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SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

daughter Of Mr. Hgam Boosh, reading wliamsburxh
l. was afflicted So Affection ytSrs becoming
Hosi helpless om its escs The disease considered be
yoad cure by physicians As last
STRENGTHENING Phse tried months from the
application Of the articles her phySe1n her in
perfect health. The lady married and
quite free from all symptoms OF her former compliant
Every Column in this might be similar
mas In al Nervous Complaints chronic
they mly be- the efficacy of Dr. Ches genuine GavaEe ar
elcs Is truly wonderful
% Oaly agents for Richmond
DUvAL * PURCELL, Druggists I47 Main ST
For sale In WytheviIe only by Wx- Il. sFIILER-
Explanatory pamphlets may be had gratis mh6
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MONTEREY National Song being No OF New Series Of
National Songs" Words by Watson: Music BY Austin Ph1ps
WYE LA CoMPAGNIE; Song Chorus sung BY the MAY
land Cadets Glee Club
HAPPY DREAM sung in the Dana tie Mysterious stran
ger by Mr.. Riehings. Composed by Dr W Cunnrgton
YES WILL LEAVE THE THRONG WITH TREE. An
wer 20 -oh share Composed BY II
Hewitt -
I'VE PLENTY or LOVERS Sung in the Drama Of -BIapeb
Herottn Composed BY Or w P Cunninston
LoWLAND FANNY. By JH HeEiu TIN, song farm. M o
OF Songs Of the Old Dominion"
JAssANINE BOWER Ballad suax in The Grand historical DR.,
ma Of Phillip Augustus" BY DR. CurninEton
The MOON IS MEANING DER THE LAKE: Noturne for
twe volees Composed BY John Boekley
DROWN IN THE MANrLING GLASS. A Giee for 4 voices.
as with enthusiastic Musical Drama Of
the "Er,hancss Al the Walnut Street Theatre PhiadePha-
Compost by Dr w CunninEon
LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS, arranged for the Guitar
PIECES
LIEUT. FRY'S QUICKSTEP. Arranged BY J X Opi
lBRAHIM PACHAs MARCH. Composed BY Clover
QUEEN NBTORIAS BAND MARCH. BY n Browne
10 DO do. with vguette : Clover
CAPT. ELLIS oUICKSFEP. Compo,ed By Dhworth
BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA DO DO Grobe
ENDORA WALTZ. Do DO Funei, pusk
OCEAN WAVE WALTZ. Do do "a
AMERICAN POLKA. Composed dedicated to Cbsvsier
de Husemann Charge fAiTes Austria By Nde
Marie De Werner KorPonsy de Komouka
LOVE MOI, with brilliant Composed and dedea
ed 70 Ms Louise Lewis OF Pha5elpha, by Grobe
sAlVT LA FRANCE, with variations BY Boyer
~l2 100 Main street, corner Or lin
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A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
RECEIvED BY
NASH a. WOODHOUSE,

NOS $50 ard 100. Liers Living Age
No. Mexico Il was and . 3 sly Rrs ntr Naver
June No The Horteutuais ard Journal Art Rural
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No g Washington aSd bis General o. legends Of the Revo-
tion--Hy George Lippard
pqiutcy AMI Daughter. Elegantly Illustrated
The beautiful WIDOW. A novelty 7 : Arthur Author Of
'sWeetesrs and Wives" &C, ne. Complete
Thc Chain Of Destiny adventures vsFahouA-Rv The
author o. Tire Orange Girl nf venec~
The rsh Sketch book-hy Mr T,r,rsh Author OF Yei
low Plush Correspondence" &C Illustrated
Fns honas Revenge The Secret enemy Of the later
crufades-By s. muel Spring. Esq
Winter Sin for ladies, instrseuons In Whiting netting
and eoets Sort containing The and fashionable pat
per uum
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NOTICE OF BOOKS
RECEIVED AT 81 MAIN STREET,

