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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
MURRAY HILL PROPERTY.-Two lots
DEREMPTORY SALE of PROPERTY in

III BERRMAN and PEARL~STS.-JAIES " MIL
LER viii sell tie ltth Of January leo5 - the Wy
chants YIcLsnge al lat valuable piece Of property IN
PeekmAn-st Noe q r and a. containing tOfetAeT " ieet
front AID rear by 100 ptA. Also, the t~o stores "a
PeaTst Noe z,5l and 2J7 6etween Peck alp and Beck
n4nst See maps and other particulars at toe A1ctoneeS
No 81 Maden-laoe
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A SMALL FARM for SALE.-The under

WRIGHT deceased pleasantly situated near Jefferson al
lev m Yorktown WestcheseT County OF the road leading
from Peekst 70 Lake hahopse eight miles from the former
sd fuI from the latter place The Farm contains about
tp seres Of sCcd land On the premises are good Dwell
ing Houee and other badings, all nearly also
excellent Apple Orchard and Other fruits Of various kinds
II the above property 10; sold a. private sale before the
frrt day Of February next II VIII that day be sod al
pub;e suction on tbe prennises al II O'Clock A. NJ.
n B. SEQ Of the purchase MONEY remain on the
premses. II required.
FOR further Information apply address the under
~;gned az his place Of rendence, Nest 50nnor. " T.
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No q WlrTR-sr- NEw-loE

No % WsrER-Sr- NEW OK. Jsana'y = lo"-
4 CARD.-The subscriber has great pleasure
N N beng enabled 20 hs friends AMI - uoo
hst he hss been appointed Agent for the use o. As
WARRURG Az MAR Co-of LsndoE and Lverooo- And
IA; hs Is prepared to make liberal Cash Advances on N
- 80 . - tho-e rn.rkets GEO W. ATWOOD.
EETEEEScEs.-SaaL Perry. Esl- No Froat- st. sc"
Yofk Mesrs ?. w Sehbins 40. II Front 81 Ne,F. 3tx
Tsa No 81 Fruntst. New York. WaT6srS AE-1nar CO.
London ard Liverpool; Trimmer GrinseT, Loade1
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EOR SAI.E-A Farm on Long Island, thirty

L>OR SALE-I6 Lots of Ground in one plot
phea for before MONDAY Jan ~; pnee SEQ each sdo
each lot to rennAn bod and mortgage, II des-d r.
SAMUEL r. BARroL, No. IT'S Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

NOTICE u hereby given that the Partnenh9
y henetofofe existing between WHITFIELD D. PAY
hEh and the undsrssDed under the firm name OF JOIN
SONS PARKER, was dissolved on the lt day Of Jena
ry lS pursuant 70 Of the provisions contained ~
articles OF partnership Nsw.Yors, Jan. s. 1854
JARVIS JOHNSON,
WILLIAM JOHNSON
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NOR SALE. on LIBERAL, TERMS Lo
NOR sALE-Three fonr.story Brick Honses

LOR SALE-The three story and attic brick
u DWELLING HOUSE and LOT Of GROUSD No.
100 Chmberss the south side between College place
and Grenwicbs The House built in the substAn-
tal nsnne' "a ket front and SC feet in De pth, with
addition the the Lot q feet Ia front and by
IS fret deep Apply 10 JOSEPH GRkENLEAF No. o.
Wal e. ffom u 10 O'Clock.
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NOTICE.-The Copartnership heretofore q,

NOTlCE.-The Copartnership heretofore 81,
sting between the undersigned, under the hrs
Of November last By mutual eonsent-Alexanaer Hal 10
firing therefron.
The business Of the firm will be eloved by C1OCKEke
STOW, al the store heretofore occupied BY a.
lsigedl WM A CaOCEEA
ALEX HALL,
J. w STOW.
New York, January ISt, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

n House and lesse u Lot No "a East Brosd~sy. Size
Of 10, Is feet u inches frout and resr BY 81 feet inches
deep SIZE Of house Is feet " iDches BY vs. feet desp-
finished In the best For particulars sppiyto
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER Aueponeer,
No. Brosd-st-
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DR. DEBAY,s NIOUKRENOLEO; OR

