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The Dutch Frigate Prince Of Orange--Erchange
Of ConpZinlents. &c.

Tie Du7ch FTtgdte Prince Of Ofdnge--Erchange
Of Compliments &c.
NORFOLK, May 4.
The Dutch frigate Prince of Orange is still in
our harbor. She is matter of great attraction.
Hundreds of our citizens, ladies' and gentlemen
have been visiting her, all of whom express great
delight with the polite manner in which they
were received by the officers.
Captain Breese, from the Navy Yard, paid her
a visit yesterday, and was received with salute
The same compliment was paid to him on his de-
pagture.
A grand ball was given last evening to the off
GERS of the frigate, by Col. Myers. 1t was SUI
perb affair, gotten up with great taste. All pre-
sent were highly delighted.
1t is supposed the Prince of Orange will sail for
New York on Saturday next
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Trial of Engines-Death ofa Fireman, &c.

IFaaI Of Enganes-DeaM ofa Fireman, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4th.
The New Market and Deptford Engines, of
Baltimore, had trial of their capacity this after
noon in front of DIR. Jayne's building. The form
Ell threw water 8 feet above the tower, and the
latter 20 feet. The first was built by John Agnew
of Phi ladelpha, and the latter by John Rod gers
of Baltimore. The cupalo is one hundred and
thirty four feet high.
The Liberty members partook of splendid en-
tertainmsnt this evening at Samson street Hail.
Joshua Vansant, President of the Liberty made
fine speech in response to toast
James Gillespie, who was shot by Police off
Ger Walton during the fracas between the Moya-
mensing and Shiffer House Companies, ten days
since, died at the hospital to-day.
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MARINE HNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

CLEARED,
Ship Westphalia, Vessels for Bremen, with tobacco
tobacco stems, -four &c, by Ludlam Il Watson.
ARRIVED,
Schr Haxall Layfied New York, sundtes to d Currie
E Sknker, E n Bently, Sharp, r M Burton w
Fry o Stricken Lewis Ginter. w Booth. Jno Stewart
A Mott & Co., H SPOTS, G Morgan N Gordon & Son.
Garland & Robinson, S McGruder & Sons, Hust & King
II Exa, Norvel Jones Co., Cranz, g & A Barga
min w D Blair. d & G Weller, w Wright, w
Ettinger Co.. Bacon & Baskerville Hableston & Bro.
penuett Beers, Ludlam & Watson, Hooker & Osborne
D Ward Il Co, Nash & Woodhouse Hire kersey
Dunlop, Moncure & Co. Harris & Gibson e Workman
Co. Smith x Roberts, ] Turpin. Edmond x Davenport
Haskins Libby, A Norris II w Tyler, J w Randolph
Lee, and to order.
SAILED,
Barque Cora Horton Orleans, Haskins & Libby
Schr Elmra, Smith, Baltimore, -four
Scbr Ocean, Mitchell, Washington, coal
Schr Hope, kirwn, Washington. stone.
I NEW YORK, May 4-Cleared, schr fatmos, Sand
sord, Richmond.
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HOKsE SHOE ROBINSON, a new edition

