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Cow Strayed.

UPWARDS of two weeks ago mch COW
z with white face, short crooked horns, about
inches long, the left horn shorter than the right
in consequence of having at one time been bro
ken, color yellowsh red, and in very poor con-
dition. Straye1 away from the subscriber, any
one finding and bringing her to me will receive
one dollar for his trouble in driving her home.
]. W. TENER.
Sunbury, July 81. ls52.--.3t
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20 PRINTING INK.-For sale for cash,
at this office, kegs OF Is, 90 and l2 pounds
each. Price IS cents per pound.
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ID Il D..

At Danvile, on the 2lst inst, HORACE
B. BALDY son OF Charles c. and Jane b.
Badly, aged about five months.
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VIM. McCartv. Bookseller.

pESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
n d the public, that he has removed his Book
Store, to Market street, to the house occupied
by ]. Naille. Esq, Attorney at Law, nearly op-
posite the Court House, on the north side,
where keeps for sale constantly on hand good
assortment of books and stationary.
For Sale-A large new spring Wagon fit for
., 3 or q horses.
Sunbury, July "a, ls52.---tf.
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Few Advertisements.
WAR WITH ENGLAND.-1'her was al

W
w unusual throng in Chestnut street vester-
day, in the vicinity of Franklin Place. The first
report was that ali expedition for the invasion of
England was organizing, but the crowd turned
out to be only peaceful customers hurrying to
Rockh S Wilson's cheap and fashionable cloth
ing store, No. Ill Chestnut street, in search Of
summer garments.
Philadelphia, Jan. 81, 1867
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yzs e. o. sls.5as a1l .o..asss Vao s-T4
'ssoclss a1 81, go5g& sss
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~ Mr.. WEBSTER AND THE Presidency.
1t is still matter of uncertainty whe-
ther Mr.. Webster will be a candidate or
not. In his late speech at MarshielG, he
thus alludes to the subject
conference.-the. Sprasue has been pleas.
ed to refer 10 recent occurrences. As 10 some
of them, or al least one, il may be fitting in
me 10 saw one word now. The time has not
come. Bu, would say, may venture to
hope, wi,hou, presumption, iha, am no, en-.
tirely unknown at home or abroad, (cries Oi
No No y and say further if have any
thing good or valuable, huld it in my own
keeping, and will not trust i, 10 the way.
wardness of others.
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.al .- lsgeoas O. a.cse -ozzos 90 %
sole.
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EXTRACT OF COFFEE.-An excellent
srtele more wholesome and much cheaper
than Coffse ITSELF For sale at this office,
April IL is5"
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REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, DEATHS AND
MARRIAGES..

The new law in relation 10 these mat
tiers went into operation on The 1st Of July
inst. The law meets with considerable
opposition in consequence Of imposing du-
ties without any remuneration. The ply
sician is required to make record Of each
death in book kept for that purpose, and
"return the same, duly signed, in the form
Of certificate" under penalty Of five dol
lars. He is also required to make return
OF each birth under his attendance though
no penalty is attached for neglect. When
there is no physician in attendance, the
parents are bound to make the return. The
two following sections contain the princi-
pal enactments. ~
Section third makes it the duty Of every
physician under whose care birth shall
hereafter occur TO make record al once Of
such brlh in book kepis for that purpose,
and 10 return the same, duly signed BY him,
in the form Of certificate, 10 The Register Of
the County in which such birth shall have
taken place, setting forth the full name OF
such child, If il has one, its sex, color, names
and occupations of parents, full names of any
child or children living, sc.
Section fourth requires every physician OF
surgeon who shall be in a,iendancesa at the
death Of any individual within this Slate, ,o
make record, aud return it as above, with
name, occupation, color, sex, the period
place, cause Of death, &c. And no sexton i.
permitted TO inter a body until he first pro.
cnres copy of this record or certificate, duly
certified by the person who made it. Any
| physician, SC, ne2ectiug or refusing 10 fur
| nish the certificate 10 the sexton, and III,
sexton negleciing TO procure it, shall eact
forfeit and pay the sum Of FIVE dollars, re
coverable as sums of like amount are recov.
cradle. The law, therefore, is imperative il
| regard 10 registering deaths.
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ALSO:

4 certain Lot or piece of Ground,
Situate in Delaware township, Northumberland
county, bounded by lands of VIM. MCGuire
James Loech, the heir Of Geo. keflcr and others,
containing 5 acres more or less
Siezed taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of George Kefltr.
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THE LATEST NE VS.,
WING NATlONAL OUNVRNTI0N
FOURTH DAY.

