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Correspondence ~ SfSe fSnq""e'.
WASHINGTON, May 2O-P. NJ.
u. S. SENATE.
The Vice President laid before The Senate
communication from Lewis Cas-, OF Michis an,
resisning his seat in the U. S. Senate.
A message in writing was received from the
President of The United States transmitting me-
mortal from the Legislature OF Oregon, in rela-
ton TO the ncursons OF the different hostile bands
Of Indians in their vicinity.
The memorial was referred 10 the committee
on Military Affairs, aud ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Benton was appointed chairman OF the
committee on Military Affairs, vice Mr.. Cas-,
resigned.
Mr.. Butler, from the committee on The Judic.
airy, reported bill providing Tor the punishment
OF persons violating the secret proceedings Of
Congress.
The bill TO amend The act for the transporta-
lion Of The mails to foreign countries, was taken
up, amended and passed.
The Senate spent the remainder OF The day on
Private Bills.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A message was received from The President OF
the United States in relation 10 the incursion Of
the Indians in Oregon. The message recon-
mended the granting promp! assistance TO Inc sell
| tiers in The Oregon territory.
The message was referred 10 the committee on
| Military Affairs.
motion being made that the House resolve
| itself into Committee of the Whole, and pro.
coed with the Appropriation Bills, warm
discussion ensued as to the order of business,
many members proposing to take up the subject
of the Oregon difficulties in preference to the APP
preparation Bills. The House finally decided 10
20 into Committee Of the Whole on the Post OF.
flee Bill, which was perfected in committee, and
reported TO The House on the rising Of the Com
mit,ee. The House then adjourned.
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lam Dcrl7s % iii 4: G ,

On to1ytecnH Street RillicT Mr ECGhangc Uolcl
vV,uoMAs LAMBERT respsctiulIyinforms his friends
and the public III general, that he has commenced
tho business Of LOTTERY Broker, IN tho office ton lih
street under the Exchange liotel formerly occupied
by D. NJ. Ioyt. and recently by E. B. Pendleton.
Drawing Of The Sussex, Delaware, Lottery, Al
Extra, May 20:
81 Al IL ID 5 63 II 3 &C Al II 81.
Ticket, G SO a. small prize, sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawing OF Mononealia Lottery FIX, 10. May 26
76 81 5 AZ So Al - 10 81 II al Sc IS So.
Ticket, Nos. 46 81 76,l Two more Of The
DO. IL Al 46, Capitals, sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawing 81 The Leesburg Lottery, Ex. 20, Mav22
So Is Is 76 50 g. % So IS " 25 Is IS 10
Ticnel Is )3 g, a piiZa of 500, returned 10
the Managers Nobody taacted it.
- LAMBERT.
TODAY.
TUESDAY-The Vi. Monougalia Lottery, Glass 90
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals: So.
AGO. 10 900 1000, 5000, $500 l,3d, II Of coo, &c.
Is Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81; halr-s2 ours p,
Observation-Disclosures Rich The N. Jersey
Lottery, Class No. A. drawing expected "Wednesday
evening Capitals S4n 300, 2O,OOO 1900, &C., &c. u
Nos, Is drawn Tickets Si0 halves S; quarters . 50.
No 49, Capit,ls S30,000, 10000, 1000, 5000, 800,
aa35 10 of CO., SC. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS;
halves 3d. qlarIers -.
FRlDAy-1hs Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass
No. 81. Capital: Sll 900. - Sas., ID drawn. Tick
els 81; halves | 30. quarters 1jc.
SATURDaf-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex Della
ware Lottery Extra, ClaS- M. d. .apltas S5,UJu,
5000, sc. - Mo-, IL drawn. Tickets 81 halves 80
cents quarters - C.
Saturday Evenng,-Sars close II O'Clock.
33 900 DOLLARS!
MAGsIrIcEST SCHEMEi
Thn I.,-, ltitp Lot hp
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FLORAL AND BOTANICAL BOOKS.
r w. RANDOLPH Co., III Main 81.
:. Richmond, have Tor sale
Mrs Wiu's Floras Dictionary, 8 cord plates
SIS.
Language of Flowers, with illustrations, poe
try. 4 colored plales-l 10.
Fl1ral Telegraph, 7 colored plates London
so
Queen OF Flowers, or Memoir Of The Rose,
colo:ed plales-l co. -
Poetry OF Flowers and Flowers o! Poetry; oy
Mrs. Osgooa, 5 coloIed paes-l co. : r..
Same ia muslin onding-l %; same ID VI
kew Morocco, Is cciored plaies-3 w. r.,.
Ladys Book OF Flowers and Poetry, iu'Ae'
morocco, l3 pia;es-3 co. by Miss Hooper.
FIora's Lexicon; by Miss "a'efmaD' : plates
Il co. rs r,or,
Thnueb's among Flowers, with plates 81 CTS
Hand Book OF me Language and Sentimebt q
e";edoir Botany, or Parlor OF Flowers, 25l
colored plaies-5 w.
Poetry OF Flowers-25 CTS.
Postcal Language OF Flowers, or Pigrimas,
| IT Love; by D. Miller and Mrs. Z. 0. Smith, Il
| colorcd plates-4 90.
'Biake's Conversations on Vegetable Physiolo
J gy and Botany. May ~
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

