim.it) t. tbs Danville Km
road, idd-i greatly to its value Mr. Cole, runling
on the premises, will take p aaaats in sbowips the
plice to tho*e who may call n huu.
Turn kku will be made known at ths hour of
sale The taxes for ISCO to lie paid bj the BUi cha
ser. C. C. McRAE, Aettti„ Com f.
rt tie 4-onducted by liopM.i A Arr»»vosi, Aucts.
mn M •_
EXRUUTOR** SALE Of RRAL ESTATE
IN MANCHEhTFH - The undersigned, exec
utor of Nascv CLA.Bg M.yo deceased, under the
prpvisio sof the will of the testatrix, will sell at
i-ulil'e auction, ou the pieunses. on W KD.Nr.a-
DAY. the 4»h Aprd. ICO at 4 o clock P. M.. (if
fair; if not. the next fair dsjr.i a part of t'.e real
e.statd of which the res' tru died •mci). vu : A
lot on thenoith siSeot Hull. r WTatii street, on the
S'luarc iIBBBSSIStart below James M. Perdue's
stoic, frontTg 73 feet, running back on Bui lows
street loA leet, t.uetner with aa old frtiueu tuiW
\ai thereon, now occup e;i br Senj. Mo..re This
property is in ihe central, business part of the
town, aad is very d»»»rabl> Incited
Tbs*« -One fourth cash; balance at o.l2and ID
months, for bonds bearing interest, secured by
trust deed. The taxes loi lain to be said by the
purchasers. C. C. XcRAK.
Executor of Nsuct Clabbb Mato. deo'd.
Sale by Oophi.n A Arrtmov. Aucts. imh 1;»
I*. i- -!u.u.e«liatel> after the foregoing sals, will
be sol 1 a most beautiful LOT at tbe corner of De
citur and Jones streets, fronting 131 feet on ths
Norti s<d« ol the former, and running hack on the
East side of the latter street 133 feet, it will be
sold at the nsk aud cost, of th* former purchaser,
who has tailed to oompU with the terms of sale
Tsßus.-Onn-r urth cash; tmiaaoe at a sad U
months, tor naeotiaii.e notes, bearing inurest aad
i» retained till all the parehsae niopey ia paid.
• t*xes for itk) to he paid by the purchaser.
>h_2t JO & A.Aacte.
I PI RBLAX ROE A IHRIKEOrTHS
Circuit Court of H .never Coastr, prom>uaced
the )>»h day of March. IMB, ia a suit therms de
mms b« the style of Buckley, who sitee. *c .
Buck is*. he * the undersisaeo. aedseeml Com
■aioner.wUlprticsedTo seTTy puWosuoiinn.
M ,*li KO R0 aLi V E, *%ss£* **
bones W ffffafffij?
.. >. .^..-^.i J .., fMmxinsß*-*-**"^
F-ffl*ffl»*^»jrvwsars
55^
DRY GOODS-Several isvoiees Dry Goods.
Cassissersa. SnUaets, Linen. Hosiery. Gloves.
Bit
ters, No«p, Caadhm, MaßßfacturM TobUMN, Ct
mhaa*' _• ABBti—sir.
•r tsedwlß A Aafeeseay ASB-rs.
i on.- Purßanat «o a decree of ths Oeeety Coert
?i ""■nco. eatsred ou the Sfh day ef April. IMS.
"—.-«* ***? Rersmaa •/ sWs.ee. Wm.
B>rTn^S u l*i'** aU i,um •* Aaeasse and Chas.
m»?Ei!2; 4 !iV-''- •-»hserilms,l|B»Sw*OTCosn-
M..a number ef valuaNe itavSii; it2.*f t£.
These louare adiimahly aiuiimd t- l!uirna?
poses, and several of thsai coatntaVituaamTasost
esce tentand valuable day
The locations and Boomers of ho
aacofUined l>y applrae-ieaat the ..aWnf Messrs
Goddm A Apperaon. where a mapotUsV ewrWnr
mw cease*. „--,_----
Tskms.-One-third cash; balaass at « aad ■
mouths,, for negotiable notes, beat -as interest,
title rsuined until the last a. ts is paid.
W. IiODDIN. #~ ,
P H. AYLBtT.t; Vom't*.
Sale conducted by Ooddin A Arraaaoß. Aaeta.
ashS
" My T. M. Dlfge*. Auet. '
AirTION-HORsKS, MULES. COWS, RUO
GY, A« - Will ba aold at tho Horesinyton
Council Chamber Hid. THISMOhMINU.com
mencmg at lv o'clock, several Saddle and Bernese
HORSES; several MULES- 3 mTT.CR COWS and
CALVES: lIOF BUGGY and HARNEBS.-l DKa V
-sad HARNESS; 1 two hose WAG -M.
mh.4 J. H. DIGUES. Auct
PATALOt'lie: S.tLl. or L.tVt, bBKJMI 4L
\-i AND MISCELLANEOUS BIX>KS AT At'O
TIOM—On HATUhDAY AFTERNOON. March
Mth, at 4 o'clock, at auction room as Ateia Street.
