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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03

A CLOUD OF WITNESSES. u i
We have certificate. from lion. Henry Clay and n
VI. John-on--ene from Capt. Carrot. brother to the
eminent Physician the Prc.ideu, Of The French Re-
public. who cured Of Rho nfism of years star
ding-also, from Robert Gnnlt, Rheumatism seven
yesr--Mr- Oldhnm. Baltimore Custom House. dread.
ul Of Dy-pepsis and from hundreds Of others. All
must admit Il has been such 81 iestimr
ny p favor any other medicine, which 10 pleasant
and taken in such -ma lquantiiies.
GREATER WEIGHT OF TESTLMONU CAN
r-A NOT BE GIVEN.
Were there ever mnny ciirrs--worhrrfnl cures
made by any othcr medicine All nal If tic afrt-
ed y. fha they Try Hnmptons Vegetable Tinrturr. fl
purifier ii the blood and for all chronic d-ersrs
Dyspepsia. Rheumatism Scrofua. and all complaint,
Of the 4tonacb, bow Il. &C. "a sls rsts
Pamphlets, with history Of the medicine, with
tfcate- Of many wonderful cures, may be had tl,s
stores having the Tinc'nre f,r sale. gratis 4-
Yon awe it To yourself to call and get pamphlet Il
may be the means of curing gen. For sale ty
JOHN n. SEAY. Lynchhnrg.
MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY, Baltimore
may 10-w1y nd Ur,try is
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TmPORTANTTO FARMERs,

l. Gardsners. Fcrias, Incorporated Comparies Man
stactsrers. Africans. Men, Mechanics aad
of&er-Tile Runp ind Fire Engine
COmotmeA.-RiehfS Secured BY Unied States Let
sersPafcsk--ALL lArRiseEAExTs WILL NJ PRosEcu-
rED ~ LAw.-This il the ,alusble invention of
the age and without which, manufactures public edi
fees hotels and private dwellings, incomplete and
comparatively insecure. With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine the Farmer is perfectly independent Of all
accommodating insurance companies, aud Gun bid
defiance to the incendiary. p.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Wehsve in use Mr.. r. Birmingham Mitehelfs PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them a most valuable APP
pendage. great convenience and efficient protec-
ton aguiaet Ere.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond.
R. B. TYLER do
a7s DIR. ROYSTER Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Formvilir
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham z
Ri. GAINES, Charlottse.
The Pump can be in use At Capt. NJ. 8. Lang
mond Hill Lynchburg The Pump can b seen in Rich
| mond. At the Wing Office. ssasl $50 5iEfsaez
= NOTICB.-An persoas buying or selling the
| above articles, are Eespopsible 70 me far L..
ir4Hkgs.3 R.BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL.
msfch 80 =. - - n - fropr,etor.
mo THE RARMEB9-Tbe subseribers hsv
i ing peFehsssA the Psaent Right Of Glow DsuSl1
Cyisdrieai Rsavy Sessa W7csf Fsn, ere neu manu-
fcsnrsa thsa end ssk IL Faess = eallsad Examine
| fteshpnselvsss DIUGUlD e BRO,
N.s H-ss LssshSsvs EssaSv.
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AM sUMME Il GOODS. r.,

