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JOICE'S EMBROCATION.
aIESSRS JAMES d DANIEL VI. HARDEN, beg 10

aIESSRS. JAMES d DANIEL VI. HARDEN, beg 10 n
We friends and the public, that they have >
received supply Of this VALUABLE MIXTURE TTA
hundreds proofs Of its eicacous effects coudL
published only the proprietor thinks will publish It's own
qualities specific Swelling OF every kind Wounds, SpraIns
bruises called Back Shoulder reducing Inflammation, and easing
and Lamcness makes useful appendagc the Stable
Scal Sprains Rheumatism, Pain in the Back Swell
ling and Inflammation in the Joints cannot e surpassed NO ay
should be without early application is always best Sold al
Stables, Franklin street. AT 80 cents bottle
following favor o The
and efficacy Joce's Embrocation
RICHMOND, April 18th, 1851
Mess j. ID. NJ llHrden-Genlcmen: applied the bottle OF
Joices Embocaon purcaeoi you horse n mine that
very badly kicked on tbs gs and aud swollen much
After applications, the swelling down. and he we'll
consideru first rate application Tor bruises Of kind
w. II. BETS.
RIcHMnSp, april l4,h, 1871.
Messrs d. NJ Harden Gen,cnen have applied the bottle
Of Joces Embrocaion purchased very unhealthy
wound horse and found dressing a had
healthy appearance and
used for that purpose.
applied disteinper.
and after applying swelling subsie and
the directly stuff the nosrs
comparatively short time became cheerful
j. X. ADAMS d son.
LEwiSBuRG, Marcel! 2Sth. 1851.
Messrs j. d. NJ Harden Genemen Having suffered much
nam from the nail my big growing Down into was
ubsed TO cut boot and only with pain difficulty
could attend business. commenced the Joices
brocaon after applications, 1t felt much better and
now quite well. NM. WELLS.
March
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oyE, 1,UynRED DOLLARS REWARD:

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD RE va Il p.t,,,
w las, negro man named very oidc OF oEuhaly
and % wears old AS had Tor nc
10 out Of the State If ne saoou
he was raised the I'D o. feeIunis m o NV.
If the NAE ke boats going Richmond from Scottsve
$50 if taken and secured the Stae or s ass u H.; re
na anu delivered 10 "'e ~ "' a. STEVENSON.
in Richmond.
Benhem Aprl4-clm
FIFTY DOLLARS REV AhU Svrhs,,,s,
N.y.Y from Tuckahoe Gouchiand county, 10
Is negro man named Wallace Smith ne Is aa co! has "
age tall and slim and Of dark brown or ghseioled - .
small head large feet bowlcsged and hestas VI h =, w.
alarmed or sharply Spoken &C. county and 3s worked
srqa in Chesterfield and Amelia Counties 10 one OF winch
have gone be seceed there or IN Rehmond or
he NAV attempt pass free man. The ABOVE reward wi oe
lid r his delivery in Richmond or Tucsahoe
mics from he shall be Delivered and twenty
uo xIh .V ~ ' .,T ''' JOSEPH ALLEN.
----------EyE EXECUTORS NOTICE.
IL persons having claims against the estate OF William Num-
ae Of tbs Of KIM William, Virginia,
10 present Executors in order that arrangement
nav be made for payment as soon as possible
'o' - THOMAS DABNEY, r~o.ror,
.nrl l1-,w4w WILLIAM BOSHER. 1As
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PERUVIAN GUANO.

with the Government he"ht "
IT supply best PERUVIAN GuANO for autumn s"eS an
now RECEIVING what the: may require 10"
disappointment ani trouble th"se wa" 'I"'
10 s. the ar,c send in their orers WITHOUT ir
The atthc time oi delivery as ma NE
most agreeable purchasers $500 bags now 10 store ior ~"
usual, by HUM W. '"''
-ruSy
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UIOGs wANTED.-The subscriber wishes 20 purchase s
Ill Young Hogs weighing from 75 TO l5Obs gross fo su
cents per pound live weight will be PAID on dsSS
Va tAPril III -
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS,
GARDENERS. FLORISTS, SHIP OWNERS, lNCORPORAIE
COMPA MES. MANUFACTURERS. ARTlZANS, PROBES
SIGNAL MEN. MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
ygHlIE PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE COMBlNED.TKiGnr sEcuk
20 ny UNITED STATES LETTERS PATgNr-A Infringement
will he This the valuable invention OF me
age and without which VESSELS manufacturers public edhce no
tells dwellings, incomplete. and comparatively ise'
cure with this cheap Fire Engine, the farmer IS per,
lecy independent of all comnodains insurance companies anu
can hid defiance ID the .cenliary.
RECOMMENDATIONS
w. rho unergne do hereby certify each Of us has had
erer an our lots one r. b. Mtchells Improved fumPs
and have given fair trial. aud feel no hesitation IN recon-
s pumn rs worthy confidence and patronage OF the
,. ,h'i " ' CHARLES MARX, Richmond.
P''~ DR.. ROYSTER, Eiugueno Springs.
ARCH'D VAUGHN, Farnvillc.
Ihavc Pumpof Mr.. Birmingham Mitchell in yard; ea.
most valuable appendagc convenience and an ell.
80, 'r",rr,ion nyainst Gre r. d. TYLER.
The Pump can b. seen the Wing Office.
ny NOrCE-AI persons buying selling the above article are
:rs,mnsibe for it. =
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AUCTION SALES.
BY N. Il. g. G. u, HILL, 4
BY INLOES & BROTHER, AUCTS.
-<sSS--
SALE OF LANDS IN RICH.