SATURDAY, June 10.
We have received detailed account Of the
proceedings Of this day, during which there
were twenty FIVE ballo.ings. and find tina, the
morning session was characterized by no,h;ns
beyond the bailotngs ofany special momen,
At the commencement Of the evening session
MIR. Call of Florida, read, for information. ,b,
following resolutions:
Resofeed, Thatwe the delegates of,he VIII
party in Convention assembled Do ss..ns
pledge ourselves 70 each other and ,hs .....
try, to support, IN good faith, whoever NAV hs
nominated as the candidate for President, ana
Vice President by the Convention. prov,asd
they occupy substantially the platform adon,sS
by this Convention.
Resolred further, That this Convention viii,
not AGAIN ad,onrn, except Tor the observance of
the Holy Sabbath, until noninat,ons far prs.
sident aud Vice President shall be made
Resoired further, That If no candidate shal,
receive Il majority of the electoral vote prior TO
the tiineth ballot, that upon the fiftieth ballot
The candidate having the highest number or
votes shall he decided unanimously nominated
But the Convention refused to suspend the
rules TO receive them by yeas 3, nays 29l. The
ballotings were then proceeded WITH during
the course of which, warm discussion took
place IN respect to the right Of MIR. Raymond
of n. Y, to seat in the Convention; the de.
bate was finally ruled out OF order.
REHABILITATION OF BALLOTINGS.
The following table comprises the results Of
the several balotings for nominee for the
Presidency:
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TRANSMITTED FOR TIE DAILY DiaP1Tca
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
NOMINATION OF GEN. SCOTT,
For President.
HON. w. A. GRAHAM.
For vice President.

BALTIMORE, June 81.
Inc Convention re-assembled this morning,
and proceeded to ballot as follows:
Forty Serenth Ballot.-Scott 1875. Fillmore
l2s, Webster 90.
Forty. Eighta Batlot.-scot 1877; Fillmore
l24; Webster 80.
Forty Ninth Baaot.-Scott 1879; Fillmore
l22; Webster 80.
Ten. Ward Of Florida, declared that Flori.
da would now, as ever, vote for Fillmore.
The excitement is intense.
fvtseh Bailot.-Scott l42: Fillmore 12o;
Webster %.
Fifty First BaRot.-scou 14a; Fillmore
l22; Webster %.
FIFTY Second Baiiot.-Scott I4S, Fillmore
1913; Webster 90.
The vote on the 53rd ballot resulted in the
nomination of
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
The ballot stood-Scott 159; Fillmore Il2;
Webster 81.
The Southern States stood firm for Fill.
more. Virginia cast votes for Fillmore, 8
for Scott and one blank.
Mr.. Bryan ofSoulh Carolina, then responded
in behalf of his delegation to the nomination
just made. Gen. Scott had endorsed the Plat.
form, in which the South concurred, and South
Carolina would endorse Scott. Massachusetts,
Alabama, and all of the remaining Southern
States followed in hearty responses to the no.
mination.
A delegate from Alabama moved the unani-
nous concurrence OF the Convention in the
nomination.
Mr.. Dayton appealed to the South in behalf
of the motion, and stated that Louisiana had
declared unanimously for the nominee.
letter was received from Gen. Scott, ac-
cepting the nomination. and approving the Plat
form Of Principles adopted by the Convention.
MIR. Dawson of Georgia, promised that Geor.
gis would do her best.
Pennsylvania, through Gov. johnson, re-
sponded, and assured the Convention that his
State would give an immense majority for Gen.
Scott.
Messrs. Pearce, and Jones of Tennessee.
have been spoken of for the Vice Presidency.
The Convention, at quarter to o'clock
adjourned to meet again at O'clock.
Evening Session.
The Convention re-assembled at O'Clock.
Before proceeding - ballot for Vice President
a resolution was adopted approving the Ad-
ministration of President FILLMORE, which was
adopted with great enthusiasm, and nine hearty
cheers.
Nine cheers were also given for DANIEL
WEBSTER. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
The Convention then proceeded to vote fol
VICE PRESIDENT.
1st ballot-Graham of North Carolina, "A
Mangum of North Carolina, 10; Bates of Mis-.
souri,, 81; Pearce of Nd, 80; Bell of Tenn, 4;
Crockett of Tenn, 19; Badger of N. c., l;
Latilner of Penn, l Crittenden of KY, 10;
Stanley of N. c., IA; Stewart 2; Jas. Brown
3; PettigenS 8; Williams 3; Jones 5; and Pratt 9
On the Cd ballot VIM. A. GRAHAM OF
North Carolina, was nominated almost unani.
mously, the balance having changed In his ia.
vor before the nomination was made.
After the nomination OF Mr.. Graham was
made, National Executive Committee was
appointed and amidst enthusiastic cheers for
the nominees, the Convention adjourned sine
die.
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Pennsylvania Wing State C0arentton.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-The Pennsylva-
MIA Wing State Convention, to nominate a
candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court met
to-day. Samuel Leech, of Armstrong, was
elected President, and G. w. Kellinger, of
Lebanon, Secretary
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Explosion at Buffalo,

