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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02
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a Great Cure for Fever and Ague!!
A never failing Remedy DIR ROSES Fe.
yer and Ague Tonic Mixture, is a certain


A never falling Remedy DIR ROSES Fe.
yer and Ague Tonic Mixture, is a certain
and reliable, cure for Chills and Fever The
THOUSANDS who have used it in Ohio, Virginia, In
clans, North Carolina, and othsr States pronounce
1t the very best preparation used for all evers aud
particularly Fever and Ague. is truly the poor
man friend, and the rich mans security
Hundreds of Physicians who are using it prefer
tito quinine. It can be had at so cents per bottle
e. Purcell. LAID d. Co.'S, Bennett d. Beers O a
Strecker's, Gaynor e. Woods, Bodaker's. Adie
& Gray's, A Duvals, r r Duvars. ] Blair's, M
Zachrisson's, and w Lsdds Sc 29-rs
~ Cure for Dyspep.ia.-The public will
behr in mind that BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-
MUM BlITERS are the most unfailing remedy for
the cure OF Dyspepsia that has evar been offered to
an American public As an evidence of this fact
the proprietor has now in his possession a humber
81 certncases from some Of our own citizens VINO
have found speedy relief from this annoying dis
ease, aier various other remedies have proved uu.
successful As a cure for Cholera Morbus Bilious
Affections, Diarrhoea, Summer Complaints of chill.
dren Sour Stomach Loss of Appeti e, Indigestion,
and other diseases arising from impure blood, de-
bity and disorders of the digestive organs these
Bite have equal. The proprietor, living in
the immediate vicinity OF Richmond where he is
well known to all, would not have the presumption
to recommend his BtteIs a reliever OF the above
Diseases had he not thoroughly tested their re.
markable curative powers; but being satisfied that
they are just the medicine needed all times and
by both sexes, he feels that he would be doing
public injustice, did he not take the steps
to enable all to profit by the of them. Price so
cents per bottle For sale by go
PURCELL, LADD g. CO, A. BODEKER, ADIE
GRAY, BENNETT BEERS, and GAYEOR
WOOD, Main street; II. BLAIR, VIM p LADD
and SEABR0OK e. REEVE. Shockoe Hill, CHAS.
mlLasPAUGH, and THOMAS MCCARTHY.
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~ Oncc again must we call attention to the
praises vo!uutee,ei by the customers who patron.
ize the Virginia Skylisht Daguerrean Gallery, q
No. las Main street, of which MIR. WIN. A. PRATT
IL Proprietor.
Says Mr.. FsJias Lawson: DIR. 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 to day, being the fifth, il rather bet
ter than those taken before"
Says Mr.. Hurley, of Prince Edward !" Mr.. Pratt
10 tee only artist that has ever taken q good Like
ness of nae, ihe ayes 10 particular"
Sc " Mr.. J. A. Winston " Mr.. Pratt has this day
taken thne Pictures III me, which think perfect ~
any ever saw"
Says DR.. eawyei: The Eve Lkenesses taken
of me BY Mr. Frett 10 DAY consider Erst rate"
All the sbgve aIe copies from the album Of the
Virginia Gallery, No. ll5, Main street. au2
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JOHN T. FORD Agen,
FAIRFIELD K11,Rs-

-
$3.50 01 The x F,irs se1a ! Fall a. meet.
@& II EsDA 'Sm sth oe,os on
next and continue five days
First Day, Tuesday-Jockey Club Purse $50
with $40 entrance added to the purse-mile heats
free for all ages.
seeoad Day, Wednesday-Pr Projectors
purse S200-.wo mile heats.
Third Da Thursday-Jockey Club purse
$50, with $40 entrance added to the purse-mile
heats-free for all ages.
Same Day, splendid Saddle and Bride will
be put up, trse for Saddle Horses only-S5 en-
trance.
Fourth Day, Friday-Jockey Club purse
Sioo-3 mile heats-S20 entrance. On this fay
will be run the inside match, $500 aside. $3.50 for.
teit) between C.. 81 N. Green's bay mare GOLD
PIN, and John Belcher's bay horse RED EYE.
Fifth Day, saturday-A MULE RACE
Mile h-ats-Purse S25.
From the number and character of the horses in
training for the fall meeting, fine sport may be ex
pected. There are now IS horses in regular exer.
else at Fairfield aud Broad Rock, and among them
the finest horses in the State. Not less than five are
expected to start in the great race on Friday Oct
sth) and the well earned reputation Of four of them
usses the opinion that it will be the best contested
race run in Virginia within the last 90 years
.. e.. John BELCHER, },--:.
Sc 30-5t r. BLANKENSHIP Sfropfietors
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AVGTION SALKS.
FUTURE 7D1YS-f=T