~ GER, No. 52'i Bowery, opposite Bondst, has
deubtdy the bes, and cheapest sortmen OF every article
In the Bird line rare chance for Holiday Presents
nR. DEBAYs NIOUKRENOLEO Or,
IL INDICATED CoNPoUND Never wa . preparation
for RESTORING, PRESERVING and BEAOrffYlNG
the HAIR Introduced to the publ, with Satisfaction
and confidence m 10 merits than DELAY ) NiOUkRE-
NOLEO or the thousand. who have used " 10 their
lice the PrOpreto IN receipt Of letters speaking 10
terms N the most dec ded appreciation tnfer al eiEcu
stances ard IN every instance have beneficial results been
obtained KNOWING from experience, that Il - dsuder-
asum is patrons have Recommended i their friends
and the Public ~ the strongest terms Every Lady and
and Gentleman who have written the Popnetrs have
invariably assured them thst Nothing. but intrinsic
value could induce them their signatures call
attention 10 il article worthy OF universal patronage
% the numerous Letters received the Propnetor' select
Tie following and Leave the Reader iofm his con-
elusons and judgment IN the matter Every Intelligent
person vii. The first Letter that the Propre,ors
dnee - One from Mrs. Ryeyon
S'-..s J. Aus isF-Ie,a ooa'su'ou',y -ir s-tnoay
'hs n w, ',, 3, ,'s zoe "a, 100 ne "a sd
Va-' resale my family Most r-'sss'f'ry yeur'.
Ard here i. one from Elisha Hayden '''''''' 80
.r,1 or Me,s caaoasd al eve. me- 11 s.., $500 90
se.r testimony 70 O., o. IA b. esnh every Of .et
rcaesrrd beautiful as,o ehld 1t fully bar, "a, ali
had e'y~Cs rom BE fsoA =. yoar ie o he ' Jan Aya
NB-oraer. viii be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
Letters mus, he postpaid and sidrssed to DELAY
Fer sale BY THOMAS J. CROwES, Bookseller, No SO
Broadway 7. FRENCH, Boot.ellsr No 1876 S.s.n-.r.
mrs; Mrs. ID. SARGENT, No. 80. MarEspla;e, ana
Bookseller. generally sl-o By Mrs HAYES. NO rs Fll-
ton, nesT Nss-sust, Brooklyn.
nEPOT Of PERIGORD PRESERVES
II A ROGUE, Importer No 59i Bf0adway.-rhe sue
eessfu debut made by ts csiabshent Ia t recent mod
es location during tie year has ndacsd ths proprietor
% remove ito the large Premises so 50g Broaway above
Nihoa where "a extensive Assortment Of ~ for ths
palate srs an endless variety Of ch holiday presents are
offered ioG saie.
PULLING, SECURING and OIL SOAP. for
NOCen Manuts urers, Of good quality delivered frs.
ofchrEe ~ any u the vess laniEs or rlruad s6t IN
tins Or the New ard states.
JAMES HARTNERs. SCHENECTADY. NY
A PERRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
~ IN DrS Medicines Chernicals Dyesfafs AMI E7ro-
p-an Lecches soda Water and syrps 40 81 Fla c1rr
M4Dcbs~teT-ss-, Manchester y. H..
IA ILNDRlED BARRELS and HALF-BAR.
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I ANGUAGES.-A Gentleman from Europe
Il who has resided for time in the United States
offer, his services he public Professor Of Latin Greek
French German and TIE elements Of Italian and Spani h
lie confident that he give n sat into the Aneos
and sites Of these languages with each other and Wiz
The English tOnzUe materially TO shorten the nn.
Necessary TO acquire perfect knowledge Of each Address
d.. T., al thus ofkce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

DROOKLYN HIGHTS.-For sale, the ele-
- rant House and Lot No. l46 Coumbis-st- running
throash to Furman for beauty Of prospect and pure
the exeeed BY any other IN the world
few minutes distance from the Fulton Waust. Ferries
"T'' JOHN P. WAKE l. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
(EPOT Of PERIGORD Preserves
PULLING, SECURING and OIL SOAP for

