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MoKTiMOkE7s BITTER CORDIAL

Nj UNClNiOkE1S BITTER CORDIAL
Nn AND BLOOD PURlFIEk,-Price, 81 per
neutrality-suspicious. OF The first standing IN the
medical profession end prescribe il as the moat
effective ALTERNATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever known; while vast numbers who mad long
suffered from diseases or complaints brought on BY
sedentsry habits exposure Indigestion torpid state Of
the 1ver or impurities of the blood now look upon
this Cordial as most mysterious and magical in its
healing properties and restoring powers. 1t stands
prominent in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia
General Debility and Nervous Affections Dyspepsia
or Indigestion Less of Appetite Acdty of the Sto-
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood to tn
Head, Costlveness or Irregularities of the Bowels
Peurisy Pains Misery the Side or Region of ti1e
Heart Flauency Depression of Spirits Palpitation
OF the Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations
Prostitution of the Nervous system Cold Chilly Sem.
sations, Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs Difficult
or Protuse EXpectoTation Night Sweats Diseases of
the Heart, or Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Dis
eases OF the Kidneys, DeTangement PROSTATE Con-
ditisn of the Organs of Nature which cause painful
irregularities, especially with Females: producing
Debility and Prostitution Of the Nervous System Pale
or Sallow Complexion.
hsOrttmore's Bitter Cordial
Is purely veget Bile, pleasant take and perfectly
safe to be used in any state of health even by the
most delicate female or child.
"a Price one dollar per bottle.
w. V. ALEXANDER Co., Proprietors, No. | Bar.
clay street, (Astor House, New York.
~ Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheuma-
tsm IN all Its forms, either lnfanmatory, acute or
chronic, difference how bad the case, or how long
standing. This is Mortmore's RHEUMATIC COM.
FOUND, which IS vegetable extract internal re-
medy prepared expressly for tins one disease IL has
already cured thousands who had long been cripples
The evidence is most overwhelming and CONVINCING
as given by vast numbers of most respectable CT
tlzens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and GER
tihcates OF your friends and those around YOU who
had long suffered but who have been restored to per-
feet health by this edy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD Il CO. sole Agents
for Richmond ap2O
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BY wellington Gsddin.


Il "IVY GLEN." ONE MILE NORTHEAST
OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
The owner, Mr. w II Belts. contemplating reno
val frem the vicinity of Richmond, TO reside on a
larger estats in q distant county, shall sell at nub
lie auction, ON the premises, On Tuesday After.
noon, the gath May, 1853, ct O'clock the teaufi.
fui Farm called "lvy Gien." on which he resides,
situated 10 the county of Henrico, one mile North.
east OF Richmond, adjoining the farm of Judge P v
Daniel containing 53s acres In fee simple, together
with lsase having nearly 15 years to run, on
beis meadow, adjoining, containing Is sores, sub
ectt an annual rent charge OF 81 s. payable the
LIST day OF april.
The Farmis now in high state of improvement,
ana produces IN great abundance the crops OF this
climate The buildings ample for an ordinal y
sized family. The house has four rooms and built
OF brlck, besides frame building having four
rooms, kitchen, stable, barn, carriage house. smoke
house, &c, all built within the last five years.
There are several excellent springs within few
yards OF the dwelling There is also an excellent
orchard OF young trees now in full bearing Pos.
session will be given LIST November next, though if
particularly desired by the purchaser, an arrange
i.ent VIII be made to give il sooner.
TERMS-One third cash balance at enc and two
years, Tor negotiable notes. interest added, secured
Dy trust deed.
my24 w GODDlN, Auctr.
Postpone ment.-ln conse guence of The in
ciemency OF ths$~eather, the above sale post
poned 10 This Evening, Goth instant, iii fair, if
not the next tar day) ar the same hour
nv 25 w GnDDiN, Auctr
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ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA.
Four DAYS Int,