ITO the Creditors of Henry Thweait, entitled To par
Il ticpate in the Trust Fund created by his Deed q
the I'D April, lsi2
BY decree maae the Isl May ls4s, In 4 suit
pending in the Circuit Superior Court nf Law emf Chan
Gerry for Prince Edward county, in which .'Baswel
smith i Jones and Others plaintiffs, and Henry
Thweatt and Others Defendants y The Commissioner
Is instructed, among other Things IN consider any Just
deb, which any debtor Of H. Hhwea,t held against III,
SAID Thwrilt hrinrr notice of lAc deed III I'D Aar
1922 III the proceedings m-ntnn-d proper ofsc,
against the debt due IN Thweaf;' and further, 'to
certain the debts for which said Th1ral, had given Sc
curly, nov remaining unpaid, and also the debts fol
which he had gwen security, nov unpaid"
Parties Interested notified that shall on the Isl
day Of July $780, my office, III Farmv lille, proceed
execute the decree abcve Northumberland they are
warned, that, unless they file with me, before that
time statements Of their respective debts, and ev
dences thereof, they may be excluded from participant
ing in tile fund aforesaid.
F. n. WATKINS, Commissioner.
Farmvillr MAY 81, ls.S-cwlw
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g5A CARD TO THE LADIES II

zJA CARD TO THE LADIES II
M RS. N. c. BARTON would inform tie
Ifl ladies of Richmond and vicinity, ..tha, haT-
ing permanently located herself in This city. vii
be prepared 10 display on Wednesday next, MAJ
3ls, al No. 100. Main street, (Store formerly
occupied by James Evans, Esq y dice AMI
varied assortment Of SrRAW, CHIP and SILh
BONNETS, CAPES, HEAD-DRESSEs RIB
BONS, FLOWERS, LACES, EMBROIDE
RlES, DC, OF The latest Partisan styles.
Possessing every facility for ob,a ming all lhai
is desirable IN Foreign or Domestic Straw
Good-, she would respectfully invite attention 10
her assortment May 27--dtd
RICE, PEARL AND JENNY LIND BONNETs
UST received a small LOT Of supeifnc Rice,
y Pearl and Jenny Lind Bornels, 10 which |
would invite The attention of those in want, as they
arc something rare in the Bonnet line; also a
handsome LOT of Rutland, Pedal and Leghorn
Braid; Pearl Straw, plain Straw and French
openworked Bonnets, and good assortment Of
Misses and Children's Bonnels-all Of which |
am selling very low. A. H7NEMAN,
No. 23 Main ST.
N. B. Also a handsome assortment ct Rib.
bons and flowers. A. Ii.
May %
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New Establishments.

