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0nECK AND PORT" or Incidents Of a Cruise
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NOTICE TO PKE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right of pre- -cmption
10 any OF the lands within the townships above
enumerated, is required to establish the same TO the
satisfaction of the Register and proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable after seeng this notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale
OF the lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Cat Com General land Office
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DIR. p. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND EXTRACT
SARSAPARlLLA.

| TIE MOST CELEBRATED MEDICINE OF THE AGE
saYARRANTED Keep length Of time in all climates and
remedy for diseases pnd e 0 n .s Face sean
Head letter Neuralgia Chronic Rheumatism Dyspepsia Coughs
l, the pa CHIFFON Chemist
civ we'll for superior medical aitanmcn az weia
o"eo the most eminent s SyGa MEpcSs tue
The change brought abouhy Spring. observed alcncn
tic worl They affect manhc feels assiIe ueonJ
The asani boedor Winter reirss ana o
ID iS: Dy Jar The sess sns
IMPORTANT NOTICE .,,
The remarkable SInatve Powers oi Dr. D T. loWsoEu
have attempts 10 counterfeit H.
and make DR. Townsend name to secure tue se
e"e only the value Of the orig
mo- compliment could be paid 10 Dr. > T. lowhseis
ENsto Slrsapara than aboos eorsiha have been made
to get mp something .oe dishonest attempts that have been
e mind die article we publish below Card
Taf ssn NewYo
Extract Of sI5aPas a% S ssf
paIia first i"'rOdaeei'0 public ""''ey under
'I noYD K PAUL, 20 conrtIanlt Street 4, n.., s..,
MAhTEs A IaWSsEfR ssen Lane aa 't'' Street,
MATp 4aiS}s : i N %s;.a ' isss
G Ggaoob 4 1 GS Il Gs S fsy Pearl Street.
9syl5aSR, g % o'df s, w 5s1 sgss.
IAESin,& Maxwell NAVEL, 6 william s:rss:.
Rsxs E SoSfxo g % y Ss, s Street
! NORTON, BABCOCK IL WOOD 1873 Maiden Lane.
! PENFoLD, CLAY s. CO, 4 Fletcher Street
| A b. & d. SANDS 100 Fulton Street
| OLCOrT. McKESSON & CO, LIZ Maiden Lane:
SCIEFFEIIN. BROTHER & CO, lo anu V' Johh o'ree'.
| LEWIS il PRICE, 81 Pearl Street
RAtSp c khESE CO 10 ma @a~ay House,
| 27} Broadway. Chambers Street s
| PHILIP SCIIIEFFEIIN & Co. l07 Water Street,
| POU (; FALANCA, 90 John Street
| SHERWOOD 81 COFFIN, I'll Pearl Street
! RIST Il IIOUGHrON, s. John Street
| l. MINOR a. Co. 2li Fulton Street
! iSGEESOLL X BROTHER. $50 Pearl Street
| IosFpiI f. Triple. l2S Maiden Lane.
| HAYDOCK, CORIIES 4 CLAY 2ls Pearl street
| tREENLEAF s; KINSLEY IS Courla.lt Street
| CUMMING s. VAN DUZER. LIS Greenwich Street
n A. FANESToCK CO., 40, John Street, Proprieiors OF
sFalncs,ocks vermifus. - - ~
The pIsIc are notified that the preparation extensively
tnaw1, As Dr. S p T0wNSEND'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARLA, manufactured under my dlrectio a
peryisio original recipe obtained from Dr. ; r.
emil and certify composed OF ingredients purely
and without, mercury and also that the ingredients are
compounded obtain them their greatest
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ D. . Cnenn,ss rs
Chltons surety that the elements OF TINS "a no, II l.
combined in The and scientific manner,
adapted The of the invalid, with the highest poie
ability. ,,.h,;. md IN thosf
purchasing p Tuwnsends Compound EAuae. VI HI mi
OF the Y;,hout a,
trade, ani are concoceu
knowledge OF the remedial
vii! I'm future be outside wrapper III " w
!, dii steel plate label ,..., 3, an each bottle, 4
none others genuine. a.. uo,oI S,,tcs Canada DC
PRINCIPAL Office - Nassau Street New iorA. ,rry.SDEI
For sale by CHARLES BENNETT 20, ~" 49, roaas
DyAJ Druggists sole agents for the ale OF TIC al ~
ends Sarsaparia in Richmond f
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THOS VI BONDuKhST. I,,,,,.e,
n, 49, frn N MsTIiEUS i'"-'tN'
juno -J-t-W NIr.E,- y = -
4 VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE III
= RQnkE2InI;E. For SAIE.

