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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-24
MUSICAL.

1NoLIAN PIANOS, AT AL BR0ADWAY.--h LARGE
III assortment Of pianos from the celebrated house of
Hset Davis Co.. Boston Also, the well known instru
ments Of A. W. sadd Co., with full supply Of
ccondh pianos of various makers for sale very low
prices. Pianos 10 let. LINCOLN n THOMPSON No. AL
Broadway.
1'OLIAN PIAN0s-REMOvAL-GREA BARGAINS
~ in pianos and meodeonsIn consequence of the unri
vailed popularity and increased demand for r. Gilbert
Co celebrated pianos with and without the aolan, the
subscriber has removed 10 the large and spacious
the Of Anthony street No @ Broadway where he
offers fine assortment of superior pianos al prices which
defy competition T. Gilbert Co.'S pianos have the metal
c frame and are warranted to stand any climate and ys
entire satisfaction Second haad pianos at $50 SI 80
800 $40 &I2S $50 $780, Smiths carhars Prince Co
GARDENERS. and Tobns melodsons So, Si5, 49, 90, Ts
$s5 $500 $40 S2 $50 Boudoir pianos for sale ehesp
Pianos with and without the @oliAa 10 let few pianos
and neodeons for sale aud monthly payments aSe~ a
second hand ssra phne $50 will be sold for
$50 HORACE WATERS. H3 Broaawsy
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Domestic Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET April 21-At market 40 beef CATTLE 25
pairs working OXEN 40 and calves 14O sheep and
1850 swine PrcesBeef cattle-We quote to correspond
with last week about prices obtained for like
quality the supply being about equal to the demand.
Extra, IS So 50 first quality, 81 70 81 49, second,
So Is 81 third, S. so SO IS. Working oxen-Sales
$78 and $175. Cows and caves-Sales $24 and $55.
Sheep-Sales IS and $l1. Swne-Small shoats from
Ohio &c for sows &c. for barrows large hogs 6sc
old hogs &C., exc, and &C.; York hogs 100 and SIC.
At retail from NC. to &c.
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DRIyATF LESSONS IN DANCING FOR GENTLE
L men. al coo BroadvAy.-A private tlass forming for
the sprine season gentemsa Instruction in the
new dances-redcwa polka, schsstsoh quadrles waits
ias Ae For partiesiAs apply ~ Bsrnton, IA Bowsy
book ana music gtVTe.
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HOTELS.
|NRCLE HOTEL, $40 PEARL STREET.-THE LET, TWO
~ large furnished sitting with bedrooms attached,
for gentlemen and their families Also, six single
rooms, for gentlemen. Inquire Of WIN. WRIGHT propri-
etor.
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, L. l., WILL
open for the reception Of boarders May s The steam
pier foot Of Murray street At NJ, and at and
leaving Fort Hamilton at and 10 A. NJ and r. NJ until
June t when the trips will be increased leaving Fos
Hamilton at A. ~ and New York at r. M for the re-
mander Of the Parties wishing TO engage rooms
address the proprietor ut Fort Hamon or a. ne o.
fee, Aston House. HAWLkf u. CLArf.
NIoTlcE.-RIGHMOND HILL HOTEL, sTATHM
Tor she months on ths I'd Of NAY ArrsnEs:
ments have been that families can be accommodates
for the day Charges the Hoard for the sassa.
week Children under Ten YEAR, OF age bali Prise scr
man 81 Separate sitting rooms can DO had 81 from
A $40 a week The Rshmopd stage meets the g. and
oeioet New York at Vanderbits landing NJ b
Families wishing secure rooms VIII please make their &C.
lection They will kept free till the ltth of May.
J. r. KELLETr Propristox.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, 10.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER ~
w selling all descriptions Of
SILVER wATaHEs, JHwELRy SILVER WARE,
At retail, 1T much less than the usual prices.