virtue Of several DEGREES made by the Circuit Court the
States fourth Circuit and District Virginia
the suits OF tho Bank Of tie United States Winston and others
an Adams administrator and others Winston and Others ~
Commissioner of the proceed sell the following
,ae supposed belong the Of George Winston decd
anu on tile terms hereinafter mentioned:
ISL o MONDAY the 9th OF May (at being Cou ay) ahou
~ o'clock at the Court House Iienrco cuuny shall sell
the following OF land in that county:
acres OF land, lying about miles Richmond nortra
"y direction; secondly hundred
acres OF a near Oak swamp about miles eastward
from Richmond; t:s OF about hundred eighty
tour acres III thc neIshbohoi Of that last mentioned aud iour
tract OF about TWO hundred and i've joining Mayos land
wing about I'VE miles easiwsr'sy from Richmond.
at the premises shall proceed ST.. the
side Of 18th street, Richmond the
with its appurtenances now occupied by -
Il plat whereof will be exhibited atthc sale
3d. Immediately after the sale last mentioned the
lernoon will proceed osc al the premises
Church Hill, with their the
the OF Broad AMI 18th plal which will
also be exhibited the SALE these being the
Court ard purchased IN the OF VIM H. Alexander and
10 be re by direction o the Court account OF the failure
of the purchaser 10 pay the balance o the purchase
l. Immediately after the sale last mentioned shall proce",
sell, the neishbong No ILL., being half lot.
OF Broad and 10Th This lot be sold III suv
slons according TO plat exhibited al the gale
TERMSOne fourth oil the purchase each lot
shall be paid cash the
months; onc,urh twelve months, other fourth
eighteen The day of sale; the credit payments bea.
from day OF SALE the purchaser his negotiable
notes for nt credit aymenIs and the title TO be retained until the
purchase money paid G. y. JOHNSON, Conf.
ISLoEs n BROTHER, Aurts. April t5-lAct!
TRUST SALE OF THE RICHMOND ACADEMY.
Eei virtue of Deed OF Trust bearing date the lth DAY o!
~ June 1888 executed 10 the undersigned BY the Trustees The
by the direction the City Council Richmond SELL public
auction the premises for cash. O'Clock, ~, the M y
Of and 10Th and known the plan he said
the number 40 being the lot upon which the Richmond Academy
erected The title TO this properly is niispuIabe.
April o4-tls JNO RuTiiERFooRD. Tf'Si''".
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CRATES CRATES, CRATES -
~,xt be- leave offer 10 their friends and the public
VIZ , I,rre ami beautiful assortment %! CRATES AND
,br n laauflc;ufe, which they determined 10
y 80 northern prices aud having the only apparatus for
il The state feel JUSTIFIED IN asserting that they hsn
aI,ir,. ;han other establishment IN the CITY
rsy also make and hoDS IN Town OF eou
tne and the most reasonable terms win
promptnes anddispa'ch ob street Main and Cary
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OFFICE GnEEssvrtLE AND ROANOKE RALhoAb Co.,
April 3D. 1851. :
yyyE Board Of Directors this day declared i3idetd :" "a
per cent months ending the Both hst ayab" At III"
office of The Company in Petersburg. ;, , n,vn prr,,
29-c2w H. ". pinp' 't'-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02

