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nERS0NS suffering from defective vision, he the same from Myo.
pia, ~Presbytia, Prcsbytic. AInblyopia, Catarac; or Weakness OF
the rctina. eau have glasses applied upon sound philosophical! princi
ples, which will not only improve VISION, nut also preserve the sight
BY constan! reading or writing, without the least strain 10 the eye -
fects Of sight his study for a great number OF years, IS now perma'
ncntly located in Richmond, and is 7 prepared TO serve The public al as
moderate charges us they can purchase spcctaclcs from any traIcT IN in
other wares or merchandise. The citizens Of Virginia will md II
greatly TO their advantage to encourage 4 proiessi9g oil lhut KIM,
0he only one IN the Slatc) as the health OF such a delicate organa as
the eye is TOO important 10 be trihcd with. His glasses are suleiioI'
and his application Of the SANG most accurate. Those IN nceoo u an
opricjan, are politely requested TO call al No. 60 Main street. adJoin'
Ing Mrs. C. Philips Millinery. E. MARkENs' op'Ca"'
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LAND SPRINGS FOR J.
FHNHE snbsc ueer OILERS for sale his Plantation in the county OF
i powhatan, about six miles below the Court House, and tive
from the Richmond and Danviile Raj, Road. II contains 46l acres,
OF which between 100 and 200 acres are in wood of original growth,
and 10 adapted to Shea! and tobacco: Blu. that which gives shs
chief value 10 the place, is a MINERAL SPRING the rare medEi.
nal virtues OF which have been recently discovered.
Below is suhjoined the statement Of Mr. o. A. StrecIer, Cherutst
OF Richmond, In regard TO its properties. Since they have bsenNs
ceftained,, which has been within The course Of the present sumnlet
some wonderful cures have been effected IN the immedlatenei8hpor'
hood:
Besides, Sulphuretted Hydrogen Gas, il contains those otne! va.
liable properties, Alum and SuIphate Of Iron, the chlel lngredlGlts
IN The Roekb1iidse and Bath Alum SPRINGS :" 1t issues $ from IN The ed 100,
OF Tower Hill. supposed 10 be Of Volcanic origin, and inc highest
point IN this section OF country. From its top is the most beautiful
and extensive view in Eastern Virginia, aud some think IL equalso,
if Idoes not surpass any view in Western Virginia. A hotel erGc!.
ed on It's top would catch the pure breezes Of the mountains, which
are in full view, and would be one Of the most agreeable ana healtoy
summer residences to be found East Of The Blue Ridge Of Moun-
.IaIns
The subscriber would sell the whole place. or he invites the Co.
operation Of men Of capital who would be disposed to unite with
him IN the formation OF a company, for the establishment oil a lash'
ionable watering place.
For further information, address The proprietor al Powhatan Court
House. D. b. FOkLOiNES,
References-Dr. John C SHELTON. and Dr.. Sam'l.A .llohson, The
Union" P. o., Powhatan County, Va, Joseph A. Mayo, Powhalan,
Court House, Va. Fen. 2i-u.
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a,cTV DOLLARs REWARD.

., .v.,n, Woman named mUy Hill, VINO ran OIL rom TIE
,,h. on or abcu; tho 2o.h Dec. last. ] will give the above
',osh b.r jeIyery al Cary street Jail, or if lodged 10 any other
- w her. She is black, about 10 years OF age, five feet
- yS,.b~ha. a small wen on one Of her wrists. Her person.
|7;NNsn Is good. THOMAS u
,nl an-ts:
E.,rE-- A meelIng Of the Stuc kholders OF the Richmond
VI S,,ro,;esville Turnpike Company, is called for the 4ll
! r. D. Al 10 o'clock, 4. M, at saunders Temperance Hall, on
hN'I. between Broad and Grace
'"ss' JOHN y. CRENSHAW, President.
r,,.s of the Stockholders who have not paid 10 the last
LAS Ter shaie will pay up at once, as the money is want.
.,,Ylsic the cash payment to the Brook Turnpike Company,
% ~, a whIci are now ready. April 20-ctd.
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SUPER. PHOSPHATE OF LIME

