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By James Nj. Taylor.

By James Nj. Taylor.
HOUSE AND LOT In PORT MAYO AT
III AuCTlON-Wil be sold on Thursday next.
November 4th, at half past O'Clock NJ, upon the
premises, that frame House and Lot situated in
Port Mayo, on Louisiana street, and occupied by
Mr. Heath The House is divided into two tene.
ments, and is nearly new. The lot fronts 40 feet
and runs back 100 feet, with well of good water
in the yard.
TERMs.-One. third cash; balance at four and
eight months, with interest, and deed of trust
&C 80 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct
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ARRIVAL OF WHALER.-The whale ship
George Rowland, which was seized some time
$50 by convicts at Galapagos, arrived at New
York Thursday. Only four of the original
crew have returned. Some of them starved to
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NORTHAMPTON Cow
ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridge. u. =. n.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August 18, 1851.
Mr. f Boush-Dear Sir While am III general op-
posed Patent Medicines candor compels to state
that have great confidence IN the virtues OF Hanp-
toms Vegetable Tncture. For several months past
have used my family, and in dyspepsia loss OF ap-
petite, dizziness, and general debility with
So far my experience extends, therefore, |
take pleasure Ill recommending it the afflicted as
safe and efficient remedy
l am, respectfully, yours,
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Indiana Electton-OGcial,

IsrIASAroLIs, Oct. 28.-The full official re-
,IYns ri the recen: election for Governor have
been received, showing majority for Wright,
..a Democratic candidate, of 20,03l.
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LOWELL, (Mass.) Oct. 2S.-A true bill has
.sen found against Thomas Casey, for the
murder Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tay Tor, and the case
las been carried TO the Supreme Court.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

tn 4 A r Rh.
Messrs. TAYLOR Il CLARKE. Leases,
Th1s Evening, Oct. 30th, 1852.
Will be performed
LOAN OF A LOVER.
Peter Spyke, Mr. Smith, Gertrude, Miss Raymond
Dance, by. .MsdTie Theodore
BLACK EYED SUSAN
william, Mr. Marchant; Susan, Mrs wari.
song, "Old Folks at Home" by. Miss C Capuell
To conclude with
A Cnost In Spite Of Himself.
Dickory, Mr Smith; Georgiana Mies Reianolds.
oc 80
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NV YORK, Oct 2S.-The ships Constela-
ion and Jacob A. Westervelt arrived here this
.aornug from Liverpool, the former with 9l4,
and the latter with 1913 passengers, making in
I'll l. I2 passengers.
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sTkAT'TON,S 11EE1TE

Drawn Nos of Delaware, No l23 Oct %:
~ "A 81 50 y AZ 10 81 % 81 % 40 SO 10
To.day.-Delaware, Ex 100. Capital: S4227
10 numbers, Is drawn. Tickets 81.
Also Delaware, No 125. CAPITAL: SIS. 600. =
numbers, IA drawn. Tickets $40. 70
CLARK E'S GFFICE-Iath Streef-
Drawn Nos Delaware, No l2l October ia
5 20 81 81 80 So IL 81 "A SO 50
Whole ticket 80 81, prize of $500 returnd.
DC S-d CLARKE
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Or, 9
~ LIVER PILLs.-PREpAREn ERnM

~ LIVER PILLs.-PREPaRED FROM
Thk MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
Va) ALUM SPRINGS-These pills are diuretic. ca.
thaTtc, tonic and Alternative in tLeir effects upon the
system They excite the action of the liver in many
cases In which calome would have no effect They
are also peculiarly ethcacious in female diseases
ne wonderful success which has attended the use of
the hochbrdse Alum Water and Pills for many years
IN great variety of diseases has acquired for it c.
ebty rarely if ever equalled and steadily ncreas
ing Inc most eminent chemists of the day have exs-
mined the water and pills and found it possessed
raordlnary medicinal properties 1t has been declar.
ed by the best authorities to be for every form
OF scroua chronic liver diseases all chronic diseases
OF the stomach and bowels dyspepsia chronic diseases
OF the eyes ercurla affections and particularly adap-
ted To cases OF passive uterine henorrhage coinpca-
ted with arrangement of the liver and stomach and
many other disorders arising from unpurity OF the
For sale by druggists aud country merchants general
~ throughout the United States
Price 81 per vial, So per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase in large
quantities. or become agents for the sale of the above
celebrated Liver Pills, will please address
BOOTH ANDERSON & CHRISTIAN
Alum Springs, Rockbridge co, Va, or
JOHN Fl SEAYRES,
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
wall street. under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND.