Nocen Maauis turers, Of good quality delivered free
ofchlse st any Of the vessel laniEs or railroad de.6s IN
tins o. the New England states.
JAMES HARTNERs SCHENECTADY, NY.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-19

bpm, asaa
Arrive at Utica by 81 m and 8 pm.
lls6 From Utica, by New Hartford, Paris, Watervie,
7 Sangers6eld, North Brookfeld, East Hamilton.
Pooeville, and Earlville to Smyrna, Al miles and
back, six times week. a#s.a .s..
Leave Utica daily except Sunday ats am;
Arrive at Smyrna by pm; aa..
Leave Smyrna daily except Sunday at 6 am;
Arrive at Utica by 4 p m. s. Il 7r e.. =
1897 From Utica, by Clinton oriekany Falls solsvle.
Bouckviile, Eaton, West Eaton, Georgetown, Otse-
lie, South Oselc, and North Pitcher to Pitcher So
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Utica daily except Sunday at am; l".z Il.
Arrive at Pitcher by m; q sa.sg5
Leave Pitcher daily except Sunday at am:
Arrive at Utica by o m. 4...-ra -. .57
Bids for six times week branch from Bouckville to
- Hamilton will be considered.
1893 From Utica by New Hartford Clinton DeapsvlIe
Oriskany Falls, Madison, Solsvie Bouckvile, Ham,
ilton, Earleville, Sherburne and North Norwich to
Norwich, 81 miles and back six times a week.
Leave Utica daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Norwich by 10 p m; sh Is
Leave Norwich daily except Sunday at2pn;
Arrive At Utica By 10 m. -
Ivy From Utica, by Kirkland Lairdsvlle Vernon, and
81 Oneida Castle to Oneida Depot, % miles and back,
81 six times week to Vernon and twelve times week
! 81 10 the residue. 81 gqs
Leave Utica daily except Sunday at 81 pms fag
Arrive at Oneida Depot by 81 pm;
Leave Oneida Depot daily except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Utica by 10 m 81
Il a Leave Oneida Depot daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Vernon by 2pmy3
q Leave Vernon daily except Sunday at l03 M;
Arnve at Oneida Depot by u M.
200 From Utica. BY New York Mills Waesvle. and Man
chester to Westmoreland miles and back, six times
Leave Utica daily except Sunday at "a pm;
Arrive at Wesmoreand by 81 pms aaI /
Leave Wesmoreland daily except Sunday at "a m;
Arrive at Utica BY l03 m. "a ta.s 0ss lac
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t.a.s.white Hall daily e1cep. Sunday at 10 nj

