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AUCTION sALHs.
THIS DAY
BIZ GoDDIN { APPTRsON.-

COMPASSIONATE SALE OF MOST
~ vAL " BE EEAL ESTATE IN THE
MONDBy virtue Of decree 81 tie fssr,t 49,
June shs ao 81 sas s. sa e
Robinson's administrator, Ac, the updersisned 80
was appointed special Commissioner for fhe y "
will SELL at public auction the premise !. ~ 80
lowing most valuable real estate beIonS;s -
late Poitiaux Robinson, decreased yiz % Nom ~
the 18th August 1885, commencing O'Clock n ~
afternoon the North side of the PLANK Road sboue
two miles west of the city Of Richmond, the TWO
FARMS belonging TO the decedent, one CONTAINING
thirty-eigt acres, the other about sixty -four acres
A further description is deemed unnecessary, -
these Farms well known. They will be diyi-
ded according to plat and survey which ear be
at the Office of the aucsioneer IN few Days. After
which will be sold at the same place. tract Of wood
land, containing 90 acres 20 Deep Run Church,
adjoining the lands of Mr. Samuel Cottrell and otheu
Also; one lot the said city, in Bowling Green,
And on the following day, viz. TUESDAY AFTER
noon the 10th August, 1858 upon the premises conn
,nencng at o'clock 23 feet Of ground. In and near
Front street, running back 20 James River and bound
sa on the north aud south BY the lands Of Measrs.
suit and is valuable because Of it, adapted
ness 70 wharf ots After which, viii be sold part Of
iot No. 1853 in the plan of said city fronting 66 feet on
ming back on Peach street about 1870 feet
Also, lot fronting 100 feet on the south side Of
ADJOINING The 'nnnag PACE 70 the nosx OF sp Losk
west; also, 100 feet Of ground Opposite the above
ilohtlng on the north side of Water street. running
back on Peay street about 100 feet
AND on the following day, viz. ON WEDNESDAY
afternoon, the 18th August 1855 at 5 O'clock upon
north side of Franklin between and "a sreets a.
Joining the residence Of Writ Robinson, Esq., 'front.'
ing w feet running back 1853 feet.k
TERMs-0ne-fourth cash. balance NJ A 70 m ara
months, for negotiable notes. bearing inferest
satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained iii -
rected by the Court. S~ -
1t is seldom that much really very valuable pro
perty is brought into market and it il hoped that the
attention of capitalists and others viii be directed y,
this sale. JOHN ENDERS, Special Corn,r
- Sale conducted by GoDDIN APpERsoN. Auc-
uoneers. jy So-dtds
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T'WENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE

TWENTY-FIVE Do u u 4 Il IL 10
Il WARD.-Raa away from my residences in Ches-
terfieid, on Sunday, the 3Is of July last NEGRO
Man named HARRY. He Is full medium height. Of
good proportions about 4e so years old Of very dark
brown color his yes are very smokey, his nose more
than usually peaked for aegro both OF hia lips turn
OUT has some whip scars; he has ridge across the
navel, and small scar one Of his eye hrows He
pants and black hat. The said Negro was brought
last winter from about Fauguier county, Va by Nr.
ooldng and have no doubt ne il aiming back aeain.
and delivered 70 me- and fkeH of the came & re-
ward OF S25 viii be given, ifeommitted to the care n
Va - S - -
an s-dst&w2ts JOSEPH q. wooDFIN.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pill

