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A coPy-Tesie, III
A Copy-Teste. Z Il 4
n. T. BROWN, Clerk !.
CHARLEsroTN. JEFFERSON CnUNrY h 1
December %, 1883. !,
The Parties 10 the sabove suit, and all peEsSns
interested in The above DECREE are hereby bottled
10 appear before me, II my Office in Charlesioyni
Jetf-r.o on County Virginia on the 20lh dayt IL
January next. with Sufficient eYidenc.. 10 ensblk
me ID execute the said decree .a,
EDWARD E. COOKE Comm .
December - 1885, I'll 4
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For Sale or Rent.

UHE HOUSE AND LOT ia Shepberistown,
u a. present occupied BY Mr. Samuel Michells
Is Hotel. is offered al private sale. II not sold
br the Isl Of March, will renfit % COED tenant
For terms, apply 10 The subscriber Al D. Entler's
Hotel, Shepherdsiown.
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LoItery Tor The benefit q the Ssa,e Of Dsisrarr.
Cas- II, for 1854 10 Be drawn Al WilaIuetor,
Del, Saturday, January "A. 1854
- No. Lotefy-I5 Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID LoTrKRY
1 prize Of $50 900 25 900; $4,000 1885,
6 Of 5000; 10 Of 1000; 10 Of Oe0: IS
500; 400 lowest Ne Prizes) Of 2oO, &c.
Tickets sI5-HaIsss 81 so-onarters So
Eiehlhs 1874
Certificate Of packages of96 whOles, slfo ooi
a % Halves, IS 90:
26 Quarters ~ sol
% Eighihs, q 81
-
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Christmas Presents for Old and
Young atI. Roses Cheap Store.

DRY GOODS aad F4NcY GOODS L4T COST
LIME Merinos. fashionable shades so cents :
u yard; beautiful Monslin de LANES. IS lesis
eyard; pointed Collars. l2i cents pfeceI Inside
Hspdkerchiefs l2t GEMS piece; Russian Fur
M1tfs. worth Sc % Al 81 SO; one bhshel and 1
half Of beautiful yewelry such As Rings, Ear
rings, BreaH-pins; Motions. Dress Trinmings.
such as Velvet Ribhon. Butions, &c, at half
price. All these bargains a. The cheap stote
Charles:oun. Dee is. 1858.
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Wan.tIed.

/ + WISH to purchase, for my own use, a good
/ i COOK and a capable young woman for
( EOUSE SERVANT. prefer a middle aged wc-
utan for cook For such fair price win be Civ
ea. THOS. H. WILLIS.
lDecenber 8, Is5s.-si
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A SUPERIOR lot Of Shot Pouches, Powder
a Flssks &C. isr sale low y ss,,l,u
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TX BUSH Dried Peaches, on Ten1essee, 4
q nice article, Tor sale By
{. Z WOOD &Bko.
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FOR SALE.

A FEMALE SERVANT, IS years old, aDsl-hel
n child about years old
Debenlber 81. KEYEs & KEARsLEY,
Ito, FOR CHRIsTMAs,--I am how rsreiv4
IL ing and opening a supply Of! Flesh. fiss,
Raisins, Almonds. Filberts, English Walnut Con-
-fectiouaty R. II BROWN. /
December % 1853. n
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4 n BBLS Tar, in nice order; 40olbs feashers;
lU % boxes Eastern Cheese, ! vert nice nfticls.
--for sale b. CT WOOD q BRO.
Wincheslsr, DEE. ., le55.
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roLDEN sYRUP.-A prime article cf Golden
VI Syrup Just received and for sale BY
Dec % 1853 r. FL BROWN.
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FARM FOR EAT.E

Nov. e. lsss-sr Trustee ana Csmmis.e
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FIRST NOTICE.

