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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-12
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

CTONE QUARRY AT AUCTION.-Will
~ be sold THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the
17fh June 1852, upon the premises. commencing at
O'Clock. Stone Quarry, containing eight acres,
on the James River Canal at the first Locks adioin.
ing Exall's Quarry. Terms cash
je9 w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
| do hereby certify that have examined person.
ally, the above advertised Quarry, ana do not hest.
tate to say that the quality OF the stone Is excellent
and appears to be abundant.
jelI JOHN A. TEMPLE & co.
SMALL FARM NEAR FAIRFIELD
- FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl be sold on
wednesday Afternoons the 18th day of June
1852, upon the premises commencing at O'Clock
tne small FARM near Fairfield. at present occupied
oy mr.. Anthony Traobert, containing a acres two
o which are wen set 10 grape vines. 1t also has
an orchard OF choice fruit trees of various kinds
ana Is wen &C spted for market garden 1t win be
solo suo]ect 70 atrust deed in favor of Valentine
Heckler, executor of Christian Deeenhardt. for
$500, PAYABLE eight years from the 29ti Juy. 1851
with interest thereon till paid.
Terms cash, as to residue
jeS W. sGODDIN Auct
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N0TIC1.-Dy vistneof s dssd q sr.ss e-ss..
o. g ptember 1919, md recorded Is o. rsi.ssa
0mce q ne Huettnss Court, IA the CITY u Rieh.
mend, the l3lh day Of the same month. I1x9 4.
Tuesday. tie 18th Of June, at IL O'Clock. ehsll
proceed 70 cell q public auction, to the highest bid
DER. Tor cash, the Household and Kitchen Furnt.
nre o. Miles PHILIPPE, named Ia said deed. Al.
20, one Cooking Stove (pafent) The sale wiz take
piace e ne residence Of said Phillips corner Of
je l3--2rA I.EmuEr. RIPLEY
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II SALE OLE A u XXI U II
. HOUSE AND LOT ON 20rH SrREET-By
W q me provisions of deed of trust executed
by Henry B. Read. to the undersigned a. trns,ees.
naeed sotn December, Isls, and July recorded in
nlcnmond Hustings Court, Clerks Office, and at
the request of The benefciaries in said deed, we
snas 1ner A. public suction the premises on
aos.HD y tne I'D inst commencing at O'clock
+. ~, the property described in said deed. being
lot OF Ground situated on the east side of both
street commencing at the distance of Il0feet north
o. street fronting 25 feet and running back 1872
sna bounded on its southern line by an alley 10
az present occupied by Lewis H. Luck, ESQ.
TEaMs-one-third cash; the balance AZ 8 and 10
menths for negotiable notes bearin Interest and
secured by q deed Of trust upon the properly. -
AS trustees we shall convey only such title as is
vested in US by said deed = :
WIN. G. PAYNE,
RO. A. PAYNE, { iruaess.
eStds JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr
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EOU.TH OF JULY.-GRAND PILToRI-

EOU1TH OF JULY.-GRAND PILTORI-
Il AL BROTHER JoNATHAN.--The NAM
MOIH double sheetPICTORIAL BROTHER JON
AIHAN Issued in commemoration of the Glorious
FoCRTH-the birthday of American freedom
has Just been issued in New York at the usual price
oil i2s cents per copy. Ii is really and truly the
most beautiful valuable and magnificent newspa.
per sheet ever Issued in America | can say with
the greatest confidence, that one who buys this
paper VIII be disappointed First in the list Of en-.
cravings is a large historical picture of the
RUNNING FIGHT AT LEXINGTON, or the
!n,rs' blood Of the Revolutionary War Second is
the
ns.asiSG OF The DECLARATION OF IN.
DSf EkDEkCE-Aecompanyin which is the veri
ssote original document in the handwriting o.
!. nomas jefferson, with autograph signatures of
boldly to it. Third is
AUTOGRAPHS OF THE GENERALS OF THE
kEVOLUTlON-Being q page OF autographs and
biographies Of Washington and his Generals
Fourth
CORRECT PORTRAITS or THE THIRTEEn
PRESIDENT OF THE TED STATES. Win
biographies accompanying.
The above are only few of the leading features
OF this mammoth JUBILEE PICTORIAL. Price
only l24 cens. 10 copies for $500. Besides the
above u contains narratives of funny adventures,
anecdotes, poetry. &C., making the CHEAPEST
aad BEST paper ever Published. For sale, whole
SAFE snd retail ~ THOMAS H. GREsHAM'5,
SH Opposite Bread Street. Hotol
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nNE huNDKED Lots IN AND AID.
W JOINING TEE TOWN QE MANCHESTER