hOOkseiIerS, StatiOners, and Dealers iFR
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No Greatest Plague Of Life. The Adventure. OF LADY an
search OF a good tervanE &c - -
Keeping up Appearances Tale for the Rich and Poor BY
7 Arthur S7e -
No Dombey 4 Son: Sc
The Beautiful Widow Novel. BY T Arthur Csc
Inc Mineral Springs Uf Virginia, Maps together with
aaan; &c - 49, ~
Lie and Correspondence Of Joseph Military Secretary OF
washington at Cambridge Adutant General Continental
Army &C by h" Grandson VIM b Reed svo, $50
Ranking Abstract Of the Medical vols svO intending
1850; $50
The Life Of Wesey and Progress OF Ms,hodun b
souihey l. edited BY Chas soabsy A. I'd American ed
ton, BY Rev ID Curry, AN; -
oaion Of the AGe-eomprsing portraits bioraph
cal. BY FaneIs, Esq soc
The Correspondence Hon Smith l. l.
D. formerly Governor Of Connecteut; 81
The Lawyers Daugh'er. by Adm, D y; lie
Ihe Hour ard the Manan romance By Harriet Mar
neau.
DIT oseOeEs Receipt BOOE for the preservation Of
heahh
year Spain, by Mackenzie; IS.
spseuaton novel, BY Mis- Pafdoe soc
Memoirs Of Baron Cuvier. by Mrs K Lee. use
w n Edwards 81 -'p
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The Lammermuif, BY w n ha1wen J7e
Nos 10 and IL Martn BY Sue, lee
No "a Pictorial Enfand.
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RICHMOND, THURSDAY, JUNE II. 1s47.

"a ENOR RENT The house at present oc.
eupied by e. T. Winston on Church IIli corner Of
tansn and 9sh strre The srge in one Of the
apply to
my 2t-d JONES WINSTON
m ENOR RENT.-A front room over nv
t',,.,. store suitable for an Once Possession given
large Kitchen. Apply to
my Ia-a RoBr MOTT
Ef ENoR RENT, and possession given LIST
the subscribers. '''"'''' "
my 1T w.M.&. e. C. HARRISON
"a E'OR RENT-and possession given in a
AA II few day.-A ue., and hsndooe e.s,,ee ,.,, m.
eorns, Of I'd and Main suitable amy Apply to
PSo RICH'D HILL, Jr
VIE desirable family residence street. occupied by
NE subscriber Possession given immediately. Apply
I'm FOR SALE.-A very desirable resi-
denes about one mile Northwest of city
and within a few minutes the Baptist College.
For 's,%' which will be made accommodating, apply to
ap2 RICHARD HILL, Jr
FOR RENT.
EE1 The wooden dwelling house on Grace
Street between 9Th and 9Th occupied by
VINO 10 rent can see the house BY calling on Mrs Drew
-aplo -a FRY * CO.
IN FOR RI! RE Mt. brick dwelling house
street This house has three dry
basement and or chambers a garden kitchen
Kent 500 and possession may be had LIST April
mist .: ": 4 }: J: FRY 4 CO.
m ENOR RENT.-The desirable Dry Goods
Store formerly occupied by sir r. n jenkins corner
o. VAN and 18TH Streets This Store has three foos
e oe ye and with for the Whoe,ae
Dry Goods business Possession be had
mn Se-u II w a. J } FRY L. Co
E-1 ENOR RENT.-The upper part of Tene.
ment occupied by w Nar,hsH x Co opposite IN.
Richmond and Fredericksburg Depot For apply
mn " VALENTINE, BREEDES 4 Co
FOR SALE.
Gf The beautiful, comfortable, extensive and
convenient house and Franklin the late resi-
denee OF James w Pegram, deed excellent order II win
SHOWN TO any one wishing purchase great pleasure
either OF the subscribers and knownand pn
ueuisre EXAMINATION Of the
VIRGINIA PEGRAM,
w. X. JOHNSON,
le23-du EIeegtriI and Executor off w. Pesram deed
EEf NOR RENT-Two STORES under the
ELL Exchange Hotel suited for Grocery or Fap,v
Stores Possession given immediately apply Once or to
"a - w FRY.
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CLARET WINES.

OHHhEI " Nv En)s
II HAVE now on hand, 100 boxes CBARETS,
comprising general from low priced article
brands imported county which offer for
moderate prices Persons prefer buying
viii end tho order the
New Yof excellent judge of these Wines
careful his SELECTIONS an buys them only from ffEi hand
My n genuine Imported Liquors and Wines
plcie my stock OF Havana
sthesc arel,so the notice Of hiond, and TN public
Pa CRAM,
apao No 9, Exchange Block, Richmond, Va
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YoUE
OWN STATE.