ETORsE SHOE ROEINsON,a new edition.
L Il for sale by NASH & WOODHOUSE, Eagle
Square.
Horse Shoe Robinson, Tale of the Tory Ascendancy
by Joan T. Kennedy, author of Swallow Barn, revised
edition. with two vignettes by barley, and d intro
duction, in one handsome volume, 70 mo-$l so.
This work. first published in 1885, is well entitled
high place American classic As illustrative of the
great Revolutionary struggle especially in Virginia and
the Caronas it is graphic and interesting in the highest
degree No other American historical fiction, except
perhaps The Spy can be properly chosen for every
historically truthful is eminently attractive and enter
tanning, picture of Southernle and manners.
Dickens Home and Social Philosophy.
Hoods w himsicalities-with wood cuts
Walks and Talks of an American Farmer in England
The World Here and Tnere-Dickens.
Hood S Own-wth SIS wood cuts
Home Neutrality-suspicious.
Claret and Oives-fromthe Garonne to the Rhone
Ida Peitfer's ceand-translated by Miss Cooper
hungary in 1884, with experience of the Austrian
Police by c. L. Brace, in vol. limo with map and il
Illustrations
Upon the particular field of Hungary this is by far the
complete and reliable work in the English languape
work that all should read who would understand The
history the institutions the character and tie spirit of
people who Just now have urgent a claim on our sym
pathy IN. Y. Independent
Mr Brace is of the very best scholars of the dav
"a graphic and bold writer."-New Haven Register
The Household of Sir Thomas More, by Margaret
More-l vol. 16mc, price SOC.
'Cever and agreeable reading We can give the book
unqualified praise for the pleasant and pictures
which it affords OF the domestic manners of the peoJ
and the characters OF some of the persoages
drawn with distincness and with the features of ma
ture"-London Athe. my
n ARD.-loo kegs No smithfeld Lard, in store. for
IL sale by VIM TAYLOR.
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o N IL III U N ID R IL Id l. is!
in & ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION

q N Il III u N I'd E1 IL Id T. o TS,
IN ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
i SHALL offer for SALE at public auction on the prem
Il ses the above number ofots, on TUESDAY the 18th
June at 70 o'clock, M.
Many these lots lie between the western line of Man
chester and the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad where
the sale will begin.
These lots afford most beautiful building Sites and have
very fertile surface for gardens resting body of clay
well adapted to making bricks.
Twill also sell private sale, on most reasonable terms
aarge. WE'LL built lumber house, used as tobacco
factory fronting 20 feet the Richmond dock and 60 feet
onthe causeway of Mayos bridge This location is very
ve1abe and the connection between the Eas
and the Dock is effected the work being at this time in
prosr orapd execution the trade from Buchanan and
ell the tributaries to the James River Canal will concen-
trate in the Dock to the great appreciation of dock prop
erty.
oe also for SALE valuable at the end of 4th
street. Immediately in front of and adjoining the lot of the
Richmond and Danville R. r. Company, which lies be-
tween Mill alley and the extended lock of the James Rv
Company.
wish also to sell that large commodious and we-built
mansion situateda short distance from the southern abut
ment Mayos bridge the right hand the Main street
OF Manchester To this house attached garden spot
Of unsurpassed fertility and may be used as depot or
for public house This property must show the
effects ofhe increasing population and trade of Richmond
For terms apply to
ep 2o-wtds E. c. MAYO.
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ST. LOUIS. May
The Democratic Convention for the first Congressional
District met yesterday and adopted resolutions strongly
adverse to Col Bentons claims. L. V. Bogg ESQ., was
nominated as the candidate for Congress.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Nav s.

BALTIMORE MARKETS, May s.
FLoUR.-We note sales of 700 bbs. Flour to-day at
81 25, and of 1900 bbls. at 81 81.
WHEAT-Red sells at &c to CENTS and white at o3
0104 cents per bushe
CoRN.-White sells at 560 81 and yellow at 81 a SO
cents.
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MIGHT SALEs.-On every THURSDAY and
l. SATURDAY EVENINGS during the present sea
son. commencing at half past o'clock. will sell at
a large collection ofStaple Fancy Dry Goods Hard
ware Cutlery ready made Clothing Shirts, Stationery
Clocks, gold and silver Watches Walters Glass and Br
tannia Ware together with many othe PARTICLES too numer
to detail.
Country Merchants respectfully invited to attend
the saesthe Goods will be sold in lots to suit purcha
ALEX MOTT & co
ap24 Aucts
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Arriual Of The BabeI-Later from Hauana and
Key Vest

neg VtSI
CHARLESTON, May 3.
The steamer Isabel has arrived with Havana
and Key West dates to the 3Oth ult Affairs in
Cuba are quiet
Sugars at Havana were more active and frmer
The stock was light. Moasses command IL
rails. Coffee very dull
Key West was healthy. An arrival from Tampa
reports that II Indians had come in and surren-
dered themselves, and it was expected that the
whole tribe would shortly emigrate.
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Scott Whigs in Western Nsv York.