nNE HUNDRED LOTS IN AND AID.
" JOINING TIE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-I shall offer tor sale,
at public auctipnson the premises, the above mum.
Der Of lots, on Tuesday, the 18th June, at -
o'clock, NJ.
Many of these lots lie between the western line of
Manchester and the Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road, where the sale will begin
These lots afford most beautiful building sites,
and have very fertile surface for gardens resting
on a body OF clay well adapted to making bricks.
will also sell at private sale, on most reasonable
TERMS large, well built lumber house, now used
tobacco factory, fronting 10 feet ON the Rich
mond Dock and 60 feet on the causeway of Mayos
bridge This location is very valuable, and as soon
as the connection between the Basin and the Dock
s effected, the work being at this time in progress
of rapid execution, the trade from Buchanan ana
all the tributaries to the James River Canal will
concentrate in the Dock to the great appreciation of
dock property.
offer also for sale. most valuable Lot at the end
OF 14th street. Immediately in front of and adjoining
the lot of the Richmond and Danville r L. Com
pany. which lies between Mill alley and the extended
lock of the James River Company.
| wish also to sell that large, commodious and
weiibuilt Mansion, situated a short distance from
the southern abutment of Mayes bridge, on the
right hand of the main street Of Manchester 10
this house Is attached garden spot of unsurpassed
fertility, and it may be used depot for pub.
lie house This property must soon show the effects
OF the increasing population and trade Of Richmond
For terms, apply to
an 3O-law6w F.. C. MAYO
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BY JAS. n. SUTTON, Jr.
NRUSTEE,S SALE OF A HOUSE AND

i LOT ON BROOK AVENUE.-By virtue of a
July 1850, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
of the Court of Hastings for the city of Richmond
on the 10th July 1856, SHALL on Monday, the
2lst day of June, at the hour of 5 O'Clock in the
evening. proceed to sell on the premises, at public
auction, the Real Estate mentioned in said deed,
consisting of lot of Land fronting on Brook Ave
nue. about IS feet, on which is genteel aud COM
Portable brick Dwelling with six rooms, and small
garden attached aud is at present in the occupancy
Daniel r. Pollock, Esq. the trustee viii also con.
vey such title as lie vested in him by the deed OF
trust referred to.
Terms, cash JOHN ENDE3S, JR., Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS. I. SUTTON, Jr.
IL 9-tds
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