GPK1NG AND SUMMER GOODS. Rea
- dy male Clothing, Cloths. Yes.,hg tsr. am now
receiving my Spring and Summer supply Of Clothing
which is large and we'll selected MI, slf lf1-l
also continue have manufactured, mems and boy
clothes. u fs5.f 4s.l s-.5--l, i---.r'
also have received and keep always on hnnd C,ths
Cassimer.. Sestines Ar which sell by the yard and
charge for cutting.
Mr.. j. DIXON copiipues 10 carry on the Tailoring
business. .5..
Terms cash, goods cheap.
April o6--ts p TOCWOOD
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VIRGINIA MANUFACTURES.- Wc
v have lately made very lnrge a-surtueut Of Eta
ger' Sofa Tables Centre Tables and fancy y rluur
Tables. with very large If other urni,urc;
md invite all to cal and examine stock before
buying i JONES & HARW, Cd. "a.
Opposite Exchange Bank.
tmay e0-t-] q, 3 sssss7 Richmond, Va
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H. ",
Mr.. j. r. BoaA--Dsar Si--I fr~l Il duty u n,n.c
known thu bencii. have derived from DR.. Hampton.
Vegetable Tinctnrc. For number u years ! have
suffered from disease, but To greater degree tor the
last three years One Of the forms Of my disease
Dysp~psia. From this dreadful mshsdy suiaered ="
extent that life was really burden. he ut
tack Of it On different that any other per.
son Of whom have ever heard. AT times it was vrrv
ike p7ipita'ioa n ne kcar. There constans
heating and thamping about the region Of my stomach
heart and chest. Some Of hr attacks would ast for
weeks. Ny stomach was much disieAdcd, with con-
slant pain great weakness, and constipation Of tie
bowels. could not eat the most simple food without
pain. sise suercd greatly from disease oe the Md
neys. with constant pain In the back Icoud walk on
~ with great difficulty tried NEARLY oil Of the most
celebrated patent medicines of tho day but found ho
relief I had also the best medical attendance. One
If my ply sicans frankly told me useless for mo
to he paying him for advice, he could do good
gave up almost in DIES pair and Thought my disease
certainy incurabc. Al this uncture heard of HAsr
ToS's VEGETABLE TIscIrRs, Ir,used tn give il tri-
al although persuaded by my friesd- until my pur
chased few bottles and qnested me TO try It, Alter
taking il for few times, il had most happy effect
mc--,y confidence increasei-and after taking t,scr
bottles my Dyspepsia Or d-ense of tfr stomach.
nearly, il not entirely cured ! feel myself
and il better health fnn fm years ! am conhdcn
that the cure, in my case was b. this HAArroSs VIC
ErABLE TIHcTURE alone.
Since nv cure have recommended the Tinciure to
a number of my frien Who have aso been relieved BY
it, Some Of the cure. hmv been y. rnpid and equally
wonderful " mine. - .4
Present my respect. 70 Messrs Marimrr & Now
bray, the proprieors Of this vairnbe n~dicine-and
sn IN them Tia v.luc Is hsyond pr csv and from NV
care. and what have Witnessed Of it, effect. upon 9th.
ers shall ever feel i, nj, duty to recommend il To the
suffering. | have no donhr hu, that many valuable
livcs will b. prolonged by its trust the afcted
will cast aside their preiudees and sivcir trial.
{ , - Yours. most r.s ,,ecifully ss.. d, g 5fE
John LUXE.
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Illy. yours.
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
a Chaplain U. s. Navy

II Testimony Of George W. Goodrich. Eco. in cnse
ofChranic Inmnntory Rhea Of two years star
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VIRGINIA: A, Rules held in The ~. uni,'
1.-THE Circuit Court the county ofS<-lsoD, OF
Monday the 81 day Of May. 1859: Fsse M
Willia n ". Clhcll AIrn'r. u. Sally Naughnn decd
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George Vaughan, r',otes vnughsn. Peter Vaughan.
William L.. vaas isn. Richard u. Fortune md Mary
NJ. his wife who Mary NJ Vaughan. Si.'n u. Guy.
john Balrw Md Lucinda his wife. forrnrrl, Lucinda
Vaughan, tho aim'r OF Almond Vaughan decd, when
shall qualify or be appointed -Vnnshas,
----vaugina and------vaighnn. the children
ioftieorsc Vaughan. Sr., and Alice Vaughan WIN was
Alice y lmuaI- nni rny unkno~n heirs q nd MI
Died Vanghal decd. Dcf'ts.
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sTNHE WORLD never before saw
" such u home Testimony given to any other
Medicine.
The great disrorery NJ tae age Reod! Rend-Reod!
!, joy to the Worid-Ho7s jr dc afflicted. nssete-
timonv from Home
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CALAMANDER 9AFES.s-A further sup
- rlysssovtsd sises of ths '.Wsrid's Fair prsnh m
Ssfss." just received ssd for ssle By sel K
~ 3o-ss .F.eAcKETT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03

FOR SALE, pnirs best FRENCH BURR MIL
STONES. 81 feet diameter. A. g. 8.
Mar 15-3rn go A- = A4 a+-
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.
The -four market is firm and more active
sales OF 5000 bbls. Howard street brands at
Si.25; small sales Of Civ Mills ut s4.lS, gene
rally held at $i.25. Wheat slightly advanced
sales of red at S7a92 cts white, 92alO3 cts.
White corn, 6la62 cents; yellow &c cents.
NEW YORK, Sept. %.
Cotton dull 600 bales sold. Flour firm; sales
OF 5000 bis. State brands at 81 81 to 81 a.;
Western 81 81 to 81 50; Southern 81 so to
TO 81 So. Wheat 6rmer; large sales of &c.
nessee at 81 O8; Western 81 03 to 81 05 F.;
Southern red 50 cents. Rice stands at So
Corn appears to be on the rise; $4,000 bushels
Western mixed sold at 6SL CTS to CO. CTS.
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BY TOLEK & COOK.

