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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

The STAGE "'76"-The magnificent
stage ofJohnson and Hudson which Is called The Sew
ery Six and Is capable Of con aning 40 persons
has been engaged by the WILLIAMSBURG Wing oenerS,
Committee for this day 1t will be dawn IN sne 'une
procession In NswYork BY 10 horses and the sag .l1
horses VII appear appropriately thumsd IA "'u'ans'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

st u house. observed man named james Roach al
pilr to force open the front door He was i'm me-
oint,ly arrested. whfn he drew horse. pistol and,
swearing that he would Kill the Police placed the nuz-
ze Of the piece TO the brcast Of the officer and hreh
The latter however struck the pistol aside and received
The charge into the palm Of his hand which was riided
BY The ball TIE piece so heavily loaded shst the
instant discharged /, few from the hand OF Roach
ard struck the ground several yards behind him Inc
assistance Of Officer Ksher was then procured and
Roach taken before Justice Stuart who locked him
Up for trial. In default Of $1,000 ball.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

A PUGNAcIoUs SKIPPER.-A warrant
was issued on Saturday last for the arrest of VIM De-
new master Of the sloop Zora lying of the foot OF
Twentieth st. In the North River, complaint OF Mr.
Alex. Gibson, of Port Richmond, who charges Dope"
with assault and battery The complainant stated that
In May last he hired the accused to take charge OF the
vessel Since that time had heard nothing from either
him or the vessel until Saturday last, when he ascer
tanned that she was at the foot Of Twentieth a. de
went on board and demanded of DePew that she should
be given up be refused to comply, and beat Mr. e.
severely The warrant placed in the hands OF Of
fcer Wiley Of the Jefferson Police Court, who took
small boat aud boarded the vessel The skipper or
eertd him ashore but the officer refused to leave with
out bis man. The skipper hea attempted to thro" him
overheard ard in the scUe both fell over the stern OF
the vessel and tnded in small boat which belonged to
the sloop Here another scuis epsued aud the officer
coming Of victor, rowed the Captain ashore aud placed
hun II the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

ATTEMPT AT observation-disclosures
POLICE OFTIcER-shortly after O'Clock on SaN1y
night otcer Newbury, of the Eighteenth war;, VIM
psirolins his beat, was attracted Oy che' Oh
to the house of Mrs Caihsrine Clark. q "'a'N 'o'.
In 1ht,.y niu.h o., near LexinstonsT, and % A''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

DARING House THIEF.-On Sunday
evening, a young man named Jacob Unfelh catered
the house Of Mr. Nor wood, No. rs West Fourteenth
It, and stole two gold watches, with which be was de-
camping, when he was observed by one OF the family
and stopped Officer Jackson, Of the Sixteenth Ward,
was then sent for and searching the fellow found
orc Of tia watches his person; the other ne mad
managed to secrete under the cover of table near
which be was standing at the time of his detecnon-
Twenty dollars in gold coin also found secre'ed 10
lis stockings and loaded pistol dirk knife ana skeie
ton key were found in his pockets. He was taken pc
fore Justice Stuart and committed to await eAsiiH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

ALLEGED CASE OF POIsoNING.--The
Coroner was yesterday called upon to investigate the
cause Of death Of Mrs Margaret j. Scarlet who resided
at No 100 3l.tst, whom it was alleged was poisoned
by her ,ou.in law 1t appears that deceased had visited
him at Troy and returned few days since In poor
state Of health She stated that she had been poisoned
by him during her visit bis house She had no Tever,
been iuoispo,ed for two weeks before she made the
visit AND was pronounced by of her friends to be
insane. This IL also charged By her sonin'law lie
was taken In custody by the Coroner to await the result
of the inauisitlon which will be held on Friday next
A post.mortem examination OF the body was made by
DR.. Siden, but no traces Of poison were discovered.
BOYS ARRESTED FOR SWIMMING IN THE
Decision Sunday evening the Third Ward Police
arrested eighteen boys for swimming In the docks foot
of Vesey and Fulton fts They were taken before JUS
lice Boeart and fined s. each and in default Of payment
were locked up.
Found DRowNED.-The body OF an in
fan, was found on Sunday evening in the North River
at the foot of Thirty Eighth st. II was remover 10 the
Sixteenth Ward Station House, where the Coroner was
notified to hold an inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

