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hESIRABLE PRIVATE kEEfDENCE AND
BulLDuG Lot At AuCTlOM.-Wit b
sold On WEDNESDAY NEXT, The III hsssn4, =
nan past 0'ciock, + r, the Bfick HOuee an1 Loo
ga inc wessern das q esh street. befween Clay sn1
Leign streess now occupied By NJ Ellis Brown.
Inc Lot ronts - fest and runs psck l2l FEET 10
= eet sllry, kasirg also side alley aboot 20 fese
Woe. Inc House 10 new and l. built Of the best
maternal and IN the most workman Ike manner
and has every convenience ikar may be desired
Incre good Kitchen, containing four roonsa
The Lot, containing "a feet, to the sou.h Of The
house, will be cold y parstely il desired
fefsons desiring to buy are invited to examine
the property btfore The day of sale long crrSie
may be had upon part Of the purchase mouev.--
SAFE peremptory, and immediate possession given
if desired.
Terms at sale. JAS NJ TAYLOR. Auct
au IL
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON BROAD ST.
AT AuCTION-WilI be sold on Wednes.
day, the 18th instant at half past o'clock ia the
afternoon, the House and Lot situated ON broad
street one square shove the Richmond and Frede-
ricksburg Railroad Uepo,, and adjoining the resi-
aence OF Thomas J. Glenn. ESQ., The house ID
punt Of brick four stories high and has lately been
thoroughly repaired contains 10 large rooms, with
= htchen IN the yard, and other convenenccs; me
| alley.
ms property being located pleasantly ia very
~ part the city, offers great inducements
Ierms' 10th cash; bal at /, 2. and wears bear.
s sad &c payable semi. annually and secured by
aa II JAMES N. TAYLOR Amer.
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CARLISLE, Pa, Aug. 16.-The extensive
Touring mills of VIM. Fl Henderson. mile
north of Carlisle, were entirely consumed by
fire at noon to-day. 1t is supposed to have rec
suited from the friction of the machinery in
store house adjoining, containing six or eight
thousand bushels OF grain. The loss is $25, 900,
on which there is partial insurance.
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Webster Increment in Boston.

BosToN, August l6.-The friends of M :
Webster met this evening, Nathan IL. Smith
presiding. Resolutions were adopted pledging
support 10 Scott and Graham, and committee
was appointed TO call meeting at Faneuil
Hall to nominate an electoral ticket. The
meeting then adjourned till to morrow night.
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STKATTUN's OFFICE.

STRATTUN'S OFFICE. r.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Ex &c. Augl7:
81 % GO 60 Is sc II 81 SO e. 81 46
Ticket Nos, Is 80 SO; also, Nos 81 % 81; two
more sold and palo by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Delaware No "a, August II:
81 10 70 81 rs 80 81 80 8 II IL IS
han Nos, : IL 80, sl00osod ana paid by
aTRATTON.
For To. day.-Delaware 65. Capitals: S35
C00. Tickets SlU. IS numbers IL drawn.
gu 1S
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BY GEORGE ]. SUMNER.
a OG l;. SALE Of EARTHENwARE,

"A China and 6lass, At sales ROOF N :
18TH ct, Wednesday August ls ~ ~ o
On WEDNESDAY next, 18th instant, commen.
cling at half past O'Clock, at my Auction ssle..
xGom rs above, will be sold at Auction, with.
oet reserve, an extensive assortment of China
Glass and Earthenware, suited to the sales of Gro
GERS, Country Merchants and dealers, and eunbra-
cling general assortment
1t Is unnecessary TO enumerate the articles, as
the goods will be ready for examination on Tues.
day morning. ~
TERNs-For all sums under $50 cash; over that
amount, months credit for approved negotiable
notes GEORGE ]. SUMNER, Auct
au IA
Additional Will be added to the above sale,
an invoice OF 90 Tweed, Cashmarette, and black
Frock and sack Goats also, a small invoice of
Miscellaneous Goods. GEu. j. SUMNER.
au 10 Auctioneer
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Later from Inmna Ban.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 16.-Advices from Tam.
pa Bay state that Gov. Blake arrived there on
the 25th ult., aud had talk with Billy Bow
legs, in which he told him that il he did not
emigrate by September, he would use force.
Ii was thought that Bill would leave
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HOHNSON's PATENT ICE.C KEA Ill