Drawn Nos Patapsco, 2s6, Oct goth:
62 IL so q % 40 II 76 81 80 ~ =.
Ticket % % 80 sold.
To-Day.-Grand Consolidated, X.-Can;tals !
sbo of 10000, of coo, II of 5000. 100 OF
looo &c. 70 numbers, I3 drawn Tickets SEQ
shares in proportion.
Aiso, Patapsco, 2s7.-Capitals of g., 900, 10 of
oc" ~ SMITH
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Truth Stranger than Fiction None need Desp al

run Stranger man Ftctf0n Nome need Despair
II Ladg Testimony after Mtuy-ei9M yearS Of
suffering!
Were there real virtue in this wonderful nadi-
cine could il perform the astonishing made by
il!
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April Is, 1852.
Messrs Tyler 4 Adair:
have been afflicted with rheumatism at times from
my twelfth year. will be fifty years OF age the 18th
OF this month; the attacks times
to render helpless; have tried various remedies
to very little effect Last October was attacked in
day night | could not move any part OF my body
without crying with pain; at this time also tried
ny remedies internal and external without receiving
any relief: was last advised try Hauptous We
getable Iincture; before had taken one bottle of
which felt much better, and as continued taking it
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and my
stomach strengthened aud revived every way; | have
taken five bottlts and much better than | expect
ed to be. intend to it whenever | need it, and
would recommend the afflicted, believing it uue-
qualled
Yuurs FJIZARFTH r AGAEFIT,
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~ The Lustral Hair To

IE The IIUBIFHI HIT Il ONIC, TOT CItHNs
ing purifying, preservation and growth ofthe HAIR
Prepared from the original French receipts by
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, No LIS Main
street.
This admirable preparation is most ehectua
RENE dy tor Balances and falling off of the Hair.
causes it u grow luxurianty, making it very soft
glossy, and beautiful, and prevents it from turning
grey, and is the only article which etfectuay
ceanses the head from dandrutf.
This article has been before the public for three
years, and the increasing demand and high popu-
lariy which it mas attained is the best proof Of its
efficacy.
Numbers ladies and gentlemen in this city and
vicinity in the constant habit OF using their
entire satisfaction. Ii has become necessary ap
pendage to their toilet
Large bottles at so cents each. Be cure to ask for
Bennett & Beers Lustral Hair Tonic, in order to
prevent mistakes, as there limitations abroad
which would be apt to prove injurious if used.
0-dlm
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JOHN Fl SEAYRES,
JET Columbian Hotel. Richmond

Keep ii Before the People. that
BAhERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BI1-rERS
are sure cure for dyspepsia III all its various stages
as witness the large number of voluntary certificates
nand for 1t wherever has been introduced No med
clne ever introduced TO the public has gained the
popularity possessed by these Biters with so little aid
from the public press They preventive of Ague
and Fever correcOr of disordered stonachs and the
best tonic to be had at any price Let the sufferer try
them and be convinced.
Pnce only 80 per bottle To be had at the drug
stores of
Purcell, Ladd L Co, Bodeker, Adie l. Gray, Ben
nett Beers, Gaynor l. Wood, and Picot, Main
street; Blair, VIM Ladd, and Seabrook i Reeve,
Broad street, Richmond, Va oc2
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pH w. RANDOLPH Ihas