The banners Of the various Clay Clubs
Of ls44 ere On exhibition at the Com mi,.ee room Tney
worth locking at and are in an excellen, state o.
preseTvation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

The Jordan at this point will not average more
than ten yards IN breadth. 1t flows at the bottom
of a gully about fifteen feet deep, which traverses
the broad vally in most tortuous course. The
water has a white, clayey hue, and is very swift.
The changes of tfie current have formed islands
and beds of soil here and there, which covered
with dense growth Of ash, poplar, willow and
tnmarisk trees. The banks of the river are bOr-
dered with Tickets, now oyergrown with wild
vines and fragrant with Towering plants. Birds
sing continually in the cool, dark coverts of the
trees | found charm in the wild, lonely, luxuri-
ant banks the tangled underground, and the rapid
brawlmg course of the sacred stream, as it slip.
ped in sigh. and out of sight among the trees. 1t
s almost impossible to reach the water at any
other point than the Ford of the Pilgrims, the
supposed locality of the passage Of the lsraeli,es
and the baptism of Christ. The plain near 1t IS
still backsned by the campfres ofthe ten thousand
pilgrims who went down from Jerusalem three
weeks ago. We tied our horses to the trees, and
prepared to follow their example, which was neces'
sary, if only TO wash OF the inquitOus slime
the Dead Sea. Francois in the mean time filled
two tin TASKS from the stream and slowed them IN
the saddle-bags. The current was so swift, tina
one could not venture far without the risk OF beln
carried down, but succeeded in obtaining com
pete and most refreshing immersion. The taint
of Gomorrah was not entirely washed away, but |
rode OFF with as great sense Of relief as If the
baptism had been moral one, and hsd purified
me from sin.
We rode for nearly two hours in nor tn west
| direction, to the Bedouin village of Rihah, near
the site of ancient Jericho Before reaching it, the
! gray salt waste yanishes, and the sod is covered
with grass and herbs. The barren character Of
the frst region is evidently owing to deposits from
the vapors Of the Dead Sea, as they are blown
over the plain by the south wind. The channels
of streams around Jericho filed with nebbuS
trees, the fruit of which is just rpening. Ii is ap
parently indigenous, and grows more luxuriantly
than ON the White Nile. IL is a variety Of the
Phamnns. and is set down by botanists as the
Spina Christi, Of which the mock crown OF thorn'
was made. see nc reason to aoue! tbs, as Inc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-16

g The laxiag meats OF summer leave bt hind
them long train OF evils. The most universal Of
these general debility, and its attendant,
.owaess u spirits For these we recommend
speedy ana unfaiiing cure, in the shape of Hoot.
lands German Bltters, prepared by DR. c. Nj Jack
SUI geHeris -alone-unapproachab 1t seems to
The fountain head Of the difficulty in the diges-
tive organization, and thus TO relieve the secretons
and the blood OF the macerieS mOrbi or the OF
disease. Its tonic prop rites give vigor to the men,
Dranes Ct the stomach, and promote the secretion
Of the gastric juice, which diasolves the food while
its cordial soothing, and alternative influence i'm
parts general gulafity and strength to the action
OF the secretive organs and seems to forlity the
constitution. Such Is our own experience Of its
effects, and We believe it is conhi med by the evi,
dence OF all who have tried it, had opportani
ty u witnessing its operat on. For saleby
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
Sc l5-6t 90 Main St, corner l4th.
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E}ecE10u Ie,rs

A dispatch from Portland, Maine, announces
that sufficient returns have been received TO
render it certain that Hubbard, he Democratic
candidate, falls over 5000 short of an election
by the people. The democrats, however, have
small majority in the Legislature. which will
secure the election of their candidate. The
election of three Wing and three Democratic
Congressman has been confirmed.
Returns from 2l8 towns in Vermont show
that there has been no choice for Governor by
The people. Fairbanks, Wing, will however
be elected by the Legislature. The Senate
stands Wings 25, Opposition 5: House, Wings
90, Democrats and Free Sellers SO.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA.