ALBANY, May A.
The movements of the Wings in the western
and central parts of the State show that Gen.
Scott is carrying everything with a rapid current.
He will have three fourths of the national dele
CATION.
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DEATHS IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUIsVILLE ny, My M
Mrs. Weby. poetess of some renown and Captain
Jones, of the u S. Navy, died here Monday last.
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Mr.. .Czay's Health.
WAsHINGToN, Ma

WASHINGTON, May 4, P. M.
Mr.. Clay continues very feeble, but is no worse.
His condition is SO critical as has been repre-
scented.
Mr.. Clay's SOD, from Kentucky, arrived to-
night and is now at his bedside
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NEW YORK MARK

NEW YORK MARKETS, May 5
FLoUR-A fair demand exists to-day at yester day S
prices. Market firm.
GRAIN AND CoTToN changed in price.
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FREE SOIL CONVENTION.

CINcINNATI May 5.
The Free Soil Convention recently held in this city has
adjourned sine die. The next National Convention of
this faction will take place in Cleveland ON the 4th of Au
pnst
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g HAD, IN Whole and half barrels, for sale by
~ ap 80 Il. H. SKINKER
100000 SAVED YEARLY BY PURCHASING
SILXEEa,S MINERAL RAAN,NS

Sill II sSDS Nk IN n kSA&L PAINTS.
VIE wonder OF the age natures own productions
Il These Paints differ from all oheisn the market: thew
are not clays they require little OIL flow easily and cover
with heavier body than white lead They neither crack
nor pee. and dry readily, making ENAMEL OF STONE
COLORS-We have seven different colors, viz: three
Browns, two Chocolates Black and Yellow and by COM
blnation make every variety and shade of color.
BODY-These Paints are superior in body for covering
property to any yet discovered and pound for pound will
covr double the surface of white lead zinc or other me-
tallc Paints
lRONTo front they furnish perfect protection against
rust fof they contain no metal which like white lead acts
destructvey the from in fact this Paint makes iron
douby valuable for building purposes.
BRICK WORK.-They give to house walls much
heaver coating than other paints and if sanding is re
CURED nothing holds so firmly finishes SO well with it,
OLD HOOFS.-Gve a roo, never SO old and leakv
olver Mineral rants VIII makeit cheaply and more
enduring than it ever was.
SHIPS using this extraordinary Mineral ms we nrenor.
Tor them will be proof against the action Of hot suns
worms and salt water. ~
CAPITALISTS and BUILDERS are invited to make
strict scrutiny into the merits of these Paints Tbev will
hnd very great reduction might be made in the cost of
painting These Paints purely mineral all claws and
other impurities are washed preparing them for file
market They cost bat ha the price of white lead and
the same quantity will twice the surface and last
SIX times as long which in fact reduces the price to on
twelfth Climate has effect on this Paint ands eonaI
" valuable IN The cold Canadas or sunny Florida
DIRECTIONS.
Use Linseed OIL mix as thick as YOU can and nse a.
other pants These Paints need but little dryer and for
Prmng and second coating in all homework hey win be
found lar cheaper and more durable than lead
ealers ana consumers can this Paint wholesale
ana fetaii o. FRENCH RICHARDS
N w, Corner 10th and Market sts Phadelpbia
ehera w nolesae Agents also Importers of Plate and
Colosed W indow Glass, Dealers in Drugs Paints &c
ap 23--3m
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OFFICE, no. ), sout',
Let all the world say what they can
For selling prizes STRArroS's the man.
Drawn Nos Of Kentucky No. SO, April 10th
SO SO GO g. lG 10 &c - 54 80 "a ,.
NV ava - y ~ = p''NS : WV syfRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No 92-Aprl alst:
20 &c 30 90 40 SO "A 10 81 16 AZ | 80 %.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Elk. No. 90, April gath:
10 80 "a 70 33 II go 80 II IS "a ~
nan NOS 90 30 80 80 a q Sold and paid by
ap 90 sTRATToN
Drawn Nos of Kentucky No 9l-April 23rd:
20 6 10 81 SO SO So 20 "a SO l 90 IA.
Half Nos l6 go the capital of S22.50o returned
Ticket Nos 10 81 81 prize of 500, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos, of Kentucky, No sc, April a7tb:
So 30 10 81 rs IL 80 go ) So = n AZ l9 Ia.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No 97-April 28th.
AZ ~ 81 40 80 PC 90 "a 90 40 l6 23
Drawn numbers of K entucky, Ez No loa-Aprii Goth;
II 10 AZ 13 "a 90 1s 40 % 68 TO-
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No 99-April 30th:
SO 33 81 80 46 50 63 % 30 16 40.
Whole Nos l6 46 63, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra, No MAY -
so 40 % 45 81 46 Is 65 AZ 80 81 81 "A "a.
THURSDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. 1o4-Capital ::
$7,400. 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets So
THURSDAY-Deaware, extra; No 2-Capital: $23,-
900 rs Nosr IL drawn. Tickets 81.
FRIDAY-Delaware,e extra, No. 3-Captal: $4,000.
70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY-Kentucky, extra No. l06-Capital: a.
LOG. 7s Nos, Is drawn Tickets 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, No4-Capital $5l,5o rs
Nos, 12 drawn Tickets SIS.
70 Buyers referred to my list of prizes which
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by me-
70 Orders orpackages, certificates single tickets in
the above schemes and in all the lotteries promptly
tended to- and drawings sentwhen requested Please adj
dress orders to
my3 N STRATTON, Richmond, Va
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$4,000 Virginia Coupon Bonds changed hands at the
New York State Exchange Tuesday at sloa4
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Supposed Loss of the Schooner Sarah Brooks,
nth all on board.
BosToN, May A.
The schooner Sarah Brooks, which left Scituate
on March Sd, for Fredericksburg, had not been
heard from since. She is supposed to be lost,
with the crew, five in number
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-06