BUFFALO, June I9.-Yeslerday afternoon
Morris's Fireworks Factory, at Black Rock,
was destroyed by explosion, through sponfa
neous combustion of chemicals used in manu-.
featuring red fire. The building was torn to
pieces. Fortunately the workmen were at din
ner, and no one was hurt. Loss about 5 4 900,
uninsured,
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4 DPt1ukter Sentenced.

BosToN, June l9.-Charles III. Brewer. tel.
Ter OF the Suffolk Bank, who yesterday plead
guilty Of embezzling the funds of the Bank,
has been sentenced TO three years imprison-
ment in The State prison, and one days solitary
confinement
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A UCTiON GOODS, AUCTION GOOD,

IFE INSURANCE.-For White Per
IL sons and Slaves!-The National Safety Life
Insurance Company, chartered in l841, Office 81
Walnut street. Philadelphia. Capital S250,000.-
Office of the agency in Richmond 10 Lise's Row,
l4th street, next to Messrs. Toler & Cook. This
company effects assurances on lives, grants annui
ties to aged persons, endowments to children, and
enters in to all contracts in which the risk of life is
concerned, on the most reasonable terms The
premiums are exceedingly moderate man aged
twenty five years. by paying SIS 80 annually, can
insure the payment of $1,000 at his death. Slaves
will be insured for a periof of from one to seven
years, at moderate rat g.
C. r. BROKEN, nj. D.,
General Agent and Medical Examiner.
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MI ROSENBERG, Of Poland Fashionsbls
N1e Hair Catter and Dresser, practices
= es.Ypon8s EoegnsDrawfn4 ul690fM0,
LeechinH and Vaccinntings opposite the City
hotel bar koon, Wall stree, Richrnond Va.
Mr.. has exercised bis talents II the above
branches In scme Of the principal Hospitals Of Eu-
rope.
n. B.--surgical operations performed with little
or no pain
Mr. r has always on hand fine assortment of
Swedish, Hungarian, and Poland Leeches. Give
me . G Il and you win find my charges reasonable.
lie 92-1ms
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Sailing of the Hermann.

New YORK, June 19.-The steamship Her.
mann, sailed at noon to-day for Bremen and
Southampton, with SO passengers and about
100000 IN specie. Among the passengers
are J. Henissnan and lady, of Baltimore, and
c. l.. Venabe, of Virginia, bearer of dispatch
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AUCTION SAIEr.