CT from about the LIST OF August last my
If man GEORG George Washingon) brown c""n
-. " black round shoulIcred-has acastlc down h'k
on one by axc-low IN statue anu a
y.;rs old H., s acquainted all the Gold ana iron e,'ap"
in yroiua having been hired the mos, Of them
vi Give INV doa have secured Jail III the Common
ah or one hundred fifty dollars II taken nnt "' ue
A'"''e''"e " JSO W. McCALLEi
- nv c,a1" -. L,hnrg Recorder April 5cwiw
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no RI;JIllEKS,

ro,os,s will be received the rce OF The Virgins
"a n,ra Railroad Company in Richpord, until the 18Th day
It. @ sctinc an addition their Del n ~ feet long with ~f
Nay ~" ~ .co door covered with slate The foundation
viii recuite png the western side Contractors are requested
VII the complete the addition
ee ~ .tate when they will finish it, Proposals also nvtet
M r.rnu stone wall 10 eet long, between Broad street ana I'M
U p,se Sled Plans work may be the l2th
laoaceo ""e' r. GOLDEN RUGGLES,
-, Ii G. z. virginia Central Railroad
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GEO. L. BETTY,
VIRGINIA HAT MANUFACTURER.

VIRGINIA HAT MANUFACTURER
No. 1873 Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, --,
IY calls the OF his friends and The ~
public generally to his large and fashionable assortment ~
HATS and CARS Moeskn and Silk Hats Black anu "
- Drab Beaver Hats Of his manufacture Hats MADE 20
order Also, Lsghon Panama Ghina rear anu t
sm;ns ~ ,si ~ rnsst ~ G. L. BETTY.
April lS-c2m flacueiI na..el.
SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTOKf
vXTlLtIAM SALMON, Saddle and Harness Manufactured
w l7h street near the Old Market and will keep con- "a
stany hand Of his manufacture Saddles natsss G
Brdles and all articles usually kcptin such an
men which he respectfully his friends and the
rally call and examine before purchasing elsewhere as ne
cheap Being Central Railroad DePo
he earnestly soe the patronage Of the surrounding country
WILLIAM SALMON
April 23-cSw 18th street, near Old Market
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MERCHANDISE,

- ~ 80
AT NO. Ii3 EAGLE SQUARE
fhN be found TIE following very desirable articles gealrrnss
~ wear,
a.acs. hinc green. brown AMI Adelaide Cloths
i.'acf iui Lncy French pcskus
Fancy cassnisrcs Of every style
!:idck aGi fancy silk Ncstlngs
W lille aIi c"iord Nlarseiics 10.
;'acS aud FANCY silk Crasas
Every variety Of srnnrt Ties
s W;!he aud coorc| Moiair Stocks
Sei''aiJnS;lns satin Ito.
Newest st:'"E snIu Coiara
.nor'" '!hel, and cart'!ir :,h3rtiusI
Si'N "LI tIrigi. lii .,;"sGcl.rla
striped lrc.! and !: hall Hose
brown, h'"aci.l and cpiul"i do
,ihr@e 'neria" ar Cation Shirts
Plain AID ribbed SIX ,Io.
A'n%!n'rrs black aal cnor.L lid Gloves
;i:k,'s4d an! i..sr :cTn q 10.
liuc skin I"i Beaver
Umbrellas, suSicnGers, sc.
April Il PARKER, GAYIY q NINIMO.
OAKLAND 81 ROBINSON,
<,o A yet AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
4 WRHEk CARY AND 10Th STREETS, on Dock, 70
~ sale. OF accommodating terms,
81 Cases inuria Paste
IN; :. =" + + x Co.'S Paste
~ Ferdinand nd Isabella Paste ,,.,,,cp
70 :. spanish Arms Llco"'cE
:" :. ii.
80 Conf Slick
600 whole and 50 half barrels Bragg bes. r nly
39o barrels do. do, surerine FLOUR
lHo ksss Old !,"maon Nails, aze and description
,o hasEes Olive on, very SUPERIOR l"r table use
terc superior Sugar cured IIams
Is trails rails Hard %E Shell ii Almonds '''
loco pounds superior runlua Beans
2'oO superior Havana Chars, direct importation.
Asp daily expected g tons Peruvian Guano and q
Ia addition to the ABOVE, We have hand for family
superior article Of old Antigua Rum, a muhns of No.
past Summer. GARLAND * ROBINSON.
Apri2
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NTEw uERRINGS AND SHAD.-5o bbs No Nori
Carolina Cut IIerngs family Roe Herngs IN whole ana nal
barrels; Shad in whole and half obs ,, cu,SvEp
May ~ - ''
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LAND BOUNT1 WIN
GRESS, SEPTEMBER 1850.
SsR RICHARD RANDOLPH of Washington who was an
wi the Richmond Troop of Cavalry DUNG e war OF
has General that he VIII cheer.
% tend to the members Of such COMPANIES Of the l"h
and m Regiments Richmond and nrico (a IN actual ser.
, w,ho, he obtains their and II
.y EMPLOY sell the warrants Gas VIII no DOUBT pc
nurzed Congress) lie will expect only reasonable
for his services
Forms nay be Auant Generals office, and II is
recommended applicants themselves OF Mr. RS services
which may certainly relied upon and which offered rather 10
h.r them himself. April IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02