BpURSlANT the Superior Cont o Rockhisr pro
nonce ON the ilh day September last III can,e therein
nng between Samuel Flcnnng, piEu and !ohh fem'rms
anil Others. Defendants shall proceed the ~ Jay ., Jny next
p,lic That valuable aIi well
known TRACT OF LAND lying James Rl:f s'ebb.ilEe
county opp.eie Ferry, within iwo mites OF i on oi
,bc Noh River and the Natural BRIDGE en the
tract lately John II Geener dec y Of .o tHo.na
about OF
ed ana the well nbered About ~ acre are ii'r boo
the the hneat fnulal
so The Canal OF River and kaniwha Company nearly
completed Ivy plantations the navia i"n being +ck water nearly
l Whole extent which projected on the 'er f" Ny
h:h rip rap wall - :. ...
This tract lies well, being southern exposure IL situate
in aood neshborlaoJ finest sale IA The
county o Rock3ri sc. 49,,
Purchasers invited 10 attend, II u not often tat sue" d'
OF Land IS brough; into the market a.. s.,..
TERIS-Cash hand sufficient the expenses OF TIE sac
and for The residue on credits one aud three years III eaa
sanents: the purchaser executing bonds with SUFFICIENT
The title retained until the purchase money l. lai ,r IN
Pcrsons wishing further information VIII CHI on W. r. 80 "
Lexington or John F. seenee, esIias a Grrenee Ferry
Inc SAFE Will commence a. = JAS D. DAVIDSON, Com
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AUCTION SALES.
BY PULLIiI & sLADE. a,xY,uxrrrs.
PEEEMpTOI.y : ,4ess.

virtue of Iva ,i1r,,," OT IsT1ht1 f.sAi 20
iro''i.Crl By Sapcr.r
,r .e 'Sch'nond Circuit. cause Of tnoe 8;
~" ~. ~, W. ~ tern'in t'e Gay Junr
the an oi sill 40
COMMISSIONED i! The SAID dccites a onc proceed On WNps,
tir iJi day ~ jury 1851, ~ hal O'Clock
Premises 10 ell IT pubic aieiioa he ises, bn ca,
~ sr,.'. y is ~ G '"'ly 'is" "a ~ he ,y ii
iii'ihlhi, between tids Iet.h
street. forty and sy tici ani runac hlcs a 5
and feet The ti lot u bounded tn Npri,-irrE. ,t lv
The lot "i James L. Heath ani the Sui westerly side m H. Ia,
belonging the at Richard Worsham deceased and s
thereon story Brick Dwelling and cuthol>e..
The oi sale fourth cash. AMI N ;he
equal lnanents. q. II and Is months, respectively, Law
OF alr; the pca buii with
instruments. ard The lille 10 be- rt;a, unt the bonis an
Tie title Believed IL b. perfect but sci
shall eel such only vested by said decree
JAMES LYONS. Cuu,ni ialcr.
The above sale will be certainly Al the .lms ,c.ius ~
the advertisement.
Sale conducted by Pulliam & Sa!c. Iunr 9,b!s
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DRY GOODS GOING OFF FAST!

