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REMARKABLE CASE OF DISTORTiON.-Wil
liam Bell sa !esnan al Geo Haes Grocery Store, No
Pine street, st. Lotus, states as ollows:-"About
year and hall ago my son, lad about eight Years old,
slipped and fell on the frozen ground. The
ing he complained OF pain and soreness about the
hip Joint. Ii was not considered ct much moment at
the time andpsssed several days unnotlcedbut the
walk. The muscles and tendons the front part of
the leg commenced, and continued contracting, until
the knee was finally drawn III tieh against his breast
and the who'll trout OF the leg and thigh in close
contact with the body. The constant pain and agony
he suffered indescribabie. We had SIX different
doctors attending him at different times. and the con.
cusion they all came 10, that his was hopeless
OGe of most emlucu p oiessors of Surgery in Que
of the Medical Colleges, visited m'with tho intention
OF cutting off leg Atierex inning him Thoroughly
he said eless TO torture the child by opera
tion, he would not live four hours, mortifca
having already commenced in some of the
sle leg and b, dy. The boy had become much ENACT
aed from the continued suffering and the action of med
under the influence OF which he had been kept
for SIX months OF more Determining to leave any
thing untried to the boy long there life,
with feeling almost ofdesperaion, dismissedthe doc
tors obtained good muse, and commenced using the
MUSTANG LlNIMENT, which the pfoprieiprs had
kindly given me Try it. Good nursing, nourlshing
diet, andthe Mustang Lniment, saved the life of my
child, and restored the leg to its proper placeheaed
nil the sores, aud lie Is now perfectly wel--and does
not evon limp or halt in his ea! None but parent
who has child suffering the aeonies OF thousand
aze the JOY and hankulness feel towards the propr-
eiofs 9th. Mustang Liniment. how cheelfuy and
nesty recommends to the ffiaicted-
fe WILLIAM BELL
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Once Superintendent of Streets, }
Rebrusrv Orb Ia52


DROPOSALSw will be received at this ofic G until
Tuesday the 18th of this month, at 10 O'clock NJ for
the following work
LIST culvert on Dock street, from Shookoe Creek to
18th street, and 18th street Cary depth
less than 10 feet capacity feet wide and feet high
clear side walls to average two feet thick laid in tho
roushags, and covers of strong granite Slabs laid in
cement mortar.
I'd. A cuvert about $50 feet long, commencing on
Clay street, near 1t and running up Clay to 9TH and
along 9th to Marshall depth from Is to l6f feet capa
city ct feet wide and feet high, clear; side walls
flags and covers aboveand to be laid in cement NOR.
tar.
3rd cuvert connecting the culverts in the Valley
north Of Clay street and between 9th and 9th
length about lao feet capacity feet wide and feet
high clear, and built above-but little excavation
ded.
4th. culvert about 1872 feet long at the intersection
OF AID ms and Canal streets capacity feet wide and
feet high and built above-but little excavation nee
ded.
The estimate for the lrt is 90 30 per hneal foot for
the second 80 % and for the third and fourth So per
foot No bids beyond the estimates will be considered
The contracts must be signed within ten days after the
date Of the award they will beconsidered abandon
ed
For further information applyto
fs io--dtd M BATES. Supt. Streets.
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HE undersigned having been engaged in the presecu.
ton Of Pension and Land bounty claims for more than
twelve years past and possessing every facility necessa
ry to the succce sfu prosecution Of military claims
such as private documents and records practical &C.
quantance with the Pension laws rules and regulations
the different departments at Washington offers his ser.
vices TO claimants under the various of Congress
whether tor services ofthemseves relatves render
cd In the Revolutionary war, the war Of 1912, the
Mexican or any other Indian since 1890 No charge
will be made in any unless successful.
JAMES II. SUTTON, JR.
Corner OF Bank and 18th streets. near the
American Hotel, Richmond Va
Highest cash prices paid for Land Warrants.
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-c0C-s Is 4 ItaSaut Ml&ture, cOmpNnn
ded in agreement with the rules
EMpI of Pharmacy, of therapeutic
ESAYkfSY agents, long known and celebra
lied for their peculiar efficacy in
ssSSsG.Sr curing DlARRHQA, and SINH
affections of the system.
In It's acion 1t AlIAYs NAUSEA and produces healthy
action of the LIVER thus removing the cause at the
time that it cures the disease.
Opinion OF Doct John Addison Physician to The Balti
more Southern Disrensary.
Having made trial OF your s'Diarrhea Cordial" and
being also acquainted with the ingredients of which
is comp 'sed, it gives m. much pleasure in adding my
testimony to that OF Others IN favor OF its extraodna
ny efficacy IN the cure of "Diarrhpa and Summer
Complaint children and adultss'
With much respect &e., JNO ADDISON, MD.
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~ ~ TUESDAY, the sad day of the present month
O'Clock in the evening for the unexpired time of the
Lease an improved tthe Intersection of CLAY aud
l7th streets now occupied by Mr.. III. Phillips, which
about six years and hafto run and the house which
two stories high, and fitted up for store together with
the kitchen being the property ofthe lessee the pucha
lease expires
The terms will be made known or the day of sale.
TOLER " COOK
re 10 General A gents
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nEsIRABLE DwELLnNG ON THE