EXTENSIVE CARRIAEE MANUFhCTOhf
FRANKLIN STREET, REAR OF TIE CITY HOTEL"
yJyIE subscriber would his thanks 10 the public Tor the
generous patronage bestowed him for the last fifteen years
and would his extensive stock OF Carriages com
prsns the descriptions: Coaches Cauces Baouc
Rockasa and Top ugCys and Sukeys manufactured GU
Of the materials and Of superior workmanship when VII of
found all RESPECTS ii SUPERIOR to the pest onetu
o sale in this city elsewhere Being determined TO supply
pubc with superior article Of home made work lhfe al WHO
NAV be of superior quality To call anu e1a
my as1 being determined TO cell as cheap as
Giles of the same quality be purchased elsewhere
All kinds of work manufactured order and repairing done WAN
n.a,ness DESPATCH reasonable terms rrSc
Feb 3-r3n
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has ever been discovered which nearly
Castro Juice decompcsn- food and strength
; Tho orans OF digestion these celebrated BteS Fnce 81
cts For sale by the Agents. -, ,-,.cc !. 20
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IMPORTANT TO ALL!
II ID WIN o. T X "A LOR,
SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACTURER AND GLAZIER
AS removed 10 9th street between Main and Franklin
of Messrs Cook opers and nearly opposite Boser
Hall -
All orders from the country we'll neiehorng towns
promptly executed the best style moderate prices 1000 light
slsh lNNl2 hand. Anil a-c6n
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK or Spring AND SUM-
MER READY MADE CLOTHING.
GOODMAN co have the pleasure TO announce 10 their
u and the trade generally that they have received ur
aId desirable stock OF SPRING
AND SUMMER CL0TIIlNG which they invite particular a'tcn
ZION feeling assured that they able please IN styles qua
lilies fits prices, all who may favor them with call They
eem catalogue Of articles Their assortment Is
complete embracing lie kept their nc from finest 10 low
Their stock has been manufactured expressly m
ciaI trade pains have been spared make II OF the
choices, latest plates aud made in the best
manner possible little the offered.
call on "''bhSN u I'i
A,I s-cSliw M. 49, Main uppnStc Eagle Square
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
Touching incident

AT the conclusion Of the Orstion Of Mr..
Sproule at at"Washington's Head Quarters in
Newburgti on the 4th, he introduced Henry
Gibson, a survivor of "Washington's Life
Guards" to his hearers This aged veteran
completed his Tooth year on the 18th Of Feb.
last but still retains his strength and recolIec-
tion in remarkable degree-the reward Of a
temperate and wellspent life. q
He was in the battles Of Princeton, Trenton,
and Yorktown; was with Washington during
his encampment at NeWburgh, and remem-
bers all the excitement produced by the pub
lication Of the celebrated "Newburgh Letters
He has resided in the town of Monroe in
Oswego county, since the close of the Revolu-
tiOn. supporting himself BY his labor, as long
as he was able to toll; but is now, and has
been for years. the grateful recipient Of pen
sion from the Government-the reward of his
early tolls, privations and sutfprings- which,
with the assistance rendered by his charitable
neighbors. has given him comfortable sup
port.
The citizens Of Newburg intend placing him
in the old Head Quarters" now owned by the
State, and in charge Of the corporation Of thai
village, snd where he will spend the remnant
Of his days. surrounded by scenes Of his early
sufferings, helped to consecrate. receiving the
homage Of his grateful countrymen. 81 -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
Hail Storm in India.

The last overland mail brings advices from
Bombay to June 25th. and from Calcutta to
June J 4, The Bombay Times describes a
hail storm which throws our American, sam
Piles Of such storms entirely into the shade.
On the 22nd of May an extraordinary fall
of ice occurred near Bangalore, during a
storm of thunder. lightning and rain. The
hail stones which at first made their appear
ance were about the size of lines and oranges,
and broke through the tiles and roofs Of the
houses, and destroyed gardens and fruit trees
Some of the hail stones fou nd next morning
were as large as goose eggs some as big as
pumpkins-one block found in dry well,
measured four and half feet in length, 8 in
bredtli, and J in thickness. 1t was probably
the result of the concentration of several of the
smaller pieces into one lump although the
fall of pieces of ice of this size is not unfre-
quent in India. .-
In the region of the Tippo Sultan, piece
was found the size Of an elephant, which took
several days to melt: in 1926, piece Of simi-
lar size fell in Candeish; in 1888, block of
ice, apparently mass of cemented hailstone
was found near Dharwar, measuring 20 feet
circumference.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
Sea Bathing at New Port.