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PRO.
l. PERTY.-By virtue of deed OF trust exrcu-
ted to by Valentine Heckler and wife, dated the
2cth day of January, 1861, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Henrico County, the 29lh day of
the same month, shall, on MONDAY, the 4th day
OF October, 1852 at the hour of half past O'Clock
in the evening proceed to sell at puolc auction,
the highes, bidder, part of the property conveyed
by said deed, as follows, to wit The House and
Lot on Broad street. in the city Of Richmond known
as Brackets Tavern and ON TUESDAY, the 9Th
day OF the same month"; (October,) at the hour
shall proceed to sell two ana hall acres (more or
less) or enclosed Meadow Lend at Rockets, partly
in the county of Henico and partly in the city OF
chmond, and which will be divided into lots to
suit purchasers, if desired.
Upon the Brackets Tavern there is lien for
three Thousand six hundred and fifty dolsrs. in ia.
vor OF G. w. Toler, payable on the 23rd day
of October 1852.
The ter:cs of the sale will be: for the Rockets
property one third cash, and the residue on credit
of Twelve and eighteen months with interest from
the day of SALE For the BRACKETS Tavern proper
ty the sum of three thousand six hundred and fifty
dollars, payable on the 23rd day of October, 1853,
and the residue eighteen months from tn. day OF
sale, with interest from that day.
Negotiable notes will be feoulred from the pur-
chasers for the credit instruments, and ueeds of
trust upon the property sold the pay
of said instruments.
The trustee will only convey such ute as is in
him. G. A. MYERS, Trustee
sale conducted by ToLER & Cook sr24
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND co NcERT

At THE
uRIVERSALIST CHURCH
~, ny MADAME ANNA WIDEN ANN-s
LUG ce'eorafed Prima Donna from the ROYAL Ope.
n, Psria
r. MoFS. GENIBREL,
AA' u''lngoisned Primo Basso from Royal Thea.
:, - ire, Paris, assisted by
MN. STADDER MANN.
:. On The Piano, and
MIR DE COSTA,
On the Flute
rhoGkAMNE-Part I. f#
ITO Ier Piano, Violin and VlolorceIIo. Hummel
o css S'auoermann, Lobmann and Roster
3-Aria, from the capuletti. oe"i Bel;ni
4-ge.,,;os n; r. Mad Widemann
'-'--.---.----.--..D onizetti.
F.r,..;, Mr. Genibrel
o-rantasie, Tor Flute and Piano, uron Thems from,
Lucia de Lamermoor,
. Aetsrs De Costa and staddermann
ell Canto dltaia. Gar1;n.
7-Grand Duo, from Semiramis Pa.a;.,
Mad Widemana and Mr. Genihrs1
Part 2.
Trio, Second Part.
2-Ma Paqute. H.,
3-Grand Aria Della semirsmide. $50 Rossin;
Mad Widen ann
distances a Eternite Deisa,te
Mr. Genibrei.
o-Florlta.. Pimeux
Mad Widemsnn
6-Grand Duetto, from Puritani. Bellini
Mad Wdemann ard Mr. Genlbrel
Tickets 81, to be found at the Music Stores, the
principal Hotels, and at the Door.
The Piano is froa the Store of Mr. Taylor.
Doors open at 7-Concert to commence at
o'clock. 37-2t*
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by GEORGE j. SUMNER.