~ ALkxAN0kK MOTT q CO..
nRY 000Ds, LE0HOEN AND PAMa-
"A HATE &C, At AUCIT0u.-On -
x,.n So MerMfsg, - issLwe ahsiI 49,
= s1sslon = our ss0fe. commencing . hslf paae
c ~: nay b foued - ptecss Tieking, - pssa
gsiieo. Alpaees, Muslin, md Barees Deaanaa
Cnecks. kankees. 1rish Linen DispeF. whiss -
o 4 ns6ie Cioths, 5 dor Casehre Neck Hdk6t
ao 1 a. 49, 49, re Pocket d. loon. sswiag fn
Also. large lot Of Leehcrn md Panama Ha14
.oge.ner WITH many other articies TOO numeross0
ieaI ALEx MOTT ] CO., A.ee.
sHDs sg5s sALE OF q 1RICK
virtue OF the provisions Of deed Of must execuns1
BY henry Read to the undenigned = trusaesa
dated 50sh December ISIS, ard GUY recorded =
Richmond Hastings Court. cierk's sfiee. sn6 =
the request OF the tene6ciaries IN sid deed, -
shall otfer at public auction, on the premisea a
TUESDAY, the I'D inst commencing 1t 5ocloek,
+. NJ the property described in said deed, beings
lot OF Ground Situated on the east side Of 80
street. commencing at the distance Of feet noTh
o. street. fronting IS feet and running back IL
ieet and bounded ON its southern line by an aney y
ieet wide, on which lot stands neat Brick Hoasa
present. occupied BY Lewis b. Luck, Esq.
49, ssass-one.third cash; the balance at s and y
secured By q deed Of trust upon the prnperty.
az trustees we shall convey only succ TIRE = =
| vested IN Us by said deed.
WIN. g PAYNE, lr.u..-.
jes-tds JAMES M TAYi0R Aueer
/ VALuAnLE EAhM ON THE DREp
| RUN TURNPIKE, thre. miles Nor4h - ps-S
mend, aud MULES COWS, Furniture Esr.,s.~
Utensils. &C., for sale at auction 8 WIN, y. -
| on Tuesday, the 22d June, 1852, upon The ~.
misses, commencing at 10 o'clock Al M a TIE 49,
dence of Mr. Ro. >. Staples situated o. the n.
run Turnpike road. about miles from the citv 81
Richmond, the farm on which he resides cout,iD.
ing 60 acres The buildings upon ii are all nev.
and are sufficient for the accommodation of ne
derate sized family. There are also attached u
the premises two large ice houses
Alter which, will be sold, FIRST rate mules: oue
horse; two wagons and harness.. two carts ana
gear; 1--WE good cows; three calves; nine hoes: one
buggy and harness; one saddle and Birdie eli of
his household furniture; parcel OF farming i'm.
plcments one lot Of ice. The above real End per.
sonal is to be sold by virtue of two deeds of trus
one executed by the said Ro J. Staples to R W.
McGruder, bearing date 10th April, 1852; the or
er executed by said Ro J. Staples and wife to 3.
w. McGruder and Francis Staples, bearing data
18th April, 1852 and both duly recorded in Henri.
co County Court. The terms ss TO tho real estaae
will be made known on the day of SALE As to IL
personal estate, CASH
R. w McGRUDER, }r-
| FRANCIS STAPLES.
Sale to be conducted By w. GoDDIn, Suctr.
| sol