JURGnEsEN
Real Jules Jurgcnsen watches received BY every arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
feet time keepers. COOPER WATCHES
Duplex and levers hunting and magic cases, perfsse
time keepers INDEPENDENT SECOND,
quarter second Watches for timing gold and
Splendid gold pocket chronometers, which run without
Watches which run eight days
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies' some in hunting cases
DIAMOND wArcREs
ladies' some in magic cases.
which change into three different watches.
WIND
and turn the hands without key.
Fine gold epine watches four holes ewciled. So -
Gold snamesd watches for the ladies.
Gold English patent levers hunting cases s. -
Silver patent levers low Observation-Disclosures. I6 -
Silver detached levers rs low as IA %
and all other styles of watches at equally prices
Diamond pins bracelets finger rings crosses
for sale at much less than the usual prices.
All kinds OF gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold
keys and seals gold and pencils gold and silver thin
bles bracelets breastpns cuh pins ockets gold
and silver spsctacles gold toothpicks charms chains
chains, 60. SILVER WARE
Sterling silver spoons cups forks knives napkin rings
fruit knives wedding cake knives &C. &C. Watches and
jewery exchanged All watches warranted to keep good
time or the money returned.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired In
GEORGE C. ALLEN
Importer watches and jewelry wholesale retail No.
81 Wall street, second floor. near Broadway.
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cOPARTNEKsI1us NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE PART
nershir of Brown Blacklidge, saimakers, this
day dissolved by mutual consent The business will bc
hereafter conducted by Brown n Garrison, their
count and Mr. Brown fully authorized to settle the bust
Of the late firm. JOHN BLACKLlDGE,
New York, April 2, 1888 WILLIAM BROWN.
DARTNER wANTED-wITH A CAPITAL OF 100 To
i $500 N nrst rate cash business paying ~ cent
for 10 m ehe kese
business location the North river below Washinstes
Market stock fixtures will he sold separate sn tss
lease, II required. Address w W.
VxTANTED-A SILENT OR ACTIVE PARTNEk IL
w chemical manufacturing business fsrn Tess ~
blue, &c 40, manufactured ~ sas PM a.
For samples and particulars, apply 70 M -
rstsry oftbs ststtsa pyia;as As''c'AssA osa~s0
stNet.
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WONDERFUL EVIDENCE OF RESTORATION or
the hair after having been bald twenty Eve years.
will restore head Of hair bald twenty thirty years.
70 very clean and makes the head feel delightful does
he does not show bald heads restored than all the
pretended remedies in the United States each dosen
Mr. +. H. Dixon of Hudson, regaiRed his hawas bald 5
years; Mr. VIM Vanderbilt Elm place, l., has By lie
fine head Of black har-was bald years; Dr. r. II.
Budd, No. 26 Mott street has reganed his hawas bald
Is years Miss S. Ellison has reganed her hair and eyebrows
This paper would not hold the undsniable
evidence Depot No. go Pearl street and No. 46 Broadway
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NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN NOW OPEN
~ al the Galleries o6s Broadway oppoete Bond street
from NJ to 10 p NJ daily. The 2sth annual exhibition
containing neary 800 original works In Painting aud
before exhbitsd 81 living ARTISTS Sugs adwis
sioR y cents; seAson NSSlts W S1pm,
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TJAY- HAY. SEVERAL HUNDRED BALES OF
IL prime timothy hay suitable for city at the Allan
tic Dock Brooklyn, in store Nos 40 II and A. Also.
quantity of shipping hay No, win be sold on liberal
WILLIAMS Commission merchant 1888 West street. New
ynrk
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D0ZZONIs CHEMICAL BALM AND CREME zoos
sndI to badness and gray hair has gained
resort to pung resting entirely on its own medicinal
qualities One bottle will convince its efcaey Copy
the name take other Sold at all respectable stoxss
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new house neat and andsomely furnished for SALE
Price of the house furniture will known the
premises which s. remain on bond and mortgage
at six cent annum, for three years. Possession
medatey The above house built lot Of ground 80
by 20 feet and 40 feet in depth parlors two closets
end Of the entry four bedrooms with two large pantres
and small basement with two large closets kitchen
and closet front flower garden feet deep and small yard
Location, Nineteenth street. between Fifth and
broadway Through this and street
tinuay There Is also the convenience OF Presby-
tsrsn church opposite the Of Fifth and
tween Fifth avenue and Broadway from o'clock A. NJ till
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CTRAw BONNETS-JUST RECEIVED, 100 CASES La
- dies Bonnet of every description SO msses s.d
maids Sizes These bonnets superior to found in the
city for their finish shape and quality brads adapted 70
the millinery trade, and will be sold low for cash. by j. h
HOMER, O. John street.