1sasslWhite Hall daily except Sunday at 10 ami
Arrive at Rouse's Point by 6apm;
Leave Rouses Point daily except Sunday at z pm;
Arrive at White Hall next days by
I'LL From schoon Lake by schroon River North Hudson
New Russia, Eizabethtown, and Lewis, to Reese
vile, So miles and back, three times week.
Leave Schroon Lake every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at am;
Arrive at Keeseville by 6pm,
Leave Keesevile every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive at Schroon Lake by 7pm
Ills From Schroon RIVER by Adrondac, Long Lake 80
miles and back, twice week to Adirondac, and once
q week the remainder.
Leave schroon River every Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive at Adirondac by Bpm; t@g
Leave Adirondac every Saturday at sam;
Arrive at Long Lake by I'm
Leave Long Lake every Saturday at lpm;
Arnve at Adirondac by SPIN; .s.a
Leave Adrondac every Tuesday and Thursday at IL M
Arrive at Schroon River by m.
llis From Pottersvlle to Tannesvie miles and back
once week.
Leave Potersvile every Wednesday at s. am;
Arrive at Tannersville by u m;
Leave Tannersvile every Wednesday at Sam;
Arrive at Pottersville by 81 am.
il4 From Ticonderoga BY Putsvle, schroon Lake. and
Woodwardsville, to Minerva, IS miles and back,
Leave Ticonderoga every Wednesday at 8 am;
Arrive at Minerva by pm;
Leave Minerva every Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Ticonderoga by m.
Ills From Port Henry, by Chimney Point VT TO
Bridport, 10 miles and back once a week.
Leave Port Henry every Wednesday at Ian
Arrive at Bridport by 3pm;
Leave Brdport every Wednesday at 4pm,
Arrive at Port Henry by 7 m
l6 From Westpor to Elizabethtown, miles and back
six times week.
Leave Westport every day except Sunday at 6 pm;
Arrive at Eizabethtown by pm;
Leave Eizabehtown every day except Sunday at M;
Arrive at Westport by m.
lll7 From Elzabehtown, by Keene, North Elba Har-
rietstown, and st. Armand, to Merrllsvile SO miles
and back, a week.
Leave Elizabethtown every Monday at 4 pm;
Arrive at Merrillsville by m next days;
Leave Merrillsvile every Wednesday at Sans
Arrive at Elizabethtown by IL m next days.
his From St Armand by Franklin Falls to Hamilton in
Franklin county, so miles and back, once week.
Leave St Armand every Tuesday at Al pm;
Arrive at Hamilton by p m next day
Leave Hamilton every Monday at g am:
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and Oppenhem, to Brocketts Bricge, 20 miles anc
back, twice week '@at st.s q Eas43
Leave Johnstown every Wednesday and Saturday al
14pm; a4=Es 4
Arrive at Brocketts Bridge by 81 pm; o
Leave Brocketts Bridge every Wednesday and satur.
day at m: a1z--S4s4z5 5r-r,--~--.z..
Arrive at YOUNGSTOWN by 81 m. 20
ll77 From Canaoharie, by spraker Bain Root Charles
ton Four Corners Sloansville, and Central Bridge
to Schoharie, % miles and back, til weekly, -
Leave Canajohare every Tuesday, Thursday, and sa.
turday at pm; s3hS
Arrive at Schoharie by z PM; s+
Leave schohare every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at ppm; r@',.zeF -. Is5 &
Arrive at Canajoharie by 8 pm.
IT'S From Canajobarie, by Flat Creek A,eusyle and
Sharon, to Charlottesville, II miles and back, tri-
weekly.
Leave cansjoharie every Tuesday, Thursday and sa-
Arrive at Gardnersvlle by m:
Leave Gardnersvie every Tuesday Thursday. and
Saturday at m;
Arrive at Cansjoharie by 10 a m. si.f5e
From Canaoharie, by Ames and Sharon Springs to
Sharon Centre, IL miles and back, tx times week
from LIST June to LIST OCTOBER and semi weekly resi-
due Of year. sg 3 500
Leave Canajoharie every day except Sunday at IL
Arrive at Sharon Springs BY 8 P No same DAYS;
Leave Sharon Springs every day except Sunday at
SPIN; - A8t3
Leave Sharon Centre every day except Sunday at
81 pm; if# I.},EE
Arrive at Sharon Springs by 7 pm;
Leave Sharon Springs every day except Sunday at
Arrive at Canajoharie BY ia m. asl4-asai
The semi. weekly trips to be performed on Tuesdays
and Fridays. iga11
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27
NEW BOOKS.
THE BOOKS OF THE SEASON.
THE OLD FOREST RANGER,


BY Major Walter Campbell,
With original illustrations finely engraved steel edited
by Frank Forester, in handsome volume, muslin,
A book which has rapidly reached third edition as
this has, is beyond criticism, for the public have already
put the stamp of approval upon t-London Art Journal
So fascinating work of the kind have this
many day. Appended to the volume several pages
ofexpanatory notes, which contain great deal of val
liable inform 'tion. Deer stalking, tiger hunting, boar
hunting. bison shooting snake killing, bear staying and
elephant shooting all have place.-Goucester Tele-
graph
the luxuries which make their appearance twice
in every generation in the world of te 1t is brm
full ofinterest and excitement-Buffao Rough Notes
There's as cinationin these pages. The thrilling and
phans bisons tigers and wild bears make up the quor-
ry here presented in style which rvets the
ton to the end ayuga Chief
Frank Forester. the Prince oil American Sportsmen
edits the book from real love of the subject generally
and from admiration Of the manner in which Major
Campbell treats it particular Wv orceser Palladium
Third edition
Autobiography of an English Solder in the U Army,
bound in cloth with illustrations, price 90
"Any who wishes to know what camp life truly
is-what tt daily and nightly routine of soldiers life
u.s. cannot do better than procure this
Journal.
1t may fairly class in many respects with Danas ad nil
rable Two Years before the Mast louisville Cou-
rier.
ut is desratum in the supply of our martial tera.
ture. ~ Auburn Cayuga Chief
at is written in clear and simple STYLE giving evil
dent proof in every page of its authenticity Montreal
Com. Adv.
Sunny Side and the Shady Side-The Last Leaf from
Sunny Side by Fl Trusta author of IA Peep at Number
Five" Sunny side," &c. SO
The Shady Side; or, Life in Country Parsonage-By
a Pastors wife; rs
Forsale by NASH &c WoODHOUsE,
ma24 Eagle Square.
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ma 26 Commissioner Circuit Court Henrico Co.