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n orsss waITE euLPHUR ANDl
s e ssgPl q Whiss esisSur No. ffosu
'ns r,sss n 49, " ", elss eulphn! sprinss
Lick Spring. n Ksetucky. ''ol1 sne Diue
toga. s's q sRlAne' Sara
Urch,rd Acid Mineral Springs, Gensssee county.
This water IL highly recommended IS r,.a,x.,
men, and ID coming rapidly into uss for vsrons A.
eases, such chronic affections Of the dipesfiv.
and urinary organs, and some OF the cufaneous ain
eases, chronic dyspepsia, chronic diarrhma, chronic
dysentery, chronic dinresis, chronic cysttis, dis
betes, in cases of low typhoid levers, ID GONZALES
cence from protracted fevers to excite the appetite
and promote digestion, piles, dropsy, &c.
Ordinary dose for an adult, wine glass full di.
luted, taken three times day.
Pamphlets embracing its analysis, by Professor
Siltman, opinions of medical WRITER'S and various
letters as to Its curative properties in certain dis
eases, furnished gratuitously Oy v
je2l Sole Agents for the State of Virginia.
A UCTiON GOODS, AUCTION GOODS.
"A Attention, those in want of bargains.
We viii have in store this morning, lots OF new
Goods just from auction, bought extremely low,
and will be sold very cheap. No humbug in the
least. The Goods are here, and these are some OF
them: Pink checked Bingham at Ct cents usual
wiutui cueckeu, striped anu pam SWISS anu Sdut'
brio Musne, some as low as 10 cts per yard; Irish
L inens IS cts; apron Checks cts; beautiful light
coored Kid Gloves, fresh goods and good qualities
81 l.2 cts a pair; twisted silk net Gloves IS and
81 l2 cts apair Swiss Edgings and Insertngs, very
cheap; white dotted Muslins besides great varie
ty of different Goods too numerous to mention.
Gentlemens' silk Umbrellas SO so. worth Sc
Also, the remainder of stock OF Ribbons of mil
linery establishment from 70 - l-2 cts per yard
Come and see, you win not be disappointed.
j. MILLHISER e. BRO,
lie 81 1913 Broad street
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LOLA MoETEZ DIFFICULTY.-The fam
Gus Countess of Landsfelt-Lola Montez-had
difficulty with Mr.. George Smith, an art
Iste who has been dancing with her at the Hol-
hday street theatre, Baltimore, on Friday eve
ming, which caused considerable excitement be-
hind the Scenes for a short time. The Coun-
tess accused MIR. Smith with saying something
derogatory to her character. which he, however,
denied, and from sharp words they come into
collisIon--the Countess threatening to slap
ms face and attempting TO carry the threat
INTO execution. The difficulty was one not
very easily explained to suit a local item, but
Is stated 10 have cnused such breach that the
countess refused to perform on Saturday
evening, and the theatre was consequently
closed for the night.
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The Iiouor Lam Defeated