To The Farmers and those nhO may DC foGoning Agricultural
Pursuits.
TINE subscriber begs TO call their attention TO the above valuable
L assistant and fertilizer, 10 their soils, and invites tho'e VINO
have never made trial TO do 80, with its ELECTS, &C, tue present
spring. feeling assured they will be highly pleased with It's aIrea"y
pronounced MA gic results. as a promoter OF growth generally
ScrupuIous experiments have been made with this manure, from
time 10 time. by various acknowledged scientific agrcuturahsts. oy
the side of Peruvian Guano, as TO It's relative value compareu WV
the latter, and in many instances a decided preference repotleu upon,
but nothing certainly inferior. One great. advantage IL possesses
over Guano is, lit may be in all cases applied directly upon a. me
mr. arounJ pIants. without the fear OF burning the crops IKE Guaho.
Like The latter il has become Il laroritc with all those VINO nave test
cd its merits, and its sales for so recent an INTRODUCTION are uhPieee'
denied. AlIcrops are benefited by its application.
Full particulars for using, &C., Likewise copy OIL an analysis latey
made by Doctor Stewart OF Baltimore, Analytical Chemist, lOl tne
MED by his remarks. may be had Of Messrs. McGruder q sons Of
supplying OF a pure article. My brand disposed OF by any other
parties in this city, will not acknowledge the responsibility OF. AS
there are limitations, think il necessary 10 give such publicity. All
has will hcncelorward be brandsd. &. b DgBURG'S
No. | Super. Phosphate OF Lime.
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LANn IN HANOVER COUNTY FOX SALE.
TIME subscriber offers for sale privately, the tract OF Land, on
which he al present esides. lying on South Anna River and
Beech Greek. q miles fro II Richmond and seven miles from Slash
Cottage, or the r. T. &P Rail Road, containing about four numbered
acres. Better than one h,lf IS arabic land in a high state Of i'm.
puvemenr, and we'll udarc cd TO The growth Of wheat, corn, oats and
tobacco; a good portiunoI II being river and creek low grounds
Tho balance is well sci in oak and pine.
Il abounIs in numbero OF 6c Springs, ahording a constant a sup
plyof as pure water as any in Virginia
: The improvements consist OF a dwelling with four rooms, in com:
Portable repair, together with an addition Of three rooms connected
10 The main dwelling by a porch this part will be repaired, II re.
CURED, before sae,) a new barn, corn house, granary, smokc'housc,
carriage house, &c.
The location is as healthy as any in Eastern Virginia. The society
good. A more minute description is deemed unnecessary, inasmuch
as those who may desire TO purchase will call and examine for the NJ
selves.
Terms will be made accommodating. e. F. MCDOWELL,
Oct l4-ctf Nesrofuot Post Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

METROPOLITAN HALL.
NHISS E. w. WHITE having been induced to give one more ike.
NE rary entertainment takes this method of announcing, that &he
wilt resume her pOErlCAl. READINGS from Shakespeare snd
other authors In METROPOLITAN Monday evening next, May s,,
commencing at u quarter past 8 O'Clock.
n Tickets 81 cents, TO be had al the door. April &c I'd
THEATRE,
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
VNHiS FRIDAY EVENING" Aprii 28,h. 1854, will be hr.
4 formed the equestrian drama Of
PUTNAM.
Putnam, MIR. Derr-Gen. Washington, Taylor-Talbot, Siple-Ohec.
tab, Mr.. WAd-Sapiin, Ryan-violetah, Mrs Ward.
TO conclude with
TIIuMPlSG LEGACY.
Tomorrow. Benefit OF Mr.. Eerr.
Doors open a, 7-performance to commence a, IL O'Clock, pre-.
ciseiy. April %
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w. PSON,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT law,
SXyILL practice III the Superior and Inferior Courts Of Monroe,
w and the Superior and Quarterly Courts OF Giles. Mercer and
Raleigh couniies. WI give his persona! ard undivided attention
To The collection Of claims OF all kinds within the jurisdiction Of the
above Courts.
EI- w Thompson will act as Collecting. Agent for Eastern and
Northern Merchants for the above counlies-wii forward FUNDS
when collected in check, or as otherwise directed, reserying i've per
Address Indian Creek, Monroe county, Va. Office at Springfield.
Apri IQ-ly
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byr Public, No. ~
"i hESOI I1TION relative In hids fr n1ovisions clothing