UCTIoN SALE OF NEW AND SEC.
"A OND HAN } FURNITUkE.-On WEDNES
DAY, Goth inst commencing at half pas: O'CLOCK
az the store lately occupied Dy Messrs. homas 81
Charles Eis No LOG Main street, will be sod AZ auc
ton
War6robes, Dressing Bureaus, Secretaries and
Book Cases, Office Desks, Hat Racks, Marble Top
and Mahogany Wash Stands, Attaches, TeIe q. Ietes
Sofas Piano Stools, Marble Top Celarette, Centre
and Card !Taeles, Rocking Cnairs, Wood seat
Cnairs hae Three ply Carpet and rug. Bed steps.
aud Bedsttads &c, sc, &c.
TEsas made known on the day OF sale. Sale con-
duc,ed by
Sc - GEORGE SUMNER, Aec-oueef.
AUCTION SALE OF FINE WATCHES,
& JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS, BY CAT
AIOGuE.-On TUESDAY, the 18Th iHst commen-
cling at 10 O'Clock a. The store lately occupied by
Messrs Thomas a. Charles Ellis, No iO6 Main street,
viii be sold at auction. wthon: the least reserve,
very choice assortment of Gold and silver, Lever
and Lrp,ne Watches, magnificent Gold Guard and
Breast Chains OF yer, superior quality and the new
eat styles, and are warranted and highly recon-
mandei. very choice 10, Of the finest solid silver
Pencil Cases. with extra fine Gold Pens lot OF
Gid Ear Rings, Breast Pins. Bracelets, Finger
Rings, DC, &C, &c. A very pretty assortment Ut
PORT Monaies. silver Spectacies, Pen HALVES, Tea
Spoons. &c. &c, &c.
An Inspection OF the above 10 collected the day
previous TO the sale, wuen Catalogues can be OBJ.
tanned
TEaMs made known on the day ofsale. Bale con.
Sc Is GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auc,ioueer.
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Wig Mass Meeting at Pot:srille, Pa.

Porr>vILLE, Sept. ga large gathering
OF The Wings is being held in this place. Hon.
Geo. Pollock, General Irwin and Hon. Thad-
deus Stevens, are among the speakers. Seven
bands Of music are present and the place pre-
sents a very animated appearance.
4 Tain Of nineteen cars has arrived with
over one thousand Wings from Philadelphi
and Reading.
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THE GRAND SOlKEES
KU NIX ELS

NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
Displaying all the beauties of song and
Dance,
TOGETHER WITH WIT, HUMOR AND BURL QUE,
Chaste, Refined and Amusing,
WILL CONTINUE EVERY EVENING,
AT ODD.FELLOWS, HALL.
The Troupe now presents an array of talent un-
equalled
ii. X. johnson Harry I.ehr
w. Penn Lehr w. IL. Morgan
q. Washington Gill Geo. Nj. Hill
Geo. hunkie Master Floyd
And the young American Balladist
MASTER ADAMS,
(Author of "Dont be angry Mother" sPoor Old
Uncle joe" &c)
Admissi sion rs cents-Doors open quarter be.
fore O'clock.
Sc -,f JOHN T. FORD Agent
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=. AtIli.l.itlft slAisEs
By wKLL7Na5T5S GODDiN.

- -
III yST vALUAbA4E Aa.M AND GRAN.
- -, aE.1uAhRIES ON THE CANAL, ADJOaN-
I'M hiCHaOND. FOR SALE AT AUCT on
VIII Dc solo on "wednesday. the l3th dsy Of o.
tooef, Ic11 upon the premises eonnencinr q III
ciocx tne Farm on The Csnai fadjoinina Holly
wood Cemetery, Clarkes Spring, and ChsvsIlie's
old Mill called Bankstcwn conta;piny shors e
acres lhe land b equal in soil and fertilirv 10 nv
high lard In Virginia. The whole place i 49,
enclosure and in the highest state Of cuityssinn
Tie Improvements on IL consist Of two br;er
dwellicgs-one in good order, and having roo-e
BESIDES stables, &c. There are several most ex
cellent springs on Il land. In addition il sbounds
on the bank ct the Canal, in granite quarries Of in
exhaustable extent, which, l. juoiSiously worked.
would, perhaps be fortune TO any one An en-
animation OF the land will at ouce attract the atsn
ton Of capitalists. The land win be sold in one or
more parcels, As may be sgreed on at the rime of
safe Inc stone qaarries will be reserved from The
farming land, ana sold separately. A plat OF The
property can be seen At my Office. After the sale
=. me iand the entire crops win be Sold consisting
ABOUT 10 bushels Com, large quantity OF wheat
sds~, &C Also, three horses, al the farming in
PIGMENTS, &c.
.k2ns For the land, one fourth casa balance
-, =, ana IL months Tor negotiable notes, inter
eo, secured By trust deed For the per.
Suns estate, AL suns over $40 mcnshs credit for
appIoVeo endorsed nego,iab e pau.r The =, m &
admirably adapted To = market garden or 49,
is soipotaIoa nm-
sc 80 w COMM Az.
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DEATH OF AN ARTIsT.-Joh Vanderlyn,
the celebrated American artist, died suddenly
i'll Kingston, N. Y on the night of the Odd
DIR. Vanderlyn, in his profession, ranked next
10 Gilbert Charles Stuart.
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NALL TMPORTATIONs F0R 1S5

