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leterrie~ bettceen the President and the Pue.
bia Indians.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The delegation
Of The Puebla Indians, under The direction of
Capt Love, who arrived here last Friday, had
sn interview today with AIR. Fillmore, in
complained bitterly of the conduct of The Mex-
lcsrs. The President responded in suitable
terms, promising them the protection of our
Government. The Secretary of the Interior
and other Government officials were present.
Hon Luke Lea, Commissioner Of Indian Az.
fairs, was not present, having gone to the Viz
gina Springs for his health.
The amendment of Mr. Evans, of Nd. to the
1enefal Appropriation Bill, which was passed
IN the House yesterday, proposing lighthouse
duties on English vessels, it is believed, vii:
settle tue fishing question.
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Destraetice Fire al Savannah.

A dispatch from Savannah, dated August 3.
gives the following Intelligence:
A destructive fire occurred this afternoon, by
which from sixty 10 seventy houses were hn,n.
ed. Hundreds OF persons are without homas
IN the western part OF The city, known as Sou,h
Oglethofpe. All The houses were of wood
and principally old. The loss is estimated a,
$7o0o0. great quantity of furniture was
destroyed. The fire burned from Hubby
street north TO Margaret, and from Laurel .. g,
TO Canal. Among the sufferers are Canaan
Nicholas King, Thorn s Nay lor, Mrs. NJ. Star.
Patrick Purtls, Charles Packet, John Murcbi'
son, Henry Thompson, Mrs. Riverts. The
wind was high, and water scarce. The fire IL
still raging, but It's progress is checked. Great
distress Will be experienced for the want of
houses.
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The Fishing Ouest;on.

BOSTON, aEgust 5.-Advices from Halifax
state MAJ petitions are in circulation praying
government not to allow the Americans to fish
within three miles of land, even with grant
Of reciprocity OF trade.
The Niagara arrived at a quarter before five
O'Clock. Her mails did not go South. =
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NEWS


=, BALrinoRE, August s.
nave some returns from the dif5eren,
S' = SECTIONS which are given below.
NORTH CARoLlNA.--InC Cumberland and N.-
hanover counties, Kerr. the Whig candidate
'or Governor, gains 900 votes.
iowA.-Messrs. Hem and Clark, the Dem.
oc'a.'c candidates for Congressman, are boz
ieved TO be elected.
ARKASsAs.-Conway, the regular Democrat.
&c candidate for Governor, IL elected.
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The E.rtraditiOa Case.

NEW YORK, August 5-Judge Nelson rem
defed his decision to-day, in the case of kaine,
claimed as u fugitive from justice by England
The Judge has decided that the case is one
beyond his jurisdiction and must go before the
Supreme Court OF the United States for final
adjustment
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AUCTION SALFe