BY and nth adrice and consent of Senate.
Samuel Stokeley, of Ohio, to be Chief JUS
tice ofthe Supreme Court of the United States
for the Territory OF Utah, in the place of L. 6.
BrsnGenbury, resigned.
James II. Adams, of Massachusetts, to be
Consul of The United States for the Island OF
Singapore, in the place of Joseph Balestier,
resigned.
The President has appointed John 7. Tow.
ers, Thomas Donoho, aud William II. Edes, to
be Inspectors OF the Pententiarv in the Dis
trict of Columbia for one year from the 9TH
instant.
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ALE or rUIGNATUkE, NEGRO, &c.
- Under the directions of decree OF the Cir
cult Court of Chancery for the County of Henrico,
pronounced on the 4th May, 1852, in the suit OF
Colquit. us. Ellis the undersigned Deputy Sheriff
f5r Isaac A. Goddin, Sheriff of Henrlco County,
win, on Friday, the 18th Of the present month,
Ounce at the residence OF VIM. B. Ellis corner of
bsker and St. Johns streets, (near Geo. Nicholson's
grocery expose to public sale for cash, the lot of
Household Furniture embraced in Q deed executed
by the defendant, Ellis, TO the plaintiff trustee on
the 18th of July ls47; and Immediately afterwards
will hire out the following slaves. to wit: Mary
and her four children, Harriet Nelson Thomas and
Emma and on Saturday Morning, the 18th Of
the present month, June, at 10 O'Clock, at the auc
ton house Of N. B. e. c. B. Hill will otter for sale
the negro woman Mason, to the highest bidder for
cash. THOMAS w. boswell. d. g.
For J. A. GoDDIN, s. HC
10 I0-t6s
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~ FINE JEWELRY, WITCHES AND PAN.
CT G0ODs.-0n Wednesday morninn, 81
inst commencing II hslf psst O'Clock, q 7onrins
House. on Main slreef, opposite The Bsnhs VII -
sold a auction. without reserve. arks ssrie3 Of
Fine French, Englisha ard Gernpau Jewel.
y, consisting Of Ladies and GentiemenS Breast
Fins, Brscelets, Brooches, Ea- nings, Cu6 Pima.
ringer Rings, Crosses, Elegant Sci Of Jewolry,
neck Laces Gold and Silver Pencil Cases and Pens,
tsold Chains, Gold and Silver Watches; fpee1ker
WIN an extensive assortment Of Fsncy md Niscei-
The aoove b consignment from one Of he
,aigest lm porten in this eounfry--the mose Il
out the least reserve. - -. " ss'1
Terros Cash. $50 -
Sale will be continued from d.v 20 H. ,...h.
mornings, commencing al 81: md Is he sffer-
secas: commencing az * o'clock; unsil the whole
je7-dtf GEO. ]. SUMNER. Aucr.
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Nesc Hampshire Democratic Convention

Nesc Hampshire Dem0cratfc C0nrentiOn.
CONCORD, N. H., June l0.-The Democratic
State Convention met at IL O'Clock this morn
ing. and ORGANISED by the election of Henry
Hubbard as President.
At the evening session, Gov. Martin was
unanimously nominated for reelection.
The following electoral ticket was also nomi
mated. Nathaniel b. Baker; Samuel Webster,
Samuel Jones, Henry Hubbard and s. A.
Douglas.
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Creat Scott Decentralization.

LoUIsvILBE, June II.
A great Scott meeting was held in this CITY
last night. Resolutions were adopted in favor
of the Compromise, endorsing Mr. Fillmore,
and giving assurance that Gen. Scott can carry
the State.
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FIRE-THREE CHILDREN BURNED.-Addi-
son, Wash. Co. Wis., June 2.-During the
last night, the house of Edward McAnulty,
with all its contents, burned to the ground.
MIR. McAnulty is with his wife and two chill
dren on visit TO New York, leaving FIVE
children at home, three of whom-a daughter
years of age, and two SONS, one and the
other years old, persisted in the flames. The
other two, with young man living in the fam
lily, had barely time to save their lives by
jumping through the window.-COr. Miiuau-
kee Nems.
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BY JOHN K. .. PAYNE, Salesman.

~ tue of decree of the Circuit Court of Cham
Gerry for the county of Henrico. pronounced in the
suit of Burlington Us Anterior, ct ais, the 9Th
day of June 1852. will be offered for sale at public
auction on saturday, the 18th day of the present
month, the House and Lot in the proceedings in
said suit mel do ned said house and lot being the
one recently occupied by VIM w. Anderton, situa
ted In what ia known Duval Addition to the city
of Richmond. The house and improvements are
said to be in good order, and the property to be
desirable one for small family.
TERMs-One. fourth cash; balance in two install
ments of and - months, title retained until con
veyance is directed by the Court
By order OF the Commissioner.
je16 j r. ID. PAYNE, Auctr.
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'uth Carolina Delegates TO the Wing
National Convention
CHARLEsToN, June II.