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I,OR sALE.-A FIRST RATE COPPER VACUUM PAN
nearly in excellent order with all the apparatus
complete Size of PAN greatest diameter feet binohss
mopetel complete Air pump j inch ssroas cylinder ~
street. Brooklyn or Of DAYTON BENEDICT, ll9 Beck.
ms afr Ma vork
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NOTICE-THoMAs BROTHERS, FROM PARIS, SOLE
manufacturers Of carton pierre IS Wooster GALL
the attention Of and builders to their
stock Of carton pierre They always have hand great
Of designs for interior decorations Of saloons
Parlors &C. great variety Of bossess interior and
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DLATINA PLATE AND WIRE, PALLADIUM. CAD
MUM nickel manganese cobalt titanium strontia and
baryta English sponge cloth Thorns extract .Spavis
SATIRE chloride lime English rouge blsached sheac SUI
phate ammonia disnfecting liquid &c &C. For sale by
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uEMEL POWDER TO CURE THE DISEASES or
IL dogs hydrophobia letter scab asthma and dis
good for puppies sqssr yssss
spothecary 81 Dauphine street Only depot in New York
tor the United States, At Mr. JOSEPH COOPERS. %
Broadway Price of each bundle, Is cents
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IMPORTANT TO HOTEL PROPRIETORs-TOMATO
catsup Of superior aqsiity in barrels at three shn
TON BENEDICT, ll9 Beekman street. manufactures u
every kind Of preserves, jellies &C., DO.
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DOR sALE-THE PREMISES KNOWN AS THE BAY
Cottage Store, with outbudings icehouse containing
200 loads ioe together with four of land beautifully
laid out In garden with asparagus strawberry beds
pleasantly situated in the fourishing village Of Canar
town Of Flatlands Kings county, TX miles from Fulton
Breokyn to Csnarse quarter mile from the bay which
ab0unds with fish, fowl CLANS and game of variety
fashionable for those fond Of aquatic pleasures
There place that offers greater Inducements fac
ties for large first class boarding hotel the
ton healthy and q
from Fulton ferry Canare For further particulars
apply to OAKLEY WRIGHT, 343 Fulton street. Brook.
lyn.
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CPIRITUAL MANIEsTATIONS.-H. r. AND D. BURK-
hart mediums for healing examining for diseases &s.
Manifestation, n Hudson street.
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MISCELLANEOUa.

A LOT or cAMPHoR, VERY SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.
"A Tor sale low Just tho article for packing wooen goods
Away for summer ANDERSON &hACLAY, Druxesss.
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THE EXHIBITION OF AS WE ARE IS NOW OPEN
and ready for visiters Admission l2h cents The Hap
py Family be Free from ~ A. NJ till 10Y p. NJ
daily Sundays excepted at COSTARS rat mouse Geek
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LNOR SALE-AT CARMANSvILLE, ON l55TH STREET
neat two story cottage and four lots running through
l56th street convenient to church schools stores 60
LIST May If sold little cash required balance on
bond and mortgage Apply to Z. H. BROWN, No. II Wall
20 . p
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EWiH ycu Read TIE Truth "a medi.
cine muzt nave merit and great mcrIE 20 stand the
test of public opinion. No art of man can gsvsnise
G worthless article 30 keep up ss Ecod meel-
cine, If it be not really GO.
good medicine will live, bssome popular ana az
tsnd ITS sales yesr sfrsr year. in spire OF
Yhe people readily find out lrs vrrusa me fsnne
OF than passeG from mouth 20 m0uIu mora ra-
p1d1IY than newspapers spread IL. LIVING WIT
NESS, tesfylng to the medicine E:: r,sSc sc-
h1, Ii OF far more seTvIse snaz any newspaper sdver
Using
In proof Of what cav above. VS. refer yox se
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TIECTURE. and ia
efects It. praise is In the nouEhs Of muitiErdes-
Yhe best in our country give their testimony to
its wonderful cures. Among them we name Hon II.