EsGLANp.-Tke excitement growing out oil
,he threatened Fishery difficulty has entirely
subsided, and the matter was regarded as ami
cshly and finally disposed OF.
sixty thousand ounces OF gold had arrived
from Port Philips.
II IS reported that Col. Law, comm ander of
he ,roops at Newfoundland, is about being an.
pointed to the vacant Governorship of the Co.
lony.
,;ly throughout the Kingdom. The weather
being favorable for reaping. the harvesting of
wheat, barley and oats is going on uninterrup-
icdly.
The potato rot in Ireland has disappeared,
bu, slight damage having been done to the
crop. -,
nounced.
The French settlements in India have taken
the oath ofaIleglsnce 10 Napoleon. The King
Of Siam has also sent his fluctuations.
IruY.-Bishops Vandervelde and O'Con-
ner have arrived at Rome with the decree of
the Baltimore Catholic National Council.
An English Envoy arrived at Rome on the
9th uit., 10 express the friendly feeling Of mis-
government To the Pope.
GKEEcE.-On the 18th of Aug, the French
Admiral celebrated the tete OF Napoleon at The
Piruus in Greece. Several Russian. Prussian,
Greek, PIedmontese and American vessels
took part and fired salutes.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs.-Accounts from St.
Petersburg say that the Russians have burnt
three Circassian villages TO ashes as chasise-
nent.
Portugal has made several reductions in the
customs tariff.
postal convention has been signed between
Spain and Austria.
A conspiracy had been discovered in Sicily.
The centre Of operations was al Castro CHINO
vani. The conspirators had succeeded in cor
Tupiing some OF the troops.
The cholera was abatDg at Silecia.
Great actIvty prevailed at the Austrian
NAVY Yard at Venice.
Russia on The Dist of August presented the
declaration OF the Zoverein question TO which
Hanover, Brunswick ond Oldenburg had given
their adhesion. Congress was prorogued
10 the 18th, when final decision was expec-
ted.
Two new propeller frgates ofw have been
ordered to be built in England.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS"
ny WKLLTNGTON 3sYnOIN.

N WELLINGTON GUOD1N.
H0UaEs AND LOTS ON 4TH AND an
a, sI6EETS, NEAR POOR HOUSE. FOX
S.- 49, ~ AuCTl0NLWilI be sold on Wednes.
~ ,slsernoen, the 29d September, 1854, ppon
eresFss 49, commencing at u O'Clock, two newly
ssrest - sned Tenements. on the East line Of lsk
~ Ieh, q, re Poor House. sad the residence Of
he sn,ss. smith. Also, several vecanf Lots 10
stTeef A.. e asnn also on the East line Of ~
ali Pres,. ~ feet Of ground ON he Norfh SO
ni.s h..s ,ss oetween "a and lth styees. ,,
Th;s - IeSt 70 new streeF inst ,,.s..s
soeno WI oe divided into mr. h,iS;.s -
aM-one- third cash bsl.ncs !. v1olnx ios:;
per, or title Withheld erdorsed negotiable D.
sc 10
III ANDSOM 4 BUILDING, -.
o,a,, IaE IOMN OF SYDNEY, EExs r IL
CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE an The
TION.-Wil be sold on Friday aftera.A AUG
Gath September, 1852, upon the prem;s". sne
mencing At A. O'Clock, the square of Ground IL ~
Town Of Sydney. Immediately opporte to fhs -, Us
idence of Mr. Skater, formerly Cct.oms. de,iensss,
BY the Nos 49, 90 q, bounded by the Coal Pis ro.S
Federal, Culvert and Cherry streets 1t viii BE- II
vided to suit purchasers, and every alternate Il
will be Disposed of
Teams One-third cash; balance at and l
months for negotiable notes. interest added, an
title retained TILL the last note shall be paid.
Sc 10. w. GODDiN, Auct
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Fatal 4ccidPnt.