DUNLOPs mONCURR . co.
ROCERIEs At AUCTION.-on r.e..
mi ~. anmys yet !. commencing 1t 10 O'Clock, Ne
~; seil q our store, general sssoxmeof az On.
eeries, consisting In part o. = '' uio'
~, ,So bids fair 70 prime quality Sugar
ivo nbis coffee and clarified do
log bags prime Coffee s. 5 .zs
80 bbls Molssses
30 bbls Syrup
Whisky, of extra quality
brandy, Gin, Teneriffe and Madeira VIM.
ssunpowsder and Poachong Teas
IEaMs.-Under ]iO0 cash: over that .-ou,, 4
lno pl credit for approved negotiable paper.
~ Sale without regard to weather.
&c DUNLOP. MONCURE q co. Auc,..
NOTICE-HIGH CONsT1RT-E 81 I7;,,
-; - De sold on Saturday, the I'd inst comm.nc.
simns ON ososs =. the Eating saloon Of James
ali e ,h IN MAN street near the Exchange Bank,
CIba s;.' Mattrasses, Pillows, Bed Clothing
Saan ana suIdry other articles useful 10 housee''
Aeepsfs' 70 sausfy attachment in my hands.
---tus b. BLAIR n n n u
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.SnirifunL Conrenfioaa

WoRCEsTER, Mass, Sept. 29.-The Spirit.
ual Convention met here to-day, and was
largely attended, E. Draper, presiding. Reso-
lulions were passed recommending quarterly
mass meetings for the formation Of harmo nj.
GUS bro,herhoods and spiritual circles. The
Convention then adjourned till evening, when
Andrew Jackson Davis will lecture on Spirit
uaiism
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G Enterprise.- Perhaps no stronger evil
dence Can be adduced of the intrinsic value and un
Tivaled usefulness Of AYERS CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ than the fact, that in order to supply the de.
raand he Proprietor has been compelled to build
immense block, occupying large part of
square on one Of our principal thoroughtares five
tor the preparation Of the Cherry Pectoral alone.
AS this article has won its way to the public
favor solely by its in curing disease, this
TACT is some comment its virtue.-LOtoeH Aduer.
ttser oc l-2t
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TeU0ar Ferer in Charleston

CHARLESTON, Sept. 29.-There were eight
deaths from yellow lever for the "a hours end
ing at nine O'Clock last night. The deaths
during the week have been 43 from yellow
fever. Bresel Major Roland, Captain of the
Second Regiment of artillery, died of the dis.
ease yesterday,at Castle Pinckney, Charleston
hsrbor. He was 30 years old and distin-
guished himself in the Mexican war.
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Democratic Meeting in Boston.

BosToN, Sept. 2S.-Granite Club No. /, of
Boston, held meeting this evening at Faneul
Hall, which was thronged in every part, many
ladies being seated in the galleries. Hon.
Pierre Soule, ofLolisiana, addressed the meet
ing more than two hours, and was listened to
with marked attention. Very great enthusi-
hsI1 nreyailed.
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Hr To the Citizens of Richmond and

B To the Citizens of Richmond and
Transient Visit0rs.-H you wish to have
your hair cut and dressed ia the most fashionable
and tasteful style, and your whiskers changed to
beautiful black or brown color, please call at HOB
SONS Shaving, Hair.Dressing and .Shampooning
Saloon, in the American Hotel Basement.
N Bile can furnish you with hot, cold or
shower bath, at any heer, at 25 CENTS five tickets
forSI se27
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4 Stampede of Slares.