December %. 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02
By Goddin & appersou.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST

4 N0M M:SSlONEh'S SALE OF MOST
~ VAL LIABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN.
TY OF HENRICO AND CITY OF RICHMOND
By virtue of decree Of The Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond, pronounced on lhe 9th June,
1856 IN the suit IF Garland d Robinson, against
Robinson's administrator. &c, the undersigned,
who was appointed special Commissioner for the
purpose, will SELL at public auction, on the premi-
SEES the following most valuable real estate, belong
ing to the late Poiteaux Robinson, deceased viz :
on MONDAY Afternoon, the 18th August, 1883, on
north side OF tina Plank Road, about two miles
west of the city of Richmond, the two Farms be
longing TO the decedent, one containing SO acres,
the other about 81 acres. further description is
deemed unnecessary, &c these Farms are well
known They will be divided according to plat
and survey which can be seen at the Office of the
auctoneer in few days. After which, will be sold
at the same place. a tract of wood land, contain.
ng 60 acres, near to Deep Run Church. adjoining
the lands OF Mr. Samuel Cottreil and others Also,
-n- tot aear ,ha se1d city, In Bowling Green, sd
joiniog Chelsea.
And on the following dsy, viz: TUESDAY after
noon, the 10th August, 1853, upon the premises,
commencing at o'clock. 293 feeI of ground, in and
nesr the city of Richmond, fronting on the west
line OF Front street, running back TO James River,
| and bounded on the north and south by the lands
| OF messrs Dunlop, Moncure & Co This land will
| ne divided to suit purchasers, and 10 valuable be
cause OF ls ad6ptedness to wharf lots Alter which
will De sold part of lot No l6s, In the plan of said
city, fronting Sc feet on Rockets street. adjoining
! Rockets Warehouse, running back on Peach street
| about 100 feet.
Also, lot fronting 100 feet on the south side of
" alter street, running back to the Dock or Ship
Lock- adjoining the property CT Robinson, jr, on
| Ike west; also, 100 feet OF ground opposite the
above fronting on the north lide of Water street,
| running back on Pear street about 100 feet
| And on tie following day, viz: on WEDNES
DAY afternoon, the nth August, 1853 at O'Clock,
upon the premises. most valuable building lot on
the NORTH side Of Franklin, between ID and Sd sts
| adjoining the residence of Writ Robinson, Esq,
| fronting 32x feet running back 1853 feet.
| Terms: One fourth cash. balance at 6, u, Is and
"a mouths, for negotiable notes, bearing interest,
| satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained till the
whole purchase money ia paid, and conveyance
directed by the Court.
Its seldom that much really very valuable
property is brought into market, and 1t is hoped
that the attention of capitalists and otlers will be
directed to this sale.
JOHN ENDERS, Special Comr.
e Sale conducted by GoDD1N Il APPERsoN,
Aucts. jy 30-dtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-John Hawthorn, a
fireman on board The steamboat Catalina, at
New York, on Friday, took Il seat under the
cylinder, when the swell caused by the steam
boat North America passing by, moved the
wheels of the Cataiine, bringin down The pis.
ton, and Instantly crushing him to death. The
whole OF his chest and ribs were torn away,
and the heert ard respiratory organs were all
laceraled and torn FROM their places. The en-
trails were ALEC torn out, and lying on the
back pa I Of his person. His head was crush
ed to jelly, and scarcely presented feature
Of humanity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02
GIeRg cure Of K e u / Ia b Y
Hampton EegeEakIe TfHcture.
CHESTER DISTRICT, South Carolina,
Ispuarv Sd IgES

