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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

I fIAErEHS,
l5ratuan' Spuur Msu'a
AlIahasi tccrMau's
lhllabasis dmRdhbe lack.
The lnpro, I'd Poor Meas,
Jew pay,d'n o. Hebrew,
petsr's Vegetable,
krspp'slndian,
Whit o Machine Spread Strength
Gang,
Whiting 'ss,rergthouing,
lKidd'p Imperial,
Hsrriok's Royal,
LlNlNENTB.
| Butler hone and Fever,
baitinsin Lotion,
/ DsTis's Horse,
iinn,ia, Hayes, Selans', Hewss
TOOTH TASTES.
Ishurmsn's Compound Orris Tooth,
IThompson's Aromatic Tooth,
Ionouis Toothsche.
LozENG Es.
Sherman Cough, Worm Csmpso
Ching's Worm,
" btar's Cough
DROPS.
Solomon { Ootnacne,
3narm2n's rcotksche,i
willlans'sT .Anrhe.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Th0rn's Extract,
Wtnet5s Arcanum Extract,
"grlerA Spanish Mixture
lMothef's Rsliei,
Mrs. Kiddsr's Cordial,
Vaughn's DithontriplIe,
OsgOod's Indian Chologogue,
Halsey's Forest Wins,
Me. Hay o'a nysentery Cordial,
Cullen's Female Specific,
Cullen's ludian Vegetable Rene
Rowsnd's Magic Lotioa,
Bells Army Tinelute.
Davls's Depurstive Extract,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayns's Hair DYE,
Jayns,s Caminstive,
RowAnd's Carminative,
Balm Columbia,
Upham'a Pile eotualy,
iouea's Chemical Soap,
CrumItou's Bslsaiu,
Thcmpson's Eye Water,
Mrs. Hayes Eye Water,
P6rry Datfs's Pain Killer,
Jonesia Hair Reslora Ave,
Jones'B Lilly White.
Beats HRir Restorative
Soda Powders, Colognss,
Msen run,
CircsssiAn Balm,
BALM OF Gilead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid,
Bsilsy's Shaving Cream,
Taylor's Shaving Cream,
=. 0artme's Hair Lotion,
Hhrt's Remedy for Fits.
LAmotte's French Remedy,
lEailsy'a Mead Syrup,
lBaile % sugar-coated Capsules,
Bagle'a Hyperian Fluid,
Nhusier,a Tsaberry Toothaeh.
Ionss'H Nectar,
Caval's knoiyLo Cordial,
e, Balm Of Thousand Flowers,
iBaTnes's Pile Lotion,
s. fhhnestOck S Vormliuss,
balley's Group syrup,
Ivory Paste BlscxlDE,
Macassar Oil,
Chinese Soap,
Lucina Cerdiai,
ITurlinston's Balsan,
British OIL,
ssidlits Powders,
HArlen Oil,
kItraets, Soap, etc, etc,
! line no. mentioned IN this cataloguI
bic terms. nv9i ly
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STRAUB'S CORN MILLS -Tho :,

- nave alwAya hand supply of h.ss s an rs at va
re- VII OF without Corn rob Crnshes The adyaaess
udge NJ any no" In use will be apparent any
Agents, KIDDER EARiAN aDis 70 eIamne them a.
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Spring AND SUMMER g

TAIY FyppEsS n % II ~ hRIlsON s
~ ltfa ST. LOUIS AND ALTON-1I1 All -, ,iosday
rtfuay Is, The above Express leave 81 - I
M charge Of j. f. Richardson Paek,,s Parcels
boapbt On ld 5 oeee or paid promptly Goods or Produce
''AP'e'h hhl Commission Business uaa
p & Lhe 70 CaLnyle, Springfield and all points or
n.'Vn ana SangammOn Railroad I,,,J dsiy
The utua way 49, NV o'"Aiued ~ hours In advahr'"
. ''''i"'IHiA requested TO ms VI
lysy " 's'"A i 1i ,i HhaII Eoal .ox
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.