NASHVILLE, Ky, Sept. 29.-Thirty-one
slaves escaped from this place day or two
sro. 10 Ripley. Ohio, where they concealed
Themselves, and had not been arrested at the
IstesE accounts. The kentuckyans are on the
Alert, as trouble is anticipated, if they are not
given up Immediately by the authorities.
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
MAysvlLLE, Sept. 29.--The clothes taken
hv the slaves were ioundcc oncealed in a yard
and the owners were refused a warrant TO
search the house IN which il was supposed
most OF the slaves were hid. Five who had
continued on were pursued by their masters
ana tine, captured. They are expected to be
brought over tonight.
The nes-oes of Ripley gathered in numbers,
armed with guns, aud surrounded the hotel
where the keniuckyans stopped. Fears are
entertained ola serious disturbance, as the
kentuckians remain there on the watch, and
are determined to recover the slaves.
Much indignation is felt here because the
authorities Of Ripley refused TO assist the
masters in granting warrants.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Sept. 81

CorToN dull and unchanged. FLoUR-Sales
of 10000 bbIs; State brands, $4.44, Southern
S462 TO $475. WHEAT-20000 bushels sold
at $l.0i to $I.05 for western white, and 95 cts.
for red. CoRN-Sales Of 10000 bushels at II
TO 20 cts for mixed
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IL" Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver COM
plant rank most difficult to cure. We are
pleased 10 have il in our power to point out re-.
meay which has proved efectual in many cases,
and which we can safely recommend certain
and ilf4lole cure; 1t has been the means q rescu
ing thousands from untimely grave We mean
the Hoofands German Bitiers, prepared by DIR g.
III. jackson, at the German Medicine Store, l2o
Arch stree, Philadelphia For sale in Richmond
by PURCELL, LAID g. CO., sole ageats.
Sc 3J-I0t
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TTE LATEST NEWS.
Torcrents of General Seott-kentaeky Cat
tie Shoe.

tie SRoE.
PARIS. ny, Sept. 2s.-Gen. Scott arrived
at las. nsn a and w'i large d az ne
uua' % c;,,zeps. He made no speech, merely
n S.p !; The citizens for the favorable recep
In, ins" ., their hands, aud expressing in warm
10" a. his sense of The hospitality aud kindness
he had met viii, in Kentucky ,hs During his
Etenf his route TUNED out freely, and his
~, .r,isee was several times stopped TO rece We
.ta sreetngs Of the villages on the road.
'iI The crowd in attendance at the fair is i'm.
mense, aud it is estimated , that $1,000 persons
"re lilies. A circle was formed, with Gen.
a, in the midst. when Hon. G. w Will
i;sm hams on behalf Of the Barbour Agricultural
.;n introduced Scottto the audience, and
made brlsf address. welcoming him 10 the
s+I Of kentucky. Gen. Scott replied in
isa,,,Iill aud eloquent speech, which was re-
.ei,ed with rapIurous plaudits.
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Auction SALES.
FIIfIIKETD1l