y FAST LINE OF 9Th STREET, BETWEEN
CLAY ~ AND LEIGH SHEETS FOR SALE AT
AoCIlON-Will be sold on MONDAY afternoon the
slst february 1853 upon the premises, commencing at
CLOCK, the newly erected brick dwelling on the East
he OF 9th street. to Clay street. in the occupan
cy OF Mr. Charles McGruder 1t fronts 80 feet runs back
l20 feet to an alley.
IERMs-One- fourth cash, balance at three six and
nine months for negotiable interested added az.
cured by a trust deed or title retained.
w. GoDDIN,
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STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY EXPECTO,
RANT AND DIARRHO1A CORDIAL being recon-
and Pharmaceusts of high ndng in the c ty of Bal
fmore, there be doubt OF their superior virtues.
Those suffering with Ids, Coughs, Hoarseness, Nc =,
or with Darrhna should give them trial; word for
it thew will find relief
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tRY DAvENPORT. ALLRN d co.

IN DA ENFORT, ALLBN o GO.
GROCERIES, &c.-On THURSDAY the nth
1 February, will sell 10 o'clock at our auction
store an assortment of Groceries, viz:
Bacon Sides and Shoulders
Lard and N e Rum
Rectiied Whiskey
Coffee Sugars
Green Rio Coffee, Java Coffee
Solar Lamp Oil
Cigars, Window GLASS; Candles
Green and black Teas, &C.
ALSO-20 bbs sal Beef
TEnhs-Under 500 cash; $780, and over, four months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
IL IA Aucts
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PROSPECTUS OF THE VIRGINIA
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL

IIdIteu
GEORGE A. Otis, M. d., and H. L. THOMAS NJ. D.
,INHE first humber of this Journal viii be issued on
April lst 1853, and the succeeding numbers will api
pear monthly
The objects proposed in its publication the diifu
sion of medical knowledge and intelligence; the advance
ment OF science and the support of the dignity and int
rests ofthe medical profession.
Each number viii consist of eighty large octave pages
containing original papers, memoirs and reports of
and account of the transactions of the Virginia Medical
Societies summary improvements and discoveries in
Medical Science home and abroad reviews and bbio-
graphical notices. and a portion of standard work on
some important department in medicine.
PRicE-Fived dollars year.
R All communications, letters and remittances should
be addressed George A. Otis. Jr.. M. D. corner of
Franklin and Eighth SITS, Richmond, Va
de 16-1aw16w
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr John Compton Martz, Philadelphia, coal to w
Wright
Schr Jos. Lybrand, Bell Philadelphia
Schr Barnstable, -, Philadelphia
Schr Beauty, Chamberlayne, New York, hay to w
Wright
Schr Robt. Raikes, Swift Portland, plaster
Schr Marin Theresa. Crowel plaster to d Currie
Schr Cambria, Jones' Baltimore
Schr Alvarado, Jones, Baltimore
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish New York, mdse to Ludam
& Watson.
SAILED,
Brig Russell
IL Schr Avenger, Hardinge New YORK, flour
Sehr Berthe Soper, New York, flour D Currie.
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BY DUNLOP. MONCUKE & GO.

GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On TUES
~ DAY, 18th Feb, commencing at 10 o'clock we will
sell at our store general assortment of Groceries, conss-
ting in part Of
81 bids Sugar prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
0 Molasses and old crop
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior qua
lily
Talow Candles
Apple and peach Brandy
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard
Coffee Sugars
80 hhds prime Bacon
TEkMs-Under 800 cash. over that amount months
credit for approved and negotiable paper.
p Sale without regard weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.,
10 III Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
BY WELLINGTON GoDDTN.


XE VHE II EAUEb h AND DES1KAHLF
I'VE LOCATED LOTS ON CLAY AND 9TH SITS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WIll be sold tn BS.
DAY afternoon, the 5h Februsry 1853 upon the pre-.
misses, commencing at o'clock, that beautiful and
desrably located half lot the corner of CLAY and
18th street. 1t w II be divided into five suitable size
building lots having the east line OF eth street
four OF them 81 feet and the lot fronting 43 feet
each running back 100 feet TO alley 10 feet wide
The location of this property and the dcsirabeness of
the neghborhood it being convenient the market de-
pot and other public places, renders it peculiarly vaut
bic as residences for gentee families
TERMs-Onethird cash; balance at 4 and 10 months
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained
till last note shall be paid.
fe W. GODDtN Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GEO. j. SUMNER.


"A CeliuN SALE OF GOLD, SILVER
- AND COPPER COINS, MEDALS, &c.-On
MONDAY morning, the 2lst instant commencing at 10
O'clock at thearge the of Mr. Elias Hale
No LOG Main street, will be sold public auction very
large large collection OF old and very valuable Gold Sill
yer and Copper Coins Medals and Pocket Pieces com
prisns from looC to 200 pieces belonging to
OF Abram Levy, deceased
These coins took Mr. Levy fifty years to collect, and
were highly priced and treasured up by him as great Gu
riosities
Also, very fine gold patent lever Watch collection
obeauul Oil Paintings also, Chamber Furniture con-
sistng of high post mahogany Bedsead and Bedding
Bureau, Washstand Secretary and Book Cases. pair of
handsome Ottomans, Chairs rocking Chairs Carpet &c
N. B-The above will be openfor examination on and
after Thursday the 18th instant when catalogues of the
Coins can be obtained; and the public, both ladies and
gentlemen, respectfully invited avail themselves of
seeing such large and fine collection of great curos-
ties and which said to be the valuable in the
United States.
lzB7 Terms cash.
BY order of JACOB A. LEVY
Executor of Abram Levy deceased.
sale to be conducted by Ggo.J. SUMNER. Auct-
It'd
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"a ma IAoNS OFFaCE, NO. D South 4 18th
Let all the world say what they can,
Flo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, extra 80. Feb g.
SO SO "a 90 so 30 10 G "a II &c 81 10.
Whole Ticket No ls "a 5o Two sold and paid
Drawn numbers of Delaware, No. 49, Feb 8:
Al 81 II AZ "a 80 IS A 2 54 SIS IS
Half Tickets, No Al A AZ, another sold ard paid
Drawn Nos of Delaware Noa3-Feb9
"a II 81 SO % 40 81 sc so SO 80 10.
Ticket Nos7 10 81, prize of $780, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra s5-Feb 10:
IS A SO IA 9 7 81 81 81 80 A.
Ticket Nos SIS At. another one sol d and paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No s5-Feb II: Wv
46 60 80 56 So IS SO 20 81 12 8 &C l 90 SO.
Ticket Nos 80 IS, another sold and paid by
SITUATION.
Drawn Nos of Delaware extra, 37-Feb 10;
10 81 SO IS IL AZ rs "a Is SO SO II "a.
Ticket Nos "a 81 rs, another one sold and paid by
STATION.
MONDAY Delaware, No 37-.Capltal, $2575O rs
Nos. IA drawn Tickets SO.
TUESDAY-DeIawar are extra, No 39-Capital: s4
$50. rs Nos 13 drawn. Tickets 81
TUESDAY-Delaware, No 4o-Capital $4,000
Is Nos, ID drawn Tickets 81
Observation-Disclosures Noas-Capita. ssao75.
rs Nos. IA drawn. Tickets 49,
Observation-Disclosures x., No 41-Capital: s., 500
rs Nos, i2 drawn. Tickets So.
THURSDAY-Delaware, No 40--Capitai, $50 ooO-
rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s5.
.FR1DAY-Delaware No 41-Capital. s2O657. rs
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., extra, No 43-Capital: g..
500. Is nos, II drawn Tickets1
SATURDAY-Deaware. No 42-Captal: s350OO-
vs. Nos. 10 drawn Tickets $40.
Buyers are referred to my list of prizes, which ale
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by me.
Orders for packages certificates single tickets in
the above schemes and mall the lotteries promptly at
tended to- ana drawings sent when requested Please
address orders to
de 20 N. STRATTON, Richmond Va.
|bNHE agency of K. FRANCE & co, Managers Of
l. Lotteries, is removed to the office late in the occu
pancy of Robert G. Scott ESQ., Governor street. and
Will hereafter be conducted by G. B. Luck. take plea
every way worthy ofhe confidence which they have so
generously extended to during the last years.
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A GENCY FOR sETTLEMENT OF
IA CLAIMS FOR LAND BOUNTY to volunteer.
$780, and of half to certain widows and Orphans nm
der the act of f .bruary 3, 1853.
WIN. HI. RICNARDSON
late Secretary of the Commonwealth offers his services
for the settlement ofthese Claims and being familiar
with the subject, will for moderate compensation
promptly and faithfully attend such as may be en-.
trusted to him. Having been long IN tue public service
othe State hoped that references are
Address Richmond. Office at the counting house of D.
=. handoh 18th street where he may be found every
uay IIoln ~ 70 TO CLOCK. Ia 9-ctf
GRINDsTONEs, large size suitable for MACH;
~ nists, for sale by
az JOHN GORDON SON
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Who have the soc md exclusive agency of ii
IN and Wratern country
METCEKEI.E,SE EYE SALyE