HALTLNoREG AN ". o d E C
Ell TO WHEELING-ON AND AFTER MONDAY January II, Pas
sengpr Trana will follows:
leave Baltimore daily Cumberland and intermediate places at
O'Clock N.
Wheeling etc. daily, att running through " houra
Hapor's thence by connecting tram 70 WneheRe
Va, nj Al N. daily, except Sundays
For Frederick, daily, ~ orcept Suhdh}h
Leave Wheeling o Baltimore daily at7A.h
Leave Cumtcrl aud for Baltimore iaily ~ 1880 A
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily atsP,M
Leave liaper' Forty for Bam1 daily at a4S NJ and W.
Frederick baltimore daily Sundays at A. NJ and
S.S0s.N.
Through rad Pittsburgh ATS 90
Baltimore and Wheeling o.
Baltimore %
Baltimore and CounJ " 80
Baltimore aud W
Baltimore aud Cacnna by 10 90
BAL and lpuidvile II O
Baltimore aud Stanton Va 50
baltimore aud 81
II 81
Baltimore and 81
baltimore and Wilmington, ~ IS on
CASTOR Weldon 81
baltimore and
Accommodation Trains will be between Baltimore Eleott
Mills daily, except Sunday, ~ follows;
Leave .nnfieh Slation ~ S A. W
Mount Clara Station .330r
Leave Eiicotts Mills Station at A. NJ
I III
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,.ssEs-,....N
THE GIEH


10 the putr the advantage OF two INST Diily MAI lne
,v,yx
New md NJ fhiad'ph ~ " ~ h Pm,
philadelphia los aud IN hano ~ =. " ~
and ~ Nnshihgto AZ anu u M md
~. aud ana ~ fl'N. Ia. 10.
and Pm Itticl NJ ~ H. hHa IN.
stfg ~ richmond ut N ~ aud
Richmond - and Am lItistlnnik ~ ~ - An
tS',.,.t,,,y ~ aud a weldon n.
weldon II ~. aud y. NJ I,m"lauF"u =, = "'f'A'
Wilmington at lnr'm IOp'A'i''u ~ 80
~ tho above schedule II will be- perceived that p going
~, t.s,tr, NV YORK a 81 Philadelphia o.
baltimore "a mach Ihhf'sSl"n D " W w" ii bHit
beard the ennboali passing ip" Potomac,
IN NJ Of Noun Vernon, hy daylight
arlington baltimore ~
~ ar AZ p ~ or y, eur have the 'iVa q rest
nj, boai sn at, and IN cars Oh ted
arranged Tor che purpose the hehuot ff"" ssburg nH1
Potomac Raiua and arrive u Wtngton n 81 - hours ifon
v..Iinrl,n H. time To lodge the serphd night
pcs an ths rou wll be perceived, give the traveller the
,anag al r. ,hing Charleston g. the shortest roIsble
~ ~ p h. ctoossa journey without mourning much de-
SERIOUS delay 10 tho event OF
breach uIr uuneuti1 qo'h'
and baggage Wagons provided en- he n by which
convtytd through fephA M
. " asjng and Pssrsbug Tree Of al expense ani
past oJurlrs um1uy tfartst this route the whole dI-
/ t,rce New York and tharleston, p v,
Pas Charleston, any POINT sonth o. "hshno viii
their checked 10 Washington, ana 'Ve !" tesln,
ursu other point Of defamation
Railroad Ohrr, foot Of Liberty street, 10 PIN
Philadelphia and Baltimore kuioad Oh "
hoard ts sew Castle and Fr'nchwn Lanes aud ia
baltimore Southern Ticket One, adjoining the Washhgtol
' STOgkTOS n FALLS.
...yau D., klEHS, Agent
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GREAT WEST Ca -55s.zg.sfszs..g7 1nr-s
TATI9N iiSE , VA bALIM0Rk AND 9ilIo FAl0z
MDND CHARLESTON, AND ALL CITIES on The sEABOARD
Tbs above line fy organized offers
both ~ dspateh and economy Durhaten arrangements
perfected tie Eat for The speedy Baltimore to
Philadelphia BY Railroad and Pplrrs,
sieaners TO Boston BY vessels Iond by eauars
Charleston BY vess-s
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
specifying Tins and any subject apply to
JOSEPH +. ELDER,
Agent, No Sc C0umsrcinl corner Pine. and
FULTON NEW Eli, Ageuti, LsYos, St. LOUIS
FORSYTH HOPKINS, Wheeling,
B. I. ELDER Il co Baltimore,
GOLiiOCN q COM1UN, Philadelphia, Agsns
MARCUS BEARS, IA Broadway, n. Y.
jyq9 On P. BURKE Bo,on. ~
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,,.. tiLis. -.
Sh'eHnst . onss'-'"''ed id'sS''N
- LIN
nlenhtt'f Llie, -.
Mt'Shty ln1ian Npsst,elo,
nrhhdteln 2 fesslnoie oh''H''H'i
mVi i 70 ,'Sgsmn'
,;re-s 70" 'Nhd0h'
oppeI -,
nuiei Deh :, $3.50.
W,siai = csll il rurs1s.7'
filooaid'" Ane bilious FANNY
2"Ayne :" sentative,
iufi.eN . sugar -'N''sed' -
o9hppies y feFei AAh H"H''
1--WE NneuilANe,
% hene1' ,,,,g,,
,lsneef y eke'ae,e'
" met's Chsn'onlus'
ierplan,
a,,ebasls ttesith'
Aieoasls, hspe',
Evans Shalnohiis,
Wand rs any my. -b'''osA'
,hsoiauy Nne'
Jayne 8 Asne,
hslsey s1old; .z
IpoSI hchh'isS'
siiaan's e4lsarn'
nuc nan hungarian, -
III: pav's's " ,ld Chsuy AID iA'
Minet : Eleea.hpane2
w islar's nh'sAu,
Ihom sens lar ana Napshst
yyayne : HIpeole'al,l,
SulS'sn . s4Nps Grant .
5artnolonlew's " vi S,ofan''
Bailey Bsyfnp " !dNhnfSy,
swayne's sytup W - CherfYI
S,snhseA z r uinonW Ayr,P,
view rnslsId T uinioh'e syrup
iHyior nAiS pI y,,r raysf |,
,,,r, btlrshs'
Nionni Y l n,sh,5. -.
aioeara WIZ : hstty,
"o9I Wha ohsIiy'
hlaer hrptaa'ir'
/ dsrtlsAs
fANAt Lac.
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LACEY 4 CO., 81 st. Charles street,
~ BRANCH o. LACEY PHiL1Pss csLEBRArEDHAH
NJ IS MANOFACTOF PHILADELPHIA the
fashionable HARNESS, SADDLES AND TRUNgs reduced pFga
y REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. fe91 lydW
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TnE BRITISH AID N0Rrn -
STEAM COMMUNICAT0NI M -, =,