HALIFAX, Nav 24.-The steamer F,,ono
has arrived, with Liverpool dates of the I4Ih
inst ard 200 passengers.
The steamer Arctic arrived at Liverpool at
midnig hi on the 10Th inst.
ENGLAND.
jubilee meeting of the citizens of Lam.
beth mad been held TO encourage Kossuth,
Tue voluntary conversion of ccnsois, and
the reduced three per cents, proceeds SLOWLY.
the enquiry being solely for two and half per
cents he amount converted is still under
1I0C1O00.
The Dublin exhibition was opened on the
l2,h, in the presence of Is, 900 persons. by the
Lord Lieutenant. Benson, the architect, had
been knigh'ed.
FRANCE.
The re-establishment of the death penalty.
for political crimes, had been agreed upon by
the French Council of State.
loving TO the effect of The storm upon the
telegraph lines this is all we have been able to
receive.
TURKEY.
The latest accounts from Vienna state that
Prince Menschikoff had prevailed on the Porte
10 acknowledge the independence of Montene-
gro.
MARKETS
liverpool, Nay 1.-THE Cotton market is
fulet, but an advance of Id in fair grades and
I,l0d IN mlddiing qualities had been obtained.
The sales OF the week are 10 900 bales of which
spscu!ators took 5000 and xporers $500 bales.
Stock 10000 Bales imports %, 500 bales.
Breudstuffs.-Flour was in active demand
at ID per Dbl. advance. White wheat had ad-
Vanced Id per 20 lbs and prices of red and
mixed were sitter. Corn had advanced Cd per
quarter. The quotations are-Western canal
four 22s 6da23s: Philadelphia AID Baltimore
23s Gu; Ohio DIS eda24s; white wheat 6s IOda
7s; red do. Is 6da6s Sd; white corn 3ls: vel
low do. 32a33s. Imports of breadstuffs mode
rate.
Observation-Disclosures quotes beef firm and
prices advancing; new mess OPS 6daI05s Pork
dull and lower-mess S0aS7s. Lard quiet at
obs. Ashes (pots and pearls) dull at 27s Cd.
Tea firm. Sugar very active at 6dals ad.
vance.
London, May l4th.-Baring quotes Bread
stuffs Gull. Canal Flour 2ls; Ohio 23s; extra
do. 24s. Wheat had slightly declined. Corn
firm, with a poor supply. Lard firm at 54a55s.
Sales OF 1000 bbIs. Spirits Turpentine at sos.
Tallow dull at AIS. Sugar and Coffee firm.
The price OF silver had declined Sd. Bell &
Son quote u. S. 6's bonds 81 and '6S, at
IO9all0; u. S. SIS, '65, 97a9S Z. S. SIS SO,
1881; Penn. IS, SSa8SI; Maryland is, 80; Ky.
p's 80 10 97a9S
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LAMBERE,. LOTTERY OFFICE.
NO. North Calvert street,
KAL1IMDkE
Opposite Bsrnum's Hotel }

(JppSslte B6TnuHs HOTEL
'EtHE purchase or sale OF Lottery Tickets uithin
4 The State Of ptrsiata being now in violation of
lew, ana attended with heavy penalty on con-
viction, the subscriber would respectfully solicit
the orders of his friends and others who may feel
disposed to purchase. Having beena resident Of
Richmond for upwards of thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throughout the State he
deems 1t almost Unnecessary to give any iurther
assurance that all outiness led to hiln wilt be
promptly ard properly attended TO-
IL Packages, single Tickets and shares in all
the Maryland Lotteries, for sae.
lg@ The printed official drawings sent to cor.
resp lnden,s Oy the arsi mail.
EF@ Prizes csshed ct sight.
address THOMAS LAMBERT.
my I4-1s,s EEatpore. nd
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ALEXANDRIA iTEas.--W We learn from the Ia.
1e''e that the first meeting OF the stockholders
o. the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
naiiroad' was held on Tuesday. Lewis Me.
nen2'e was elected President of the &C mpauv.
Lewis Mckenzie has been nominated "a the
wing candidate to represent Alexandra ia the
House of Delegates.
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AUCTION SALHS.
FUTURE BAYS.
BY james N. Tayior.'
TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING LOTS IN
Il The Town nf EfdneS. nm the Pln,I