- FREEzERS.-Thea above F rec er has been
pronounced by those who have used Them, to b..
the best in use, as pure Cream has been procured,
with scarcely any Labor whatever, il twenty mi.
nuleS
the interior arrangement Of this Freezer is SO
constructed to tighten the Cream, and causes it
TO be finer than possibly be done by any other
mode. IN each Freezer full and simple direc.
tons how to use them. Are in sizes OF 4, 6 8, 10
and IL quarts The subscriber fatIeIs him elf the
above Freezer has been brought to such perfection
regards simplicity, that every person who viii
take the trouble to call end examine them Will
tainly be induced to make a purchase.
For sale at the House furnishing Store of
au l6-lw l.. GlNTER, 1877 Main st.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug. IL.
Sales Of 400 bbIs. of FLOUR were effected
at 81. The GRAIN market is steady at previ-
Gus quotations.
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&TABLE AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF a
~ Deed OF Trust executed to me, Trustee, by
lsham Pickett, the 2nc day of September 1851, for
purposes therein set forth, shall offer for SALE to
the highest bidder, on the premises, on MONDAY,
the 23d OF the present month, (August) at O'Clock
T M, Wooden Stable, about 40 feet wide and II
feet long, built upon lots No 20 and &c. on 18th or
Market street. fronting on that street, and running
back to Union st
The terms will be made known at the time of
selling. WIN. WATTS. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by
auto GEO w TOLER Auct
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7ENHE SUBSCRIBER ii WING ID &

FHNHE SUBsCRI III VI n q ID E.
L. CLINED BUSINESS ON his own account, re.
turns his sincere acknowledgements to his fir ends
and the public tor the very liberal patronage ex-
tended to him, and begs continuance in his new
connection.
Hehas arranged with Messrs. G. HARTWELL
g. CO. where he will De able 10 Aao1 al id tus-
toners a choice selection of every thing in the
DRY GOODS line. and will be able to sell them on
the same liberal terms which he mas offered in his
old business, and which have proved so generally
satisfactory
His friends invited to call and see him. His
old eRaomers will find him from this date at Messrs
HARTWELL & CO, and he begs them 10 call as
soon sc possible ana adjust their accounts. 1t is
very important to him to wind up his old business
ct the earliest date.
aul6 ]. G. CHENERY.
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BY DUNLOP, MUNLURE & CO.


BOARDING HOUSE.-mRS. J. E. FLOUR
- NOY respectfully informs her friends and the
public generally, that she has taken the upper part
Of the house occupied by MIR. William Walshias a
Boot and shoe Store, NJ 43, nearly opposite the
City Hotel, where she would be glad to accommo.
date some 10 or II gentlemen with board by the
day, week, month year, on reasonable TERMS
Her beds and bedding are new, nd her rooms airy
aud pleasant; and she pledges herself to use her
best exertions to give satisfaction to ali who may
patronize her. su l4-4t~
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SMITHS LOTTERY GEEICk.
Wall Street, under the City Hotel,
CnALk'S OLD FAND.

For TO-day.-Susquehanna "a. Capitals:
OF $4,000, OF S20UOo, OF 10000, of 1900, OF
3000, OF 2e70, 80 OF l00J, &c. IS numbers, l3
drawn. Tickets Sl0-shares proportion.
Also, Palapseo,-Capitals OF Ss5T. rs num-
bers, Is drawn. Tickets % 81.
su Is SMITH
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AIDES, IF YOU WANT GAL TIE
IL BOOTS AND SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY,
call on the subscriber.
The subscriber is now manufacturing Ladies'
and Misses Cater Boots and Shoes OF the best
quality that be had in this country. So Ladies
in want OF Boots Shoes of good quality, will
please call and leave their orders as they viii be
properly attended to.and pains spared TO please.
ALEX HILL. l27 Main ST.,
je rs HF Richmond. Va.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.