The beach every day Sundays. very prop
erly, excepted) at eleven o'clock, presents a
most animated seene:-"Back spirits and
white, blue spirits and gray" mingle in Oceans
waves. in the most admired and enchanting
confusion. The metamorphose effected by the
bathing dress is marvellous indeed ,and man
may easily be excused for gazing with unre-
cognizing vacuity at the wife of his BOSOM
and denying his mother to her face. ..s
The sea-scenc is amusing enough At each
moment the doors of the houses (Goff s, Jew,
Crosby's or Oman's are opening, and out steps
some potent, grave and reverend signor,' who
went in full of dignity and majestic port. and
energies. to all appearance, candidate for Bed
lam. But now comes the fun! We are in
the waves! here come the breakers! How
becomingly alarmed are she ladies'! How the
pretty things futier! Dear me!' what shali
do? Here comes that horrid breaker!'-
The breaker comes dashing along, and steals
kiss, which throws the fair Araminta Matil-
da Hyacintha Jenkins on her back; 'sOut
splew-spluch, or dear Mr.. Harlequin, lift me
up. or shall be full Of salt water
Scene 2d-Mr. Spriggins has been charm.
ed the previous evening at the Atlantic house
i Will MISS SH6TuOlIla CptdGL L1e OeGcIHltlGS
to get better acquainted, and if he thinks there
is any chance, he may propose. He goes tc
the beach. full of delightful anticipations of q
tete-tete with his charmer He hurries on his
'Leander,' and rushing into the sea, awaits
with impatience the egress of Miss Cherubina
from her bath house. Alas! she is there
before him, but he knows her not! After
grasping two or three ladies by mistake, anC
running the risk of quarrel with their indig
nant husbands and brothers, be gives up il
despair. when, fortunately he meets will
Fromkins,' just emerging from breaker
'Tomkins. tell me, have you seen Miss Spratt?
Miss Spratt. why yes, there she is 10 you
right, close to you.' DO you tell me that
Miss Spratt, that fright in an oil skin cap ant
yellow pants?' TO be sure it is; she wa
asking me why you were so long in coming
and she said she wished you would hurry
for. said she. pointing 10 you little thinking
who it was.) I am afraid of that vulgar look
ing wretch in red shirt. he taken hold o
two of the ladies already, in very rude man
ner: and do wish Mr.. Spriggins would come
Spriggins: she said l was 'vulgar-ookinj
wretch did she? Very well, she's no grea
beauty. noW. anyhow, and she may live Mis-
Spratt,' for what care, to the end of he
days Cor. Phil Enquirer
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

An eminent surgeon of France relates two
cases of Chloroform proving nearly fatal; he
however succeeded in reviying his patients,
otter all the ordinary means had failed, BY
placing his mouth upon theirs. and forcibly in
fating the lungs by rapid aspirations and ex-
pirations. A medical practitioner in Paris
states that in two instances Of approaching dis
solution by the inhalation of Chloroform, he
recalled life by thrusting two fingers deep in
TO the throat, down to the larynx and ssopha-
gus; sudden movement of expiration follow
ed, and recovery took place. -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
Our National Airs.

We are rather proud of our national airs,
but with no very good reason. There is moth
ing national about them but the words. and
the words. excepting Frank Keys Star Spun
9led Banner, possess no Enerit-The tune of
this last song is the old convival English air
of 'Anacreon in Hsdven.' The music of 'Hdil
Colum6ia' is an old, once popular, German
piece, called Prince Ferdindnd's March =
Yankee Doodle originated in humorous cav
alier song, Of the days Of the civil war, derid-
ing the Roundheads. In the early days Of
New England, the British soldiers used to sing
it to annoy the New England puritans Even
The music of our fayorite domestic song 'Sweet
Home is an old Sicilian air. Incorporated by
Donizetti into his fne opera. 'Anna Bolsna.'
So much for Americanized music. Yet,
though we have no musical originality of our
own, we certainly have an original way ofap
preciating it in others; as was abundantly H.
Illustrated by the fact that our little village Of
Auburn, with It's six thousand inhabitants,
gave more the other day for one OF Jenny
Lind's concerts. that was ever obtained by the
grand opera of Paris, the best on the continent
of Europe. fa N. Y. Courier.