~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND BREMEN Br,p,r I'll III y
MANIA, 1900 tons, will sail foowl - 5ns ana 1fiI-
crR>,vt. ffeH. B',asa, Pm Y.sI..s.
IIANsA .........,,.,, =, sspiember
II faaiHgc from NeHYurk Bremen-First C.b4n ,,o
cabin ". 'for freight or passage apply
~ oW OELRCfS n 60. 50 Rr5 z,r.s,
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fuf THEM DOWN IN THE BILL-A we'll dressed
gentleman went few DAYS ago to a fashion
able restaurant, where he took an excellent
breakfast: As he was slipping his coffee, the
waiter, who had some reason to suspect him,
had his eye upon him, and saw him sin a silver
spoon and fork into his pocket, whereupon he
hastened to tell his master. The latter, to avoid
exposure, resolved to enter the stolen articles in
the bill; and as he thought the thief deserved
muleting' he charged 45f for them. The
surprised at the entry, displayed no emotion
He produced his purse, and paid the whole Of
the bill, merely remar king, d Forty tive francs
form rather high sum for silver spoon and
fork But, however - 1t was impossible
that an affair between thief and his victim
could have been conducted with greater tact and
courtesy After q pause the " gentleman +"
calmly retired. [Galignani's Messenger.
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- ~ All information aud Through Tckes pcass apply At office
sSut east corner oi broadway atr.ss and II he
'H' iasss W A LATHAM, Ticket Agent
H"em ~ W. hTRADER General Agent.
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NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM -zF@s,
NANLGATnN COMPANY 1he Y. Wal .s...l.a..s. !.


hJLDl, D. Lrss commander, will leave York Have am
y lLhvmp.an- " u. Lear lel.. % La. follow d.
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An exchange paper has the following good jeu
a. esprit
On Thursday, Mr., Israel Satan was married
to Miss Grace Parlor.
msnkind are Tree peace shall abound
Since Grace by Satan hath been fnnnI
And In full faith that peace Is sent
Israel by Grace hath pitched his tent
No more in deserts shall he roam
He's got Paifor for his home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-29