HalIFAX, August l6.-The steamer Cana
"a aas arrived, with Liverpool dates to the 9TH
INST.
The Canada reached Halifax at o'clock
this evening, and sailed for Boston at O'Clock.
She Lrngs 100 passengers. She passed the
Asia gong into Liverpool; and, on. the morning
OF the 18Th. passed the Europa.
ENGLAND The English papers notice the
Fishery difficulty. and generally blame the
ue.by administration.
FRANCE.-The steamer had arrived at Mar
seill-s. without the Indian mails
1t had been decided to have no review or
eie on the 10th instant.
Count D'Orsay was dead, and also Johan.
NOT. the painter.
The conference had been resumed between
France and Belgium.
PORTUGAL,-A son had been born to Don
Miguel, who makes over his claim to the
throne OF Portugal to the lnfanta.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Aug 9TH, 1852 -
Cotton has declined l 10 q. ID, chiefly in lower
ana mddIins qualities. The sales of the week
hsye been 81 900 bales, of which spectators
took 10000 bales, and exporters 5000. The
maous have been SO, 800 bales, of which Al !,
SOC are American. The stock of American is
so 600 bales. The quotations are, fair Or
leans, G3d.; middIing, 53d- fair Mobile and
Upiend, 6d: mlddimg, SGD.
BREADsrUFFs.-McIienr quotes Wheat
advanced ID. Flour has advanced Cd. Red
Wheat js. 100. 6s; white IS. a 6s. ID. Canal
Flour l9s. a Dos. 81; Phiad. s. BALTIC. Dos. a
20s 81; Ohio Cos. Il 2ls. Yellow Corn 30s. a
3ls; white 2Ss. Il 2SS. Cd.
Provisions are dull with bare MARKET
Lard SIS. cd. Rice 19s. Cd.
Business in Manchester is more limited
without any decline.
LONDON MARKETs.-Coffee is more inquir.
ed Tor. Plantation Cey Ion had advanced Is;
Native firm at 45s. Rice had advanced Sd
Sugar was in limited demand. Tea dull and
nnchanred AInla sses neg Iected
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AUCTION SzLED.


III JAMES n. TAYLOR.
HOUSE AND LOT ON DnOAD AND
2Ssh streets, NJ Aactieas-Wf Is soId
on the psemlses. On WEDNESDAY, rhe 2ssh inst.
= O'Clock n the afternoon, the r sme Heuse and
Lot situated on 18th near Broad street. occupied
9 present By Capt William Tilby. The House ID
res'y new, and contains about six rooms The
~ ro. nonn % feet and runs back about $50 feet
property b 10 high and airy situation, and L
10 retired and quiet neighborhood
- OF ssie-Onethird cash balance at and
~ ntns, ior negotiable notes, bearing interest.
snu occurred by . deed Of trust
-. JAMFS NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
l ls1,.M REILDTNC LoTs on
= cUhUhCH HILL AT AUCTION WIN he ala
oelocs i .Ss the sh inst, commencing Il II
nuiiding Lots ON Church Hin. betssen IN T.
=. af1nnng IS eet each, and running back los
lee.. 20 ~ l loot alley; 10 OF which front on TIE
ss.1 sue u 18th street, and on The IVES, .;as f
zo!n street these lots are beautifully located in
nelghoorhood which is rspidly improving ~ =
Terms of sale-1 Sd cash balance =, 4 .s,a
months, with interest, for notes secured bv 49,
of trust. soeeo
an Il JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
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AUCTION sALRS.-
FUTURE DAYS.


SAnl19 10 TAYLOR
VALuABLR kksIDkNCK ON Dn0An
STREET AT AuCTION.--Wni s. ~ -
TUESDAY next the gath instant, On he prs..,. :.
at O'Clock in the afternoon, that really ds.s-.s,
house and Lot on the south corner Of Brosd snd
Mayo streets, occupied by Mr.. 8. u. Prize. Th.
House 10 built OF brick, four stories high contsrs
about 10 rooms In the rst style OF finish with everv
convenience that could be desired, the =ity water
and gas have been introduced into the premises.
and tnere Is connection with the city culvert on
Broad street. The kitchen, also Of brick, has four
rooms, ana there are other out houses &c. The
Lot fronts 80 feet. back 100 feet to an aev ~
~ eet width, and lie AZ feet wide in rear, forming
large ysrd The location OF this property being
retired, yet within five minutes walk OF the princi
pal business parts OF the city, public buildings, &c
together with the style OF the buildings, combines
10 oner attractions to the professional or business
man desiring central and pleasant residence.
TERMS or SALE.-Une fourth cash. balance Al
IL, IL and "a months credit, payments bearing in
terest, and secured By a deed of trus, upon the
property.
au Is JAMES M TAYAOR .nc+
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GhEGOKH ~ liAUkx,
Managers.
Successors to j. w. Maury e. Co.,
Once. No. q. Nam street.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass 60, August IT,
IS II 90 } IA l3 SO A IS 70 10 Sc Sc.
Scheme Tc-DRy.-Capltais: $50, $50, prizes
10000, 4 II 500, of 1900, OF 200, So OF 1000,
80 OF &c., lOU of 200, 100 of 100 &C. 75 numbers,
IL drawn. Tickets $40 ans
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n JAMES COLLINS would respectfully