Col. Doniphan declines to accept the nominaz
ton of the Wing Convention for Governor of Mis-
souri.-N.. Y. Times.
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II. MORRIS & co,
successors TO PAINE q coy
Managers of lotteries. Main ST.; Richmond Va
Splendid Schemes for May, 1852.
30,s09 10 of 300O 100 of 1000.
Susquehanna Lottery class No 30, to be drawn at Bal
tmore on Wednesday, May 18th. 70 Nos. IL drawn.
CAPITALS
prize of.-... $4,000 100 prizes of $1,000
10 do .-----... 5000 100 do ........ 400
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so
$4,000. $4,000 1880.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class L. to be drawn at
Baltimore, on Saturday Nav 5th. rs Nos Is drawn -
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The City Council of Pitsburg has determined to sub
scribe $780, to the Pittsburg and Steubenvile Rail
road.
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NEW PUB LICATIONs
NEW VOLUMES OF BOaN's SERIES

CHOICE BOOKS.
ILLUSTRATED-Bat tles ofthe British Navy by Joseph
Allen, Esq, r N, with many portraits.
Christian lconography the History of Christian Art in
the Middle Ages by NJ Didson with numerous illustra-
tions.
SCIENTIFIC-The Relation between the Holy Scrip.
and parts of Geological Science by Jno Pye
Smith, D. D. L. l.. D.. &c.-ffth edition
Manels Fossils of the British Museum. Petrifactions
and their Teachings, by G A Mantel, ESQ., L. L. D.
CLASSICAL-Vos 4 and 5, the Works of Plato, trans
lated by George Burgess, NJ A, Trinity College, Cam
bridge. NASH WOODHOUSE,
ep27 Eegle Square, Ricbmond, Va.
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SAILING OF THE ASIA.

SAILING OF THE ASIA.
New YORK. May s. P. NJ.
The steamphp Asia sailed to-day for Liverpool taking
out $3.50, 900 in specie.
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NOTTCE-COOPERs WANTED.