Hi- stock oouipriae* a library ot valuable LaW
liuOKs; and the MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS will
comprise the best selection ever offered iv thtaeity.
ihey lieiu/t a selection from tne bast BagUeh aad
vn.f rieao authors IBe catJo.ue embrapes some
40U voiumes of valuable Books, and wi like a good
opportunity for members of the Laguuaiare and
others u> get valuable Books Cot their libraries.
cfalor.ues ready on morning of s«le.
ii t HUH™' "lssn-un. J. R. DIGGER, Au>*.
N. B -The catalogue will tie sold through with
out reserve.
. After sale of Books will be aold S3 tne Oil Paiat
iugs. in I.ne Koid Kilt frames. mh«S—td
Ry|fc. U. » oek, vnct'r.
HO KM KB, Mll.tiv HUGOV, Ac. AT
AUCTION.- On SATURDAY, lit,, instant at
•ii o'clock, 1 will sell at the lot on Council Caam-er
Hill, several Sadd.e and Harness Roraes. arnousat
winch mas be found two very large Work Horses,
6 y ears old, of fine action and sise.
-ALSO—
6 young, well broke Mules, 1 Buggy and Bar
ness, 2 Furniture Wagons, several Mich Cows. he.
E B COoK Aliat'r
ADDITIONAL-Will lw added. I Open Bury
and Harness, 1 Sulkey,in good order; 1 one-horsu
Carriage, with oval. lisses. to hs sold without rs
serve. | mh 231 _E. B. COOB, Auet r.
Thomas W. Keesre, Auet.
[Oftice corner of 12th and Cary stfsets.l
fly _ HORSES, MOLES AND WAfION
SALE AT AITCTfON.-WiUhssotd.
8A I'U R DAY moraing. Mth iast., oom
moncii kat 10 o'clock, at ths Horse Aaotioa Lot.
Council Ch'iinlier Hiil.ssveial Saddle and Harness
HORSES, M I LES, Ao. Also, one STREET W A
GON, in good order.
mh» THOS. W. KEESEB, Aast'r.
fly Richard Cauthern, Auct.
TRISTfES' MLE (IF HOMK AND
WAOON. -As trustees in a deed from John F
Dames tons, we shall, on SATURDAY, ths »4th
day of March, 1-tuO, at the Horse Lot, oa Council
Chamber Hill, sell at public auction, to ths highest
bidder, a HORSE and WAGON.
Tastes-Cash.
JOHN O. WILLIAMS.! t. ....
E. NANCE, f Tntshree.
R. CAT-Tnoa-4, Auet. mh 11
By J. H. IRgg-ea. Aacf-r.
WILL RE SOi.U, ew , uight this weak, at
auotion room 86. Main street, commencing at
7 o'clock, a lares invoice of fine Hold, Silver, and
Hinted WATCHES: fine Gold JEWELRY. (Jold
GUARD and VEST CHAINS. Ladies' CHATA
LAINS; Silver Plated SPOOLS. PORKS. CAS
TORS, Ac. Also, a lot of FANOY GOtiiw. Cl-
GARS. CUTLERY, Ao.
N. B.—Cons tit nme nts receivinf every dar and sold
without reserve. J. a. DI GOES,Auet.
D. P. Sooth. Salesman. jaf-ta
My Alex. NetVAucL '
NIGHT SALEM.-WATCRES, JBWELR*'
AND FANCY GOODS.-Will he aoht at aae
lion, at mv store, commending, at T ••eloek, THIS
EvF.NINO, and continueddnrtnc theaaaaon.svery
ni4tht, a larze assortment of fae Gold and Silver
Watches, fine Jewelry, Bracelets, fanoy Hoxea,
Knives and Forks, Pocket Cutlery, Castors. Olaaa
ware. Merino Shirts. Drawers, Table Cloths. Casv
simerea, Bed-Sprsada, Cixars, and Fanoy Goods.
no 30 AtRX.N(ITT.AiML_
BaOTPIWO.
«-•««• ju k , »-.. i Lli . .» *\TZ", I
WEER.-POW
STTIF T-faTHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPA
NY.-The steamer GEO. PEA BODY, Capt Rich
ahd I'siTCHsRP will receive Ireishtto-day, iKHI
DAY,) and np to the hour of IS o'olock M., SAT
IR DAY. the 2»th inst.
Freight taken to Boatoa via Baltiatera at low
rates, with tireat dispatch
This steamer has splendid state-room passenger
accommodations.