January sd, 1883.
Messrs. Mortimer Observation-Disclosures For
the last i've yesrs have been sufferer from
Rheumatism, till seeing your recommendation of
champions Vegetable TlpCture," L puTchas6da bot.
tIe and the frat dose has much relieved me, that
consider II but Justice give the suffering world
the result OF the application
Nine was Acute Rheumatism In the back-so bad
that was con~ned to my bed for the last six months.
The rst bottle acted like charm the second restored
strength to my poor afflicted back, and | am now as
well ard feel as young when was sixteen am
now seventy flour years OF age.
consider your TlnctBre the greatest discovery of
the sge and poor suffering humanity ought erect
monument to DR.. Hampton, who has saved thousands
from pam. And yCU, gentlemen, have acted the part
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which nave reEu ted from your invaluable Tncture.
am PLAIN cotton planter, and have never written
hicted shall hesitate, through nodesty, withhold
any hoFInat'o on valuable to my fellow man So, If
you consider this worthy of place In any OF your
newspapers your are at liberty to make use OF It,
ELvAH KENDALL.
Oh slera Morbus, niarrhUa, Dvseuterv.
and all diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels are cured
by hAMFION'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE Asa
cure and preventive, IL has Ell wonderfully success
tai 1t VIII be iouud on inquiry that those who use
70 the Summer
Delicate females and children will find .bis . vr.at
blessing. 1t has restored thousands to health
Hamptsu's EegeIabie Tincture,-CsIl and
get pamphlets gratis with history OF dssoyery OF th
citizens, OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia SarotnI,
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wsold by MORTIMER hoWsRlY 10 nal
Hmore at, Baltimore; and S4 Broadway, New York.
o sTRECKER, Rishmond; Dr. COOKE co
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by brusgis4 keseraily.
81 = per bottle bottles for %. au1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August l.-Sales of 900 bills
tiour--Howard street $5.lS to IS 25; City
Mills s53F; $4,000 bushels Whea,-whi,e
$l'l4 to 81 10, red s1,e9 to 81 Il; IL 900 bush.
els Corn-white e. to Ga Cts, yellow &c to g.
cts.
New YORK, August 1.-Sales of Is OOC
bbls. Flour-State 1913, Southern firm; SO,
ooO bushels Whea,-Southern white 81 20
4o,OOO bushels Corn-Southern yellow 76c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

A n ORDINANCE. amending IAN Urdirsncs
IN concerning the Collection Of tbs Assessed
Ttxss," passed June 18th, 1853
81. Be it Ordained by the Council of the City
OF Richmond, That she 9TH section Of the '-Ofdi-
nance concerning the collection of the assessed tax
es." passed JuLe 24th 1850, Do snd ths same is
hereov reseSled
So The Collector shsll commence mis- collection
annually on the rst cay OF July, or as soon there
after practicable
s. The commits sion to be deducted by the COL
ector from the amount pay abb By him to the Cham
berain, prsfcribed by 9Th section G! the said
Ordinance, snail be two instead OF three per Gen.
tum; and he shall collect and pay over 10 the
chamberlain, sum not less than S5OUoJ, by the
first day OF September in eacn year.
81. The 10Th section Of the said Ordinance 10
hereby repealed Ana if the Collector snall at any
tine tain 10 account, and pay over 10 the Chamber.
LAIN as required Dy the GIN section ct said Oroi'
nance as above amended; or If, in any year, the
Collector shall iail to pay TO the Chamberlain, ~
the first day of September, sum not less than
S500O0 or If, before the first day of November, ne
shall fail to pay 10 the Chamberlain such sum, az
with what ID paid by the first of September will
amount to sl20 coo, the Chamberlain shall report
the TACT to the Council at III first meeting after.
wards. copy
aul-6* VIM P SHEPPARD, c. C. R.
ONLY FUn A FEW DAYS LONGER
" SELLING OFF FOR LESS THAN COST
OUR ENTIRE Stockton hand YET, ladies'
btdCk COttOn hOso OCI kOlU AZ izCi WAAto hotc W.
Boys mixed and unb!esched soeka; chiidrens'
white. mixed and slate colored Hose; also, fancy
Socks and Hose very low; white cotton Fringe az
Sc; S. rate Scissors at &c; Knives &C; Grape and
berege Shswls at one half their value; white and
coiored best kid Gloves 33c; Swiss and cambria In
serting at 6, and lie; kdgings do, very cheap;
yard wide black Silk at 81 %, cost 81 80; some
very good Silk for Use; black and blue Apacs, very
cheap and very beautiful Goods; brown and white
linen Table Cloths, yards wide, cost 60c, 81 aoo;
yard wide French Calicees l2c; Lawns al ana i2c,
worth double that: Bersqes I6c, worth 25c; dar X
Muslns at l0c; green and blue Wells 25c; back slx
do o5c; ladies' colored and black silk Gloves loc
Also Isle thread at l6c cost 25c; linen Diaper vac
piece; Bsyie's best Needles &c; dotted swiss Mus
lin &c; Collars, CspeG, Bands, &c &c. CAL eafiy'
as we are compelled to Vscate our store.
WECHSLER e. COHEN,
auI-ts 1871, corner Broad and 18th streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