EALL APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1852,
or oISE,EUkNIaAING GOODS AND
FANCY ARTI CL ES.-LEWIS GiNTEK
would respectfully info m the inhabitants of Rich
moud its vicinity, and the public in general that LIE
has now in store. aud ready for sale unusual aud
most desirable stock OF House Furnishing Goods
and Fancy Articles all OF his own personal selec.
ton, during his recent tour in Europe
His selection has been made with view TO COM
blne the useful as we'll as the ornamental, and he
fatters himself the. the assortment now already
opened is not to be rivalled by anything OF the kind
either North or South viz
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Block and Planished Tin Goods, such as Dish Co
vers, Tea and Coffee Urns Chaing Dishes flee
ann Tea Pots &c, &c
Albata Goods. Spoons and Forks, Tea Sets, Cake
Baskets Casters Toast Racks, Candlesticks, Coffee
and Tea Urns, &c &c
Just opened, desirable assortment of Beart's Pa
tent Pneumatic Coffee Pots, which gave such uni
versai satisfaction last spring
Tenders and Fire Screens, very large assert
ment OF Brass, BrOr Zsd and Wire; also new ar.
ttcie OF Fender or Fire Screeu is SO made that it
can be adapted to any hre place; some very beauti
| fully designed,
JapannCd Toilette Sets. consisting of Foot Bath,
Stop Pal Water Can. Japanned Limitation OF China.
| Steel Fire Irons an assortment # entirely new
and most elegant designs, with beautiful bronzed
stands TO correspond; also, Andirons, Blower
Stands &c, &c, &c
FANCY ARTICLES.
| PaDier Mache Goods, inlsid with pearl, such as
iISiLs II 7She, FOEl fOFt Mon
naies, Occur Cases, Card Gases, Inkstands &c, c.
Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs, very beautiful as.
sorment
Seemed Bracelets, Bogwood Bracelets
| Pearl Jet do Ivory do
do Engraved Cuff Pins
Paper Weights Sea eed Glove Boxes
| 1t ather Key Baskets. China Vases
| A beautiful assortnt mt of Maatel Clocks
| Musical Boxes, playing from two TO ii .ht airs
Bone milan Glass aud French China Vases
| French China and Biscuit Figures
! Terra Gotta Flower Vases
| The above named form but small portion Of the
va 1ety now opened, all Of which are just imported
from different parts of Europe embracing entirety
| new and most elegant designs many OF which have
never been into this market before.
Sc 27-lw 13S Main Street
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Fire at dWanu.

ALBAsr, Sept. 25th.-The frame buildings
Al, ,ur pier between the steam -four mill of
smith. Patien & Co, and the cut, occupied by
: N. Fish * Co, and Smith, Putten Il Co.,
acre des:ros I'd hY FIRE last night. The loss OF
,ro2erfy i about 50 500,-the buildings, be-
~, old and Of lite value. Fish and Co, are
IN, insured In \. York.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny WELLINGTON GoODIN.