SAMks -. IAyL0Hs
SHOCsE AND LWT On FRENCH CAV.
Il DEL BILL, AT AUCTIOny-WfBk g ~ =
Meaa.y nexs, the 9Th instnaG = oeloei, 2 r.
80 IA :, s1s prsmlses. nat twostory House end
:. y house has been recently built and eo.t.i,.
-. 49, or foar rooms; he lot fronts 80 feet ana
-. oscx loo feet to IN Alley l6 feet vfda
:, us liberal JAMES n TAYLOR, Auct
Fiss Ter VACANT LOTS ON ST. STEPHENS
LEIGH sr1ss "a. AnD TWO VACANT LOTS ON
- the ian ins,..s :, 49, Dul1
i,ifersect; lsss hve vacant Lots sifu,sed - ne
each frsrs,H =. federal and 81. Josenb,s ssresss
an alley 10 Ses. - ana running back 100 feet "a
improving. really beautiful lots for
ALE A.asr mnics' WIN be sold, two vsc,p, -. - -,
Noitn sde OF Leigh street. opposite ~. .0u On me
RIM asct ssa I'll fronting 40 feet each, and ruU
Terms very liberal JAS NJ TAYLOR Au..
GEVEN VACANT LOTS IN SIDNEY At a,,c
~ TION-Wiil be sold ON "WEDNESDAY new -.
1lth instant, at O'Clock, II, upon the prernisss
seven vacant Lots, in tee Town Of Sidney, Just b.
2l0 feet on the Plank Road. and run back about
t50 feet. and viii be divided to suit the wishes d
purchasers.
Terms very accommodating.
au7 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
i FUREIFURE-By virtue of a deed Of trust ex
ecuted to the subscriber as trustee by Aurelia ia
zelton, and duly recorded in Richmond Husting
Court Clerks Office, to secure the payment of ,
certain debt therein mentioned, and st the reques
OF the beneficiary, shall on MONDAY, the 9th day
OF August at 10 O'Clock, NJ, sell the property con
veyed IN said deed, consisting OF tea Beds and ter
Bedsteads, two Carpets, one Buresu one Press, one
safe, and TWO Dining Tables, together with numer
GUS other articles OF Household Furniture.
FRANCIS MAH0NEY, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLoR, Auct. au4
TX MULES AND HORSES. WAGONS
L CAND HARNESS, AND $4,000 FEET OF
LUMBER. ABDUCTION viii be sold On Tues
day, the 10th inst at ii O'Clock M, at the Steam
Mill OF MIR r. d Philips in Henrico county, half
mile West OF the termination of the Plank Road
Ii valuable young Mules, Of large size, well bro9
en-, and from four to f5e years old, being on the
whole, such 10. as is seldom offered in the market
Also, two very good Horses and the ru ming gear
OF three Wagons, and several sets of Harness: af
ter which, will be sold about 900 feet of Lumber
OF various kinds and qualities say 10000 feet of NJ
l, in Plank; 5000 feet Cd quality DO; $4,000 feel
good Oak Plank, for fencing; 5000 feet by 4
ScantiGg, 10 to 25 teel long lot by do; lo
vain edge Plank do Bedstead timber. and lot Of
Hickory, sawed. for Axletrees
TERMs.-For the Mules and Horses four month.
credit Tor approved negotiable paper; for the Lum
Der, unde' $50, cash that amount and over toul
months credit for approved negotiable papers.
au 2-dtds JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
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FL FOR RENT-ihe large and valuable
- FARM, the former residence OF Nicholas oche-
re- decd, situated in the county Of Hanover, on the
Centr al Railroad, nine miles from Richmond is Tor
rent. This Farm in high state OF cultivati on,
mas al the necessary houses, embracing dwelling,
barns, stables, &C. contains upwards of five hun
bred acres OF land, we'll enclosed, and is laid
the three shift principle. To person DESTROYS OF
Commencing the business OF farming this offers a
rare opportunity, Ii can be made very profitable
1t will be rented at public auction on the fourth
Tuesday OF this month, at Hanover Courthouse, be
tween the hours OF IL and IL o'clock. PEI de
sirous of renting Will have opportunity OF exam
lining the Farm before the day of enting.
au 6-dtdWll* T., DEWS, General Agent.
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BY ALEXANDEk NOTT q CO,

A UCTION SALE-GENTEEL HOUSE
II FURNITURE, &C.-At the residence of A. w
Noting, 18th street, will be sold at public auc
ton, on Thursday Evening, the 11th August,
commencing at O'Clock, the following articles of
Furniture:-Sofas, Dining Tables, Centre Tables,
Gard do, Side Board, Bureaus, Book Gases, Beds
and Bedding, Mahogany Sofa Bedsteads, Carpets.
Glass Ware, two tine Mattel Clocks, with glass
vases) Fine Oil Paintings Parlor and Dining Room
Chairs, Kitchen Furniture of all kinds
Terms at sale. Sale conducted by
au7 ALEXAEDER MOTT & CO., Auct
A UCTION SALE.-WI. be sold on MON
a DAY MORNING, the 9Th OF August, at 10
O'Clock, in front OF Messrs Thomas d. Charles I'll
lis's store No. lG6 Main street, lot of Counters
and two Platform Scales, in fine order.
ALEXANDER MOTT g. CO,
au7 Auctuleers
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The Cholera at Rochester.