NEW YORK, August 1.-The report of the
death Of Commodore Newton lie dscredited.-
His friends have advices from him TO july ODD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02
To the Daguerrean Fraternity.

When will it be that we like others
Shall form ourselves band of brothersi
Tbs healing art 10 keep out quacks
With uaity thus wisely acts;
And why not we our interests watch,
Hold up the artist and put down the botchi
lis easy if We once begin
And show the mass they're taken in;
Have we DO - this evil to 4llaY,
To drive them one by one with sticks away;
Or must they ever thus pursue usl
We swarm with skulks as base as Lewis
Trades are forsaken and the arts disgreced
By gawks whose fame is on the dollar based;
They who barns should paint and lumber haul
Stick taken for one dol ar" on the wall
Then some to humbug little more
Stick patent process" top their door.
All this is done the ignorant to ueguiie,
When In their sleeve the would be artists smile
Yes, those who'd scorn the Doctors skill
That ignorantly prescribes pill,
Do quite as bad, nay, even worse,
Encourage him who robs their purse;
Distoits their features, then. with a grace
Asks you If that is not your face.
jy 20 NJ. P. SIMONS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR TIE DAILY pIspaTes
Kentucky CongressisnnI Election.

LOUISVILLE, August 1.-Preston, Wing,
has s0s majority in this city, and lie doubtless
reelected to Congress.
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eOn 0nO Ar COST FOR CASH.
s0 slAI.llll&ZMu entira Stock of StanIa and

9oO,OOOMy entire Stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods at cost, to close business, at the
house with the Cracked Wall, opposite Exchange
Bank Being compelled to close business in conse.
qaence of damages done the store hose which
ccapy, am forced TO throw my large and new
Stock of Goods on the market az q most ruinous
sacrifice Summer Goods, Woolens, Carpets,
Prints, &c
ET@ Buyers will find it 10 their Interest to at
teuo, as my business must be closed before the wall
il taken down.
C GWATKIF,
Cracked Wall, opposite Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

E Two negroes were hung at Eldorado,
Arkansas, On the 18th uitimo-one for the MUIR
der of an overseer, Mr.. Manning, and the other
for the murder of h is own wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

ET Important 10 the Pubfics-EXPRE 8
FOR CALIFORNIA. AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN THE UNlON-We ere prepared to for-
ward daily, all descriptions Of Gooos entrusted 20 oar
eharss also Drafts furnished fer large OF small sans
payable at every town city in the uki.ed King
dom Of Great Britain and ireland.
Notes, DrsEE. ana siiis win Goods, solisstss and
prompt ZetuEnE
Merchants GEd others, wiring Goods froz the
Northern elites will GoRRst their Interest by sa.ToE-
sing the ole established and responsible Exsrefs Of
A@AMa CO.
E1E - AsI, llsA AsIssi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