Dy 0AshfCs iNbs AuyiOfs
TWENTY.FIvE BUILDING LOTS IN
4 The Town of sidney, ON the Plank
noad, ut Aucti0n.-Will be sod ON WEDNES-
DAf next, 18th May, commencing at 5 o'clock, P
d, upon the premises, about Twenty FIVE BUILDING
LOIS, situated In the Town of Sidney, fronting on
Tue north side of the Plank road, east Of the resi-
uence OF Dir James Norris These lots from
va. ne rapid Improvement OF the neiehborhood, and
very beautiful location for building purposes
~ favorable opportunity to those In search
r,a sious investments. or to persons Of limited
moderate cost " '4c cay at
me property will be laid off into sizes suitable
.sar . =. purposes, and plat thereof NAV be
Terms; ouethird cash. balance at & and 10 mos
with interest and the title retained. - '''o''
my ~ JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
luiusulateiy after the sale of the sbove Io,s 7
WIZ sen very beautifully located Building Lots ON
tne West side OF washington street and Soptb Of
the Plank Road. These Lots will he divide5 -
front 80 feet each, and run back lao fee, D, ~ IT,,
the neiehborhood " Guy III
TEnMs-One-third cash; balance a, 4 and o
months with interest and title to be retained
N.Y. "a JAS N TAYLOR Auc,r
Postponement.-Inc consequence of rho r.;,
on yesterday afternoon, the above sale is "a
to Monday next, Both inst, at AZ o'clock
my26 JAS ID. TAYLOR, Auetr
MOST DESIRABLE ESIDENCF
I'VE BUILDING LOIS IN THE TOWN OF
SIDNEY, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Mon.
day Next, Both instant, commencing immediately
after the above sale, that very desirable Re- sidence
in the town of Sidney, opposite Warsaw, and occu.
pied by Mr. John Johnson. Both as regards loca.
ton and construction this is really delightful
place The buildings are nearly new, in perfect
order, and the whole premises present quite taste.
full appearance. After which, will be sold, several
very beautiful Building Lots either side of the
dwelling, or the whole will be sold together If pre-
ferred.
Persons wishing to examine the premises can
do 30 before the sale.
Terms will be liberal.
my &c JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
r ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
IL On UNION HILL will be sold, ON Tues.
day, 9TH June. commencing Immediately after
the sale by Charles Richardson, Com'r, at say half
past O'Clock P. NJ upon the premises, 40 Build.
ing Lots situated On Union Hill, follows, to wit:
ii on tAkEast side OF 25th street. opposite Asbury
Chapel; on the South side of o street, West of
26gh street. and "a Both and 3ls Streets between
and o streets. We would ask attention to the
fact that 25th street is to be opened and improved
several public buildings to be erected, and other
improvements to be made ON Union Hill, aud that
property in this vicinity presents great induce.
ments to the capitalist for investments with eye
to future advance in value
TERMS One third cash balance at 6 and 12
months with interest, and satisfactorily secured.
nv 20 JAS nj TAYLOR, Auct
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Maroon EScaDe

BosToN, May 24--The IRAN ofcers an tbe
Boston and Maine railroad Yesterday in an.
preaching the bridge al Salem Falls fon,d Il
on FIRE, and not being able 10 check the loco.
motive, was Obliged to dash through the flames.
aud fortunately got across safely. In few
moments after the bridge gave way, The de-.
lay Of few minutes would have caused ano1h.
er accident mere fearful probably than the re-
cent one al Norwalk.
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Church Struck b,, Iokto;Do