CONCORD, June 15.-The Maine liquor law
has been defeated in the New Hampshire leg.
islature, by disagreement between the two
honSes.
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BY JOHN IL. ID. PAYNE, salesman.
ZEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-Byy vi

DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-By viz.
II tue of decree of the Circuit Court OF Chan
cerv for the county of Henrico pronounced in the
suit of Burlington ps An Ierton ct ais On the yin
day of June, 1852 will be offered for sale at public
auction on saturday, the 18th day OF the present
month the House and Lot in the proceedings IN
said suit mentioned; said house and lot oeing the
one recsntly occupied by VIM w Anderton. s,rua-
ted in what's known Duval Addition to the city
Of Richmond. The house and improvements are
said to De in good order, and the property to be
desirable one for a small family.
TEhMs-One fourth cash. balance in two install
ments of and ~ months title retained until con
veyance is directed by the Court.
BY order OF the Commissioner
jeIU j. n u. PAINE, Aac'''
~ The alb I'VE sale ia postponed to Wednes.
day, the Both june.
By order OF The Commissioned.
IL II J.R. D. PAYNE, Auctr
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frNhlKTY.sEvEN 81 A HALF ACHES
i QE VALUABLE LAND In THE TOWN OF

ffNHlkTY.SEVEN & HALF ACHES
l. OF VALUABLE LAND IN THE TOWN OF
SYDNEY, NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION will be sold, on
Friday, the 18th day OF June, 1852, upon the
premises, comm encing at hahpast O'Clock P. M,
37A acres of valuable farming land in the town of
Sydney, near the city of Richmond, bounded on
the South by the land of A. Robinson, jr, Esq, on
the West by the land of Lewis Crenshaw, Esq
and on the North ard East by the Richmond Turn.
pike, and old Coal Pit road. This land is well en-.
closed and is in successful cultivation. and lays
most beautifully. TIE richness of the soil and its
nearness II the city Of Richmond, lenders pecu.
liary valuable for suburban residence, or market
garden.
Terms, cash; balance aud IL months, for ne.
go;iable notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed.
iel8 w. GODDIN. Auctr.
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BY GEORoR q. TTIWNT.

AN ELEGANT hOeRWOOn pr.
"A AT AUCTION On "Wednesday Morrirsv
23d inst at 10 o'clock. at the Tontine House =,
Main street, opposite the Banks, win be sold -
auction, a splendid New Rosewood Plane.
made by VIM. Nuuns e. Co, New York. six and :
quarter octave. This is one OF their best instru.
ments, and warranted in every respect
TERMs.-Four months credit for an approved en-
dofsed negotiable note.
je2l GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct.
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rONIMISSlONAA > s,aAE OF LOTS
" ON UNION AND CHURCH HILL5.-Pursu.
ant to decree, made by the Circuit court of Chan
Gerry for the county of Henrico, on the 9TH day OF
june 1882, in a suit pending in said Court styled
"Prosser's Adm'x against Hendren's Admir-, &c"
we shall. on Thursday, the 24rh day of June,
1882 at s. NJ, il fair, if not the next fair day. at
the anne hour, proceed to sell at pubic auction,on
the premises, the following property: Six lots OF
Land ON Union Hill. in the county Of Henrico lad
Joining the city of Richmond) between Asbury
Chapel and the residence of o. A. Strecker, each
lot fronting forty feet and running back one hun.
bred and forty feet deep. Also, two-thirds OF
twelve undivided lots, lying in the county OF Hen.
rico, ON X street, between oath and 18th streets,
each of said twelve lots ironing about twenty six
feet, and running back one hundred and twenty
feet to an alley.
plat of said lots be seen at the Office of the
auctioneer
TERMS OF SALR-One fourth cash, and the resi-
due on credit OF six a3d twelve months, the pur-
chasers to execute negotiable notes. with interest
added and the title retained until purchase money
is,paid. JOSEPH MAYO. I Commissioners
JOHN HOWARD, commissioners
Sale to be co.. Quoted b. w. GcDDrN, Auct
l., Is
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w. GODDIN, Auct.

L>OURIEEN HALF ACnE LUIS IN DUVAL'S
L. ADDITION FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on Saturday, the 26th day of June
1852, upon the premises respectively, commencing
at o'clock, P NJ, fourteen half acre Lots in Du
walls Addition. They lie, some of them in the city
of Richmond northwest OF Mr. j b Martins resi-.
dence and nearly opposite to the dwelling of Robt
Hill Others lie the hill, in the county of Henrico
near the farm OF Mr. w Robinson; and others lie
on the level plain west of Bacon Quarter Branch,
to several lots owned by the heirs of the late
James Brown, decd The lots or will be mark.
ed with corner stones. Some of them are beauti.
fully located and will suit admirably for market
gardens or suburban residences The lots in the
city will be divided to suit the views of bidders.
binson's farm.
Terms One.third cash, balance at four and eight
months, for negotiable notes. interest ADDED, secu
red by approved ndorser, or title retained
lie d W GODDIN. Aucfinpeer
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BY JAMES M. TAILOR.

VACANT LOT ON KOCKETTS AND
Y POPLAR STREETS AT AUCTION-Will be
sold on Thursday next the oath instant, at 5
o'clock, P. M, upon the premises, that triangular
shaped lot of Land situated on the North side of
Rockets street, at its intersection with Poplar st.
fronting 25a feet each of said streets lie % 1919
feet deep at its eastern line; and has on it some
temporary improvements. Term. at sale.
By request.
10 JAMES NJ m