IL HAVE CURED ANOTHER BAD LEG-Ex-
tract of letter from Mr. James Townley, of No. /,
IS50-To Professor Holloway, SRA sense OF graft,
tude, well wish to benefit the afflicted induces
me to publicly acknowledge the excellent cure vour
Pills and Ointment have effected of my bad leg with
two wounds in it. with which had suffered upwards
OF three years, and which it found impossible to
heal, until fortunately tried your medicine which
soon gave me relief, and now have sound leg as
any desire"
Sold by the Proprietor 224, Strand, (near Temple
Bar London and by all respectable Vendors of Pat
ent Medicines throug the British Empire and by
those of the United States in Pots and Boxes at 81
cents, 81 cents, and 81 so each. Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs
A.B. y. SANDS, New York, and URCELL, LADD
Co, Richmond, Va
There is very considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes.
n b. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
aHlAed TO eacn rot or BOX. l5-Iw
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A1t'1St y FItHtTHE LQINlT.
Gen. Mirabeau Lamar, died at San Antonio Tex
e., On the 9th July.
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! STILL
~ THEY COME.-A. w. OSBORN the Daguer-
Artist l72 Main Street. opposite the Banks still
continues to take those life like Pictures that has
gwen him such rush of business the last fifteen
months Mr.. Osborn will guarantee make fine pic
lures OF children in two seconds of time. Those
that have tried at other Galleries. and failed are re-
spectfuily invited to call. Prices very low. Come
and see. Cases cheap for cash.
A. w. OSBORN
lie is Sign of the FLAGS of ali Nat;n,ns
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY

IN The undersigned is now prepared to take DA-
GUERREOTYPES in the most improved and artistic
mode at his Gallery, the Bookstore of Jas.
Woodhouse, Eagle Square, Richmond.-He has called
into requsitisn every necessary attraction in the de-
calls from his friends and the public generally.
JOHN MURRAY.
au4 Sign of the Red Flag Eagle SQUARE.
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Tofai...; $50 0e
The proposals must state when the work viii he
commenced, and when completed. The person 10
whom the work is awarded viii be required to enter
into contract with the cgy, giving approved security
for the prompt and faithful execution of the work
and if the contract is not signed within ten days after
the date of the award it viii be considered abandon
ed No bids viii be received which exceed the esti-
mated prices. By order of the Council.
au I5-td w. GILL, City Eng'r
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lion. TIL. SHELBY. OFKENTII77CcKYY

IL : n
l. His testimony after speaking of wonderful cures
by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURF. He
says of his SON: i'o
Il further state that my son has been in bad health
Tor several years. having all the symptoms of dysne
sa acid stomach weak Digestion torpid state Of the
bowels, with great debility. The use of Hamnton,s
Tncture has greatly improved his health and he has
now the appearance of becoming strong and heal
thy"
MY DAUGHTER.
Il also state that my daughter, twelve years of age
in extremely delicate health for two wears at,
tended with loss of appetite, pale and emaciated-
stored her appetite and she is in robust health
MY NEGRO BOY.
After speaking of his gro boy, who had the Scrc-
fula, one eye nearly gone hard lump side of his
neck, health entirely deranged &C., he was entirely
restored to sight and health by this Tincture.
Persons, all weakness after taking it, become ro-
bust 1t counteracts the weakness of the female
frame, which is the of barrenness. It will not
be expected, that in cases of such delicate nature
certificates should be published in the daily papers
We know cases where families not blest with off
spring. after taking few bottles of this Tincture of
Hampton's never had of complaint
CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHEA, DYSEN.
Terry, and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels
cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
IORE. AS cure and preventive, it has been won
derfuy successful 1t will be found On inquiry that
those who use it have exemption from those dis.
eases SO incident to the Summer
Delicate females and children will find this grea,
blessing. 1t has restored thousands to health.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE-Call
and get pamphlets gratis with history of discovery OF
this wonderful Blood Purifier and see certificates OF
our own citizens. of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Scro
fuia, Liver Complaint, General Weakness Nervous
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, $40 Balt
more; and 304 BroadwaynNew York; o. A. STRECK.
ER, Ric Oh Dr. COZ E co. Fredericksburg
generally :
tg ST per bottle; 6 bottles for S.. auIs
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pAauERREoTYP1Na
NALL AND SEE THEM.-The