ll who have not yet supplied themselves with DRY GOODS
can do greatly their advantage. hy calling WM
SWORDS No @ Broad Street, S,ckoc Ill., lie the
very bargains, AMI rs lew more r OF the best Gotten;
rom Gents yard To es, H. and oznaburgs. very Cal
lcoes from yard the best Furniture
and upwards for inner qualities 81 Sheeings good
cents yard Lawns from the Gnshans
Silks and other Dress Goods, lowest
asos Grape Sawls Bonnc Ribbons, Flowers &C. very
ducri prices
~ As am determined colsc my Spring Sum
stock Of Dry Goods will oer the
A Call Is respe c,iuly solicited
WILLIAM J. SWORDS
No - Broad Street. Shockoe Hill,
June y Of the Irv Good, I,,y
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NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS RICHMOND, VA
SsyIE subscriber leave inform the public that ne
ed in the line of business and now RECEIVING anu
n n receive nv several arrivals from New York and boston
Er.sh stock Of Genuine Drugs and Msdtcams es
Al Sn p.rENT MEDICINES, PEKFUMERl, DYE STUFF ,,
n' FANCY ARTICLES, SPICES, &c
Particular attention paid Physicians prescriptions ana a or
,.rs To rssnecny sollcits share Of public patronage
Country orders punctualy attended TO- s 'ces ." a o0
sions, VII WI DC DC iound unasuSi' o" E. S. HICKSON.
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SALE OF yALUhBLE "a W

~ r,o, Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Not'oway
p,v re,ea The 18th DAY OF April lSSO The undersigned rs
mS onsr. apnonel tie purpose, wiz proceed to sell on
FRIDAY the August on the r M,er I n t Ens o.
r Iyiny on Greek in ,c county 81 NooWas N.Y.
he, 10 I,ot House, niles ron Pe''r
rs Ell ~ =, contains nearly acres about 90 oil which are
~ growth land thought 70 be az 900 a. ans e
IN !, within TWO miles the SouthTide Railroad The
credit Of one and three years, IN enai ns'aii'f
G said interest after one year rom ,I a.s IN
M e be retained the whole amount OF purchase money Il
paid , ~ WIS II EpEs COMMISSIONERS
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rPROGRAMNE OF SUNDAY SCHOOL CE-
ltGgaTi0N Al FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 4TH JULY, 1850,
9 aa-r en-: Ss o'clock W. MusIc-By Smiths Band
Filca Hsix-Away 10 Sabha'h SCHOOL, &cBy the Sunday
Ss,T o. ,ros-By i S Henson Esq IIyMN-"Ancrca'' :
b Supily School Mrsic Star Spangled Bannsr-By
81. Ba,.! gcSrp,crros July 3
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2yElNG DESTROYS Of making comfortable public
~ nence have fitted pani furnished number OF comnoois
and airy where gentlemen he acominodl
tel with lodgings for the night adoption o this pan
extensively pactised IN Europe and the Northern cl
rsins 1T the we'll VIII be enabled
DIM by the day, week month"; and by eating the Ordinary
such tines rs may suit their inclination convenience will have
only 10 reasonable price for what they thereby saving
tavern anu boarding house bills As the enterprise Is novel
nis latitude, earnestly public attention To II.
My vcialing department kept well supplied usual with the
hssi tie market affords. JAMES SIMPSON
. - North side of Main Street. near the corner OF l2h
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q IL A & r A UIL 4 Il
EXl'TftNE nnnE S,i,nDf.


sNE VALE OF CGDARS; by the author Home Influence,
4 Womans Friendship, Sc-50 cents.
Twelve DAYS rnmbs Il Sketch Eight Years
thu Lille ol the Reformed Gambler by J. IT, Green-j1
Whites NEW Ethiopian Song liouk-l2 cents.
The Old Oak Chest: 5y Janirs--31
The Caxtors by uulwcr-37
Shi, y; by the author OF Jane Eyrc-G
June - GEORGE NJ WEST & BROTHER.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
EyEcI;To1I,I. NOTICE


NAV placed III the hands Inin Bass Ter collection, the
= co bonds Dc al lcsons isia. ~ the Country due lat.
=" H. Allison AM tle late lrn Allison Evans; AMI boc
an hbou the cry o Rcunnl placed IN the hands nj james
Taylor with full authority the said BASS ami Iyio
Settle ADJUST and receive the give therefor
respectively all persons indebted the late William and
aie fm 81 Allison aud Evans respectfully requested TO make
mcn All estate OF
liam Allison requested present them lanes Ia Ir IN
Richmond the Alexandria, that arrangements
be made Tor their iqu!aiion is desirable
ta;c be settled up promptly BENJAMIN WATERS.
June Executor Of William Allison. deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04
MORRIS 4 BROrHER.

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