N hrinlOhk7s HITThK CS,EI1TzT
AZ AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-Price. N r.,
Bottie.- Physicians of the first stand,ur IN tie.
%ea,ca profession use and prescribe 1t as the moss
s snc veal ALTERNATIVE .BSE AND BLOOD PURiFIER
ever ever SHOWN while vast numbers who rad LONE
su1eIeo rom diseases or complaints broueht m hs
saensary habits exposure Indigestion torpid state 81
thi. cords 81 ~ OF the blood look upon
healing properties and restoring powers r. t1 ~
prominent N the treatment and cure of Neurals;.
or Indieestion sna Nervous Affections, Dyspspsis
mach, Nervous Headache or Flow OF Rlona - S y.
lead, Costiveness or Irregularities of the Ro,vsI.
Hsar aains OF Misery IN the Side Region Of he
OF the Heart, Difficult Breathing Sinkins senpst;o.
rrostration OF the Nervous System, Cold, Chilly Sen.
or Proass o. the Flesh Or Limbs Dicut
the Heart or Affections of the Lunes Jsnnd;c n; -
eases OF the Kidneys, Derangement or Prostrats Con-.
rresulartiss 81 SatGrs which cause painful
Debility and Prostration of the Nervons a. Ss
or Sallow Complexion. 1888 = 40
Moriimore's Bitter Cordial
purely vegetables pleasant to take, and perfecti~
most dslicate female or child = ~ ~ sns
Prce one dollar per bottle
w. v. ALEXANDER Co. Prourietor. No ! u
clay street (Astor House, New York. ~ - -
- " Remember that We sell at Wholesale and r.t.ia
t nan mos. Invaluable and sure remedy for Rheums-
chronic, no difference how bad the case or how Isc
standing This is Mortimores RHEUMATIC (,fsN
rOgND, which Is vegetable extract an internal r.
meoy, prepared expressly for this one disease n IA.
already cured thousands who had long been cripplss
Inc evidence Is most overwhelming and convi,s;,..
= gwen oy vast numbers of most respectable az
Gall and get circular and read the letters and cav,
OF your friends and those around Won ,rhr
aaa long but who have been restored 10 per
~ FGR sale By PURCELL, LADD co. sole Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-29

EkNTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
~ TURE AT AUCTiON.-On Friday Morn.
Ing, the LIST July, commencing at OK O'Clock, will
DC SOD ct suction, without reserve the residence
OF Mr. G Butterfeld, (who 10 declining house,
keeping ca 5th street, between BYRD and Canal,
ell his Household and Kitchen Furniture consist.
ing 10 part OF one mahogany Sofa, Chairs, Table,
Mirror, Carpets, two good Feather Beds, Mat
trasses, Bedsteads, one excellent Cooking Stove
and fixtures ia good order, and many other useful
articles. Terms cash.
Sale to be conducted by
JIG 20 GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct.
4 SHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.
- By virtue of decree of Chesterfield County
Court pronounced ut April term last win be offered
Tor sale at auction on the premises on the 22d day
OF July next If fair otherwise the next fair day the
tract Ct LAND of which Woodford AIyis died
seized, Containing about $50 acres, lying on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, about nine miles
from Richmond, and adj aiming the lands of w
Fisher, DIR Johnson, I Robiou's estate and others
and within one mile OF Robou's DEPOT The tract
contains good proportion of wood land, which l.
road -
TERMs-Cash to the amount of the expenses of
sale and costs of the same for the residue, one
third 10 % days, and the remaining two thirds in
and IL months. Bonds with good security TO be
glven bearing interest from the day of SALE and the
nte to Do retained as further eecurirv
POvALL TURNER, Com'r,
Chesterfield, June 90, 1858.
lie 29-laW3Wd&c*
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Oh BUILDING LOTS IN AND MAJ
49,. 49, THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR sALE.
WIN De sold on Wednesday, the 18th dir b.
Tune. issS at 81 o'clock, r NJ, one Los % Why
s ss sso on Concord street eleven On Coleaas
property of r C Wortham. Eso snd sveiy. -.
DO Sresn street and the Mechanlcsyle Turn.
IN Iosa laese lots are within fcw minutep
s mms o. me Old Market and are suited for smsi
1s0nSy Iesloencee and portion well suited for
IN imr,sa;.,.,u JAS n TAYLOR, Aucsr.
man ana Ridge streets, win be sold ! BrIct HoSs.s
. ,s;s % two small tenemenss 70 b. rsnsove
a tnifsy days; and after the sale on B0vnv 1srse
street and Mechsnicsville Turnpise rosd W, ~
10 Greenhowf plan of Bowling Green viii - soii
~, = square OF two acres handsomely sitxafed
Catholic College. e1''1'ns = lfon 'ne
le % INIT, Auctr.
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DINEY POINT PAVILT0N.-T6i:a.5.s.