ROCHESTER, August 5.-Durng the last "a
hours there have been "a new cases and 10
deuths Of cholera. Six deaths occurred in one
house, and the disease seems TO be increasing.
The bazrd of health are active in cleansing
the city and abating nuisances. Great alarm
nrarailS
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flNHE TI.HE HAS CviiE THAR rfiE
L GOODS MUST BE SOLD.-THe subscriber
will really eli cheaper than ever in order To re.
duce his STOCK, 50 make room for ais fall STOCK
for an assortment better cannot De founa I'll This
season. On hand. Barge Deiaine al l24 CTS; Lawns
at I'd; Calico at OF crs oh ring al eta; sheetng
at Oh; worked Collars at 81 cts; Lace Sleeves Ut
% cts; Muslin Sleeves at so cts Hose OF all sorts
at l@t cts; GIG haus at I2A cts !; Check Musian at
L. cts swiss al u cts liner Iauslns equa y az
cneap; tine Linen Cambria Edks at 10 cts Row
Is the time, If you want bargains, call at
ABRAHAM LEWIS, Jr,
al 2UI Broad street
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BY DUNLOP, iONCURE & co.

UCTIDN TRADE SALE, OF SUGAR,
IA MOLASSES, Ac.-Ou Wednesday, the Iith
instant, commencing at log O'Clock, we will sell at
our Warehouse at Rockets, to close cnnsiguments,
5l9 hhds Sugar, plantation and clarified, ranging
from fair to choice qualItj.
500 bills Louisiana Moissses, early crop, and
prime quality.
$50 bbls \ ew York and Louisiana Syrup.
l37 bbs small Loaf Sugar.
100 packages, Loaf Crushed ard Powdered Su
gar.
LIS bbs Sugar, White and Yellow, clarified.
100 boxes Amsterdam Candies
2O0 boxes Soap, &c, &C.
TERMs-Under SI00, cash; over 500, months
credit for approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE, & CO.,
au 3 Auctione-rs
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NUTICE.-Thls is to inform INV OH

GA NUTICE.-Thls is to inform INV old
k customers and the public generally, that
my Collars can ouly be found at my
Saddle, Harness aud Collar Factory,
Franklin street, between 10Th and 18th.
N. B.-This notice is called forth from the fact
that there has been sold in this market spurious
article TOR my Collar CHAS. J. BALDWIN,
au Aim Successor to w. p Baldwin
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Later from Port az Prince

New YORK, August 5.-Da,es from Port au
Prince OF July 10Th, state that the yellow fever
was quite fatal at several parts of the Island
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.

y VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
- executed TO US on the 18th Day of May, 1859. by
Oliver Drake, to secure the payment of Ger tain
debts mentioned therein (recordsd in the Office Of
the Hastings Court for the city OF Richmono,) and
at the request OF the beneicaries mentioned in the
said deed, we shall, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
August, 1872 commencing at 10 O'clock In the store
toonl on Main street. adjoining the occupied by
Titus c. Rice, aad opposite to Vanlew d Taylor :
haI DWARF store sell public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, lot Of Carriages. Bugs Hsr-
ness, &c, part Of the property Conveyed in the said
deed. WATSON q HUGHES, Trustees
In the aforesaid deed.
Sale to be conducted by
au6 GEO. ] SUMNER, Auctioneer.
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LIAR "a EUk SALE.-Wlll be soIo on MON
4 DAY, the 10th DAY OF August, at 5 O'clock ?.
Nj, unless sposed Oh privately before, Oh which
due notice Will be given nice market FARM. con
tanning ~ acres, situated two and half niles below
the CITY, adjoining the lands OF Jsnes hlaion. and
Joel Bragg There is upon the Farm comfort
able dwelling together with barns stables, Kitchen,
DC, as also Well OF excellent water in the va d.
There are between Is and 81 open and IN
high state uf cultivation, the balance III oak and
pine timber II cen be purchased with all the crops
upon it, ana possession given immediately. DAVID
BAKER, !R,, corner u and l7JL streets, is
thorized to maxi the sale privately. Terms made
known on day of sale au SLOT
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NEW YORK, August 4.-1he United States
steamship Southampton, Lieut.. Turner, arrived
this morning in Sc days from Callao. ALI on
board we'll.
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49, POINTER LUsT.--SThaYED
- on Monday nurnine lsst, from near the
criIei oI Leigh and Second streets, a white and
liver colored Pointer Bitch, She is about 10
months old, ano has na,uiaI short tail. ANY in
formation respecting her, lett ct the above place. or
at Tie Second AUDITORS Office, Will &c thankfully
received au 5-3.x
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Tbs Massacre Of Capt. Marcy and ~.
Men Confrmed.-Fire
NEH ORIrANs A,c