BUFFALO, May 23-Ihe CongIe gational
Church at Lockport was struck by lightning
yesterday, during service. The fluid entered
the singers gallery, and instantly killed Luth-
er Croker, one of the choir, and severely
wounded SIX others, three of them ladies'
The awful occurrence created an intense fea,
IN the congregation. and the minister was so
overcome that he tainted.
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By Afexnndrr N0tI a; 20,

THIS CFHURsDAi/ r,unrlNG, commencing
L at l0o'clocs. We will SELL to close sundry cum
slgnmenis, lot OF rev and second haEd Furniture.
Also lot of Ladies Shoes and Slippers &C. &c
Also, a lot of Open Worked Bonness, Cniidren's
Hats, q C, &C. Also. doz Mems Black Beaver
Hats. Also, several hne Gold and Silver Watches,
to cover advanced
Terms caah ALEX MOTT & CO.
my 70 Auc.opeers
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LIZ Charles Glanry, aged %, died a, the
city hospital of New York on Monday from :.
wound inflicted on Saturday night by his
brother aged 10 years. The latter was in,ox
heated when he inflicted the blow. Charles
al the 'me' was endeavoring to take him into
the house. ''''
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r, NORFOLK, May A.-itis stated that Can't.
hinggold's squadron will leave tomorrow.
stopping at Madeira, Cape Town, &C.. and
then proceed to the North Pacific.
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ikAL FOR MURpER.-Yance was tried a,
"'',a& Count House, on Tuesday, for the
murder OF McNaliy, and sentenced to 10 wears
imprisonment in the penitentsry.
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Church Burnt.

Bosroy, May 24-fhe Congregationalists
Church al jamaica was consumed by FIRE las,
night.
Mr.. kensmon's furniture warerooms and
eleven dwelling houses. also the Orthodox
Church, at Bridgeport, Mass, were burnt thi,
morning. The loss is very heavy Partly
insured.
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t-a Inc bill reducing the State tax to Is
cents on the 500 of assessable property, has
passed The Senate of Maryland, and is now I.
law.
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LEI Change of Weather. and Bad Colds,
If yCu have cough, use DIR. Roses teusb
Syrup, 80 cents bottle If you have a pain in
your back limbs side or breast stiff neck, ear or
tooth ache, pains in your face or head frem cold
or suffer with sn sgue in your breast, use DR..
Roses Pain Curer, and your will find imme.
dia'e reiei; bottles I'm, 25 and so cents If YOU
are bilious, dyspeptc liver out of order, troubled
with cold feet variable appetite sick stomach and
head, take DIR. Roses Anti. Biliors, or Rail.
road Pills, and You will get we'll immediately
In boxes l2t and 25 cents. If your blood is out of
der, 'roub ed with skin erup.ons pimplss on your
face, yellow skin, feel weak aud defect d, use Or.
Roses sarsaparilia Blood Purifier-ouart
bottles 81, smah bottles 50 cents-and you will
soon have color, clear skin, good appetite and
spirits
EF'S Sold by all the Druggists in Richmond, Nor.
folk and Petersburg ys6
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hocKLAsD, May 24.-The total loss by the
hire here on Sunday is estimated at 800. OU0
INSURED 100000. The bank escaped serious
injury.
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A Lorer,s Lament.

A Lovers Lament.
"A BELLE and Bean did walking GO
\ In love they both were pinine
The Sun, lie beams on them did shine,
And the hour comes soon for dining.
Love never tires or complains;
True love, tie hard to match
SO set us down ON yonder ste
While read you the Dispatch.
Ny Ellen, dear, III this you read
Fer ths know you care
BARTHOLOMEW offers to the world
All lame Watches to repair
Where does he liver On Governor street
Next door to John S Clarke
And oppos tie to the Dispatch
And ow Tor home we start
w J RARTHOL OMEW,
Watch Maker and Jeweler, Governor ct.
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IInShin0f0n AfnirS