COPPER SMITHlNG, TIN AND SHEET
IRON WARE MANUFACTORY.
THE undersigned has commenced The above
i business, in all its various branches, on The
Northwest corner OF Broad and 9Th streets, in the
city OF Richmond. Having been PRACTICAL
workman in all The above trades Tor many years
past, in different States, he knows himself 10 be
amply able 10 make aad do any kind OF work that
The citizens OF Richmond and continuity al large
may require OF his proiession-suc as wool and
cotton dyers and haers' cuolins kettles; halters'
plank kettles; stills and worms; conlectioners'
candy pans; all kinds OF copper Steam pipes suit.
able for any kind OF steam engines or boilers;
also, copper wash kettles and lea kettles, &C., all
kinds OF Tin ware made, wholesale and retail; cop
per and lin roofing; cutters, gutter heads conduc-
TORS, &C.; all kinds of sheet iron work, such as
sheet iron stoves, drums and stove pipes, tenders.
blowers, ash pans, dripping pans, &C., all Of
which will be made Of good materials, and in a
workmsnike manner, with promptness, and upon
reasonable terms.
Good reference will be given when required.
N. B-Particular attention will be paid TO all
kinds of repairing.
Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Lead taken in
exchange Tor work. CHAS. S. DERR.
April 20-d3m
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correspondence Of the Enquirer. !

BALTIMORE, May q, p. M.
FLoUR-The foreign news has produced no
marked change in the market. Sales oil 500 bar
rels Howard street Flonr today at S. so.
WHEAr-Sales Of prime red al 1874 a 1877 cts.
CuRN-Sales OF prime white al 40 cents, and
of prime yellow al As as cents per bnshel.
OATs-Sales OF Oats al 80 cents per bushe.
NEW YORK, May %, P. NJ.
FLouR-The foreign news has depressed the
market. Sales OF Genesee brands al So 25, S
43. 5 so and 6Si; Southern brands sell al 5
IS 5 93i.
WHEAr-Sales of prime white at 1872 l35
cents.
CoRN-Sales of prime yellow at Sc cents per
bushel.
CurroN has declined under the foreign news
BALTIMORE, Hay 29-4, P. NJ.
SUICIDE. Beckdel, first clerk in the
house of Messrs. Lee & Johnson, of this city
commitied suicide oday, by shooting himsel
with pistol, in his room at Barnum's Hotel.
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LIBERTY MILLS FOR SALE.

rU,IiE owners ofli,e Liberty Malls, in accordance with
/ The wishes uf portion II the Company, Fave con
cudrd 10 offer for sale th.s well known and valuable
Milling Establishment, situated on the Rapid Ann r.
yer IN the county of Orange about niEr miles from
The Louisa Railroad There four pair Of buns, rub
her .oo machine. pair OF plaster and pair Of
gris stones attached Ia this milling concern, all ia
GOOD rrpair There Ii ALSO the opposite side of the
river an excellent Saw Mill. The county around is
extensively engaged in wheat growing, and the Mill
has manufactured in about 6,OOn bbs Hour
The grade Of Hour made nj the Liberty Mills Is equal TO
any made on the side ol the Blue Ridge. Per-
.,ns wIs.lingto purchase must address the Agent, Geo.
A. Smith, Liberty Mills, Orarr:r county, Virginia
Mav ig-rtf
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LANES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

VNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm tCaLLAls)
lying on The South side Of James river, abon one
mile above Subc,t's Tavern, ~ the county Of Powhi
tan Containing by survey 80 acres, portion oil Vhrh
il low grGund, Of a Superior quality Nearly one nan
OF the farm ia wood Of original growth, and heavily
,,,,rfsd The high land is of good quality, lies well.
and ia susceptible of high stale oil improvement
There l. brick house the farm Win Tour room,
snd an The necessary out buildings, III good repair u
a,a J. nntra-cted privately before the Isl OF October
nr1 II viii Then be offered publicly, Ia the highest
b,ddrr As The subscriber il determined 10 sell 10
win make the terms very accommodating Applica-
lions may be mad. him personally, the premises
or by ieti-S directed 10 Subjects Tavern; OF To MI
Wn l.. Sriith, smithvile 7. o. who rs authorised TO
dis pose Of the place. THOMAS a. HaENls.
PnHnainn. hllY 9TH. lsis.-Cst
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CONGRESSIONAL.
FRIDAY, MAY rs, l5i6.