-, OHLEANs, august 8.
The Picayune has dispatches confirm ;ny tho
report OF the massacre of Capt. Marcy aud
the troops under his command.
Boyds hotel, in Pascagoula, was destroy ed
oy hre yesterday. No lives were lost.
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Execution of Matthias skupin.kt.

ec"ion OF Matthias Skupinskf.
PHILADELPHIA, August 6.
Matthias Skupinski was executed TODAY in
Tue presence Of small number of persons.
lie made no confession but protested, his in.
Aocence OF the crime with which he was charg
ed.
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MILL BE OFFkRED FOR SALE On
w SATURDAY, the 7th or the present month.
(August) my STABLE ON nth or Market street, in
the city OF Richm nd, near the Old Market House.
The Stable is new, and fronts on 18th or Market
street feet, and back ~ feet, to an alley Is
feet wide. This Stable is built ground rent. ANY
person wishing to purchase the above propeIty can
do go by calling on the subscriber any time before
the day OF sale. But il not sod privately before that
day, 1t will then be sold 10 the highest bidder
Terms made known on the DAY OF sale.
au 6-2t* ISHAM PUCKETT
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LCRiFY TIE St sTE.n.-rne intense
heat which hat prevailed for some days has
created biliousness il almost every human frame,
tna Eund:eds Of persons are daily physcing them.
selves to death with caomel and poisG minerals
Of various kinds under the elusive hope Of finding
relief Tor their annoying meladies. To such per
sue we can only say Try bottle of Bakers
premium Bfiters, and obtain mne dlste relief
beng purely vegetable III their composition and
ehLFeiy Tree III taeir operation from those sicken
ih5 nauseatlpg qualities which the effects Of
most medicines they at once create healthul re
EacHon throughout the patient, sharpen the appetite
inpruVe the dlgeson give vigor 10 the liver, expe
ne srrp!uc bile, and thoroughly purify the blood
E'aeteDy diving out every unwholesome humor
''eI Esy have become secreted in any portion OF
- System As an Aperient or Tonic, these Bitters
Il ave no equal, while, at the tiRae, by their
ca Aiu action On the stomach, liver, and dges
We organs, they at once check any inclination to
Il lariLosa. Lea the afflicted try them, and satisfy
-ehse!Tes OF the superior quality OF these bitters
d ~ tEose OF all Others oriei ed in our city
n 10 De had al Richmond at the Drug Stores o:
p. n1O ~. ADIE q GRAY, BENNETT d
kEnho, PURCELL, LADD IL CO, and GAYNOH
WOOD, main street; IL. BLAIR, WIN. P LADn
, 10 SEABRJOK a. REEVE, Shockoe Hl CHAS
E!LLePaUGH, and THOMAS a. MCCARTHY
n az @-ts
ISIS A. Vi. -lIITH's SCHOOL FOX
II YOUNG LADI E S-IsI street. Be.
E"eer Main and Cary.-The Text session OF
~
m,er 9Th Competent Teachers will assist 10
Ehgiish branches.
Ak n. A. sTAICoS, Teacher of Languages.
Terms:
8 fmary Department. $40 90
,uH4mUn English branches. .--...-.-- 80 10
nigner English branches. ---..-... 40 W
.s.c inst ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Az w
Music Vocal, including instruction in sing.
H ing by note, tor each course of twenty.
Ia louf lessons,- w
IA having do do o.
II Fue ! an
sa G-dtSg7
1--WE UULLAhs kEWAHD.-fof the
apprehension ano delivery to me la the city OF
'hmohd I'll negro slave, named BUhWELL.
'elt my house on Monday, 2nd INST Said slave
1Iut t"enty- two years old, about i've feet high,
o'dck, has d detect ia OF his eyes, and Is
property oI drs. G. ). Cilristian, OF New Kent
ny: lie Is supposed 10 be lur xiDg in the yicini
lnis city
o-a MORDECAi GARNELLL
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, August 6.
FLouR.-Sales Of 400 bbls, at S4.O6. GRAIN
steady
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The America Ashore,

HALIFAX, N. s., Aug.
The steamship America is ashore near this
place. She will be gotten off safe.
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TO THE NEWLY CREATED MA.