1v1 PERTY IN THE CITY or RfCHMOHD.
ne James River CGunection ard tho
nasm-LaRgc Warehease sn 10th street,
ana kloyeu Houses and Lets On Byrd,
between 10th and 11sh Streets, Nc Auc.
ucns-By order Of the President and board OF Di.
rectors OF the james River and Kanawhs Com
Rany, ensil, on WEDNESDAY,, the 20sh day Of
the premises, sell that LARGE and VaIuahIe
Marehoase ON the south nde Of the Basin, on
iutn street, and occupied by Messrs Lrdlan, a
watson I he lot fronts e5 feet and runs b.ek 100
ieetto the Basin The house 10 built of br;ck f,ur
stories high, In the most subst.ntial and aproved
Mannef. ronts o. feet on 10th street, bounded on
1ne south line BY the canal, runs back IS feet =,
within short distance from the Basin md sr;ns
two fronts on the Basin and cansl affords arnnlss
fic htfes for receiving and discharsiua merehsn.
disc. In point OF location and construction hi. i.
regarded as one of the most valuable Warehouse
In the city for the transaction of hesvy business
Also, Eleven Brick Houses and Lots .i:ns.
ted on the north, side of Byrd, between 10Th and
lin streets-aii of them In good order and nearly
new, each three stories high and running back TO
the canal The construction of these Houses SUCH
that with some slight alterations, they could be
made to answer for both residences and business
houses, and from their location, will always lind
outlay. . - r. -
1t is deemed unnecessary here to euumerate the
many advantages Of location and construction COM
oneo In the above property; but in view of the i'm
portant Improvements in The vicinity thereof now
In progress we would ask an examination of The
same oy those wishing to invest their surplus finds
Judiciously Z = - ,-'.''' :"
Terms OF sALE.-one third cash ,he h.,.n..
al aud IL months with interest and the deferred
payments to be secured by deeds of trust upon The
property. W r. w.
Sc % JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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Shipnreck and Loss of Life.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 29.-Intelligence has
been received here of the wreck and total loss
OF the brig Mount Vernon, from Havana
She capsized in gale at sea and sunk
Eleven of her crew were drowned and six
saved.
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Cholera at the West.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2S-We have reports
irora below of quite a number of cases of
cholera at Cairo, and the towns OF Missouri
There is also said TO be much sickness, re-
sembling cholera. along the Mississippi.
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Fire in Iadiana- Celebration of Turne,

Fire in Celebration Of Turner's.
Mr.. Ellsworth, on the edge of the grand prai-
RE near Lafayette, Ind, was entirely consum-
ed on the 18Th inst. Loss $4,000.
The Turner Societies OF this and adjoining
towns had a great festival yesterday. The
stands erected for ladies fell, 80 OF 40 were in
iured but none of them fatally.
The Ohio River is falling. There is but
four feet Of water On the bars below Louis
Vile
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T w. A. POWELL, Architect ant

- w. A. POWELL, Architect and
Civil Engineer, otice two doors from Main, on
12th street opposite the office of the Jsmes River
ana kanawna Company. Designs furnished for
every description of Houses with estimates, con-
tracts. and agreements. Buildings superintendent,
and iu size details furnished for every portion OF
a Building. Lessons given in the Architectural
Science and Art OF Drawing; all On very moderate
terms sc 25-lm
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r| Three Thousand One Dollar Pic.
lures taken within the last Two Months.
Does not this look like giving entire satisfaction
to our customers, and the Public2 if it does not,
we would like to know what does. Do not be
gulied any longer by paying high prices for your
pictures but come to me and get superior Pic
lure tor one dollar, case included. Warranted
FRANK MOULSON,
se2I No ITO Main street.
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BROAD ROCK RACES.

o.
SA mence over this long estab.
-iished course on TUES
DAY. the IAN of October for the following purses,
to wit:
FIRST DAY-Tuesday.-A sweepstake for three
year old colts and FLIES that started in race
Mile heats 500 entrance, S25 forfeit to name and
close the 25th of September-two or more to make
race. hst
SECOND RAcE-Same Ddy-For purse of $50
$40 entrance, to be added to the purse-mile
heats. -.'t', tt-<
SECOND DAY-Wednesday- Proprietor's purse
of $500, two n lie heats.
will be put up for saddle horses-one mile out-dve
er tries.
THIRD DAY-Thursday-Propr purse
$780, for four year old colts and FLIES (Mr Gibbons
-, Messrs. Green's Gold Pin and Capt Becher's
Ashmat accepted) $50 entrance, which will be ad-
DID to thu purse. Entrances be made the first
Tuesday in October.
SECOND RACE Same Day.-Mule race for sad
die, mile heats, 81 so.
FOURTH DAY-Eriday Jockey Club Purse
$780, with inside stake of S500-three mile heats
half forfeit and closed on the 1st of August with
only two subscribers, viz.
years old, by Boston, dam by imported Prism.
c. d. N. Green names bay lilly Gold Pin, years
DID, by Boston dam Gold Wire.
s Any gentleman who may desire to do so
can enter for the purse Thursday previous the
race
sc 27-d6t* c. g. N. GREEN. Proprietors
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LEXINGTON, Ky. Sent.