L for sale, Oct Goth
Choice Works of Thos Hood, vols-si
comparative Physognamy, or resemblance be-
tween Men and Animals, By ] w RedfeId, M D, 800
plates So
Reeoliections Of New England Bride of a South
erh matron, by Caroline Gilman, new edition re.
vised-1 rs
Ancient Egypt under the Pharaoh's, by Ken
rick, M A, 2vols-2S0
Gentleman Jack or Life on the Road, Romance
of adventure-2ic
Corr!nne Almanac, or the Magician of serville,
by Fred Hunter-25c
The Comedies of Plautus, literally translated into
English prose, with notes, by II Riley, A Bohn's
London edition, vois-2 so
Frederick Bremers Works, The Presidents
Daughters, including Nina, translated by Mary
Hewitt, Bohn's London edition-1O0
A Manuel OF the History of Philosophy, transst
ed from the German Of TennemaDn, by Rev A
Johnson, NJ A, revised, enlarged and continued by
X Morel, Bohn's London eGition-l 25
Kidd, on the Physical Condition of Man, one Of
the Bridgewater TIeatises, Bohn's London edition
Il 90
Course of the History of Modern Philosophy, by
Victor Cousins, translated by 0 w Wright, 2
vols-3 90
No24 Dickens Household Words-6c oc 90
CLEGANT NEW BOOKS, at G. NJ. WEST
Il & BROTHERS,
The Book of the Heart, or Loves Emblems, H.
lustfateo ny 1lit y -tnree tteei engraVlhgs-So
Clovernook. or Recollections of Our Neighbor-
hood in the West, by Alice Cary-1 so
A Woman's Journey Round the World by Ida
Pfeitfer, unabridged, with illustr ations-75c
Lectures on the Progress of the Arts and Sci
ences-Si
The Gift for all Seasons, illustrated by ten steel
engravings
Contentment ia Better than Wealth, by Alice B
Eeal-75c
, Good In Every Thing a Story, by Mrs Barwell, il
lustra.ed-50c
The above, with an immense new stock of Med
ical Law and miscellaneous Books, for sale by
q. M. WEST g. BRO,
Oc 90 Under Exchange Hotel
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GREGORY d MAURY,
Managers, Richmond, vfrsinia,
saccessors to j. w. Msury L. Co.-ofice No, 60
Main street

Dfawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, Glass 1872, Oct q
W., o. ~ 70 81 80 IA Al IS 4e 50 81.
Whole ticket Nos 4s So. the fnurtb c,n;,aI of
S4,I75, was sent to this agency.
Dia"n NOS Delaware Lottery, Class No 12s, DC
tober %:
8! 10 80 IA 81 IS IS 40 SO 20 eo4
40 "A 81 30 20 4s 10 81 53 ~ "a 40 40 "a
49, scheme To.day.-Capitals: $4,000. 40
sOuo 60o0 1000, $500, 1857, 10 Of 1000 10 of $50.
~ OF $40, &c, rs numbers, IA drawn Tickets
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IA FRAMED ENGRAVINGS, PORTRAITS,
LOOKING GLASSES, FINE PRINTS, &c, &c
On MONDAY MORNING next lst November,
commencing at 10 O'clock at the store recently oc-
cupied by Messrs Thomas Il Charles Ellis, No lO6,
Main street, up stairs, will be sold at auction, by
Catalogue, without reserve, a desirable collection
OF fine Eugravings, in richly ornanented and git
frames, Portraits, an assortment Of Looking Glass
es, Books of Drawings, Portfolios Portable Shs-
wing Glasses. They will be open for examination
on Saturday morning, when the public invited
TO call and inspect them. Catalogues may be OBJ
aimed at the sales room.
&C % GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctioneer
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>HkAlFF's SALE.-ssi be SOLD on lion.
- day, the LIST day OF November next ON inc
South side Basin, in the city OF Richmond, at IL
O'Clock NJ, the boat Florida, taken under an ez-
ecurion Ia favor Sutton Il Winston, against John
w. Tyler WIN B. NEWMAN, u. s,
fer Thomas w. boswell, :. e. K
nc 2q-dt2
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-H The Beautiful Daguerreotypes executed by
M. r Simons speak for themselves (though this is
not wonderful as they are speaking Likenesses)
they speak for themselves in tone flush, compost.
ton aud truth they are not surpassed by those Of
this or any other country, in Paris London and We.
nice, they preferred to the best French En-
glish and Austrian production, and at Home
their merits are universally acknowledged In
stances might be given to prove the above statement
which would ill the entire columns of the Dispatch,
but this would be expensive.
Be convinced by calling examining and compar-
ing specimens.
M p SiMONS
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LAMBERT's OFFICE.
14th street. under Exchange Hotel