rNO THE NEWLY CREATED MA.
L GlSTRACY OF VlkGINIA-An InyaIua.
bic Book.-A Guide to Magistrates, with prac-
uca forms Tor the discharge OF their duties out of
Court, to which are added Presidents for the n So
OF prosecutors, Sberifts, Cororers, Constabes, Es
creators. Clerks, &c, adapted to the new Code of
Virginia, by Joseph Mayo, Counsellor at Law and
Pubic Prosecutor In the Hastings Court of Rich
mond For sale by A. NORRIS,
Late Drinker T. Morris,
au 81 Main street
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NEW YORK MARKE'

NEW YORK MARKETS, August 6.
FLouR.-Sales of $4,000 bbs, at $4.25 to
S4.26 for Southern. CoRN.-Sales effected of
10000 bushels MIXED at 643 cents.
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
II IINhNNL q OO,
Successors to Il. Morris & Co

MANAGERS OFFICE.
K. FRANCE q CO,
Successors TO Il. Morris & Coo
For This Day.-CaplIais $4,000 20 of 1000
40 OF 1000 10 of oO0, DC 7o numbers, IL drawn
Tickets SIP
Also, the Dollar Lottery.-Capitals: $4,000, 1000
&c.
Drawn Nos of Carroll CO, Class SO:
70 50 SO IS 81 SO 81 81 70 80 70 81 %
au7 G. w PURCELL.
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SMiTH,s LOTTkRY OFFICE
GREGORY 81 MAUkl,
managers.
successors to j. W. hfaGry & Co.,
Office, No. 62, Nam Street

ID avn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass "a, Aug 5:
AZ 81 20 50 49 10 81 So 20 63 81 81 II
Brilliant Scheme for T0.Day.-Capitas ::
$4,000, I20O0, 5000 739 40 prizes of 200O ~ OF
&c., ~ OF $50, l62 Of 200, 100 of I00 DC. 7S mum.
beers, ID drawn. Tickets SO. au7
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HOhE, CUAL, NOOD.-i am prepared to
u supply consumers 18th Anthracite and Bitumi
nous Goal. Coke, ana Wood, at current prices, and
solici. orders from my friends and the public
SAMUEL F HAYES,
au4-3m North side the Basin.
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D1bRAT &; q - $50 "a
0svsrnsF asssss, q ~ 4cx
k1CHM0ND ~ ~. MS
c; 1ssss.s. S:sl.sss c..s..
Labels, a. -. 70 &c. L.,
Printed ct short notice and upon ressccstPe aon.
~ Orders for oil kinds OF Prjn,in- ~, "a & ~
ceived and executed In the handsuusrs 49,, oe re-
" IS
ROOKS kkCENTLY PU BTT1a
- and for sale BY THOs. h GREsaAH
BLITHEvILLE ROMANCE I by n ssssssi
Hawthorne. vol cloth -75c
ARCTIC JOURNAL, or Eighteen months In the
70 Polar Regions. being No XIV VI Putnams Library
LIFE IN The SOUTH. companion to Uncle
Toms Cabin-price Soc
p THE UPPER TEN THOUSAND. by C Aston
kNIcKERBocKER MAGAZINE, for August
HARPER, for August-eso
No 430 LIVING AGE-i2x
LONDON ART JOURNAL, July-75
Do PUNCH do-I2c
few copies of Gle ason from January LIST to July,
bound handsomely in cloth with gilt edges and
back. Price 50
Gleason's Pictorial, Courier, Post, Waverly,
RAG, Banner Lantern, Picayune, Boston Museum,
&c, all for this week
ALL NEW BOOKS received and for for sale,
wholesale and retail, as soon as issued from the
prets Orders solicited.
THOs H. GRESHAM,
General Book, Newspaper & Periodical Agent.
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sTkATTON,s UFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Delaware No So, Aug 9th:
"a 81 80 80 81 10 SO rs 20 SO 10
Whole Nos 3 81 IS, prize oil 500; do do 10 80
So, prize of 500, by SrRATTON.
For TO-Day.-Delaware, Ex, SO Capital
$4,000. Tickets 81
Also. Delaware, No 56-Capital: $4,000. Tick
cts $40. au7
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NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore ex-
/ Y listing under the firm of MARTIN & rURPIN
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The name
of the firm will be used by Thomas w. Turpin in
settling the business EDW'D. F. MARTIN,
T. w. TURPIN
Richmond, July 30, 1852
N. B.-The undersigned will continue the FA
MILY GROCERY BUSINESS at the old stand, be-
tween 9TH aud eth streets, Main street, where ne
will always keep good and general assortment
He solicts the patfonss OF the old friends OF the
firm and the pubic generally.
auo-lw@ r. w. TURPIN.
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LAM6Ch rs OFEICE,
l4ih street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware Ex, Sc, August S:
SO As 80 IS 1s "a "a 80 "a
Halt, 80 40 IS, prize of SI0U sold
Drawn Nos Delaware Glass 81, August 5th;
AZ 81 y SO 40 10 81 So 20 60 81 81 IL
Ticket 40 50 STA prize OF $780,
For To. Day.-Tce Delaware State Lottery,
Glass No 90 apitals: $4,000, j2,e00, 6OUO 3739
4O OF 20OO, 40 Ut 5Oo, DC. Is numbers ID drawn.
Tickets $40 au6
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au4-3n