VALUA BLE BUILDING LOTs AT
noCkETTa. AND IN PORT MAYO, FOR
SALE AT AUCT1ON-WM be sold on Thurs
rays sept 10th, 1851 upon the premises, COM
NJ ncang a clock n the following lots at Rock
~ ana Fort Mayo, viz: Hall acre lot No 255, with
pna,. tenement thereon, at the corner of Ash and
Ilreets four lots Nos S, g. Z, and &, In Port
lots NJ. 10 n.ns % feet each on Front street. and
ma street Also lots Ncs ID IA md "a fra.,s,,a
feet seieess running BACK zou
1 ! or sALz.-onefourth cash. balance :,
added, and title retained until ,bs vnois .sies.
money be fully paid. These lot. ore ~ .s1I
the attention of capitalists. "eA "o''ns
sea W GoDDIN, Aucs
a LARGE sALE OF HUILDING
a. a LOTS In and ADJOINING PoRr MAYO.
tion, ON Thursda ,the 30th Sept, 1854. conmenc
ing at o'clock in the afternoon, forty eight Bnid
ing Lots varying in size from % to 40 feet front,
These lots are located just without the corpora.
uon, and yet very convenient to the heaviest busi
ness portion of Richn ond The extensive i'm
provements now being made at Rockets, together
with the very extensive distilery recently erected
oy Messrs Stearns & Brummel, must give demand
lor dwellings near this richly deserved portion of
our city, which should make this property desi.a.
Ole to capitalists SEE kir profitable investment.
OF SALE -One fourth cash. balance at g.
~ and months, for negotiable notes interest adj
oeo, secured BY trust deed or title withheld
sc "a w. GODDlN Auct.
FARM IN HANOVER FOR SALE. q
= NILES FROM RlCHMOND.-The SUBSCRIBE,
intending TO purchase a larger plantation will sci
MS Farm, called FRENCH Hay in Hanover conn,
~, three miles from the end of the Brooke Turn
pike. 1t contains BLY, acres, about 100 of which
Is low grounds. and 6U in woods. Thel g is a sub
s.antai BRICK House on It. and the usual out houses
This place has been greatly improved, as the Gro,
now growing will show. The proximity of tn,
Farm to Richmond and its proverbiai healihiness
constitute it of the most desirable residences i,
the vicinity OF Richmond Mr Jenkins. who reside
on the premises, will take pleasure in showing it
any person wishing to see ii, and will state the pic
and terms.
If the above Farm should not be sold befor
Tuesday the 18th October 1852. it will on thar day
be offered at public auction at II o'clock.
ROBERT HARVEY.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct.
ae 24-3ta vida
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~ Cure for Dyspep.ia.-Th public vii

- Cure for Dyspepsia.- The public will
Dent IL u lad that BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-.
EIUM bltTERS are the most untailing remedy for
the cure Of dyspepsia that has evsr been offered to
an American public As an evidence Of this fact,
toe proprietor haa now in his possession number
oi certificates from some OF our own citizens, who
have found spec dy relief from this annoying dis
ease ater various Other remedies have proved IN.
successful hs for Cholera Morbus Bilious
Affections, D:ariL Oea. Summer Complaints OF chill
Cree, Sour Stomach Loss Of Appetie e, Indigestion,
tuC other diseases arising from impure blood, de-
tliy and disorders Of the digestive organs, these
.;l;te.s nave no q ia!. The proprietor living in
th'' lnm edia;e vicinity Ct Richmond where he is
well known to sli, would not have the pres umption
10 recommend fis Riteis "a reliever of the above
d'sease3 bad Ee not thoroughly tested their re-
m7fkab'e cara.iye powers; but being satisfied that
they are jast the medicine needed ST. times and
by bota sexes, he fer is thst ne would be doing
public iHu+tice did he not taKe the -sary steps
IL cradle all 10 profit by the of them. Price SO
cenls per bottle For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO, A. BODEKER, ADIE
GRAY, BENEFIT BEERS, and GAYNoh
WOOD, Main street; II. BLAIR, WIN. p. LADp
and sEABROOK 81 REEVE, Shockoe Hui, CHAS.
MiLLePAUGE, and THOMAS d. MCCARTHY.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-27
camj}y P0isoued-Steamboat Sunk.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.- A jeweIIer of St.
LOUIS together with his whole family. SIX in
u1m5ef, vas poisoned last Sunday morning,
in consequence CT partakiny of food into which
quantity OF arsenic had been put. Two
maauo girls in his employ are suspected OF
having committed lhe crime. One of the
daughters is dead-ihe others are slowly Ie-
coz ring.
The steamboat ID. 4. Giyens is sunk near
Cairo, in the Mississippi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-27
This ,,Ai

MOTT. CE,-hlud CUnoTAbIE'o SALE
IN Will be sold THIS DAY, al 9o'cock, A N, ugea
lne premises, on 7th street. between Broad and Mar
shall, one Wood stable, 10 satisfy distress war
rant in my hands rs. J. N. PoindexIer.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
upon the premises, Virginia street, the CO.
lumbar Hotel, one Wood stable aud shed, u cans
iy d dstress warrant IN my hands Us Jsck Carter.
II b. BLAIR HI c. G.. K.