I4th street. under Exchange Hotel,
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Glass 123, Oct %:
~ "A 62 80 q az ~ 81 % 81 25 40 80 10
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, Extra, 1873 Oct %:
81 ID 80 IA 81 50 IS - l SO 20 6O4
To day-The Delaware State Lottery Class No
l25-Capi.als: S38 0uU, 1900, 5000, 6O00. 1000.
3oOO, 1887 10 fIl00, 10 CT $50 &c Is numbers, IA
drawn. Tickets $40
sgF Also-A One Dollar Lottery oc 40
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VRUsTEE'S SALE.-On Monday, the LIST
l. day Of November 1882, at the house OF q Il
Alberget at Bacon Quarter Branch, at halt past
O clock, P NJ, | shall as trustee in deed executed
by said Alberger, on the 18th January, 1s47, sell
Tor cash all the Household and Kitchen Furniture
of the said Alberger and also Mare and Colt, and
one horse Cart. BY request OF the beneficiary.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
NJ 0o-dtd
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BY JAMES N. TAYLOR.


WARSAW FOX LEASE AT AUCTION.
W On Saturday next, the Both inst at Al O'Clock,
P M. upon the premises, will be offered, by public
auction, Tor lease for a term of years, that very
agreeable suburban retreat known as Warsaw The
house contains about 10 rooms and cellar rooms,
with every convenience, out-houses, &C., and there
are four acres of land attached. After the lease of
tue house there will be sold several fine Cows.
Heifers, &c, and large quantity of Winter yese-
tables &c.
Terrnz at sale. JAS NJ TAYLOR
oc25 Auctioneer
EXkCUT0k'S SALE OF SLAVES
u We, the undersigned, executors OF John B.
Green, deceased will expose to sale at public auc-
ton October 30th, at the auction rooms of the
messrs. Hill corner OF Franklin and Wall streets
sixteen valuable SLAVES, consisting of Men, BOYS.
Women and Children. Among them are GOOD
Cooks, Washers and Ironers, also good farm hands
ii. J. GREEN,
WIN. .. WINSTON
Executors Of J. B Green, deceased.
oc 2S-3t*
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AUCTION SAILS
This DAY.


By George j. sumner.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L IN AND NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Ia part execution OF deed of trust made to me
the 9Th day of January, 1874 by Richard Adams
now deceased, shall, on Saturday, the 30th day
CT the present month, at Ii O'Clock NJ, the pre-.
misses, proceed to sell at puohc auction, the follow
ing lots of land, laid down and described in plat
OF Adams divisions, which said deed and plat are
recorded In the clerks office of Henrico county,
viz:
Lot No 2 of square No 1872, fronting $50 feet ON
venaoie street, running back ON Scott street to
Lot No ls4k, a triangle bounded by Byrd, 18th
and streets
Lot letter P, on the east side of Valley street st
its intersection with Baldwin street
Lot on Valley street. northwardly of and adjoin.
ing lot letter
A lot of land in the rear of the two last mention
ed lots, Fl onting on Baldwin street and extending
to square No ITO
part OF lot No 81, fronting % feet on 10th street
and running back to Shockoe creek
These lots will be sold entire, or divided to suit
purchasers. The deed requires the sale to be made
tor cash but with the consent Of the parties inter.
ested, the terms will be one-third cash. and the
ether two-thirds credit of l2 months the pur-
chaser executing his negotiable notes with approx
ed endorsers. with interest from the day of sale;
the title to the property to be retained until the
purchase money Is paid.
G. NJ CARRINGTON, Trustee.
The sale will be conducted by
oc 2s-dtd GEO. SUMNER Auct.
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BY Wellington GOddin.