READING, Sept. 14.-At halfpast O'Clock
this evening, four girls, aged about Is years,
were run over by locomotive on the railroad
and two of them instantly killed. whilst The
others were severely injured. They had just
left the Cotton Mill where they were employ
ed. and were walking upon the track. An
engine coming on the track on which they
were, they walked on 10 the other track, not
perceiviug another engine coming in the other
dirfciin
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DAGUhlkREOTYPING.

secure Int ShauON ere the SUBSTANCE Jade,
Let nature copy that which nature made;
Think not these Portraits, by the sun light made,
Shades though they are, will, like shadow, fade
No: When the liz Of fesh in dust shaN lie,
When deaths gray hlin spreads o'er the besm;ng
eye,
Moulson's life iike Pictli es knocking al decay,
WIZ still be fresh and vivid as To day
My Gallery is opsn from sunrise 10 sun Get. over
k&diCk BeEson's sto.e, No &c Main street, whera
shsn De pleased 10 see visitors, to examine speci'
mems, whether they wish pictures or not. For por-
traits Of adults py my patent process and improved
Instruments, ouly one dollar. a cloudy day is quite
SIS favorable as cheat weather
F Z. INCLUSION,
a., No l 10 MaiR strcei.
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Later from Buenos Ayres.

NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
Advices from Buenos Ayres 10 August I'd,
nave been received. The report that a revo-
lnhon had taken place is contradicted. 1t 10
further stated tina, the Governor had not re.
signed, and that political affairs were about as
quiet as usual
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.
No transactions to-day worth reporting.
New YORK, Sept. Is.
Sales of 5000 bbls. FLOUR at "a 81 To "a "a
for Southern. Sales OF 49, 900 bushels WHEAT;
Westeen white 81 Oh, red 95 to 90 cts. Mixed
Corn III cts; sales of $4,000 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-16
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

AT AUCTlON-Wili be sold, on Wednes.
day next, the 22d inst, commencing at AZ o..
clock P III. upon the premises that framed cottage
residence and lot situated on the North side of
Broad street. near the African Church, and recently
in the occupancy of R. d. Mitchell Esq. The house
contains about III rooms and is in good order the
lot fronts IS feet and back ISL feet and the
the whole premises are well shaded.
This property is valuable on account of its con.
venience to the business parts of the city, while at
the same time it lie in retired and pleasant neigh
borhood.
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance at 6, 12 and
l6 monh his, with interest," and deed of trust to Sc
cure the deferred payments.
Sc Is JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auct
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From the Fisheries.

HALIFAX, Sept, 1.-the vigilance of the
English vessels on the Coast has damag ed the
French Fisheries SO extensively that fifty fsh-
ing vessels have returned home eighty thou
sand luntals short.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-16
BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.

MISCELLANEOUS SALE AT arc.
III TlON On FRIDAY MORNING, 18th instant,
commencing at half past 9 o'clock, ut my auction
sales room, No Fifteenth street, win be sold az
auction without reserve. of very pretty painted
cottage Chamber Furniture. nearly new; 5 Kefri.
gerators, Il new:) new Fire Crates; black wal
nut high post Bedstead; low post Bedstead large
pine leaf Table; set mahogany Dining Tables; ma.
hogany Chairs; Wardrobe; Carpet and Mating; 2
bags Feathers; Shuck Mattress; good lot OF Eng.
lish Blankets and sheeting. nearly new; lot Sad.
dlery; lot Books and Maps; Venetian Window
Shades; damaged Crockery, and many other articles
too numerous to mention. Sale conducted by
Be 16 GEO. ]. SUMNER Auctr
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ADJUSTMENTS.