I'ass-ttte and fare 96*
l'asseoi-ers will please be on board before II -l'eik
l M., SATURDAY,the hour of departure.
TtcUets for passage procured sitksr at our offioe,
in Shnckne Blip, opposite the Columbian Hotel,
or at Ihe Steamers' wharves. Rockerts
_mh23-2t DAVID A WM.CURRIS.
*iCIS.YoHK-FOR BOSTON DIRKCT-S.
idntfefli ni ru- rf Trip.- To sail about TUESDAY,
27th inst . I'mm City Point.
Freight wi 1 he received for her at theTowine
Company's Shed, on the Dock. SATC R DAY, 24>lw
Moi.da>, Aith, aud TUESDAY,27th, up to 4 o'clock
P. M.
Lishterage at Ship's expense.
Bills of Lading given at our omoe.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
mh_aS-4t_ SHIELDS A ROMEBYTLLR.
JhJSl.rbK HQSTOfI-F I RST VEBSEL.
-*SwTlis rncular packet schooner SI>AN, Capt
"■■■•■■Seth G. Bee BBS, having a portion of her
cargo engaged and going on hoard, will have quirk
dispatch. For balanoe of freight, apply to
mh zn-tu David a wm curry.
roK **W VOHR.-FISST VP^SkT".
YORK LURE OF'
-the superior faat smwfi achf.
DANVILLE. Capt. Sum Cfussma, havesk a por
tion of her cargo engaged and going on hoard, will
have sumk rtispare;.. For »Alanoe of frsiskt apsis
to Imhls-ul DAVID AWM CURBIK
r-OK ST. AIARK'S, FLA -Thesfnye-
fast sailing sehr. '• CHRYSOLITKT"
aj. SuiTH. master, hav-ng the greater
mtrtion of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch.
For remainder ol cargo. a>plv to
mh i 7 - lot w. d. Colquitt a co.
„jfJPJiL »«»TMK.-TOBACCOMANfcFAC*
<XJjiZ£} TUB HRS.and others, sendias us <*owda
saBBBBfUUBBytaj m a Nste York Slemmer*. fiu- as
*ntpw«>f. will please address as by mail, gi viae
specific direclions as to where and flow they wish
said bootls sent, otherwise they will Wa stored at
their expense and >isk.
No charge made for forwarding mah Goods.
LUDLAM tfITEfRVR?N.
fe»-Sm HA Broadway. New \ort.
!OPEKATt»M -This beautiful'aad huth
ired STALLION will stand the P c r n.
•Nt season, coinmsaoiag thehlth o r Marnh.
of his nme v th" Cross Nonds <Dr Lbo
.fvip's, in New Kent o<>un'>, and the re
half at my staMes at Broad Hock.iß Chern
sounty, and will lie is to mares at S)h) tan
endinc th' Ist of July the same to ba <Js
b* the payment of tfodunug the aaaavn.
to the vroom in e<er* instance.
uptiob.-OPERATOR is % blood hu. six
J a half hands high black legs, pane aad
perfect in form and s. Ministry. Hs St sevpn
d this -«prm ■; His o >lts are naa«Balled ia
tat aad set »on
mi. opKRATOR is full brother to Mia
man. aad is by Boat'-a. Jr.. whose pedigree
rll known by- brveears Ui be reiarre4 to
tisdtm wash imported Trustee, g rand -
Johnsoa's Andrew, and hr dam by Anser
ipi< and fcciii is o«t of Elia« S U>t ha
sby old Sir Archv. Kliaa Sph>teh was out
laaa mare, and tbe C.tisea mare was out o{
tnatPtr laltea imported to this country,
or further particulars seeTnif Resistor.
DAVID McDaNIEL.
-2twSw Brotul R.vek. esar Richro vstd.
ROR MLX —Two aewaadlichtone
horas DRAYR; two second-hand Wj\iJONS
east new »n« |sims CART. Ah*, thret
and Harness HORSES.Badepatso? Matck
8. terms arouumodating They caa bs
m* shop and stables, oa TXwk. between
n SRh streets.
_mh M- EDMORR BOSRIEUX.
THK SIRS! RIRER ass then dm."
rampiioniir to announce to hsr custom*isuMal
and the I.adn>s ol Richmond »sacra I *aauml
ly. th.n she has inst returned from New \ or* wits
an •teaaat as-o tinea tol NetW and FASH lON A
BI.E MILLINERY.
■raßMßiiasr
h,
friends and euatomers. aaStSs isaa
rally, that he i« .JtkTrls.
rSiiS which b*woaldhshaeef »• »aa»•» .a las
rmwifsupermr sty ie. tvm — feasoaahte terms.
iBBR— t _ , , ~.,
sUBID om hrndtosstiaQ thstr wjahen
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