II (naving bought the balance of tn ediion) OF
ters TOR sale In aly quantity, 90 serva ions the
writings Of Thomas jefferson, with particular
ference to the attack On the memory OF the late
General Henry Lee, i'll a series ofietters by II Lee
Second edition, with al Introduction and Notes by
Charles Carter Lee Price redu ced to SIPS.
Ruy 3
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I IMPORT ANT MOTH CE.-CHARLES H.
l. WYNNE, Book and job Printer, two doors be.
low Exchange Bank, has just added to his already
extensive facilities one Of the largest and best
Power Presses manufactured in the United States,
thereby enabling him 70 execute work as neatly,
expedllously, and upon as good terms as any estab
ment in the south.
he is prepared for every description of work,
which may Command his attention.
Printing Material OF every kind on sale at
Philadelphia prices.
For the very liberal share of patronage bestowed
he is most grateful, and its continuance is respect
fully solicited. au At
AMELIA LAND.-We offer for sale large
n and most desirable tract OF land in Amelia coun.
ty, situated as follows: Lying in the extreme low
er end OF the county, II miles from Appomattox
River, 10 West OF Petersburg, 81 South West of
Richmond; within Al miles Of the South Side Kail.
road, and within miles OF the Clover Hill Rail.
road. All which channels CT transportation are of
easy and convenien; access. This Is one Of the.
very best farms in Amelia county. The situation
ls elevated and healthy and the society of the cir.
ctmJacent country such to render the lam
yeti more des irable Circumstances are much
IN favor OF the suppostion that there plenty of
coal ON this land N, srly one half of this property
is In pine Of orgina growth; and when this part ut
1t 10 cleared 1t produces the very finest tobacco
There Is abundance OF stave timber, which, as well
as wood, may be conveniently boated to Peters
burg.
One hundred and eghty-eight acres of this tract
Is bottom land OF the We best quality, and being
entirely tree from nundation every acre will pro.
duce tobacco OF the very best quality. About 80
acres more of it is in clover, and az acres in pea
fa!low.
The improvement good dwelling house a
garden, and every out house that could be desired
The negroes, stock, crops, ard plantation mple.
will be sold wit. the farm Ii desirable
Terms very accommodating
ToLER COOK.
6u4 General Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

1 ADIEs, AZ YOU WANT GAITER
Il BOOTS AND SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY,
call on the subscriber
The subscriber is now manufacturing Ladies
and Misses Cater Boots and Shoes OF the best
quality that can be he'd IN this country. So Ladies
10 want Of Boots or Shoes OF good quality, will
please call and leave their orders they wlll be
properly attended to,and no pains spared TO please
ALEX HILL. III Main ST..
ie re- Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

kOTICE.-in order TO make room Tor my Fall
II supply, will offer great Inducements to ali
who wish to buy bargains in Dry Goods have
left very desirable patteI MS Of Lawns French
printed Muslins, embroidered Swiss, Bareges, It's
sues, Challies, &c, which viii sell Cd at cost
WM. j. SWORDS,
au 3 225 Broad street.