a. THE T0URNA1IRnT 49, r..S=
BALL At THE HuGUENor sPrinnfsxsI 1
EtK The Tournament will take plaza a 4r1l
:. day. the 23rd September On he s~sss..sss
the same day, the Queens Ccrcnasiou ma n.,I 9.
The Fancy Dress Ball on the evening 81 ~ s1sS
Gentlemtn wishing ~ enter the list Ct The Tour.
meut viii please infsrm the COMMITTEE of 49,.
menis at the Huguenot SPRINGS on or before Mon.
day, the 10th inst. Persons attending the Fancy
Dress Bah are requested to appear in costume.
Mann gers.
VIM c Scott VIM Old, Jr, VIM w Mechaux
VIM Munford. w C Nice, Richard Crump, Powha
tan; Robt Scott, L II Trigg, Thos Dean, Chas A
McEvoy, Col Titus C Rice, VIM B Woodbridge
Thos August, Marmaduke johnson, Z II Cham
berlayne, DIR w Leigh Burt. q, Richmond CITY; w
w Day, Jas D Lyle, DR. VIM Ball. DR. Junius
Archer Jas Moody. D B Hancock, Pa Poindex
ter. Capt w Trabue, Chesterfield; Col NJ Ire
william, Robt Crouch, DR. Richard Wood, DR. Z
Powell, K Allen, Goochland; Robt Archer, Cha,
r Pryor, Thos Noble, Amelia; VIM Burton, A L
Storrs, Henrico sc l4-d3tc3t
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Saiiing of the America.-The Webster
Meeting.

BosroN, Sept. IS.
The steamship America sailed to-day for
Liverpool, carrying 81 passengers and sI2, 900
in specie.
The Webster Mass Meeting was organized
to day, at Faneuil Hail, by the choice of Henry
Lyman for President. Speeches were made
by Rev. Hubbard Winslow and Charles Terry.
An address to the Wings of the Union was
adopted. The number present is estimated at
800.
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O. CAME 10 my STABLES, (the
8S Union Hotel ON sunday night Last, q ANAL
Bay nerse, with head halter on. The owner
will please CAL, pay charges and take him away.
se l5-3t< T. NAlLOR.
M ANTkD, TAILOREsS, to work ia my
W house, No. 10 Main street.
ss l3-2s. L. SUFFER-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPATcH
Maine RIecsion.
BosTos, Sept Is.