EtE JAMES COLLINS WOULD Respectfully
III call attention to his Fall style Of HATS.
They are unique, well aosPIed Tor the season, and
essential to a gentlemans costume. No pains has
been spared to sustain the high reputation which
my Hats have attained throughout Tx country.
CephalOmetron.-Iti is considered one Of the
greatest and most usetal inventions OF the age; IL
would be impossible by the minutsst description
to give q correct idea Of its utility. Hats made by
it will lit the most difficult heads coniormis & to
any protuoerance and depression Of tne, Uranium:
thus preventing the unpleasant feeling OF new
appreciate its advantages, without having one Of
my superior Hats.
selves. J. COLLINS,
No IS Main street, Practical Halter.
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS, NEW
IN BOOKS-Receivcd and for sale at GRE
SHAM'S Foreign aud American Periodical House,
l09H Broad street.
MERWYN CLiTHEFORD, companion to David
Copperfeld by Dckens-price so cents.
HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY, End Sc.
ries. being No. XVI OF Putnam's SemiMonthly Ii.
brary-25 cents.
SEVEN NIGHTS IN GOTHAM-25 cents.
BLITHEDALE ROMANCE, by Hswthorne-75
cents, cloth u,r AZ.
Hentz- 50 cents.
DISCARDED DAUGHTER, or Children OF the
Isle. by Sou,hworth-37t cents per volume.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, GRAHAM'S MAGA-
ZINE, SARTAIN'S MAGAZINE, for September
expected this morning ,,, m,
FLAG. BANNER, WAVERLY, COURIER, PRl
VATEER, GOLDEN DOLLAR, and AkIHUhs
HOME GAZETTE. all tor this week. together Win
everything in the Cheap Publication line Tor SAFE al
the Foreign and American Periodical Depot OF
T. II. GRESHAM, 1904 Broad street,
Opposite Broad street hetsL
New York Daily Herald. Times, and Phls ielphia
Ledger ret eived every morning at 8 O'Clock. All
new Rooks received and for sale as soen - issued
aun
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BY GEORGE ]. SUMNER,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.
IL TlON.-On Friday afternoon the 10Th inst.
commencing at O'clock, at the residence of Mr
Samuel McGarrey on I'd street, near Poor House,
twho is declining housekeeping will be sold ct
auction his entire Household Furniture, consisting
of the usual variety, which is all good and in drst
rate order. Terms each.
Sale to be conducted by
au le- dtds GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.
Il TlON On Friday Morning, the 10th inst,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of MIR
Louis Jacobi, at Bacon's Quarter Branch, opposite
the store Of John Clash, (who is declining house
kesping) will be sold his entire Household and
Kitchen Fun Hure, consisting of the Usual variety
Terms cash
Sale to be conducted by
au iS--dtds GEO. j. SUMNER, Auct
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THE LATEST NEWS.
OF THE FRANKLIN.