A CERTAIN, safe and eifrctua remedy for
Sore, Weak and HnGamed Eyes
The great advantages possessed by this article over
every other Is It's ceralny, safety, convenience and
economy All Physicians admit that great danger is
famed and unhealthy state In the of this salve this
objection Is entirely removed and no harm possibly
result from its use being, in all cases, applied to the
convenience pain and danger which necessarily attends
the introduction OF any pungen article into the eye
Its activity In subduns inflammation is great that but
few require the of more than one boe 10
effect perfect cure. One Physician remarked to u.s.
alter having Witnessed is effects several instances
thatlt was "a perfect frekller" We might multiply
why this save should be preferred above every
thing else IN the treatment of diseases of the eye, but
ssks that its virtues be thoroughly tested and that re
directions be strictly followed.
Price Is per bottle, with uldirecons for sale
by Druggists generally and country throughout
the Southern ane Wesera States. ia 5-6nt
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q OPAR'TNERSHI

COMPLEMENTARY.
TIME undersigned having purchased the stock in
n trade of c CRANE SON, have formed co
partnership under the name and style of r. CRANE
CO.. conduct the Hide and Leather business in the
house heretofore occupied by the said ] CRANE K
SON, No 10 Fifteenth street. where they will be pleased
the of this late concern assuring them
aud others who may patronise Them that they will use
their. best -ndeavors to give entire satisfaction.
In addition to the stock on hand they will receive
in few days additional supply of LEATHER &C. com
prisng the usual assortment of goods in their ne all of
which will be offered for sale low for cash. to punctua
customers on the usual time.
Mr.. WIN. BEAL, who for the nine last wears has
been with the old concern will continue with u.s. and be
ready to wait on all his and friends who may call.
DAVID r. CRANE
fe1-2aw2w GEORGE STEEL.
ii AVING sold out entire stock to R CRANE
Il & CO.. who will continue the business at our old
stand, respectfully solicit for them continuance of
the patronage of our customers and friends.
AS simportant to bring business to close, we
earnestly invite all those indebted to pay up with
out delay. Those to whom ind ebted will no
doubt call, without particular invitation.
We may be found at old place, No 10 Fifteenth
street.
fe1-2aw2w ]. G. CRANE K SON.
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\ AnGE NUMREK OF LOTS IN DU-
I - Walls ADDITION FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WI, be sold on THURSDAY the 18th day of February
leo'' upon the premises commencing 81 o'clock. 10
lots situated in Duvas addition the corner of st Ste
phen ana streets, adjoining the residences of Mes
sieurs e Rebman and Il Booker on some of which
there Is a fine spring of fresh water
Also five lots in the said addition at the corner of ST.
faui and Federal streets, the Federal spring.
Also lotion st Paul street, adjoining the residence of
Mr. Geo Nicholson.
Also.a newly erected frame tenement, on the west
ern side OF Second hear Cave street.
w The sale will commence with the tenement on Sc.
cond street.
TKRMs-One-third cash; balance ut 8 and 8 months