D1NEY POINT PAVILION.-This az reea.
Bile bathing place, and quiet retreat for those in
search OF ealth, and rational pleasure having been
leased by the undersigned, with view to the pur.
chase of 1t, If successful in his efforts to aceommo
date the public, will be opened for the season on
Wednesday, 18th June.
Many and varied improvements have been re-
Gently made, calculated to promote the comfort of
visitors, and nothing shall be omitted BY the pro
prtetor and his family, which can afford the least
satisfaction to his guests Parents and their child
vision, whilst the devotee of fishing may come as.
sured, that every necessary arrangement for his
accommodation in the way of fishing boats and
tackle, with proper persons to wait on him whilst
engaged in his captivating sport, has been fully
made In addition, seine will be daily drawn for
the accommodation of the place and the amusement
OF visitors, whilst first rate band Of music will be
in readiness, day and night for the amusement and
recreation OF those who may call it into service
Visitors from Richmond and Fredericksburg can
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday and Satur.
day of each week, by means of the steamers Pow
hatan and Osceola, which touch at Aquia Creek ON
those days, and returning can reach the creek on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week bv
the same boats m time to connect with the regular
mail train of those days
The terms of board at the Point will be o. for
single day, 81 30 per day for three days. and less
than week, $40 per week. and $50 per month
Children and servants half price As no public
Point, visitors, prior to that date, NAV come with
every assurance that their comfort and quiet viii
not be disturbed BY any sssemblage of boisterous
of the Fountain wa vi il DIX f,s.,
RalnmEe
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By James M. Taylor.
HIGHLY VALUABLE VACANT Pro

= ID.
II Perty ON FRANKLIN street, between
the First Market and Wall street, and a
large number of Old Bricks, at Auction
WIN be sold on THURSDAY, Both June, commenc.
ing at oa o'clk, NJ, upon the premises, that very
OF Franklin street, opposite to Union street, and
near the Shockoe Creek. The lot fronts 66 feet
and runs back l23 feet to the alley In rear, and
Will be divided to suit purchasers.
After which WILDE sold about 200 600 old bricks,
now on said lot, most of which are yery eo,d
From Its central location, and immediate prox.
unity to the Central Depot, Market, &C. this 10 one
OF the most valuable pieces of vacant property nc
onered IN the city, and it presents rare opportu.
merchant and others to secure location favorable
tor any large business.
Terms: One third cash; balance at and 10 mos,
with interest, the credit payments to be secured
oy deed of trust upon the property.
je15-3tawts4Jdtd Apct
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BY punloP, Moncure q Co.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE An arr

' IlON.-On Friday next, the lst of July, at
O'Clock, N, we will sell at auction, on the pre-
on Ross street. Council Chamber Hill, at presen.
occupied by Messrs John Tyler and WilIin ehs m.
fronting 70 feet On Ross street, and the lots ex
tending In rear to 20 foot alley. These houses
are nearly new and the location is one of the most
TEhMs-One fourth cash, balance in three eouaI
payments, at IL and l8 months, interest ADDED,
with deed of trust or the title retained till last
payment is made '''
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.,
je 24-td 49,.
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Horrible Ra kroad accident.

Boston, Jane 25.-f This afternoon, about 6
o'clock, Captain Winthrop Richardson, we'll
known retired tailor, % this city, while crossing
the Maine Railroad TACK at Melrose, few
miles from Boston, WI \ struck by the Express
train and dashed TO pieces, not piece being
found larger than lis hand.
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Arrival of the Umpire City, &c.