Clay Hon Richard h Johnson. Wise President of the
United States. with hundred. OF others Capt Thomas
Canot-brother to the celebrated physisian OF the
Emperor OF Fraase-wss cured BIZ Is OF disease OF
seven years TIsndinE, the pk OF ali the Doctors
Of Europe and America had iEiisd ozre.
In fact, the rich anc tne Eoo-. yoaE= ana cid. in
every psoe, in the city sEd scEzIry, IND Sha: the
same SUCCESS ertsr Dis 1ts use.
Cholera REerbggs. UtsrrhSa. Dvaertery,
and a diEsa&ea of the Stomach end Bowels are cured
By HAmPTON'S VEGETABLE TIECTURE Az d
fal Il will be found inouirv, that tnose VINO
it nave exemption rom those diseases inslGsEg
TO the Sunmer.
Delicate females and children will find this q sreas
blessing. 1t hse restored Thousands to health.
HRmptOn's Vegetable Tfncsure.-Cei ana
set pamphlets gras with history OF discovery Of ts
wonderful Blood Purifier, and certificates OF our
OWE citizens. OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Ssfcfua.
Liver Complaint, General Weakness, NsrvourneFS,
&c, &c.
Ezs- Sold by MORFIhzER L koWgRAY. 40 Eal.
ttnore st., balslmore and SN Broadway, New YORK;
o STRECKER, Richmond; DR. COOKE l. &C,
rreGsricksDurg; g 8 JONES CO, Rsserssxrg; .ua
by Druggists generally. u
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY God din N Apner.,


1 UMM sssIONEn's SALE OF m0sr
,rv nAL UABLE REAL ESTATE In THE conn.
n VI HEERlCO AND CITY OF RICHMONII-
c .n'ue OF decree Of The Circuit Court of the
Sss. VI nicnmond, pronounced on me 9Th June.
eyS "a the suit If Garland d. Robinson aasins AZ
49, u.on administrator, sc, the UNDERSIGNED.
nn no was appointed special Commissioner for he
Sea the fea sen, at public auction, on the premi-
inc To The ,o, most valuable real estate belong.
on Mnn ME- .s,e folteeux Robinson, deceaaed viz !.
~ SUNDAY Afternoon, the 18TH Auapst lss3 nm
,ne nor.n Side of the Plank Road. sbon, ,uo r,,lss
ionaina VI me CITY of Richmond, the two Farms be-
the other sha., eecedent one containing 80 acres,
eemeo unnecessary, ss these Farnns e III n
60 Iney VIII be divided cordinq 10 . Mo,
an.,;e sey which can be seen at the ofs.a az ths
st the gu ~ rev days. After which, viii be so1d
a. sae same place, q trsc. of wocd 1snd .on.";N
uE 60 acres, near to Deep Run Church sS;n;a;nr
'ne ianos oil hr Samuel Cott-ell and o.hs1s aIs
one 'o' near the said city, In Bowling Grsen "a
AND on the following day, viz: TJJEsDay .,..-
noonr the 10th August, 1853 upon tho ,-aa ai.et
commencing at O'Clock. z93 fees of pround -
near the city OF Richmond, frontins on ~ ,' anu
line OF wafer street, running back TO Jsmes Rivsr
and bounded ON the north and south hn ~,
OF Messrs Dunlop, Moncure e. Co. This lana .';n
be divided to suit purchasers and il valuable h..
cause of s adaptedness 70 wharf lots. After wbich
will De sold part of lot No les, In the plan of ss;a
city, fronting Sc feet Rockets street, ADJOINING
AsOCaClts dicuOUnc, JOCK On reach 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
tie west; also, AGO feet OF ground opposite the
above fronting on the north eide of Water street
running back on Pear street about 100 feet.