~ large Rooms, (fronl and rear) in the hesA
fusa. eS'ension OF the opmbian Hotel, and nearly opposite If:
" Nv comm SIS on I'm merchant.
d n eme'e Z oms, # desired, The necessary fixtures for q commits.
"a. , ,N nc uding 4 full set Of blank boots. may be had. For
Spm1 JULIEN 1o
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE. -,
+ WISH 10 sell a Tract of Land, about 100 acres, a mile ana a h.I
from Port Royal. Caroline county, Virginia. imme lately on le
road 10 Bowling Green. The land is very rich. more tnan U
hundred acres are in wood and timber, which sell we'll, elmer ID
port Royal or 10 vessels and steamboats, trading with Fort koyal
There is a descent all the way from the farm 10 the village, and the
road is excellent. The soil is admirably adapted 10 Wheat, o 6,
and Tobacco. Its advantages Of situation are surpassed ny neN
Iarna in The State. would prefer dividing 1t into TWO OF mfes
small farms, and such divisions would suit purchasers oee,e' , as
nar,s Of il would suit timber -geters and wood-cutters. c ~ Pe'
sent. and another pouioris open and ready Tor iarnins. II Nr
rroy cments on II are new, and sufficient for farming purposes. d.,
7 would like 10 sell several Houses and lots IN me r1w Hn n NJ u r
Noyal. 'eoN'h
March l6-f "
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DOGGETT a. ANDERSON,
I1pGO1Sfcrera aud Pnner HanHer,

GFAVE now IN store heir Spring Stock OF French and American
Ii PAPER IlANGlNGS, amongst which are some OF the richest
Gold Velvet and Silver Papers for ParIors. Also, a genera assert.
ment Of Floor and Table vi CIoths, India and Cocoa Mating. Win.
dow Shades and Blinds. with u general stock Of Curtain and Uphol'
STEERING Goods, all OF which will be sold on lair terms.
Paper Hanging and Upholstering attended TO punctually in town
or country. April 3-3m
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MERCHANDISE
J. SCTfNER,
Importer and Dealer in China, Glass and Farther

GEORGE j. SOEfNER
importer Dc"icr In China, Glass and Enrthen
Ware.
(NG. 20, fmyrbenh !Srs,n
4 As now IN store. and Is daily rcrelyIur bI Snrinr SUBJ ~
IL plies ui EARTilEN WARE anI CHINA OF his own SA
g. "a nnl"iia.lnn' ui lhe latest AMI most approved patterns KS
sDan .naics, tn!eil.er with Il large stsE 0f GLASS e.
R& AM LI'hlNG GLASSES and FANCY GOODS His
=. IoiH wiz We ioend as extensive. and accs as los as al!
No'' am ie,paIsims ous can oner. Merchants visiting this mar
set, VII promote Ihelf own Interest By m examination Of his stock
Marc 3-d2m ""s
BARGAINS!
AM IN receipt OF i large assortment of China. Glass and IN,
L ute rom The manufacturers. Of many new MA
m.-n anu handsome shapes add patterns, 10 which, with a w
TSch"lce stock Of Fancy Goods. Looking Glasses, some. g
f$f "at, lamps, &C. lavite the particular attention OF both
GD wholesale and retail purchasers.
Being determined TO reduce my stock, with a view Of making I
change IN my tnslness. Inducements will he offered TO punclu.l Gus.
toners, or PERSONS purchasing for cash.
Particular attention laid 10 Tie packing and delivery of goods
in good order. HIGH A WATT
March l4-3m China Hail M - Main .rrss,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA..
AnpAINGNENT DE pRAEESSlRS