GNHINA HALL.-By the ships Tonanonda and
~ America, from Liverpool, the subsc rber is in
cept of his spring importation of CHINA AND EAR
THENWARE, direct from the manufactures and by
the packets from New York and Boston, his supplies Of
GLASS. LOOKING GLASSES FANCY GOODS,
&c. Having of the best assortments he has ever
offered, in which many and desirable patterns
and his whole stock having been purchased before the
recent rise in Earthenware and GLASS; he is able offer
great inducements to those in of any article in his
line HUGH 4 WATT
NH 15-3m No 78 Main street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Julius, Thompson, York River, to Wor
than Co
Schr Leave, Marabe, from Chickahominy River, corn
to Stearns & Brummel
Schr Joseph Lybrand Bell from Philadelphia, coal to
w Wright
Schr Richmond, George, Port Deposit, lumber to Jas
Gum
Schr Grace Garnet Allen from Alexandria, fish to Jas
Winston
Schr Warren Nelson, Leeds, from Philadelphia
coal to r II Clarke
Schr VIM Thomas. Davis, from Albany and Troy mdz
to Crenshaw & Co, Joseph r Anderson, Bowers &
Snyder:E Ragand & Co
SAILED,
Schr IsaacHA ehorn Gregory, for Salem, with -four
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q. y. LUCK,
Stock and Land Warrant A gemcy,

.. ~
Stock and Land Warrant gcmcy,
GOVERNOR STREET.
STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
TNHE highest price paid for Land w Variants; Gold and
l. Silver wanted
rJgs Prize tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of r. France & Co., will be
promptly paid by and all enquiries relative to the
business Of R. France Co. addressed to them ch.
mond will meet with prompt attention.
-my2 G. B. LUCK
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.--The sub
i scrber having purchased the stock of goods be.
longing The of e. M Newburn, deceased and
opened at the store formerly occupied by him, takes this
method of inviting his friends, the of Mr. New.
burn and the publ: generally, to call and examine his
goods He will keep constantly banda general assert.
ment of Hardware pocket and table Cutlery edge Tools
&C., which he wilt sell at very low prices.
A. B. CLARKE,
au II Corner Franklin and 18th SITS
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PROFESSOR ALEXA NDER c. BAKKY'S
TRIO OPHER OU S,

NOR preserving fastening, soening, and promoting
IL the growth OF the hair cleansing the head, and
curing diseases OF the skin, and external cuts bruises,
&c. The common consent Of all who have used Bar
ry's Trcopherous. whether for the improvement and
Immigration of the hair, for eruptions cuts, BRUISES
&C.. Places it at the head of all preparations intended
for the like purposes. This is i-considered
ton. Figures and facts bear it out. The sales
million of bottles year, the receipts in cash, 500,
900. This year the business will exceed that amount
The number of orders which daily arrive at the depot
and mandatory. 1877 Broadway. addressed to Profess
Barry enclosing cash, and requiring immediate at
tent,on, would scarcely be believed. The wholesale
demand is from 2 900 to g. 900 bottles day. probably
ceedIng that all the ether hal preparations joined
The popularity of the article everywhere and the liberal
Dealers combine increase sales with great
rapidly; and Improvements in Its composition made at
considerable expense, adds tots reputation well
intrinsic value. For sale. wholesale and leail, at the
depot and manufactory 1877 Broadway and by the prn
cipal merchants and druggists throughout the United
States and Mexico West Indies, Great Britain and
France; AID by ADIE & GRAY PURCELL, LADD IL
CO., and r. r. DUVAL, Richmond Va. Sold IN large
bottles Price Is ee''s nv 3-6m*
OUT HEKRaNGs.-564 bb!s No | Newfoundland
u Cut Herrngs 70 half bbs. do do, cargo of schoon-
British Queen Capt. Pye. represented to be very ne
anding and for sale by ---
my &c BACON " BASkERF LILLE.
CUANO now dseharging from schr Jane Doughty
W for sale by
ma IS EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