CHARLEsToN, June III.
The Wing State Convention of South Caro-.
lima last night appointed delegates to the Ma
tonal Convention. Waddy Thompson and
VIM. Gregg were appointed delegates for the
State at large.
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Later from Rio.

PHILADELPHIA, June IO.-The barque Grey
Eagle, Capt. Whipple, has arrived in % days
from Rio, with dates TO the 17h ult Freights
were scarce and low. Most of the Coffee crops
had been shipped, and but small lots remained
in the hands of holders, The demand was
good at higher rates. The city was healthy.
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sTKATTON'S OFFICE.

Drawn Nos OF Dela~aio, .-Aua, No H. June IL:
So 36 8 81 60 y AZ 2 90 81 45
Whole No l 20, prizs of $780, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
For To-Day-Kentucky, No l36. Capital
$500 Tickets "a
Also, Delaware No l8. Capital $4,000 Tickets
SIS IL u
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, June IL.
FLoUR.-Sales of 300 bbIs Howard street at
$4.l2 TO $4.IS. WHEAT-white, $1.02 to ST.
O5i red. $1.00 to $l.02. CoRN-white, So to
SO cts; Yellow SO cts.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, June IL.
Cotton, Flour, and Grain, unchanged.
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Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class IL, Extra,
June 10:
II Is 46 81 81 II 80 Rs 26 ~ 70 2
Splendid scheme TO-Day.-Capitals: $50.
90, 1893, prizes of $500, of 500 100 of 75O
25l of 300, &c. 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets
@l5. jeI2
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Mrs. Judson, the widow of DIR. Judson,
tFaany Forrester,l arrived in Utica on We'd
nesday last, on her way to Hamilton, ~ Y,
the residence of her parents. She is in deli
cate state of health.
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Cholera at the West,

NINCINNATI, Junt II.
Two deaths and four new cases of cholera
have occurred at Maysville, KY, since Mon.
day.
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Arrest Of Mail Robbers.

PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
Three brothers. have been arrested near Pits
burg for mail robbery. Drafts to the amount
of SIS, 600 were found upon them.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. ll8 Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, opposite Fred
ericksburg Depot

For To. Day.--Md. Consolidated ClassN Cap
itals: of S5oU00, SO of 5000, 10 of 2O0U, 10 of
1885, 10 of 800, 10 of 600, 1l9 of 60 7s numbers,
II drawn ballots. Tickets SIS shares in proper.
ton.
Also, Patapsco, Glass 1877 Capitals: l of 1851,
l of 1850, 10 of $50, &c. 78 numbers, Is drawn
ballots Tickets Sl-shares in proportion.
my 24-Im SMITH.
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Gen. Franklin Pierce, the Democratic nomi-
nee for President, arrived al Newport, R. L., on
House.
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LAMRER r'S OFFICE,
18th street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos. of Kentucky No 1874, June 10:
SO 9 43 ls l6 4 81 35 % "a 20 81 81.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Extra, No IT, June 10 ::
IL 10 4S 81 81 IL 80 IS % ~ 81 q
Whole 20 3l-a prize Of $50 dollars.
LAMBERT.
Fer To.Day.-rhe Delaware State Lottery,
Glass No. Io-Capitais $4,000, a5 1913 of $500,
or 1900, 100 Of $50. &c. 70 numbers IA drawn.
Tickets SIS.
Also-A One Dollar Lottery lie 10
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MANAGERS OEFICE.
K. FRANCE q Co,
Successors to 4. Morris & c.