NOTECE-COOPERs WANTED.
ENHE subscriber wishes to hire by the year month"; or
Il otherwise, forty flour barrel Coopers to whom con
slant employment and liberal wages will be given Also
is DESTROYS of purchasing FLOUR BARREL TIMBER
in any quantity the highest market price, delivered at
Richmond Va, eitherin billets dressed An early ap
plcaton is desired
my 4-1m WIN. c. WALTHALI
fsgWhig and Dispatch will please copy twelve times
each, and send bills to this office
3zaS--aEI1IIZh CANAL NAVaGARLE- MONDAY.
Sd inst, our packet boats resume their
regular trip for Lynchburg and Buchanan Fare to lynch
burg So So to Buchanan S. 80
new Daily Line for staunton also commences on the
Sd inst Leave Richmond by our boats every evening
except sunday at O'clock arrive in Scottsve next day
at IL and INTO Staunton by Fickn Co.'S line of stages
by 8, P NJ Fare through onlyrs2
ap 80 BOY d. EDMOND d DAVENPORT
IANn ERMOMETEBS.-J.W w. RANDOLPH has
Tor sale large assortment Thermometers warran.
0d W NC corfecr, at prices rom zoe up. my
RUTTER, BUTTER, FRESH RUTTER
a. We are receiving this morning few small tubs ex
my4 FRY 4 NIcCANDTJsu
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nm EGoN9Mx Is WHA r1E:

FRANKLIN CLOTEI ING STORE.
IHNHE subscribers Merchant Taors would respectful
ly inform the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity
that they have established at No. f32 Main street
Richmond, Va, branch of their Philadelphia Clothing
Warehouse, where they have ready for inspection
one of largest and superior stocks of
Clothing in the city of Richmond of the very best mate
rails and workmanship, which will sell from 20 to 81
per cent. less than any other estabshmentn the CITY
Also, a large stock of gentemen's furnishing Goods
such Shirts, Collars, Cravats Pocket Handkerchief
Gloves, Suspenders, &c. r. DECOU & CO.,
ap3-3m No 1872 Main
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BROOKS, BELL & Co.,
No II sPearl st.
a RE RECEIVING
IN 2 Allen Sons fancy Prints
DO watered do
American Print Works fancy do
Blue and orange Prints
Hamilton Bingham Checks
Glasgow Ginghams, black Barsges
Barege de LANES
Beached Sheetings and Shrtings
Bandanah Handkercbiefs
Dress Whalebones, blue Servings
No German Burlaps, &c.
Which they ofe- accommodating terms mn 90
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ANGUS McEkASKILL,
The Great Nova Scotia Giant Boy,
a II u a V.ON.


(Ihefrst Oratorio eoer Performed in this CityJ
GOMPOSED by Haydn Handel, Mozart, Beethoven
~ Arranged by Woodbury. Conducted by Mr. S. S.
STEVENS. To be performed by Professors and Amateurs
at the First Presbyterian REV Mr. Moores Church, for
the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Michebacher's Synagogue on
TUESDAY, May 18th, at 8 oclock.
ABSALOM: AN ORAroR1o-in three parts.
PERsoNs.-David, King of Israel
Absalom his
Joab, Chief General of the Army.
Messenger
Tamar Davids daughter.
Merab Attendant of lamar.
People Warriors, Travellers and Priests
~ Price of admttance 81 90. Tickets to be had at
all the Book Stores. may 4-dtd
NJ ~ a g Il re- o F FL F. NOR
For This Day.
Capitals: $4,000 of 5C00 of $500, 90 of 525, &c
7s Nos, 12 drawn. Tickets SIS.
Also the Dollar Lottery-Captals s4eal, 10 of 1000,
Drawn Nos of Bel Air, Glass 49,
40 &c 65 46 10 40 6 10 90 81 60 81
my6 c. w. PURCELL.
nRY GOODS AT COST have still on hand
- many very desirable Goods, and as shall close in
few weeks, l very anxious sell them, and will
make the price to suit the views ofbuyers
Among the Goods still on hand choice patterns
of low priced Barge de Laines of this springs style
Pretty Lawns, super. French Organizes
Solid pink, blue and orange Barege
Cotton and linen Pant Sutfs
Irish Linens, bloachedand brown Domestics
Heavy twilled Goods for servants pantaloons
Striped and plain Domestics, for
In short, my is still very good and invite
all in want tC call and examine
JAS. G. CHENERY,
my6 Opposite Fredericksburg Depot.
4 ONDON PORTER,
IL Port Wine Cognac brandy
Choice old Whiskey Imitation Brandy
my DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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Condition of Nar. Clay.