DosfoNs sept. Id.
Sumcient returns have been received to rem.
DER iteeftain that there is no choice for Cover
nor by the people. The Senate is Wing, and
'ae House Democratic by small majority.
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" Uhcu again must we call atteltion to tie
praises volunteelei by the customers who patron.
ize The Virginia Skylisht Daguerrean Gallery, at
No. l45 Main street, OF which Mr.. w Nj. A. PRATT
is Proprietor
Says DIR. Fstius Lawson: Mr.. Pratt has taken
four LiKenesses of me, all Of which were not only
satisfactory to me, but have been said by all to be
exact The one ~ day, being the fifth, is rather bet
ter than those taken before
Says Mr Hurley, OF Prince Edward "Mr Pratt!
Is the only tat that has ever taken good Like
ness Of me, tie eyes in particular"
Says Mr.. J. A. Winston Mr. Pratt has this dav
taken thrc Piclures II me, which think perfect az
| any ever saw"
| Says Mr.. Sawyer: "The FIVE Lkenesses taken
| of me by Mr. Fratt 10 dsy consider first rate"
All the above ale copies from the album of the
Virginia CniIery, No. las Main street aug
EY' Public Taste Improvisation
Dasuerreotypes are now admired by all who see
| them; by sCule. far the richness of the coloIrg
peculiar to them alOne-some for the clearness and
ostinctnesR of the figure, enabling the spectator TO
see them in eng ligh. with the greatest ease--some
for the sircrgth OF their light and shade cearness
CT TIE eye, end the general artstical finish OF the
entire picture When it is known that we furnish
such gems to our patrons, is it wonderful that our
buslnessis 20 rapidly increasingly Our assortment
OF iewelry for setting Daguerreotypes in equal to
aug i'll tho city M. P. SIMONS,
seq Isl Main street, Eagle Square.
| w LIVER PILLs.-PREPARED FROM
| TIE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
| (fA) ALUM SfhiNGS.-1net e Pllls are Dluretlc,
Cathartic, Tonic and Alternative 10 their effects up.
on the system. They excite the sction OF the Liver
in many cases in which Calomel would have no eff
feet. They are also peculiarly ethcacious in Fe-
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use OF the Rockbridge Alum Water and Pills for
many years, in great variety of diseases, has ae
CURED tor it celebrity rarely life er equaled, and
is steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
OF the day have examined the Water and Pills, and
found it possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper
| ties. 1t has been declared by the best authorities
| to be cure for every form CT Scrofula, Chronic
Liver Diseases, all Chronic Diseases OF the Stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia Chronic Diseases of the
Eyes, Mercurial Affections, and particularly adapt
ed to cases of Passive Uterine Hemorrhage, com
| plicated with arrangement Of the Liver and Sto
mach, and many other disorders arising from inn
| purity OF the blood.
| For sale oy Druggists and country merchants
| generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per vial, IS per dozen.
Druggists ard others wishing TO purchase Ia
large Quantities or become Agents fer the sale OF the
above celebrated Liver Pills. will please address
| BOOTH ANDERSON Il CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co., Va, or
| JOHN II. SEAYRES,
| lie Columbian Hotel, Ricnmon
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

VNHE "COTTAGEo FOR SALE AT
i AUCTION-Wil be sold at auction on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, the 5th October, 1852, upon
the premises, commencing at half past O'Clock,
the farm called the IS OUTAGE" sltuated on the
Williams burg road, ebout one mile below the city
of Richmond, containing 1874 acres, of which
about 1873 acres are cleared and In high state oil
Improvement, the residue in woods. The improve
ments are only ordinary. The Land viii be sold
in an entire parcel, divided u suit the views OF
bidders The nearness of this land TO the business
parts Of the city, offers peculiar advantages to those
who may desire a suburban resldeGce Or cottage
farm, aud who, at the same time, can attend TO bu-
siness in the city.
TERMS LIBERAL and made known ON the day oil
sale
seq w. GODDIE, Auetioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, HEaR RICHMOND.
in pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court o.
Cnancery tor the county of Henrico, pronounced
on the 18th OF January, 1852 in the SUIT OF New o.
Gregory and others, the undersigned, commits
sioner appointed by the said decree, viii, on Hon
day, 2Ulh September, at o'clock, Ut air, II not,
the next fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted ex
pose sale at public auction, on tie premises the
Real Estate in the said suit mentioned, consisting
of two parcels OF Land lying on the New Bridge
Road about Ii miles from Richmond, the late resi-
dence OF Robert r. New, deceased. line property
will be divided to suit purchasers, If necessary.
Terms -Unethird OF the purchase money will
be requil ed to be paid In cash. for the residue,
credit of six TO twelve months will be given, the
purchaser 10 execute his bonds with apprG red &c
curly tor the ciect instsments, which are TO bes
iRteresI from the day OF sale, and the title to be
tanned until the whole purchase money shall b,
paid, and conveyance directed By the Court
JAMES TALLEY.
W.GoDD;N, Auct. au 2S-2Awtds.
Immediately alter the sale of the Farm, will b
sold one hne harness Hsrse one Baroche and Han
ness, and also one Cart Terms ct sale.
sec w. G0DDlN, Auct