And on the 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 I'd and Sd SITS
adjoining the residence OF Writ Robinson, Esq.
fronting sex feet. running back l63 feet.
Terms: One fourth cash, balance at 6, ~, l6 and
"a months, for negotiable notes, BEARING interest
satisfactorily endorsed ana title retained till the
whole purchase money is paid, and conveyanc CT
directed by the Court.
1t is seldom that much really very valuable
property is brought into market, and 1t is hoped
that the attention of capitalists and otGers will be
directed to this sale.
JOHN ENDERS, Special Cem'r.
e Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN
ApcIs iV 30-dtda
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By James NJ TayIOr.

TX BUILDING LOTS IN FULTON.
~ AT AU cTlON VIII be sold on MONDAY
sth August. comm s2cing at o'clock. M, upon
the premises, IS Of about the most desirable Lots
in the town OF Fulton, fronting On the principal
streets, and well elevated for building purposes
Property in Fulton is improving ia remarkable
degree recent sales indicate and persons desir.
Ing to obtain lots in that very fourishing town,
either for investment with en- eye to future ad
vance in value, or for building purposes, should
avail themselves OF this opportunity, such ano-
Their will rarely again occur
TERMS will be very literal and will be made
hnown at the sale. JAS II TAYLOR,
iy 29-Otds aunt
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By ToIer 81 Cook.

MAJ e will sellon Monday, the lst day of August,
w at o'clock, F. NJ, the FARM on the old turn.
pike road leading to the Short Pump and adjoining
ire lands of Robert j. Smith, f. PHILIPPE and John
Ford, about seven miles above Richmond contain.
Ing l26 acres of good land Ofthis tract, about so
or so are Cleared, and the balance in wood
The improvements consist of comfortable dwell
ling house, with eight rooms; new barn, smoke
house and other cut houses, and an excellent or.
cherd.
Corn, which is quite promising the stock of Hogs,
Horses, Farming Utensils and crop of Wheat Straw
from about SOC bushels of wheat, will be sold
TEREs.-For the Farm, one..hird will be required
IN cash, and the balance of the purchase money at
six aad twelve months and for the Stock, Farming
Utensils, Crop. &c, cash will be required
By the reques, of the owner
iy IS TOLER d, COOK Auc,s
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Arrest Of Counteyeiters-A Pittsburg Lac.
ger Missing.

PrrrsBURG, July 27.-Two counterfeiters,
from Detroit, Michigan, were arrested here
this morning, having in their possession $1,000
in spurious So nutes of the Bank of the EN-
pine State. They had passed off large guam
iity of this money 10 Brownsville, Pa.
Marshal Swartzwelder, well known Pitts
burg lawyer, and formerly a member OF the
Legislature from this coInty, has been missing
for some time and fears are entertained that he
has been drowned. He was on a visit 10 st.
Paul's, Minnesota, where he left his baggage
at hotel on the Sd of July, since which lime
he has not been heard OF.
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From the Plains

LOUISVILLE, July 27 1s53.-The Salt Lake
inst.
They meta great many trains, mostly for
the Salt Valley. The Indians had troubled
Smiths train on the Thirty two Mile Creek.
and Dawson's on Sand Creek
A party the Sioux tribe took possession of
the Terry 90 the north fork of the Platte river
out did not hold il long.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
By Goddin q AppersOn.