'VEE FARM CALLED "TALAVERA,' -
L ONE MILE WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on Thurs.
day, the Attn DAY of November, 1872, upon the pre-
Misses, commencing at 81 o'clock P. NJ, the Farm
the South side o: the Richmond turnpike
Road called ''Talavera," containing 2 acres.
The Farm, for the most part is in high state OF
Improvement. The buildings have ali been erected
are sufficient for the accommodation OF a large
family. With the buildings, there will be sold 10
acres of land and the remaining Is acres will be
divided into lots OF suitable size, havin. lronts on
the Turnpike. The nearuess OF this lana TO the city
OF Richmond its beautiful and healthy location, 81
agreeable and improving neiGhbothood, offer very
great induc nents TO persons wishing country re-
treat near The city
TERMs--Un fourth cash; balance at 8, y and lS
by trust deed
By request of the owner.
DC Is tds W. GODDIN Auctr.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUKED7

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 CO.
GROCERIES, BE-, AT AUCTION
~ On FRIDAY, tho 5,h Novem Der, at 10 o'clock,
We VII sell at our auction store q general sssort.
ment OF Groceries, 4 C, consisting in part Of
l0o hhds Sugar, part prime quality
rs bags Laguyra and Rio Coffee
80 bbls Coffee and Clarified Sugar
o0 bols New Orleans Molasses and Syrup
IS bbls Rye Whiskey, part old and very sups.
rior quality
Gunpowder and Pouchong Tea
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo
l cask Hoes, Paint
Patent ircn Pump, e., &C.
TERMs-Under al00 cash. over sl00, four months
credit fer approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE g. CO, Auctioneers
&C 80
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by George j. inner.

UCTION SALE OF .HISCELLANE.
IL Gus GOODS ON Wednesday morning,
Sd Nov, commencing at 10 O'clock at my auc-
ton sales ROOM No Fifteenth street. will be sold
at public auction, the following Miscellaneous
Goods:
Several Carpets, two Fire Crates, three fine Brass
Oil Lamps
Hair Mattress and Bedding, 3 Rocking Chairs |
Lounge, Clocks, Bureau, Wsrdrebe, l fine ida.
hogany Marble top Centre Table
One large Mahogany Side6oard Washstand
One new Albata Tea Pot, CGt4e Pot, Sugar and
Waiter
A lot of Glass and Earthen Ware
Three Rerigeratols zone new one set Counter
Scales
Large lot Shoe Thread Businesscard Racks
Ground Cinnamon aud Pmento
Ladies' Saddle and one pair Saddle Bags
&C IS GEORGE ]. SUMNER Auct
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DREsTON & MEkkiLL's INEALLI.
l. BILE YEAST POWDERS Just received one
hundred and twenty-five dozen of these iniallible
Powders, which have, after long trial and severe
test been found be superior to every other article
OF the kind for making light and wholesome bread.
They great convenience, are always ready,
aad sure to act; the dough requires no standing,
but is ready to bake as soon mixed. They are
also peculiarly adapted to the making Of Watfles,
Mullins, Buckwheat Cakes, Gingerbread, Dump.
lings, &c. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
oC27 ADiE d GRAY, lat Main street.
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lTELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Funeral Of Mr.. Webster.