yosK. Aug. i6.--The steamer Frank.
NJ" rived. with Liverpool dates Of the 4th
In nae She brings 100 passengers, and cargo
ins ~, =, a. 600 900. The Canada arrived out
'si1e" Al 81 ul,imo and the Atlantic on the Sd
N The Sis' "''''
lnsan, ,,r.-The London journals attach no
hN ',snre 10 Mr.. Webster's letter regarding
ne ,n ns regarding the potato crop in Ire
II are uniavorabe.
aq Th. steamer City OF Manchester arrived in
/. ge-sey on the Sd, and had to put into Tough
ro,le for coal
ass thought neither party would be sutii~
.:ro,y IN the majority TO form strong 1overn.
and fresh appeal 10 the country would
soon he necessary -.. -. .,,
Tic repoTled secret convention OF northern
,s,s Is pronounced fabrication.
pr steamer Otinoco arrived al Southamp-
IN the Sd. from The Pacific, with S3,300 600
% TSs,>cr.-letters from Paris say that the
..,;nfmept Of Fould, as Minister OF State,
oo,,,,,ea great surprise, and the funds had risen
..,si3erably in consequence.
The elections in the departments had re-
.,I,e3 faeorsbIv for the government.
/, was stated That French fleet were about
20 lombard Tripoli.
Tar CRoPs.-Accounts from France, Bel.
,;n, aud the districts Of the Rhine, regarding
,,e crops. we're very uniavorable. In the south
-, France the wheat crop was one fourth de Fl.
c..,.. and rye nearly one halt. In Belgium the
am, was The case, aud wheat in consequence
had gisen l.. 5S. per quarter, and rye 30 per
cent.
There had been complete failure in the
yin,sge in the island of Madeira.
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LA.ubhhV1S UEEICE,
l4fh Street. under Exchange Hotel,
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No g. August I6;
4S II % 3 Ii / ID SO A 50 "a Is SO Sc
For TO.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery.
Glass No o5 capitals: S35, 290, of 10000, A OF
5000, OF 3JOO OF 1000 SO OF 1000, $50 OF $780, &c
7S numbers, 12 drawn. Tickets $40 aulS
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MAGAZINES FOR sEPrEMBER.-

A'A Godeys Ladys Book. ST ptember-25 cents
Graham. Magazine, for dos cents
SartsIns Magazine, Tor do-25 cents
Feters0ns Magazine, for dos CENTS
The above Magazines for September, together
with every thing in the Caeap Publication line re-
ce!ved and tor sale at the Office Of the New York
Herald New York Times, Philadelphia Ledger.
Baltimore Sun, and General Depot for all the For
elgn and American Newspapers and Periodicals.
THOMAS Fl GRESHAM,
1924 Broad street, opposite Broad st. Hotel.
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asst VOLUMES Oh BOHN'S LIBRA.
Ia kY.-The Analogy OF Religion natural and re-
vealed TO the constitution and course OF Nature to
which are added, two brief dissertations Per-
sonal identity, ans on the nature OF Virtue; aud
fifteen Sermons, by Joseph Butler. D Isl
Regions of America during the ears 1799-ls04 by
Alexander Ven Humboldt and Anne Bonpland !;
written in French By Alexander Won Humboldt
SIPS
Vol 2 Rome in the Nineteenth Century, by Char
lotte Eaton
The Comedies Of Plautus, literally translated into
English Prose, with notes, by Henry Thomas Riley,
A, vol Isl rs
Just received and for sale by
auI7 G. M WEST BRO.
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IINHKEE HUNDRDRED OLLl

fyNHkEE HUNDRDRED OH A X Is
sTULEN-BEWARE OF BURGLARS
Several stores in this city, and in Petersburg during
the last few days, nave been entered by means OF
false keys, sId the Old style Iron Chests cut open
and robbed of their CONT hts All persons who have
not supplied themselves with one of Real Rogue
and Fire Proof Safes, st Hennings manufacture,
had better call at 1876 Cary street, and procure one
before midnight theft robs them of ten times
the cost OF one.
FRY g. McCANDLlSH
au 16--d4t Agents for Virginia.
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BY DUNLOP, NlONCUKE e. co.