New ORLEANS, July 80 -rhe deaths from
yellow fever in this city, during the last "a
hours, number l26.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
HIGH CONSTABLE. sALE.-Win be

uIGH CONsTABLE,s SALE.-WiIl be
L sold on Wednesday, the 3rd inst. COM
menc,g at 9 O'Clock, upon the premises on the cor.
ner of the Alley n rear of the Exchange Hotel, by
content Of parties the following property, all nearly
new snd in good order: ! Sofa; Mshogeny Bed.
stead; Marble Top Centre Table, Marble Top
Wash stand; 8 Mahogany Chairs; do Cabinet;
Rocking Chair; l Brussels Carpet; Gilt Shades;
10, of Oil Cloth; lot eff Mating; Hair Mattress
one shuck do; Bolster; pair Pillows; Lounge;
lot of Pitchers lot OF Giasses lot OF Spittoons;
Clock; lot eff Msnte Crram nts and Basin and
Pitcher, to satisfy an attachment In my hands.
au 2-tds BLAIR H. c. CIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

THREE YoUEG MEN DRowNED.-The Snow
Hill (Md.) Shield states that on the Oath uIt.
ardson and Joshua Richardson, 1.-THE TWO latter
sons of MIR. Jephtha Richardson,) whilst bath
ing in Atkinson's mill pond, near Nassaongo
Furnace, were drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02
u 0 r e PIANOS JAMES

III % X PIANOS.-JAMES
WOOD HOUSE, late Nash & Woed.
hIHH house, has juss received further
addition to his present stock of
Piano Fortes. Professors, Amateurs and purchasers
generally, are invited to examine his stock The
elegant Pianos made by Chckering, Messrs Stodart
& Co, and B Dunham can be found in all their
variety OF styles, at his establishment
The extensive stock with which he Is constantly
supplied, and the prices at which they are offered,
render 1t entirely unne cessary to send or go with to
purchase Piano Fortes Old Pianos taken In part
payment. Pianos tuned ana repaired aul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02
AUCTION. SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
By Goddiu & Apperson.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL e!
il TATE pETINEEN MAIN An


TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL rs.
i TATE ON ESD, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS. IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOED.-By virtue Of q deed Of trust executed TO
the subscribers by Joseph Woodson, now deceased,
bearing date 4th Oct, le4l, duly recorded In Hen.
rico County Court we shall. in execution OF the
same, Having been so requested by Messrs Jesse
Williams and Joel Bragg, the parties secured
thereby proceed TO cell at public auction, the
premises, on Wednesday, the Sd day of August,
1853 at O'Clock M, If fair, If not, the next fair
day, the real estate conveyed thereby consisting of
brick Tenement the east line of 23d street,
between Main and Franklin streets fronting on said
23d street 81 feet, running back sc feet With the
exception of the dower right of Mrs Woodson we
believe the title good but we shall convey, how
ever, with the usual special warranty.
Tue deed requires that the property shall be sold
for cash. but il is probable that at the time of SALE
an arrangement may be made by which reason.
able credit will be given on part of the purchase
money H WI sSo sRAGs, Trustees.
Sale conducted by w. GODDIN, Auct
jy 13-3w
Immediately after The above sale. will be sold
handsome vacant lot opposite to the above proper.
ty, fronting SO feet the west line OF 23d street,
running back about &c feet TERMS months
credit for satisfactory endorsed negotiable note,
bearing interest GODDIN Il APPERSON,
~ 29-dtds Aucts.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON MAR
Ill SHALL AND MONROE STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on Tuesday I,
the 10Th day OF August. 1853, upon the premises,
commencing at O'Clock, that newly erected
Framed Dwelling at the corner of Marshall and
Monroe streets now occupied by Mr. Stephen n.
Davis. The Lot fronts - feet, runs back about $50
feet to an alley. The House has rooms, excellent
brick Kitchen, and the whole premises present a
neat and beautiful appearance. The house is re
msrksbly well built.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 6 and l2 mos.
for negotiable notes, interest added and title re-
tanned till Last note is paid.
jy27 GODDlN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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By James M. Taylor.
EOMMISSIONEK,S SALE OF VAL