Funeral of Mr.. Webster.
BosTos, Oct. 90.
Thefuneral of Mr.. Webster to-day was i'm.
rnensely attended. All the public Offices and
stores were closed
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 90.
This city has to-day borne evidence of res
pect for the memory OF Daniel Webster. EN-.
blems of mourning were visible in every quar-.
ter, the bells tolled and business suspended.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Oct. %.
Sales of2l0obb Flour at $4.56, 1000 bbls.
at "a &C, and 1000 at s462. Grain steady q,
previous prices.
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LION. DANIEL. WEB.TER-NEW FULL

lion. DANIE,. WEBSTER-NEW FULL
L LENGTH ENGRAVED PORTRAIT CT this
DISTINGUISHED American statesman, from painting by
Mr. Thomas Lawson, an artist who ia the opinion
of Mr. Webster and his friends has produced the best
portrait of him extant has been received py the SUD
scriher who has been appointed agent for Virginia.
A eopy of il can be at 81 slmOns's Daguerreo-
type rooms Eagle Block where all are invited To eAa
mine it, A limited number only can be supplied,
therefore those who desire copy should subscribe at
once, as there will now be great demand from the
whole country The price has been fixed at three dol
lars onlv PAYABLE on delivery. We iced confident IN
saying that the public have but to this work 10 ac
knowledge that engraving of the highest merit and
worthy OF the great ORIGINAL mas no" oeeh pro-
duced ..-..
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
No l4th street, Richmond, q a.
UNION.
An elegant engraving with the above title contain
ing portraits of many OF our most
Webster Hon Calhoun, Hon MiIisrd Fillmore,
Mai Gen Scott, Hon Lewis Cess, hon WIN King,
ana many Others, has been received ~ lhe
who mas been appointed agent for Virginia copy
can be seen at NJ Slmonss Dasuerreotype rooms,
EasIe Block where all are invited TO examine IL
The hkenesses athoug Oh small. remarkably faith
full and distinct and command universal admiration
The price of the engraving Is i've dollars only
subscriptions received as above, or by
oc 2s-d6tv3t NOT lfth ST, Richmond, Va
NO THE AFFLICTED Voluntary certi.
hca,es continue to come In from persons woo
have given Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir fair
trial.
"RrcaMoNp, Nov 18th, le5o.-Mrs.A. h. Oaws--
Dear Madam: | take great pleasure in recommend
ing YOUR Cough Drops TO those afflicted with
Coughs. Colds &C. have used 1t in my family for
three years. and found ii the best family medicins
ever used On one occasion administered 1t &c
enc Of my children, suffering greatly with cold and
a high fever, and it afforded immediate relief.
Very respectfully.
NARY ANN STEVENSON.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by BENNETT
BEERS, A. BoDEkER, CHAs. BECK, CHAS. D
YALE, and Mrs A. b. DAVIS. Main street. ans
BOUCHER Il MELTON. Broad u, Richmond.
oe26
nATs.-l000 busas. now iand,Gg, and Tor sai
~ from the wharf BY
oca5 r. RANKIN.
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~ DR.. Hoofaud's German bitters prepared by
DR.. c. Al. jackson, are Justly reckoned amongst
our most valuable medicines. In cases of Dyspep
sa acts like magic, strengthening the tone ct the
stomach, stimulating the digestive powers and CIV
ing rudy health to the cheek and brightness othe
eye. There are thousands in this community who
can testify to their virtues, and thousands will
hereafter add their testimony.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Main
street. oc l9-l2t
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By Wellington Goddin.
HOUSE AND LOT ON MAIN STREET.
Ii NEARLY OPPOSITE COUNTY c. H,FOk
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Monday
afternoon, the LIST day of November, 1852, upon
the premises, commencing at half past o'clock,
the frame Tenement on the Nc nth side of the Main
street, nearly opposite the County Court House,
now occupied by Mrs Fitzgerald. Ii fronts about
19 feet, runs back about $50 feet.
TERMS -One-third Cash; balance at and 6
months for approved endorsed negotiable paper, or
title withheld
&C 30 w. GODDlN, Auct