WASHINGTON, May ., ?. N.
Mr.. Clay's condition remains unchanged.
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SPLENDID EXHIBITION,
Enp I'LL ID III MIC I.TS MOD II

11iIeI.II 11.io
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Commencing THURSDAY EVENING May g. 1852.
DRAFTS GREAT ORIGINAL PANORAMA OF
Il D E N, presenting the Botany of the Globe, with
three groups of Adam and Eve, the size of life, exquisite
finished in oil colors and before exhibited in the
city of Richmond
Admittance, 25 cents.
Doors open at u o'clock.
The Panorama will commence moving at o'clock.
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$4,000. $4,000. 1880.

quaTters3
Certificate of package of wholes sl5oshares in pro-
portion.
$4,000 $4,000. 1l.00O
Susquehanna Lottery, class No 81 to be drawn Bal
timore on Wednesday, May 10Th rs Nos. l3 drawn.
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A. COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es-
~ TATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON

~ TATE LIN The CITY OF RICHMOND. ON
MAIN STREET, VALLEY AND VFNABLE
STREES-Byv virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancery for Henrco pronounced the Goth of Novem
ber 1851 in the suit styled Rust &C.. Smell. &c.,. we
the Undersigned Commissioners will proceed to sell at
public auction upon the premises respectively WE'D
NEsDAY the 18th day of May ISL fair if not the
next fair day. the real estate of which James Smell died
seized viz: of the Tenements the South side of
Main street called the Mansion House., fronting on Main
street about 2o3 feet, and occupied by j. Greantree 4
Brother ALSO other Tenement the South side of
Main street. IA few doors above occupied by Messrs
John A. Smell & Co. having front Main street of
III feet lot Creek Alley No. 30 fronting said
Alley "a feet Also the large brick Tenement on Valley
and Venable streets now occupied by Bernard ONeil
also vacant lot adjoining and several small Tenements
in rear fronting on Venabe street, fronting Valley
46 feet.
TERMs-One fourth cash. balance g. 12 and Is months
for negotiable notes bearing interest and title retained
until the last note shall be paid and conveyance direc
ted by the Court
The sale will commence at o'clock, P. M, and be con-
tinued in the order advertised
H 4oSHbI R11 fiG Commissioners.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auctoneer.
fIc
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Further from Merico - THE Tariff Unsettled
State Of the Csuntry-.Serious Riot at New Or
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Professor DunSeith,
LNROM EUROPE will deliver course of Lectures
IL the race of GIANTS which existed in past times,
and will continue his ubect for six days in the
above hal-THREE LECTURES DAILY!
70 Doors open at 10 O'clock A. NJ, and at and "A
O'clock P. NJ
~ Admission 25 cents-children half price Season
tickets S1-for a lady and gentleman 81 so.
Mr. DUNSEITH will introduce to his audience an il
lustraton of his subject the greatest wonder of the ply
steal world in the person of Master
ANGUS McKASKILL,
The Great Nova Scotia Giant Boy,
ROBBED in Highland War Costume.
This is the greatest wonder that has appeared
world for five hundred years. being only beardess boy of
nineteen years cid. nearly eight feet high, AIS lbs
in weight, and is still growing. He is of noble look
and dignfed bearing towering the head and shoulders
above the taes of the people Over 100000 ladies and
gentlemen of the northern and southern States; who have
attended his evees during the last months all believe
him to be the largest as earth, presenting form
and look of majesty worthy representing the Giants
which We're in olden times.
gFor particulars, small bills of the day.
Gy Tickets to be had at the door.
1-5t*