Splendid Scheme for This Day.-Capi.
tails: 5o00OO, so of 5O00 10 of 1900. 10 OF 1850,
10 of 200 &c. - numbers, IL drawn. Tickets
SIS
Also, the Dollar Lottery. Capital S3, 53t, &c.
Drawn numbers OF Carroll, Glass g:
SIS 70 81 90 50 63 IS 90 Al 81 81 so
je ~ c. w. PURCELL
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The DaguerreoIypists are all taken aback
by the nomination of Pierce. He was about
The only one ofthe Mexican generals of whom
they had no likeness. They are now endeavor-
ing TO repair neglect, and the first of the incon
yenlences of being great man, is experienced
by the candidate, who is beset by the Boston
artists to allow them to take his "pcture in
lttle'
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q Gen. horace Gay, of Rochester, N
T.. delegate TO the late Democratic Conven
ton, died in Baltimore on Thursday.
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A CCOUNTANT AND cOLLRCTOk.-
a The subscriber Offers his services g The en-.
gems Of Richmond aud the public generally e tne
above capacity. Unsettled accounts q mefcnanss
and others due the LIST July and mose aosatOus =
his assistance a. copyisL or y wnung y S1oA :.
uresrnt H. ~. 1000 over John n. clarke's Lot
tery Office, and rsar of Exchange Hosel 80.
je7-d6t@ ". 0ls1EL0u.
rISO WHOA II LAY C0NCnnNs-In Inc
j Richm0nd d "a aud Silver Nanunetory, cor
ner Of Asin ard ush ..s.ssA Pc g $500 o. me
contraction a. TlnQ1Hx AAKA0Aps
bu pEsnDleWs 1lninsk
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HsEN.PIN ALLEY FOR SALE.-The
4 Ten Pin Alley fronting on Franklin street,
nearly opposite the Exchange Hotel is now offered
Tor SALE together with the Fixtures thereto belong
ing. FMS property Is too web known to require a
description The ground on which it is situated is
rnoer lease for term of years, and the sale viii
be made for the unexpir. d time Here Is an op.
portunity for profitable investment, and persons
wishing 10 purchase, would do well 10 apply early,
as there will be but little delay in making sale.
FOR terms, apply to TOLER & COOK,
je 10 General Agents.
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WEBSTER MEETING.-An immense Webster
meeting was held in Boston, on Wednesday
night. Speeches were made in favor of the
nomination of Daniel Webster for the Presi-
dency. A thousand Webster men of Boston,
have declared their intention to visit Baltimore
during the sitting of the Convention.
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ANOTHER ExPEDITIoN.-The Washington
correspondent of the N. Y. Journal Of Com
nleree says:
From various sources we learn that an ex-
petition is in preparation in the South West
part OF the United States, to invade the North
ern provinces of Mexico, and wrest them from
the dominion of the central power of Mexico,
aud establish their independence. What this
government can do TO prevent il, more than it
has done, uoes not appear.
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GALE ON THE LAKE.-A dispatch from Buff.
falo dated June 10, says:
A heavy squall of wind swept over the lake
this morning. The schooner Marion, owned
by ;. ii. Pratt, was driven on the breakwater
and dashed 10 pieces. Four of her crew, named
Mcdonald, McLane and the brothers McFad-
den were drowned. The vessel was insured
The steamer Charter is reported ashore u,
Long Point Canada
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BY JOHN H. D. PAYNE Salesman.

TRUSTEE'S sALE.-By virtue of ueed of
L trustexecuted to me by Thomas spencer, dated
the LIST day OF May, l649 and duly recorded in the
Clerks office OF the Hastings Court in the city of
Richmond for the benefit Of the perssns therein
described, shall proceed to sell to the highest bid
der, for cash. on Monday. the 18th day If June
1852, at o'clock, at the shop Of the said Spencer
Oh Cary street, between and streets, all the
properly mentioned therein, consisting of House.
hold Furniture, Plouehs, finished and unfinished
Tools, &c. &c.
10 IN Asa NJ IANNEy Trustoo
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sTATHAni's LOTTEKY OFFICE,
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand.)