VALUABLE DWELLING IN MAN.
~ NH, TnadEsTER, WITH LARGE NUMBER OF
HANDSOME + D o. BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING. FOR
3st, 1853, will be sh upon the premises commencing
at O'clock the valuable residence jackson street,
Manchester now in the occupancy OF DIR s. Wake to-
getaer with the lot adjoining north of the dwell
ling and between it and the Danvile railroad The
house will be sold with sufficient quantity of ground
attached thereto and the balance of the land will be laid
OFT into lots of30 feet each fronting the north line of
jackson street. and the south line of street, to be
opened from Hull to Porter streets.
This property is remarkably welocate : and from the
improving condition of Manchester, offers advantages
for capitalists and others make judicous investments.
TERNs-One fourth cash. balance at g. IL and l5
trust deed. or title retained.
Pats of the property be in few days at my
Office and at the store of Mr. Beverly j. Sizer in Man
chester
mya7 w GoDDIN, Auct.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN AND NEAR THE CITY OF
RlCHMOND.-ln pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of Henrco county, entered the 10th day of
May, 1852 In the of Staples administrator against
Brown, SHALL Commissioner appointed by and acting
under said decree. proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder on the premises at o'clock NJ.
THURSDAY, the 9th day of June, 1853. the follow
ing dreal property to wit One ehali of two lots,
numbers ~ and 49, south Marshall and 9th streetst
having each front of 20 3l2, and extending on west
10th street 100 feet also half Of lot of A feet west
tending back los feet to Concord street, Also lot No
on east Valley or nth street. in Brown, Page and Gam
place, 'front.' OF 20 eet said street,
extending each 100 feett st eet of 80 feet; also of
lots, numbers 67 8, TO- H. in George Greenhows
plan of the Bowling Green, containing about IL
AT the same time and place will be sold the 9th moiety
of lots 10 and 49, and of lot the 18th
Also another interest of in the six lots above spoken
of in George Greenhows plans Also another lot of ?
acres, being number on said plan, and Immediately
north of the Catholic College.
TERMs-For cash as to third of the purchase
money; the residue a credit Of or 2 months the
purchaser to execute bonds with good security the
deferred investments and the title to be retained until
| the last inatalment is paid. Sale conducted by
W. GODDlN Auct
JOHN HOWARD
ma 26 Commissioner Circuit Court, Henrico Co
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

IN SPRING STOCK.-l am now la re-.nst.,
Ell ceipt OF my spring stock of Goods consists eH y
ling OF Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes Trunks, ~
Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. deem it needless to par
tcuarize; suffice it to say that my stock comprises all the
new styles of goods and from the approved
lecturers of all the Northern cities to which invite the
attention QpurcEasers assuring them that pains shall
be spared toplease them. JNO THOMPSON,
app No 81 Main at
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FREIGHT NOTICE

FREIGHT NOTICE.
plCHMOND AND DANVIlLE RAILROAD
IL From and after May 10TH each article of freight in
tended to be transported the road must have the
name and residence othe person whom it consigned
distinctly marked thereon, and be delivered the Depot
before O'clock P NJ and the freight paid in advance.
JOHN A. FOSTER,
nv 13-2m General Freight Agent
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27
AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
BY JAMES N TAYLOR.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.

GROCERIES, &c.-On FRIDAY the 9th
" May will sell at 10 O'clock at our auction
store an assortment Of Groceries, viz
20 kinds Bacon Sides
$50 bbls Herrings
200 bags Laguayra and Rio Coffee
100 bbls Coffee Sugars
200 bbs rectiied Whskey
so bis Rum
100 packages green andblack Teas
100 M Cigars
30 half and quarter pipes Brandy
Sole Leather
Port and Madeira Wines
Molasses. Soap
Candies, &c &c
TERMs-Under 800, cash. 800 and over 4 months
credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,