n IT Z VI 7 WI JSNN
A T a meeting Of the Board Of Visitors, held nj The College on the
IA l7lh day OF March. 1854, the following resolution was adopted
Resolved. That the Board will. On The 18th day Of May. proceed To
ill the Chair OF Materia Medica and Therapeutics and thai Of tho In.
.,iutc of Medicine and Medical JuriHTrudencuj and that notice
thereof he given through such Medical Journals mud newspapers,
and in such other mode as the President OF The Board may deem proper.
Resolved further. That all applications and testimonials in refer.
ence to The proposed appointments be directed TO the Secretary Of
the Board oil Visitors. IliEo. +. MAfo,M ",
Secretary OF The Board, Richmond, Va.
Norfolk Beacon and Argus, Alexandria Gazette and Sentinel
Wheeling InteIIig enccr and Times. Fredericksburg News and Herald,
Winchester Republican and Vrginian, Charlottesville Advocate and
Republican. Staunton Spectator and indicator. Danvile Register and
Republican Kanawha Republican, Abingdon Vlrsinian, %Lynehhurs
VIrsinian and Republican, Petersburg lntrligencer and South Side,
Democrat will please copy weekly untiI 2nh 0fMay. ard forward their
accounts 10 the secretary OF the Board at Richmond.
at..b u ,N,y-l
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SPRING GOODS.
WE have just received. by steamersf from the Northern markets
w the largest and best assorted stock Of DRY GOODS we have
ever had, which we are prepared TO sell for cash, or 10 punetual
lime customers, at very small profits, consisting Of Tho following, IN
part
Brown and bleached Shirings and Sheetinss
German Buriaps and Striped Osnaburss
8 and a. Plnid Domestics
Bed Tick and Striped Shiring
Linens, Ducks and Farmers Drills
Fancy Linen Drills and Shiring Linens
Cloths, Csssimeres and Vestings
Printed Linens for children's Cloths
All wool Mouselins, plaid ard plain
Chailies, all cotors, plaid and plain
Black Gro DE Rhine and Tafeta Silks
Plain. striped and figured Silks
Plaid checked and striped Summer Siiks
Plaid Berascs, Chalie De LANES and Tissues
English, French and American Prints
Ginghams, Bingham Lawns and OrsandleM usllns
Sleeves, Collars and Chemisettes, large stock
Cambrie and Muslin Edgiass; inserting and FiouneiaSI ~ .,o-
Black Fillet Mius, AleIander's Kid GloVes-large stock all colors
Ladies' and Gcntlemen'u Cotton, Thread and Silk Hosiery
Linen Cambria Handkerchief and kentings
Berlin Cords, for BoDnets
Nainsook, Swiss and Null Muslins
JecOnets. plaid, striped and checked
Biiliants, coiored and white
Irish Linens and Bird Eye diapers
Linen Shecungs and pillow case Linens
Linen Huckaback, DOwlas and Napkins
Brown and bIeached Table DamasIs
Bombazines and black Alapaccas
DeBeges, Linen Lustre and Poplins
Spring Shaw'sand Nantes, new style
Frnges, Gimps and Silk Buttons
Shell and Buffalo Tuck, Side and Putting Combs
Hair and Tooth Brushes and India Rubber Long Combs
Grass Cloth and Mohair Skirts
Parasols and Umbrellas
cravu,s, black and fancy Tics and Linen Cellars r1v,ss
March 2l-c6w NJ. lA, Eagle Square.
FOR RENT OK LEASE.
2EY mandatory, in the town Of Columbia, Fluvanna county
iH1 with water power from the James River and Ranawha canal
containing TWO acts Carding Machines, four Looms and one Spinnins
Fnme, which, If we'll ma ged will, from its very advantageous 20.
stion, do q first rate business. For terms, apply 10 the SUBSCRIBER
0 y March a e5mcwlm DUNCAN McRAE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THOS. j. CLARKE, date OF Richmond,)
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,