Drawn Nos Parapsco, los, June 10:
II 8 81 46 AZ - 80 IS A 81
For Te-Day.-Giaud Consolidated, Glass
n Capitals $4,000, so OF 5000, 10 of 20O0 10 of
1850 IS nos IA drawn Tickets SIS
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
je IL w. H. STATHAM.
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BY JOHN r. D. PAYNE. s,Ie.n..


T ARGE DRUG ESTABLISHMENT AT
u AUCTION, consisting of the usual variety of
Medicines, Paints, Dyestutfs, Perfumery, Soap
Glass Jars, &c &c.
By virtue of "a deed of trust executed to the sub.
scsiber by Hugh G McNamara, bearing date the
- day of -, 1852 and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court, of the city Of
Richmond, for certain purposes therein mentioned,
will be sold on " ednesday, the 26th day OF May,
at 10 O'Clock, at the store of the said HUGH Nc.
Namara. on Broad street. all the Medicines, Paints
Dyestufs, Perfumery, Soaps. Glass Jars, Show
Cases. Store fixtures, &c. &c, pertaining to said
establishment.
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums under $50, cas- b ;
over that amount, credit of months will be given
secured by negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
nv Is JOHN r. d. PAYNE. Trustee
20 The above saleie postponed until Wednes.
day, the 10th day of June. The Trustee lie fully
authorised to make private disposition OF the
above establishment on very reasonable TERMS and
at great sacrifce. Purchasers invited to make
early application until day of sale, either to the
trustee or TO Mr. II. B. Dickinson.
my 24-dtds r. d PAYNE, Trustee.
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BY JOHN K. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF real

~ ESTATE pursuance of decree Of the
Circuit Court of Chancery for Henrco County,
pronounced on the 10Th day of March, 1852, in su.t
therein pending, under the style of George, &c,
against Brown, &c, shall, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of June next. at o'clock in the afternoon,
proceed to sell, the premises, at public auction,
tothe highest bidder the House ard Lot situated at
the corner Of Leigh and 7th streets, in the city OF
Richmond, which was formerly occupied by James
T. Heath and which was conveyed by the said
Heath and vile 10 me by deed bearing date the
2lst day OF December l846 and frecor Gin the Of
hce OF the Courtof Husting for the Rich
mond.
Terms of sale-One-third cash one-third in Elk
months, and the residue in nine months from the
day OF sale-the purchaser giving negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, and the title to be re
tanned until conveyance is directed by the court
my l2-.dtds John O. STEGER
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II a kDWAkE Al CUsT.-For sale, al
Il below cost TO close
Sheet Zinc, Iron Wire
Boat and cut Spikes
Nails cvoe

THE CLIFTON HUUSE.-Mrs. hAR
i WOOD takes this method to inform Ladies and
Gentlemen wishing BOARD, that The adjournment
OF the Legislature has vacated several rooms that
for comfort and convenience cannot be surpassed
In the city, which she would be happy to have bill.
ed with agreeable families. She could also accom-.
modate several gentlemen as day or yearly Board.
ers and would be pleased TO have call from her
friends visiting the city. She pledges herself that
no efforts on her part shall be spared to render
their stay agreeable.
je 10Llw* RIB HARDWOOD.
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GkEGOkY ~ MAUkl,
successors to j. w. Maury dE Co., Mana
gers.
Office. No 30 Main Street
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mo CONTKACTOH8 IN CARPE

l. TIERS WORK, &C.-PToposals viii u 10
ceived by the subscriber unnithe ash Of de
month, for certain work BY Carp nttrn bFichlay-
ere laserers, Painters DC, required 10 sexts.
sion of certain building about four miles fso1
Richmond, agreeaby TO certain plans and spee1e-
cations in the Office Of the subscriber. which may
be seen at any time between the hours Of and IL
A. M II lie desired that the offer for the uork
should embrace every description Of work y b
done
je 7-6t* JOHN STEWART. g
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large number, no, from motives OF delicacy, pre-
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who have received great benefit from the use Of the
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