OWN SIAIE
VUNHE Company have hand at their
PAPER MILL Depot OF the Southern Railroad good
super, and letter folded and
papers ruled plan also medium printing enveop and
OF various Al the lowest wholesale prices
they public attention. assured that in quality and
pree with the production
They prepared 10 execute ordersfo
any description that the market or the may
require dealers requested to call 1.-THE Paper
Mil a md eIamine for themssives NH l4u
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FOR NORFOLK.
III n-HT ~

spring and summer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rail
Road and Steamboat Line Between Rich
mond, Norfolk and Portsmouth, via Port
NalthaII.
= e. The Prblic are hereby notified that
sSzlzzzlXEzk. the sPleIi Steamboat MOUNT VERNON
CAPT H. MITCHELL, running between Pom waihan
Norfolk In connection with the from Richmond
burg At the low rate OF One Dollar including Meals
Passengers leaving Richmond Monday "Wednesday Friday
Mornings Al NJ breakfast board the Mount
arrive al Narfolk between and Returning, MoInt
Vernon leaves Norfolk Tuesday Thursday
DAY mornings beakIng board
and arriving at PORT Waa BY 70 O'Clock ~
by 1t NJ
IL will be perceived from tile above
expeditions line gyes visiting Norfolk
opportunity OF aD-aeting and returning
mornng N 10 be absent from the
Tie Mount Vernon stop landings on James
River to take in and travel any on
thc river where signal IS made.
The public assured that IL determination he
pTopretors 10 keep th, line permanently
travellers between Richmond and manner aad
at the lowest
For further infomaton Tickets freight apply the Depot
OF the Richmond and H sburE Railroad Company
Agent. NH Is
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IME-LInE-gSO casks Lime remaining uns1i Schooner
M 10 RANKIN a WHTrIOCK.
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DOGGET 4 ANDERSON,
PAPER ETaNGEn<

md UPHOLsrERERS, No. %, GOVERNOR ST.
n AVE Just received large and beautiful as
sorment of French and American Paperangings Borer
FireSereens Venetian and Window
shades Plain and cooured Mating mary articles in
our line oil business which have been great to
sui The taste OF this community We from
our friends and the public generally disposed on
as terms as any ore in the city and pre-
pared To attend 10 punefuahy and The
sulctett desire 70 give SUBTRACTION 2O-d3m
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A Book Tor every Presbyterian.
UST published by the PRESBYTERIAN Board Of
- fubeauonan Exposition Faith of the
Westminster Assembly 81 Dvines By the Rev Robeu shaw %
Whitbain l2ma 900 half calf IS This
an ampoeaon and enforcement Of system
90 the Confession Fah exhibited az once doe
tnal and practical and supplying desdeum every
Der OF NE Presbyterian Church been adapted By IN
editor Of The Presbyterian Board Pres
Of DRfNEpR a NonpIs a. 49, -.
Where general of the Boad Of Pubeson vos.
may ee found. mys6
VALLoW CANDLEs--5o bor.s Mould Can juss received
- Tor aleO my@ wEBB, BACON 4 co.
"A LOT oF SUPERIOR eOuatg cured BACON HAMS, pat ~
mylT wORTHAN. MeRUOER Co
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GENTS NULLIFIERs AND sLIPPERs.
HAVE Just received a handsome assortment
OF gents superior Nues Slippers made Of the .osst al
the latest style. s' ~ " "
Gentlemen that troubled Cons or lender feet will find
the above Shoe, just the thing for e season
lie n ANvt A..
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
H X J Q JAMES u co,
~ Hr-ry tsusi' cd stssa, Ne io7. sais Srs,D
HAVE received by recent arrivals an extern
y sive assortment Of FREsH SPRING GOODS to witch
they invite The attention o. the Town County Trade Thr
Stoet consists IN part Of the following fopis
400 Bales sud Cases Ofnabugs a. 81 and Brown and
beaehed shectnEs shngs and Long Cloths America an r
sish; ais1, brown ard bcactcd urna
IS Cases American French EnfHsh Fancy and N,, M
Pfnts ard Chiutr u The newest stylcs
10 Cases American, Scotch English snd Frrneh Cisttas
Lawns and Baroriucs from eoulm1n superfnu
80 Gases Pant studs LINENS, tincn nril.Hgs &c hc
10 Gents Linen and Worssd Coat SUITS
Common and fpentd Ncsiinrr
10 Blue hik AMI ftney Cloth, and Ca-suisres
70 Hesvy inrn goods Rufafs I'D nuttums
ALso-Red Ticks Apfcn and Furniture Checks Csrbfiss
1aeonets Plain Sifred Nnsns scrt. collars M
som pan snd fancy Seet Ties aaa Hd Cotton M-dfss si
STA Hdsfs. &c
eJ 4 ean BE- respectfully aoaoasi
mAW ma a JAMES A co
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Rifbm,ona Dailp fpbis.

RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT M. ELILOrr, Associate Editor.
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CITY HOTEL,
e i c In IN o IN d. Va.

'NHlS new and large establishment was OPEN
edsy the SUBSCRIBER on the ala who as.sanee
% nj AHsn hte The long tried and well known Proprietor Of
Their undivided attention TO the eo Of their
patrons The House situated Of the Civ ON IN,
ground lately covered by Old Bel ravrn ma .
handsomely provided wh furniture entirely new with sober cy
Of the Of the parnei .nd
rs. OF Old friends and aequaintanes and years eIps
enee IN the BoHnsbrook Hotel Petersburg Va think hey can
supply an equivalent bestowed on them ah-
Wen formed and provided under the Of Mr. VIM
wood attached 10 the house convenient and be-
ing himself the proprietor persons arriving with their own bo.
may be assured Of good attention for them.
JOHN MINGE 4 SON
9T Peeseug lneigenee National Inteligeneer and Union
Washng'on c. Raleigh Star Standard ks5urx He
Ad and Recorder, Norfolk Herald and RIchmond
Enquirer Wauenton Fag copy week for three week.
and send their accounts for pa ment. a. 2s-tf
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Meridian Hill for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale this elegant and weknown
i mansion and farm, which is named from the lnonu
ment H. marking the meridian line of the United States
The house is OF brick and succeed is 90eet 'front.' and d
Deep IL and high with portico 81 by IL feet
was built by the late Commodore Porter tie best man
ner and without regard to cost
stands on the hill the head of the avenue, directly in
'front.' and about mile from the Presidents House
comma nd ing most beautiful and extended view of the
Potomac river the city of Washington, Georgetown, Alex
andria, and the adjacent country.
Near the house servants quarters stables, ice-ouse
w ash house, well of pure soft water, garden, large
peach and apple orchards with other choice fruits flowers
shrubbery NC
The farm contains of first land, with very
comuodous farmhouse, and large barn, both of brick
open wood large growth about 10 acres near
the mansion and the remainder is divided into meadow,
pasture, and arabic fields.
II fronts Boundary street, the city ne) the rear is
on road leading from Georgetown, and can, when de-
sired be subdivded into lots to great advantage
1t perfectly healthy all and though now con-
sdered of the most beautiful private residences In the
Union, is still susceptible of great improvements and to
gentleman of TASTE and fortune, offers rare desrable and
very profitable investment.
large portion of the purchase money may, If desired
remain FOR several years, secured on the prop
erty. .
Possession may be had Immediately with all the growing
crops, stock flaming utensils, &c. Also desired, the
furniture of the house.
For terms &c apply Messrs. Soutter Il Broughton,
Philadelphia; to Messrs. Souter, Brothers Co, New
York or to the subscriber, ON the premises 49,,
]. FLORENTIUS COX.
Washington city, d. c., April al--eod2w
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BY X. ". DYER, .s.cstenn<r.


EIfp NJITIfp ~ oIrI iHiCuSsE.foLD AND hIICHEN
MEN Hon SEe i 5HI q ;S Lass WAhE Ia
T,n.sa,s- ~, oo nc - a Z 4, Wy, &c at AUCIlCN-Cn
=, h i N , ~ az ~ clock a. m, shall SELL
~ 49, - u vi. .rlEnt non. hcnard Pakenham,
,h and I'm sea his s ni on ~ street, between
which i Of he he, lind nna & nSi % Ts an OF
d ~ ~ a M ga !, e iaue IN England,
a ~ a'ions' wn,oi are o'i',ie n. as ohows'
Two dozen solld rosewood cha,fs with cane seats and
har CUSHIONS Two SOFAS TWO cara lapies, pier tables, sofa
tables and window curtains to match
Two dozen mahogany chairs seats with morocco
very handsome mahofany Parlor chairs, arm chairs,
and soas covered with SILK daask ana WINDOW curtains
omach
Handsome tete-a-tete sofa
Two dozen widowed seat drawing-room chairs, maple
and rosewood
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by the President Of the United States.