Wi; subscriber having purchased the office late in The occupancy
Z -! Thomas Lambert, Esq will he ,hr Iscl 10 receive orders for
tickets in all Lotteries .unIrr the manasemrnt of X. FRANCE &
CO. AlIorders will meet his proIntl and confidential attention, and
The Drawings will lie forwarded az soon as they are received. AID.
dle3s. TIIOS i CLARKE, Baltimore, Md.
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hHISCOThL CONV
FARE FROM RICHMOND To LYNCHBUkG AND BACK,
ONLY IS.
THO acc omnolatc those who MAY wish u leave Richmond IN the
4 morning, we WILL sIarr an extra Eoa, Monday, 18th May, at
O'Clock, and arrive in Llnchburs Tuesday at 5 p. NJ.
The regular boat will leave as usual, al p. NJ.
Fare ny both Boats, for the Tounl trip, s.. Including neals, IS -
Return ng The extra Boat will leave L~ynchburg Monuay, the ed at 6
A. NJ. and arrive III Richmond Tuesday at Z +. NJ.
This, for the admirers of nlture an the agriculturalsf, is The most
charming monlh IN the year, aud by leaving Richmond. in the morn.
ing or Ly nchburs. III the evening or visa versa, the James River with
It's beauii,ui scenery AMI rich low grounds aid high lands, will be
seen on he whole route by daylight.
ADriI 25-cld. BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT,
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VIRGINIA
TIME Board Of Visitors OF this Institution will meet at tho Insti-
Il tue on the ed OF June, 10 make the usual appointments Of Ca
diets. Applications will be made TO THE Superintendent, post paid, on
or before The day OF their meeting.
Vacancies for STATE Cadets exist in the following Senatorial Dis
ricts under the old Constitution Of Virginia.,
III. SpoIsylyania, Caroline, Essex.
XII Accomac, Northampton, Williamsburg, &c.
XXI. Rockingham. Pendleton.
XXVI. BrunswicS, D%inwiddie, Greensyllle.
xxx Loudoun, Fairfax, Alexandria.
As the vacancies among the State Cadets may occur al the exam.
ination in June, applications may be presented from the State at
large.
Provision having been made for the completion Of the wings OF
the new Barracks, Il I'll possible that some twenty or more pay cadets
Than the usual number appointed, may be received this year. Ap.
plicalions for pay cadet appointments may be made therefore from
the State at large upon this expectation.
Qualifications for both classes Of cadet. Age, between l6 and Is
ears-unexceptionRbl moral Characterization from bodily dis.
ease and indrmiy-and ability to perform with accuracy the funda.
mental rules Of Arithmetic and TO read and write with facility. The
State cadet applicant must chow his ability to pay his own expenses.
The graduation exercises OF the Institute will take place on the 9TH
July, 10 which, as we'll US 10 the annual examinations, the public
are invited.
The usual display OF Fire Works on the night OF the 4lh July.
April l4-ct2June. FRANCIS II. SMITH, Supt.
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0GO0

M man ALBERT, who has been permitted 10 live with MS iaIit
MI ly in Richmond for the last IS or 20 years, has absconded, md
is supposed to be in some Of the cities Of the North a good brick
mason. rough caster and plasfeier, well known 10 middle virginia.
about az years OF age. q mulatto, slightly grey. about feet 10 inches
high; can write and figure well; rather low and talkatiye, making u
fair and favorable impression. will give the above reward, if de.
April i5.c4w DABNEY COSBY.
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BROAD ROCK e