The Senate did not SIT Today.
Ia the House, alter an inefftc .ual effort to con.
'ne' Judge WicS's bill to prohibit the impor,a-
Ncn Of slaves into The district Of Columbia, with
cram exceptions, Inc session was occupied, with
ne Consideration OF bills on the private calendar,
y y, winch large number were reported, read
iallt time, and passed.
Inc bill explanatory Of The law Of Is4l, for
&c appropriation Of the proceeds OF the sales Of
ne public lands, and granting presumption rights,
':,laken ont OF committee and passed.
Inc House then adjourned.
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KING & QUEEN LAND FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale my Farni, containing six or seven
hundred 81 uatrd III the upper end of the above
county tw0 miles from nunkrk, and adjoining the
Tie improvements consist of two story brick dwell
ing, with eight rooms and all necessary out houses
The land is well adapted the culture of CON- wheat,
oats, &c.
Tho situation l. healthy, and liz convenience 10 mar
ket renders il valuahlr. deem further description
unnecessary. Mr.. John I.umpkin will show the pre-
misses 10 any wishing To purchase.
The Terms can be known by applying TO me, In
Richmond or Ia DR.. K. Is. Lyme, Of iienricn county.
MAY 30-cYsw MARY w. MUSE.
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II RATIFICATION MEETlNG.-The
Democrats Of the City OF Richmond are re-
quesled to assemble en- masse al the City Hall
on Wednesday evening, al half past o'clock, 10
form Democratic Association, and to respond
10 the nomination Of Cass and Butler, as tried
Republicans, and men we'll worthy the support
and confidence of The American people. lie.
every Democrat be al his post.
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uURLEY's OFFICE, No. loI Eas, Main

II Sreel.
We will not boast. Allow us 10 say,
Hurley sells prizes every daY.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia LOTTERY, Glass IL, E1.,
A "a 10 Sc 3 AZ 30 9 80 SIS
Whole Ticket, az SIS Sc, prize OF 800, sold
and paid BY HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesbarg Lottery, Extra, 90
So IS IS sc 50 63 % SIS AZ So 70 l3 IS IS
Ticket Nos. % IS G5 prize Of $780, sold
and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey Lottery, Class ~:
IS "a 80 20 70 10 90 d. IA II IS AZ IS 81.
Ticket Nos. . 30 IS, prize of $3.50, sold
ard paid by HURLEY.
TAKE NOTICE.
To-day, (Tuesday)-Monongala Lottery,
Glass 90 Capitals S25.000 10000, 5000,
5000, $500, 1924, IL prizes OF 1000, 10 OF
GOO. 30 Of 200. 3l7 Of 100, &C., &c. 10 Nos,
IA drawn. Tickets SIS. Sales close ats o'clock,
at HURLEY'S CREEK OFFICE, below The
To.mOnow-s4o,oOo, 10000, 10000, &c.
Tickets $40.
N. B. Hurley will sell the risk on a package OF
quarters in The "Small Fry" Lonery for this week,
Tor 800, capital prize $4,000.
Remember HURLEY'S Creek Nation prize
office below The Old Market. May 80
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Ry j. IL. ID. PAYNE, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE OF FRANKLIN PAPER
MILL. MACHINERY AND FIXTURES

FCbLlC SALE Ot FRANhLIN PAPER
MILL, MACHINERY AND FIXTURES.
THE Undersigned, Committee Of stockholders, be-
ing duly authorized, VIII expose 10 sale, AT public
auction 10 The highest bidder, on Tie premises, on
ah.hsDai, the Isl day of Jane, 1918, NJ O'Clock
l. NJ, inns Very desirable property, situated On 9Th
'itei, near The Depot of the Richmond and Pc
tefshnrs Railroad Company, containing about one
hundred aln lrly iert square oi ground upon which
stands Il PaPER MILL, III brick with stone base
mrnt, CONSTRUCTED IN The most durable and substantial
m'Inri-wiil Two walter wheels - feet In diameter
emitted 10 Ito cnbic inches of from the James
River Canal drawn under Al feet head with the priyi-
tec al cohuurlng tlr same through Il canal from the
basin-threr machine water wholesome IT,, inch cy-
Under machine, with copper driers and two moulds-
one 10 inch tourdrlnia machine with copper drkrs
one 30 inch cylinder machine with fire drrr of cast
non. feet IN diamrtcr-tre stuff chests one for each
machnrS engines in grinding rags for boiling
ragI2 tubs ia; sizing paperl steam boiiefs-l hoisi
ins macne-3 rag cntters3 rag ausers-2 ruling ma
chnes.-2 calrndrrs-a cutting marhnrs-2 stamping
PRESSES pressrSa cap and letter prrsses-and
press TOR the Company sral-tosrther with every
thing rise necessary for the manufacture Of paper The
Mill has extensive run 0f custom, and has been do
in.a very profitable business during the last few years
by which lis large Indebtedness has been greatly
duced.
TERMS OF SaLE-Onr third cash, the balance ON
sir Twelve ard eighteen months credit, for negotiable
notes. interest added from the day Of sale, secured by
trust desd.
HERBERT a. CIAIBoRNE,l
JOHN RICHARDS,
+. NJ. TABB, it,. SCommitter
FREDERICK ANDERSON,
WM. ALLISON,
May 9-deo.s
s--s.SaIe TO tc conducted BY JOHN r. d. Payne,
AuCiaaeer.
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fsriE subscriber again urrs for sale his Farm in the
4 county ol Orange, containing SIX hundred acres
sixty OF river biipm--;hrrr miles from nc cOufi hose
Being extremely 10 sell, he viii offer bargain
but, p.rsuning that those who may wish purchase
will view the premises, he VIII only state that n
IL equal M advantages u any IN the rG"hty-ly ing
well, with abundant timber, extensive water power,
well adapted to every DESCRIPTION IF crops grow n
in this section of Virginia, and having comfortable
IN proy-inrnts For information, lie refers Ia Wan. ID.
Clarke, or john Willis Esqs. Z. Z. MACON.
Dranue T. II Nav g--cw i(lw+
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us '''' JAMES =. FRENCH.
-NEW KENT LAND FOR SALE.