NEW ORLEANS, Jun4 26.-The steamer EN-
pire City sailed for Havana and New York to-
day. Among the passengers fer New York is
the Hon. Pierre Soule, the newly appointed
Minister TO Spain.
We have dates from the City OF Mexico 70
the 18th instant, but they contain no news OF
special interest.
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AUCTION SALES.
FuTuRE DAYS.


M09Y VALUABLE F1rvArR nger.
- - DEMCE on GRACE. BRTWEEN arp And
s ,s,.,, SsthEEI1, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
~, ~ 3 sold % Tuesday, ths 5th day Of July,
~ 49, ~ pFemses eommencing q o'clock.
tween ne snd Ord strests, now owned s. B. eIs1c.
Eed me coufemplaees rocnuvin9 frnm Rfoh-
none 3 The Lot hasa front Of Sc let ma rups
pscx iIs .esI Inc House has II rooms, bosides
the last fourteen yesrs s. sss S.t - BUN within
superior workmanship. The buildings alone coat
Perso7s disposed to purchase the above urops,,v
can do 90 beioro the day OF sale. r'sSss
THsMs-One quarter cssh balance :, = 4 80
months for negotiable notes, interest sddeS. :.
jes7 w. GODDIN. Auctx
VALUABLE FOREST LAND 4. ngrr.r
ING PROPERTY IN CHEsTERFIEi.n
COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION win be
sold at auction, on the premises, on Thnraanv
nftcrn0on, the June 1858, commencinr a. !
O'clock II fair, If not the next fair day. at the ssm
hour 26l OF valuable forest land ON the east
side Of the Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike.
near the halt way house, adjoining the land OF
Messrs Chs w Friend, DR. Smith and others and
opposite the residence of Chs w Friend, Rsq-
After which, say at about o'clock P H. thar vslu.
able property known ~ the sAmpthill Mils,n con-
tanning 20 acres situsted both sides OF the said
Turnpike, about six miles from the city of Rich.
mend. The mill was destroyed by fire ashort time
since. but the milldsm and everything connected
with the property Except the Mil itsef) IL In per
feet order. It lies on Falling Greek, which enptes
into James River. and IL navisable from the river
@ the mill site for vessels drawing six leet water
The is of water from the dam TO the site IL "a feet
and II !: regarded an excellent location for man
mill.
Immediately after which, win be sold the yalu.
able mill site called "Kuhn,s," on Falling Greek.
including the Farm, containing from so to 100
acres, directly on the Richmond and Petersburg
six miles from Richmond
The above property is so we'll known In the
neighoorhood, that farther description il deemed
For farther information, reference
e made to the owner. Az the properly win posi-
vely oe solo, persons may attend the sale with the
expectation of getting bargain
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 6, - and |
Il months foi negotiable notes, interest added se
cured ~ trust deeo-or title retained.
TITUS C. RICE.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDrN, Auct
Enquirer and Whig.l ieI7
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AUG TION SALES.


TRUsTRE's SALE OF FURN1rURR.-
On Rrfaay, 1st day Of July. commencing &c
TX o'clock, 81 my Auction etsfe, Win eel Tor
cash-a lot Of superior Furniture. c0nsisting IN
part of-a mahogany spring seat Sofa, Marble top
Pier Table, 2 handsome Card Tables, Dining do, 1
Centre do, 8 Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany Rock.
g, larse ingram Carpet Floor Cloth, l Mahogany
M.shsssnd, Common Chairs, Q Feather Beds and
Seeding. Bedsteads, 5 very superior Venetian Win
COW Blinds, Dinner Set, Tea China, excellent
COOK Stove and Fixtures, Q Parlor Stoves, Brsss
ana and Bronze Feuders, and many other articles
IN the housekeeping line
BY order of the Trustee.
js 2g-3t4 y cirruoRN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-29
Appoiatment of a Judge.

ALBANY, June 90 --Jndge DEMO has been
appointed Judge of the New York Court OF
Appeals, in the place of Judge Jewe't, resign
ed. II is understood he will accept.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-29
DeDarture of the Cherokee.

DepuTt07eU u5e c71e7 0'see'
New YoRK, June 27th.-The steamer Che
kee sailed to-day for Havana AND New Or
leans, with full complement OF passengers.