SALE OF REAL 81
II TATE ON ON RCIlHI,EN


TRUSTEES, SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE ON 23D, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANkLlN STREETS. IN The CITY OF RICH.
mOND.-B By virtue Of q deed of trust executed to
the subscribers By Joseph Woodson, now deceased,
bearing date 4th Oct, 1871, duly recoi ded in Hen
rico County Court we shall, in execution of the
ssme, having been SO requested by Messrs Jesse
Wniisms and Joel Bragg, the parties secured
.nereus! proceed to sell st public auction, on the
1853, at O'Clock NJ If fair If mot The ns1s fair
cay ice real estate conveyed thereby, consisting Of
prick tenement on the east line of e:,d street
between Main and Franklin streets fronting on said
23d street - feet, running back 66 feet VIII re-
exception of the dover right of Mr.. Wood.a- ,.,e
beieve the title good; but we shall CONVEX how
ever, with the usual special warranty.
The deed requires that the properly shall be sold
for cash, but 1t ia probable that at the time If see
able credit will be given on part of the purchase
money. w. BOOTWRIGHT,
HIRAM BRAGG, trustees.
Sale conducted BY w. GoDDIN, Auct.
jv l3-3w
81 am authorised to say, that Mrs Woodson
will unite in the above SALE upon being paid rea
sonable compensation in money! SO as to convey
jy1s w GoDDIN, Auctr.
The house referred to in the above adver,isemeu
contains ii rooms, and originally built of the
oest materials and workmanship. Ii 10 now in good
repair and from its nearness to the business parts
- ..io city, ouoIs Inducements TO those VINO may
jy 25 GODDIN a. kPPEkSONI Ancts
immediately after the above sale. will be sold
nosome vacant lot opposite to the above proper.
y, nonung 50 feet on the west line OF 23d street,
lunnins back about sc feet TERMS months
haou ior satisfactory endorsed negotiable note
=: a6g interest. GODDIN & APPERSON,
~ ues Aucts.
NMnn1SSOME RESIDENCE ON MAR.
SAFE AZ .,, AND MONROE STREETS FOR
81 1 3e,a AUCTlON.-WiIl be sold on Tuesday.
we nu.n osy OF August, 1858, upon the premises
Frsmed n.., ~ O'clock that newly erected
tanned dwelling at the corner of MarshsII and
monroe streets now occupied by Mr. Stephen N
Davis. The Lot fronts - feet, runs hsck ahon. IN
iees 70 an alley The House has rooms excellent
brick Kitchen, and the whole premises present a
neat and beautiful appearance. The bopss - rs
markaby we'll built. A0'o 10 &c
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and l 9 mos
tanned till Last note ia paid N A''o ie-
Jy2 GODDlN g. APPERSON suc,.
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Frsm the BritisA Provinces.

BosToS, July 2S.--Halfax dates Of Tuesday
state that the America arrived there on Satur.
day from Boston, overdue.
large meeting at ST. Johns, N. b.. had re-
solved that unfetIered commercial relations
with the United States were necessary for the
prosperity of the Ptovirce.
Inc announcement that the American ssh-
ing vessels are armed exeites great attention
IN the lower provinces,
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By Wellington Goddin, Auct.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND In HEN
~ RICO-On the first Monday of Ausuat next
being the first day of August about IL O'Clock
(noon0 at the Court House of Henrico county,
snail proceed to sell, at public auction, under the
authority ofsevera DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF
the United States, for the 4th Circu, and Eastern
District of Virginia. in the suits of the Bank of the
United States VS.. Winston and others, and Adams
Administrator vs. Winston and Others a tract of
land about Jour or five miles frCm Richmond on the
Williamsburg road, lying the South side of that
road, adjoining the lands of Robert A. Mayo and
others, containing about EOS acres which belonged
to George Winston, deceased.
survey and plat of the land will be exhibited at
the sale, and 1t will probably be divided into lots to
suit rurch:- ers.
TEnMs-One fourth OF the purchase money 10 to
be paid In cash; the rest in three equal nstalnen
at ak, twelva and Eighteen months from the day of
sale, bearing interest from that day. Tor which the
purchaser is to give his negotiable notes. The utle
is to be retained till the whole purchase money is
paid.
G. N. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
Sale conducted by Wellington Goddin, Auctr.
~ 26-dtds