Gen. Scott reached this place yesterday, and
was warmly welcomed. He avaled himself
ofthc opportunity to visit Mrs. Clay. To-day
he left for Louisville. via Frankfort.
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BY WkLLlNGTON GODDIN ~

A NEW VOLUME OF THE "POPO.
"A LAR LIBRARY."-Srories from Blackwos,a
vol, l6mo, cloth-50 cents. Contents: The Firss
ana Last Dinner, Maavolti, The Iron shrood The
Ayenger, The Announcements and Three Room.
Nicholas Drinks, or Fried Mackerel Tor Dinner
Fortune Hunting Extraordinary. @
One of the most difficult things to write ID good
short story. Biackwocd's Magazine, IL 10 wen
known, has long been celebrated for its supply Of
this rare literary article. The above selection ex-
h;bits its power and variety in this department. e.
The Paris Sketch Book, by VIM NJ Thackery,
snthor Of Yellow PLUSH Papers, &c, vols, fancy
Gaities and GRANTEES. by Horace Smith, one Of
the authors of Rejected Addresses, l6mo, fancy
cloth-Sl fnss .
A Journey Through Tarsary, Tibet, and China.
by II Hue, 9 vols, l6mo, fancy cloth-Sl a =
The Maiden and Married Life, by Mary Powell.
Afterwards Mrs Milton, l6mo, cio,h-S0 cents gg119s
The Yellow Plush Papers, BY VIM NJ Thackery,
l6no, cloth-50 cents -
Historical and Personal Sketches l6mo, cIoth--5o
cents 0s So fisS'4 an
Japan: Geographical and Historical, from The
earliest records to the present time ard the Exped
ton fitted out in the United States BY Charlie. No
Fsrlsne, Esq one of the Editors of the Pictoriak
History Cf England, British India. &C. vol, limo,
with numerous engrsvings, cintt-Si IS s5e
An Expedition 10 the Valley Of the Great Salt
Lake Ct Utah, including Description Of its Geo
grapny, Natural History and Minerals ana an Analy.
sis If Its waters, illustrated by numerous beautiful
plates from drawings taken on the spot, by How
| ard Stansbury, vol, 6vo, text, and vol, 6so,
maps-S4 so
| Lydia, Woman's Book, by Mrs Newton Cros-
land-prce IS cents 55ses
Tuckerman's Sicily, g Pilgrimage, 1snc-pa2er
IS cents cloth ~ cents
"A clever description of country less ffequens.
ed than many other parts OF Europe Jour Com.
French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese School
| and Miscellaneous Books. For sale by
NASH a. WOODHOUSE, -
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept. 80.
FLouR-Seles of $50 bbls. at $4.25. No.
thing doing in GRAIN.
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AMfSEMENTS.
F = GRAND sOIRKEs
,-,o,, KUNKHL,s
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TR0IrpE

DisPiayinR all the Nan ~. y o1 =,
roo.~v~. Dance, ~.1
svekE1nn WITH W.T. Hussor -,
WIZ, Hi1,ssto, Rsnned and A1rsin.. Aseo1'
At 0n DmL1NuE EVERY KvENiHG.
equalled "a array of talent IN.
III. X. johnson
w. Penn Lehr n Lehr
g. Wnshington GNl ~ ~: MSrxan
Geo. X unkle "a. Hi11
And the young American Ballad;.,
,.., MASTER ADAMS,
lAusnor OF Don't De angry Mother. "poor Ola
Uncle joe" &c) oiu
Admission Is eents-Doors omen msr,ar :.
fore o'clock FA q9ar ser De-
se 2-tf JOHN n ropD
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I INEN CAMBRIA HDkFg.-Lineo Cam
IL brio Handkercheis in every variety OF quality,
varying In prices from G4 cents to ei3.
e. HARfWELL g. CO.,
Oc ODnosite -Wan Tavern
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BY TOLEK & COOK.
THRUST SALE ar V1Tuapvu