WASHINGTON, Nay 24.-The foreign ap
polntments are generally regarded as of high
order, though ofcourse some dissatisfaction is
felt by the disappointed, q large number of
whom left the city Today.
Charles Levi Woodbury., set down as CD arge
to B. lvia, has declined the appointment.
VIM. Smith, Wing clerk in the third audi
tor office, was removed to day, and is succeed
ed by Jones Of Delaware.
The Gardiner jury were still out at o'clock
this evening.
The FIRE IN BRooKLYN.-The following
Is more complete account of the fire in
Brooklyn, N. Y, than that furnished by our
teegraphic report:
NEW YORK, May "a "A fire broke out this
morning in Brooklyn, opposite the City Hall,
which, before the flames could be arrested,
destroyed every building above 344 on Fulton
and 2l6 on Adams street, to the intersection
OF those streets with WiIloaghby street. The
block, with the exception DISK houses, frames,
on the lower corner Of Adams, aud seven large
stores on the lower corner of Fulton, and ten
dwellings fronting on Myrtle Avenue was de-
stroyed. There are probably fifty houses,
stores, &c, in ashes. The loss is probably
S6O,UUO, on which there is partial insu.
rance.
The buildings destroyed were mostly own.
ed by John 1ulvey, whose loss IS estimated at
$2o.UUO-insured for $4,000. The most Of
the buildings were occupied by poor families.
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IL Henry w. Conner, President Of the
South Carolina Railroad, has rendered his re.
signetion, TO take effect on the first Of Jaly.
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q New Dapnerrean Gnllerr.-MIN

p New Daguerrean Gallery.-MINNIS
& WATSON beg leave to inform their friends
auc the public, that they have removed the Gallery
from the Mansion House 20 No lac, a few doors be.
low the American Hotel, on the opposite side,
where they have fitted up splendid Daguerrean
Gallery, for the accommodation Of those VINO may
visit their rooms.
The subscribers are too well known for COM
ment, es they have had rooms for the last two
years in this city, and have always given entire
satisfaction But they are happy TO announce to
the public that they have superior facilities for
taking fine Pictures, to what they have ever had,
and pledge themselves to give Pictures unsurpassed
in thu United States in softness of tone or style of
c0loring. Call and the beautiful specimens of
the art, whether you wish Pictures or not
gp 90 NlREIS & WATSON
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AUCTION SALES.
'' THIS DAY.



HOURTEKN BUILDING LOTS AND
i MEADOW LAND In UUVALS ADDITION,
NEAR TIE POOR HOUSE, AT AUCTION VIII
be sold on Thursday, 26th May, that very besun-
fully located lot OF Land sirusfed ct the south
western intersection Of I'd and Duvsl streets,
fronting 4e feet on the west side Of I'd street. oppo
site the grocery Of Mr. Thos Jones; and two lots
situated on 81 Stephens, between Federal snd
Coutts Streets each fronting 36x feet and Ianniog
back l24 feet TO alley I0feet wide; and nine lots
of Land fronting 80 feet each on atre ct 40 iesf
wide, north of the Poor House and near the Brew
ery-and running back shout $50 feet Also, two
half acre lots situated near the Branch, beirg dne
meadow, end lot fronting go feet, running back
264 feet, upon which there 70 q large deposite OF
The best gravel and sand, which 10 constantly re-
supplied by Bacon Quarter creek, which passes
through IT, sale will commence with the FIRST
named property, al Il O'Clock, end proceed In the
order advertised
TzRMs.-Ope third cash, balance at four and SIX
months, with interest, and title to be retained.
nv2I JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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~ You can always find at WIN. FAIL
I " Bakery III Main street, an assortment
o oi 1ahes' Pastry Pies, Cracsers, Bread, Rolls,
DiscIat &c, that cannot be surpassed by any other
establishmt n in the city, in variety or quality
Calor sena your ORDERS 10
mn Its WIN. FALCONER, III EaIn st.
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~ JAMES (. HEATH, Commissioner
In ChaRcery, Circuit Court of the City OF Rich
mond.
az 26-Im
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AMUSE MENTS
FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAIRFIELD RACES.
a%& THURSDAY, 81 Day
&SAEtT12ra> Three mile hea.s-Purse
.a-1< Jas Tally g. G. One Eyed
Joe, by Prince George dam Registers dam, 3 years
old-l07 lbs
T Bacon m. Die Clapperton, by Boston, dam
Bellimire years old-l07 lbs
T D Watson 70 Achmet, by Prophet, dam by
Priam 5 years old-1l0lbs
J NJ Bolts Oh. b. Ben Quarles, by Boston, 6 years
old-ilS lbs.
E4y@ Gate fee so cents.
my 20 John BELCHER, Proprietor.
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E1g~ Col. Rohet ii. Campbell, disin.
guIshed citizen Of New York, died few days
since.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories o! long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mouldings
INCLUSION can take, with Drief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
A truthful, hfe-like, finely finished portrai. or
miniature of relative or friend severed from Us
by distance or death, who would not prize and &C.
sire TO possess A clear rich toned, durable Da.
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test Of time and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited TO
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number-MOULSON'
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, 10 Main
street. fe =
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By Davenport, Allen & Go.