NALL AND SEE THEM.-Ihe atten
~ tion of the public s particularly invited TO the
i46, Main street. few doors below the Exchangs
Bank All pictures taken BY as are warranted never
to fade, aud in do we require person to take
visit To cur Gallery will show the public tina,
they cannot be better suited elsewhere, either in
picture, case, price; therefore we would say to
and unfading dagnerreotype, give us call, and our
word for it you will regret the opportunity
of these fne-toned pictures Oil paintings engray.
ngs. daguerreotypes, &c. correctly copied. Sick OF
deceased taken their residences by giving
notice.
atfp f6 MINNlS IL WATSON.
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RUNAWAY.-Amo negro man, about
~ 40 years of age, feet or inches high, left my
premises. about month since & He is owned by Mrs.
Kidd of King and Queen county, and if not in that
neighborhood have cause to suppose that he is Sc
creted by his wife, who living the Mechancsville
Turnpike, about miles from the city. A liberal re-
ward will be paid if apprehended and delivered to
me.
au left ALEX L. ROYSTER.
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By the Latest Mails.

ATTEMPT TO DESTROY LIFE ON THE BALTIMORE
AND ONO RAuRoAD.-The following is a dispatch
rom Wheeling dated Saturday. In the account of
The throwing OF the train the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad on Thursday night last it was stated that
,wo hands who had been discharged from the ser
vice Of the company were suspected of having de-
RANGED the switch to be revenged on the company.
THE train was thrown off, but fortunately no one
was injured. The following shows that the most
positive testimony is given against the demon of
ncan who deranged the switch:
man named Martin Malyey. lately in the en-
NOV ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company
was arrested at Cameron, near Wheeling, this
,oorning uuon the awful charge of designedly
throwing the passenger train of off the track
nv unlocking and misplacing a switch On Thursday
Jast near that place Mr.. Bogard, an intelligent
farmer OF the neghborhood, testies that at about
an hour previous to the arrival OF the train from
baltimore on the day of the accident he was driv-
ing a team homeward, and as he reached the brow
o high hill that overlooks the track he observed
Malyey to approach the switch and deliberately
take key from his pocket, unlock the ball or lever,
and leave il in that state Supposiug him to be In
the service OF the company, and acting in obedience
to orders, Mr.. Bogard said nothing about his dscoy
cry. until after he learned the train had run off the
switch account OF Malvey's arrangement of it.
The prisoner was taken to Moundsville, the Ohio
river, and safely lodged in jail to await his trial
DREADFUL EFFECTS OF THE HEAT AT n York
Since the thunder storm, which occurred on Mon
day night last the weather in New York has been
excessively hot On Tuesday, the mercury ranged
from 50 to s. deg. during nine hours. On Wednes-
day the heat increased TO 80 deg and did not fall
below 50 deg. for fifteen hours. On Thursday, the
mercury rose to 81 deg, and the average tempera-
ture indicated by the thermometer for fifteen hours,
Sc IA deg. On Friday, at o'clock, A. NJ, the
mercury stood at g deg at g. P. NJ, it reached SO
deg, and at 6, P. NJ, it had not fallen below Sc deg
To-day, Saturday. the heat is less intense than
It was on Friday. The sky is unclouded and the
sun shines with d" fercest ray" At - l-2 o'clock,
the thermometer at Pixies in Broadway, indicated
temperature of9i deg. in the shade.
The books of the Coroners Office present terri
bic recordtof deaths from sun strokes Thirty fatal
cases were reported up to 5 o'clock on Friday at
ternoon, and great number of persons seri-
ously indisposed by the heat. The effect upon the
poor horses doomed to the drudgery of dragging the
omnibuses and railcars, is equally fatal Number
OF these unfortunate animals fell dead yesterday,
and many were incapactated for labor. To add to
the nisfortunes of the horses during this hot wea-
ther all the public vehicles crowded more than
usual. every body who can ride being too warm and
too ndolent to walk.-C0m. Aduertiser
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H00 ENAMELED CRATES AND
wv TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRlCEs-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock OF CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer
ed for sale in this city, of his manufacture The
Crates embrace all the various kinds and patterns
such as square topped Gothic Liptic Circle; Gc with
match. Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c, from town
and country punctually attended to and carefully
packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again win be
discounts off for cash by wholesale. Apply at nv
Bell and Brass Foundry Main, between 9Th and 9th
streets, Richmond, Virginia.
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
ALSO-FOR RENT, the House recently occupied
by Mrs Quarles, on Main, between Adams and Fon-
shee streets. Terms moderate to good tenant
Possession given Immediately.
au I1-2m* s. d. ID.
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RUG STORE REMOVED.--Thes sub
scrber has removed his DRUG STORE from
the corner of Sd 10 the corner of 4th and Broad
streets lately occupied by Mr.. Pace-who removed
fresh supplies of genuine DRUGS and MEDICINES
every ertlcle warranted pure and good His stock of
FANCY GOODS is large and choice, in part of very
he hair and tooth BRUSHES deIici Gus fancy toi-
i L. and shaving SOAPS, delightful French PO-
MADESs COLOGNE, aud heir OIL, with great va
Hefy of other articles all Of which he will sell low
EDW. 3. HICkSON
Three handsome ROOMS for rent over his store.-
au I3-3t
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III cav ENLT DOUhS.-H eaYtn, or
Il the Sainted Dead" or, an Earnest and Scriptu-
the Rev II. Harbaugh, voiume-75 cents.
The Heavenly Recognition; or, Earnest and
Scrptural discussion of the question, s'Will know
our friends in Heayenp' By the Rev. II. Harbaagh /
volume--prce rs ceuts.
The Heavenly Home; or, the Employments and
Enjoyments of the Saints in Heaven. By H. Har-
bangh-75 cents.
Christian readers win find in these volumes most
acceptable succession of arguments and speculafious
the subject of the existence of material Heaven
abode of the sainted dead its author is divine OF
eminence in his church, and every page Of bis work
breathes of his sincere feryeut pietyn
just received aud for sale by
au 10 A NORRIS No. 81 Main sf
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR
ktRAMED BUILDING ON GOVERNOR