NEW MEN LhAfD FSls ohbO.
= OFFER for sale the Farm on which Edmund Chris
i tiln. deceased formerly resided, located IN New
Kent county ,bou, seven miles lom New Kent Com.
house and sufficiently near TO the naV5ab'e paiI OF
Chicka!ianiny river to procure line ana mari. ihr
farm contains two hundred ant eighty one acres, OF
which about one hundred and fifty are cleared ana the
balance has heavy growth oi pine ana OAK WOOL
m. land produces fine crops Of corn. and portion OF
il il well adapted 10 the growth u wheat and clover
The dwelling house and AL tie necessary our houses
are in good order. -, -.
a. soon az pos bie at the residence oil William q.
Marion, in Charles City county.
aiy brother, living IN The premises, VIII SEQ" 'he
land to any person wishing u see H.
Will sell the farm FIR iir price, and on me most
,ih.,., t.,ms WILLIAM X. CHRISTIAN,
Executor Of Edmund Christian, deceased.
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PROFESSOR BRANCH'S

SCHOOL FOX YOUNG LADIES,
AT FRINGE EDWARD COURTHOUSE.
r..HE next session nr my School viii commence OF
the first d,y of June, and end on Iiir fourth Wed
ncsday OF September following
The course of studies embraces al the subjects us
ally taught in the best SeminarieS rf the kind.
Beard for The session, ~.
Tuition including Ancient and Modern Languages, !:
Music with use nf Piano,
anriI o5-colwtljthJc
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
'Esc Eler a d d so n
IcNHphI


OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, &c LrMAH's BUILDINGS
Four dC0rs Norih Of Pennsylvania ApeRnc,
W as IL l II < ton.
- EvEELY TUCKER AMI JOHN T.. ADDISON have
- associated themselves for the purpose of prescott
ng claims o all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments uf tie General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed TO The
above, shall receive prompt attention
Reference il gwen Ia tile following gentlemen -
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; lion J.G Ma
son. Secretary Of the Navy; Hon. r. Walker, Srcre-
tary OF the Treasury; Hon. Jnu. Mclean, ;. Supreme
Court; lion. Il. NJ. r Hunter, U. ) Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, u. g.
" John +. Addison. Attorney nj Law, will continue
to give personal attention business before the several
Courts ofthe District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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300 SLAVES WANTED.

I pom Bonds, Mortgages and Stocks, having
~ from five To ten years 10 run 10 maturity.
We wish 10 purchase Two hundred Slaves, in IA
miles, Tor our own usc; fair and liberal prices
will be paid in securities OF the above descTp-
lion, with the semi-annua payment OF interest in
the City of New York. The securities referred
to are Of The most undoubied character, and they
cannot fail 10 prove entirely satisfactory 10 any
one al all disposed 10 make sales OF slaves upon
the terms indicated. Letters addressed TO us
either al Gaain, or Memphis, Tennessee, will
receive our prompt attention.
DANIEL SAFFARRANS s. SON.
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"A Card.