BY DUNLOP, MONCUKE & co. p.
CARGO OF MULAssEs AT AUC..
u TION-On Tuesday, the oath inst com.
mencing at 10 O'clock, we will sell at the Ware
house the Dock, corner of Cary and 9th stIeets
3l3 hhds, Ii tierces early crop Moiasses, prime
quality. .ff5. 81
TEENS Under 500, cash; ever 500, 4 months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather. -.s
auI7 DUNLOP, MONCURE q co, Auct.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.
ROCERlES. dc, AT AUCTION.-On
" Friday, the 2Oth inst commencing at 10
O'Clock, we will sell at store general assert.
ment OF Groceries, &c, consisting in part Of
IS hhds fair to prime quality Sugar
100 bbls Coffee Clarified Sugar
ITO bags prime Coffee
so bbls small Loaf Sugar
Gunpowder and Pow chong Teas
Mustard, Cigars, Corks,
Indigo
10 bols Pork
so bbls Moasses
80 bbls Syrup
Whiskey of extra quality
Brandy, Gin, Teneritie, and Madeira Wine,
&c, &c. E
TERMs.-Under 500, cash over 500, months
credit Tor approved negotiable paPer.
R@ Sale without regard TO weather.
au IL DUNLOP, MOkCUkE a. co, Auct
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" LIABLE LAW BOOKS.-The Exchequer Re
ports, Reports OF cases argued and determined in
the Courts of Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber,
volume 5th
Hilary Vacation Is Wet to Michaelmas Vacation
IA Wet, both inclusive, by w Welsby, OF the
Middle Temple. E T Hurlstone of the inner Tenn
pie, Gordon, Of the Middle Temple.
Barristers at Law, with references to decisions
in the American Courts, ] Clark Hare and II
Wallace, Editors.
A selection OF Leading Cases on various branches
of the Law, with notes, by John VIM Smith, of the
Inner Temple, barrister at Law.
Fourth American Edition, with additional notes,
and references to American Editions, by Clark
Hare and Il Wallace, new edition, 2 vols
The Law OF Nations, of Principles Of the Law of
Nature applied the conduct and affairs of Nations
and Sovereigns, from the French Of Monsieur De
Wallet, from the new edition, by Joseph Gritty,
Barrister at Law. For sale by
A NORRIS,
Late Drinker & Morris, 81 Main street
Also, just received, supply of Aunt Philliss Ca
bin or Southern Life AS II Is, by Mrs. Mary East
man. al IL
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BY JOHN K. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

GALE OF HUKsES, cows, HOGS,
~ CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, AND HOUSE.
HOLD FL RNlTURE, AT AUCTIUN.-Will be
sold on Thursday, the goth day OF August, 1852,
at the residence OF DR. VIM w Gregory in Henrico
county, about miles north OF Richmond, on the
Plank road commencing at III O'Clock NJ, all of
his Household and EiIcuen Furniture, consisting
OF the usual variety. Also, several good Horses,
mich Cows, Hogs, Carrisses and Harne S. and all
OF the Farming Implements. n
TERMS made known at the day Of SALE
aul Ii w GODDIN Auct &.
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I !LUTHINUs CLUTHING, Selling q Re-
" dueed Prices
have still on hand good assortment of Clothing al
every quality and style, which they will sell ut
very small advance, as they wish to reduce their
STOCK. Call and supply your.elyes for little mo.
ney >. MERCHANT T. WEISIGER,
auH No LIZ Main It,
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CAsH WANTED At THE LARGE
~ CLOTHING EMPORIUM OF J. ID. GOOD.
MAN, No. l34 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
10 order to make ample room for Fall Stock, and
to change into Cash such goods a. will be dead
capital at the expiration OF six weeks, all Summer
Goods win be sold without regard TO profit. An early
call is respectfully solicited
au i6 J n q M taA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-18
BY JOHN K. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
QY VIRTUE OE DEED OF TRUST

Id executed to US by F. Erdman, a partner. and
on behalf, OF the firm of g. Lanman a. Co TO
secure certain debts of the said rrm mentioned
therein, dated the 18th day of July, 1852, and re-
corded in the offices of the Hastings Court of Rich.
mond and the County Court OF Chesterfield, and
at the request OF the benefciares mentioned there
in we SHALL on Wednesday, the 25th day of
August, 1 S52, at the American Hotel stables, ON
10Th between Main and Cary streets, at the hour of
~ clock A. M, sell at auction. for cash, Eight
very large and superior Work Horses, in excellent
order, which have been used in hauling stone; one
street wagon. and one wagon with heavy wheels,
made and Used for hauling timber; together with
six sets OF wagon harness, all of which is part of
property assigned in said eed The wagons and
gear are in good order rare opportunity is offer.
ed to persons in want IF fine, heavy work Horses
&c. WATSON L. HUGHES,
au ii Trustees.