tanned. VI '''' ~
10 II W. GODDIN Com,r.
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g-G
tcnon of dealers to their auction sale of Groceries, &c.
This Morning, at 10 o'clock without regard to weather
~ The annual meeting of the COLONIZATION Society
ofVgria will be held in the United Presbyterian church
on Shockoe Hill on Thursday evening. the 18th of Feb
ruary at I! o'clock. The Hon. r. w Thompson will de-
liver address 1t is hoped also, that Rev. DR. Smith
of Randolph Macon College, will speak. fe 10
TIE ATaHENalU M.-Professor WIN. B. RO-
GERS, OF the University of Virginia, will deliver the
Athenaum, Of three Lectures Geology,
embracing much information upon that interesting
subject well be given in three Lectures. The
9Th of February. the second on FRIDAY the llth, the
the third on TUESDAY, the 18th. Ss
EiS7 Lecture begins at s o'clock.
Ticke's i0r each Lecture at the usual price viz
IS tents for single person. for parties otwo 25
cents for the first person. and l2a cents for each addi-
tional person:
THE COMMITTEE ON THE ATHENEUM.
fe S-9t
kg SLAvERY.-A comparative analysis of the
chatte and wages systems their relative adaptations
different social periods. and climates The orr
gin of Slavery. its and functions in social deye
opment, problems of Southern policy and methods Of
graduated ema ncipaton.
A Lecture at the Odd Fellows Wallpaper room--on
WEDNESDAY, P. NJ, by DR.. NJ e. LAZARUS
N B.-Some misunderstanding with respect to the
time and place. having occurred with respect DR.. LIS
previous lectures, he would observe his friends
and the public that his appointments have been puncu-
ally kept, and will continue to be
The solutions Of the different problems treated of in
his all onnected with organic body of
cial sciences they in the field of discussion and
being of the highest practical Importance the attention
of all candid thinkers is respectfully invited to them.
fe l5-2t
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BY WELLINGTON GODDTN.


VALUABLENRU ON VALLEY
STREET. BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL STREETS-Will be sold on FRIDAY after
noon the 18th February 1853, upon the premises COM
mencng at O'Clock, most valuable building lot on the
west line ofValey street. between Broad and Marshall
streets fronting "A feet running back about 100 feet to
Union street will be divided into two lots of 80 feet
each This is really valuable property
TERMs-One. third cash. balance at ) and months for
approved endorsed negotiable paper or title withheld
10 IL w. GODDIN Auct.
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NEWS.

NEW YORK MARKETS. Feb. IA.
FLoUR-Prices have declined to-day. We note sales Of
GOO bbls State brands S5 Southern sells at S5564
S. rs per bbl
WHEAT-We note sales to-day of $500 bushels white
wheat at ST "a a 81 25.
CoRS-We note sales to-day of $4,000 bushels white
and yellow Corn at &c a 68 cents per bushel
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A MEXICAN FARMER.-J ". RANDOLPH
- will act as agent for the American Farmer, pub
llshed monthlyin Baltimore at 81 per year. This is
valuable periodical and worth ten times the amount of
subscription to farmer The January and February
numbers are just out and can be at 1911 Main
at rect. e. m