SoalE time during the last Summer, She Hotel Of
- airs Pollock, in ilarris0nburg, waSrngaged in
changing or handling large amount Of money which
iIad about nr NJ The lime was under some III cite
mrnt, nni dGrin. the line missed Il considerable
amount q! G;y money Mr. Timun White of Greene
being one OF The persons nrarrs, 10 ut the time
missed my money, immediately accused him or
taking Il. Examinations were instantly made. and
no money wds discovered 20 be about the persons Of
any present except that which properly belonged To
them. In a few moments I found ms money IN my
own hat Ercltrd a was, III once became con-
scipns "i The wrong which | had done lai. tsok my
money lai il before Mr. Whe, and told him, White,
u have accused son wrougfuly, and here j. my
nry-tahr what YOU want and satisfy yCIrsrf the
injury whic have done you;'' whlc. Mr. White IN !.
dsnanty refused, AMI said, "Sr, II Is not your money
that want, hut II Is my reputation that regard AMI
for the injury al which Will seek redress in Conf Of
la@;''-snc- which, suit was brought by Mr.. White
al The solicitations Of mutual friends tand IL Is very
agreeable Ia mel The difficulty has been adjusted by ny
giving the above satrmcnt-Mr. White desiring moth
ing but a full vindcation OF his reputation.
P. LIGGETT.
am satisfied with The above Statement; OF MIR. Liz.
get. TILMON WHITE.
-.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
YAr H.. I'D. EsNbIlsSOss.

WHO has been successfully engaged IN the Botanic
w Practice Of Medicine for nearly thirteen years Is
still relieving and po'tively curng-of the following
forms nf disrase-righ oat Of ten who apply 10 nm,
and who have been pronounced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
White Swelling. Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Al
frciions of the Liver, Ague and Fever, Scad Head,
Ulcrros Sores Of long staudng Teiier, Cancer Lep-
fpcion Of the Lungs, supposed TO be Consumption,
Asthma, syphilis GonoHn9a, Structure, Mercurial
Disease and AL forms Of disease peculiar 10 iemaleSi
such ~ Flurr aIhus iGoapsn> lieri, &C.. &c lie mas
treated several hundred cases of Rheumatism, and
failed in We only where the remrdes were energetic
ally applied, in edrctnz IN entire cure Persons SUI
fering from the c:Fec. of mercury speedily relieved
Reference the mos! satisfactory, can he hI' once
No :. Wall street. under the City Hotel.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
y .asIa a sss.E lam

NEAR POWHiTAN COURT HOUSE.
L. pursuance of decree made on the Sd dap of
March .ais, by the Superior Coun Of chancrfy for
the Richmond Circuit, IN the Of Saunders and
others against Archer and others, now pending in
said Court, TIE undersigned, ny Special Commits
soGer, appointed by said decree for that purpose,
will, on MONDAY, the 81 day of July, ls4s, be-
Ing fowhatan County Court day, proceed TO sell, at
the Courthouse Of said county, 10 the highest bid
der, AT public auction, piece or parcel of land said
TO contain forty acres lying In Powhatan county few
hundred yards Westward from the Court house on the
Southern side OF the Buckingham road, and adjoining
The lands oil arss.s Nash and Danre-brinc the piece
a. land bslon-.ngo the Estate Of the late Peter Field
Archer deceased, ami conveyed by him. hy deed bear
in: d The Goth day of July, lon6 aud in the
Clerk 1isc a.. Pow ha.aH County Court on The 18th
day 81 November, IN the same ear, 10 William Archer,
III ;, IL. tic purposes therein set forth. The greater
part Of this land is ood, very suitable for fire wood
and all Off j. believed be we'll adapted To cuiva-
ton.
FEENS-cnr third Of the purchase none, Ia be paid
In cash, ANA the balance ~ 1850 equal instruments upon
credit IL onr a"l Two years respectively from the day
Of sale; me crrdi: instalHrnis Ia he secured by bonds
,!!ii l", ami sufficient security ~ he approved by the
spec al Commissioners aud the tile 10 be retained ;..
N ,!i- "bor purchase money paid, aud convey
aGCc directed b. The Count.
TIloS. T. GILES, Special Commissioner.