BY davenport. Allen 81 Go.
2ON CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
wv HATS, AT AUG TION.-Oa Wednes.
day, LIST June We will sell at 10 o'clock, at our
Auction Store assortment of fresh and desirable
Goods OF latest styles, consisting of
Gents fine Calf ana Pump Boots
MEMS and Boys Boots and Shoes, of all qualities
Ladies' fne Cater Boots
Jenny LInd's Slippers and Ties
Misses Bools and Shoes
Chiidrens seweG Morocco and Goat Boots
Women's pegged and sewed Buskins and Ties,
of all qualities
Hats-drab and silk
200 sides good Sole Leather
TEEMs.-Under 800, cash; 500 and over. four
months credit for approved paper.
my IA DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 CO, Aucts
Clothing at Auction.
After the above sale of boots and Shoes We
shall sell large invoice of Clothing.
my2I DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
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II cry VALCABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND COUN.
TY OF HEERlC0, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
viii be sold on Wednesday, the LIST day of June,
1853, upon the premises, the real estate of which
Lieut. Elijah Brown died seized consisting of the
following, viz: About one acre OF Land at the cor.
ner OF TN and Arch streets, and bordering on FAX
ais mill csns on which there is large parcel OF
valuable brick clay; two brick Tenements on the
east line OF "a street, to Leigh street. adioin.
ing the residence Of Mr. E J Crunpl and a small
farm IN William Mitchel's plan OF Spring Hill
lnear Academy Hiil now occupied by sir Josiah
"oodson, containing from twelve to sixteen
acres, and having excellent bulldogs thereon.
lERMs:-One fourth cash, balance at g. 8 and 9
months TOR negotiable notes. interest added and
title retained till the last note shall be paid
ne sale viii commence with the frat described
lot at l O'CLOCK; with the I'd street houses at 4
O'Clock, and with the farm at o'clock
my 5 w. GODDIN. Auct.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold,
three acre Lots, Nos g. % and 40, in Wm Mi.cheis
plan. Also halt acre LOIS in Duvals addition to
ine city OF Richmond, in the neighborhood of the
ABOVE. Terms one fourth cash, balance 3, 6 and 9
months Tor egotiable notes interest added secured
oy trust deed or title retained
mY26 w GODDIN Act
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We received no telegraphic dispatch last
nieht
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e READER! Have you seen the Ste.
reoscOpic Lfkenesses ut simOns's If not,
we say you should They are beautiful. and will
well repay you for visit TO his rooms. Aside from
the rich and tasty pictures which adorn his Gale
ry, his rooms cool ard pleasant-which is a
consideration to one sitting fer Daguerreotype.
nv 20