n STREET AT AUCTION.-will be sold on
" WEDNEsDAY next, the nth inst, at 5 o'clock, p.
"a. upon the premises, ito be removed in Is days
Irom tne saie,l that large framed BUILDING, on
Governor street, above the Richmond House, recent
~ IN the occupancy of Mr.. John Davis containing
thy the attention of builders
TERMs.-60 days' credit for an approved note
au Is JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auct
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pIANO.-I have a good toned second
| will sell very low. As also large variety of new
and old FURNITURE, which must be sold to make
room for late purchases For bargains call No. I6S
Broad street, between 9th and 7th.
T. H. OWENS.|
paired. an 1s-St4
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au I5-Stif

Ho VENETIAN BLIND AND IRON
u Sash MAKERs-Proposals will be received
ON SATURDAY next the 10th inst for enelS;.., ~ ~
New Vegetable Market Houses with substantai VS. ~
MEIiAN BLINDS. Also, for inserting a CAST
lhOS SASH, provided with heavy glass in esch -,
the arehivolts of the market houses Plans and sn.
cieations OF the work be seen at the Office NJ H.
undersigned Proposals viii be xeceived for the
or for the SASH and BLINDS separately =
The aggregate estimate for enclosing the upper rnar
kct ia M
lower 1886 90
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BY ALEX. MOTT { co.