TN pursuance of law l. JAMES X. POLK, President OF
the United States of America do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land offices in the State OF FLORIDA, at the
periods hereinafter designated, to wit
At the land office at ST. AUGUSTINE commencing on
MONDAY the twelfth day of July next for the disposal
of the public lands within the limits OF the aforementioned
townships, to wit:
South ofe base line and east Of the principal meridian
Township TWENTY-FIVE of range twenty-eight
Townships wentyone and twenty-five, OF range twenty
nine.
Townships eighteen and nineteen and section six, in
township twenty, of range thirty
Townships eighteen nineteen and wentyone, of range
thirty
Townships eighteen and nineteen, of range hirtytwo
Township eighteen, of range thirty three
At the land office at NEWNANSVlLLE, commencing on
MONDAY the nineteenth day of July next for the disposal
OF the public lands within the limits OF the aforementioned
| townships, and fractional townships, to witi
South Of the base hne and east Of the principal meridian
! Township nine, of range fourteen
Fractional townships tweny-seven, twenty-eght TWEEN
ty-nine, and thirty the main land, OF range hleen
Township twenty and fractional township thirty
| five, on the main land, of range sixteen
Township twenty and fractional townships thirty
three and thrtyve, the main land OF range seventeen
Township twentyseven, fractional township thirty wo
the main land and townships hirtythree and thirty
! five of range eighteen.
Townships thrytwo hirtythree, thiTtyour and thirty
hive, OF range nineteen. 49,.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools, militia
ny, other purposes will be excluded from the sales
The sales will each be kept open Tor two weeks (uness
the lands disposed o) and no longer and no
private entries of land in the townships oered will be
admitted until after the expiration of two weeks from the
comm encement of said sales.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
sixth day of April, ammo Domini one Thousand eight
hundred and forty-seven. JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President;
RICHARD NJ Young,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office
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Plats of these may be the auction rooms.
The deeds above referred the following viz 1897
June b. j. Greeneaf r. Morris, and Others H. Pratt T.
w Francis, and Others in trust recorded among the land
records of Washington county, in ber G, folio 1872 &c
1900 August g. Scott and others, commissioners, &C.
II Pratt Francis, and others; recorded in liber E.
commissioners Ne, to Il Pratt T w Francis, and 9TH
recorded in iber Z, No s. folio 372 &C. 1901 Februa-
ry 10, w Thornton and others, commissioners, &C., H.
Pratt L. w Francis and ohers recorded in liber F, No.
8, folio 2O2 &c. 1911, June II, T. Munroe, superinen-
dent &c, to H. Pratt and ohers recorded in liber 2, No.
25 folio Az, &c. 1901, September l5 w. Thornton and
Others commissioners, &c H. Pratt and others;
ed in liber c. No. T. folio 2sl, &c 1903, January g. w
H. Dorsey IL. Pratt and others; recorded liber j. No.
folio 263 &C. 1885, June %, A. c. Hanson, chancellor
Nc, to H. Pratt and others recorded in ber c. No 8,
folio 49, Nc 1887 October IL, H. Pratt surviving trustee
3 Tghman and deed endorsed dated October Is 1887
b. Tlghman H. Pratt, j. Dundas, and c. s. Miller, in
trust &c; recorded in ber w b. No H. folio Ill, &c.
In making the sale, the Undersigned acting sole
vvng trustee will convey such title only Is vested in
him BY the above recited conveyances.
The of sale will be onehird cash. and the residue
in equal payments in nine and fifteen months the pur-
chases give their notes, payable with interest those
periods secured by deed Of trust upon the prope and
in the of the Eastern Branch ands be further
curedby satisfactory endorsers The deeds in all to
be prepared at the expense of the purchasers.
JAMES DUNDAS. Surviving Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
April l9-3tawts
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MARsHAL,S SALE.

TN virtue OF writ of rindtioni erponas issued from
the clerks office of the circuit of the District of Co
um bia for the county of Washington, and directed
shall expose public sale for cash. Wednesday, the
18th day of May the front door of the courthouse
said county, at O'clock p the following property, viz:
Lot No 35, in A, in the city of Washington, 'front.'
ing % feet on 3D. street west and containing $500 square
feet
Lot No 49, in square A, in said city fronting Is feet
Pennsylvania avenue, containing 2, lbs square feet.
Lot No a. in square A. in said city, fronting rs feet,
Pennsylvania avenue, containing g. iO5 square feet
Lot No &c. square A. in said city, fronting % feet
3D. street west containing $500 square feet with the inn
provements thereon.
Seized and levied upon the property of Henry e. Re
and sold to satisfy udicals No to October term l847
favor of Thomas Sewall.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April l2-dts Marshal of the District of Columbia.
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