= PERTY BY virtue of deed Of tr.s, go. 49,.
ss,b y me Valentine Heckler and wife. dated the
S H, Jay OF January, 1852, and recorded in The
Clerks Office of Henrico County, the cor d. n &c
me same month, shall, on MONDAY the 4tb dsv
OF October 1852, at the hour Of half past oc,oci
y, mt me evening proceed to sell at puoc auction to
Sy saia aeS Of the prcsrty conveyed
Lot ON Broad street. in the city of Richmond known
az Brackets Tavern; and on TUESDAY, the 5th
day OF the same month, (October) at tAs sauae honr
shall proceed to sell two and halt (more or
less) OF enclosed Meadow Land at Rockets. partly
In the county OF Hen leo and partly in the CITY Of
Richmond and which will be divided iato lots tn
suit purchasers, if desired. ~ =
Upon the Brackets Tavern there il lien for
three Thousand six hundred and fifty dollars in ia
vor OF G. w. Toler, payable on the Gard day
of October, 1852. eY ss
The rer=s of the sale will be: for the Rockett's
property one.third cash, and the residue on credit
OF twelve and eighteen months with interest from
the day of sale. For the Bracketts Tavern proper
ty the sum OF three thousand six hundred and fifty
dollars, payable on the 23rd day of October, 1854
and the residue eighteen months from the day of
sale, with interest from that day. 4
Negotiable notes will be required from the pur.
chaseis for the credit instaments, and seeds of
trust upon the property sold, to the payment
of said instruments. ...
The trustee will only convey such title as Is in
him. G. A. MYERS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by ToLER e. Cook. SEGA
T AND FOR SALE NEAR RICHMOND.
II offer the above FARM, situated two miles from
the city, on the main road leading to the New
Bridges a.joining the lands of Mes.rs. Roy, Park
hill, Boyd, Poe and others. TIE tract contains 200
acres. l20 cleared and well improved, the balance
in wood. Tne buildings consist Of a dwelling house.
60 feet by 80, with the usual outhouscs including
Office in tne yard. l will sell for Cash or credit
ard tab e in payment Stocks either Bank corpora
ton, State Railroad and would in part take real
estate in the city. Ny crop of wheat, on portion
of the land, viii yield from IL to Is bushes-l0O
bushels can be seeded this fall Ii not sold private.
ly, it will be offered at public auction, the prem
ises, OF FRIDAY, the LIST day OF October next, at
O'Clock, and if not sold on that day, will be rented
out in lots the ensuing year.
JOSEPH STARKE, Hanover
Sale to be conducted by ToLER e. Cook
Sc 27-dtds
The above sale is postponed to day to be here
after named ocl
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TO CURE A COLD, WITH

THE BODY, take the CHERRY Pee
TORAL on going to bed, and wrap up
warm. TO sweat during the night.
For Cold and Cough, take 1t morn.
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GN FINE RIDING AND hAkNESS
A0NHOnSE FOR SALE.-Will De sold at auc.
llon, Earnests stable. on saturday, 2nd Octo.
Der, at o'clock, 2. NJ, a fine harness and saddle
Horse, belonging to the estate If Mr. Overton A.
Mosby. He is about 5 years DID, and perfectly
gentle and sound. Those in want will do well to cali
and look at him.
Sc 29-4t PULLIAM g. DAVIS, Auctrs
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TELEGRApHfC NEWS
Movements OF Ger. sccsf.

TRANSMITTED ron THE DAILY DlsP7TcH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

II resolution of the Board If Directors CT the Viz
gnia Central Railroad Company declares that all
Depot agents shall be elected annually. Notice ID
now given that on the 18th Ut October, 1t Rich
mond the Board will make an appointments Of
Agents for all depots the line of the rosd
during the year 1883 SO
.s.9a "a E. FONTAINE, President
Office Va. Central R. r. Co,
September "a, ls52. Sc 29-dtl4OS