BY ALEX MOTT L CO.
HOUSEHOLD AND BAR FURNI
- TURE, &C., AT AUCTION.-THIS MORN
ING, at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell &C public auction at
our store, large collection of Household and Bar
FURNITURE, consisting in part of Cane and Wind
sor Gha,rs office Chairs, Cottage and French Bed
sfeads, Mattresses, Sofas, Lounges Mantle Classes
Britannia Ware, bar Counter, pipe Cognac Bran
dy 5000 domestic Cigars Beer Pumps &c, with
many other articles.
- an I6--It ATFy NnTp 4 gsfs A,,nt.s
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DEAD THIS Our store will be kept
~ open for only one week longer.-We will GER
tanly close Saturday the 10th inst. Persons wish
ing Cheap Goods will do well TO call on this week,
determined TO sell off at any price before
we close. Some splendid Berege and Grape
SHAWLS. Also, beautiful BEREGES for Dresses
will he sold 80 per cent below cost. Other Goods in
proportion, at WECHSLER & COHEN'S.
au l5-6th 1874 Broad Street Corner 9Th
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CHOICE HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND
~ DOMESTIC SEGARs, TOBACCO and sNuFFS
&C wholesale and RETAIL of Main and 10th sts
Richmond, Va,-The undersigned ID now receiving
large and desirable lots of fine imported SEGARS,
which he Offers the trade on reasonable terms All
other articles in the line, such as PIPES, REEDS,
ss.MAokIN6 TOBACCO. and variety Of FANCY AR
TlCLEs co which he soliets the liberal patronage OF
the public. JAS a. HARRINGTON.
Cheap Segar Store, cor. Main and 10th IT,
au I2-6.s
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pEFRIGERATORs. W4TEP C0oT
III ERS AND BATHING AppaR smrss { ~.
season. though advanced is still warm. and tI,o. ,
have neglected purchasing the above neessss mup
store of ErJTK IN = y ~ 1ssiing
Is Ie1 ~. = ~
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BY JAMES NJ TAYLOR
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESI-.


II DENCE IN SIDNEY AT AUCTION.-The
owner intending TO remove West, and with that view
desiring to dispose of his property, WILL on THURS.
DAY, 18th day OF August, commencing at 5 O'clock
P. M upon the premises sell auction the beauti-
full COTTAGE RESIDENCE now occupied by him,
situated IN the town of Sidney, opposite to Warsaw
and being the former residence Of Mr.. L. II. Dance
The buildings consist of handsome Brick Cottage,
containing about six rooms with all the usual out.
houses aud well of excellent water The garden
is stocked with quantity of the choicest fruit trees
and beautifully LAID out in shrubs, flowers, &c. The
property will be divided or sold together as purcha.
sers may desire.
TERMS liberal, and will be made known at the sale
gu 10 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
NOTICE.-The firm of COLLIN SEAY
IN s. co. is this day dissolved. Collin Seay having
purchased out the interest of the other partners
alone is authorized to close up the affairs of the said
concern. COLLIN SEAY,
LAWRENCE LOTTIER, I
SAfL s. LOTTIER.
AUGUST LIST, 1853.
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WITOM'S EDITION OF RICHARD
~ SONS ALMANAC FOR 1854.-J w RAN
DOLPH has published this useful little work and it
contains bseides the IL Calendar pages aud
zeal Calculations, Jewish Calendar Gardner's
Monthly Instructor, List of the Virginia Senators
Members OF Congress, Senate and House of Dele
ssirginia and North Carolina State Governments,
state and Federal Courts of Virginia North Carolina
Maryland and District of Columbia Conieetnres az
weather, Equation of Time Tables, Recipes Anec-
This Almanac contains more valuable information
than any other published In the United States
For sale by the single copy, dozen or hundred at
III MAN street, Richmond, and by Booksellers gen.
orally throughout Virginia an Isl
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE AT AUG
~ TION-The ENGINE of the dredge boat Her
cules," belonging to the james River and Kanawha
company, will be sold at auction on TUESDAY -
TERNoON, the 18th August, 1853, Immediately after
the sale OF Poteaux Robnson's real estate ON Wiser
street. say about O'Clock 81 = sa
au Stds GQDDIN ApprRS0N Aur&.
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STEEL PENS IMPORTED DIRECT
~ GEO. M. WEST, Nos. 5 and 6 Exchange, offers
for sale the celebrated HOG PEN" of his own i'm
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MN. FAIC0NER is now PREPARED fo
ss furnish wholesale dealers with CAKES
CRACKERS, &c. Those In want of such win End /,
TO then Interest to give him call, an .A ID =
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