n
~ UABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
CHURCH HILL.-By virtue of decree made on
Monday, 10th day of May, 1853, by the Circuit
Court of the County of Henrico, In the suit of
Goddin and ais, vs. Goddin and ais, the subscriber,
Commissioner appointed In said decree for that
purpose, will proceed to sell at public auction, en-
WEDNESDAY, Sd August, commencing at five
o'clock NJ, upon the premises, the premises on
which the late Geo Goddin formerly resided,
being large framed House and Lot, situated on
the west side of eth street, between l. and M
streets The house contains about seven rooms in
good order, with the usual outhouses. The lot
fronts 8I4 feet and runs back 1872. This property
will be divided at the time of sale to suit the views
of purchasers
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth in cash, and the
residue in two equal instsments for negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest from
the day of tale, payable ct six and twelve months,
the title to be retained until the whole purchase
money in paid, and conveyance directed by the
Court CHARLES RICHARDSON,
jyl9 Commissioner.
After the above will be Sold that valuable lot of
Ground situated at the Northwest intersection of
9th aud Marshall Streets and being within tie
closure of the late Joshua Goode The lot fronts
l20 feet on Marshall street, and runs back eth
80 feet ant will be divided to suit the views
of purchasers. Terms liberal.
jy25 J. M. T, Auctr
HOUSE AND LUV ON UNION HILL at
Ill AUCTIUN-Wlil be sold on "WEDNESDAY, Bird
August Immediately after The above sale by Chss.
Richardson, Com'r) the House and Lot at the in
tersection of 25th aud NJ streets The House con-
tains rooms, and is now in the occupancy OF Mr.
Leadbetter The Lot fronts 80 feet and runs back
the usual depth. Terms will be liberal.
au1 JAS M TAYLOR, Aus:r.
* BUILDIHG LOTS IN FULTON,
~ AT AUCTION viii be sold ON MONDAY,
9Th August comm ,acing at o'clock. NJ, upon
the premises, IS Of about the most desirable Lots
| in the town OF Fulton, fronting on the principal
| streets, aud well elevated Tor building purposes
Property in Fulton is improving In remarkable
degree, as recent sslts Indicate and persons desir
| Ing to obtain lots in that very fourishing town
| either for investment with eye to future ad
| vance 10 value, or for building purposes, should
avail themselves of this opportunity, such sno-
| Iher will rarely again occur.
TERMS win be very liberal and will be mad
known at the sale. JAS NJ TAYLOR,
| jy 29-otds Auct.
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~ DR.. j. y. kcse's Nervous and In
MIGRATING Cordfal.-In 40 instance has science
contributed more to the comfort health and hap.
piness of mankind than by the constant discoveries
which are being made In the vegetable kingdom
The productions of tine earth abound not In minerals
alone of great value, but thsy yield plans which
contain medicinal properties, requiring great ex.
perence in botany and chemistry TO ascertain their
true After long course OF study and practice
in medicine, and making many chemical tesla OF the
vegetable kingdom, DR. J. s. ROSE, of Philadelphia,
hss discovered property among its varieus pro-
ductions, which completely oveEcomes and subdues
all nervous conditions CT the ays.enn. His her@
yaus Cordial may truly be considered one or the
grandes: discoveries In the sciences OF medicine. ana
is believed TO be equal to any OF DR. RoSe's oxher
preparations. Those who have used II, say i.s
beneficial eIeots almost miraculous IN relieving
the mind or body worn down by fatigue, care
labor or stedy. Price so cents.
Sold by o Strecker. Bodeker, Wood,
Purcell Ladd Il Co, Adie & Gray, Bennett g. Beers.
A Duval, r r Duval & Bro, WIN P Lsdd A Leslie,
II Zachrisson, and by dealers generally trough
out the country and State jy1E
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- Simeon Laid, sailor from Franklin,
Conn, attached to schr. Pinta, was killed Sag
turday night in the port of Norfolk, by being
thrown violently down on the deck of the schr
Oscar Jones, in an attempt to disentangle the
rigging of that vessel from the Pinta.