BROAD ROCK JOCKEY CLUB.
nERSONS whose names have been ntered a.
as members Of the new BROAD Rock <SAE@
Jockey Club" aud all others DESTROYS Of e-@3&N%~
cunning members are requested 10 meet n IheG~6>~-~.
UNITED STATES HOTEL" on SATURDAY EVENING next,
al eight O'Clock. for The purpose Of organ zing. Punctual attend.
is vary desirable on this occasion.
April 2S-N V NEEN. fIoprleIor.
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IN Az PLASTEk.-5O barrels In store, for sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT & co
a. SontIsONs visiting lie city can be ~acc9mmodated with board
apu ,Sslns, Attic FLOYD HOUSE, opposite the American, at
fN0'''o or - per week. April 2S-e3t
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NEW STORE.
CHINA, CRUCKERY, GLASS WaRE &c

No. ~ MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
ID L HlCKSDN & CO. respectfully beg leave TO an. csx~
Res nounce 10 iteir friends and The public in general, that NH&
eHs they have opened with Z full and new stock Of GILL ED
~ Ma, CROCkERY, GLASSWARE, &c. OF the latest 6&
H%Y styles and patterns, including some handsome China Tea
@S Sets. with a variety Of beau iIuI China Ornaments. ard other
goods connected with the business, CONSISTING in part Of Table Cut.
Plated Spoons, Forks. Casters and britannia Tea Sets, Wait.
crs. Trays; Solar and Fluid Lamps, Looking Glasses, &c. Also, a
supply OF Willow Baskets, Brass and Iron bound Tubs, Churns.
Buckets, kcelcrs, &c, Brooms and Brushes A liberal discount and
low prices 10 dealers.
Goods carefully packed and orders promptly attended to.
March la-rtT l.. uIckSOS & CO.
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aPaInB[ -
ThadJeus W. White, De'enGan.: ar
The object of th, SUIT ist obtain a decree divorcins The plaintiff
and The d.(enJan nj "a pinclao mairon,ni;'' and affidavit having been
m lde and filed that the defendant IS a nonresident OF this Comnvn,
uesIh The said defendant is notified to appear at the Rules TO be
holden in The Clerks Office Of the said Court on the first Monday IN
June n.xr. and do what is necessary 10 protect his interest 10 this
suit. A ~CUpy-Tcste: ru. no,rNeoN c,r
April S-cw4w bUS. ROoiNSON,C u y.
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FR n
AND EVENING CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS FC

LADlES AND y EME ,i,,;,
a NJ. DE MONTHURRY, lately Principal OF an Institution o
a. Modern Languages in New York city, hHs the honor &c u u
nounce to the citizens OF Richmond, that he Is prepared 10 give IN.
sIruciion in the above languages on 4 system entirely new, winch
will enable the learner TO speak aud to write IN q short time, win
ease and huency. al
ii. can be found over the Office Of DR.. Gooch, on Bank street, :
doors below 9th street. AZ
Paul French Consul Mr. 7. Dacosta Walter II. Harrison, Esq
James K. Caskic, Esq. II. X. Pleasants, ESQ.
Anrn Is -u2W
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GEO.. IT. SWAMI,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CfIANCERY,
JACKSON. MISS.
nRACTICES Law in the several State and Federal Courts held al
4 jackson, and in the Circuit and Probate Courts Of Kinds and
the n%eighboring eastern counties. lie will also attend TO The payment
Of taxes and redemption OF forfeited lands al the Auditors Office.
Refers TO Stephen X. Egelest0n. Esq; Henry P. Irving, ESQ; Sa-
muel Marx, Esq. Cashier Bank Of Virginia; Messrs. Harris q Glib.
nor. Richmond. Va. Nov. 26-clY
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lDMINISTRaTOR'S SALE,

IN SATURDAY, the 9th day Of May, al S O'Clock. ?. NJ. ! shall
~ sell publicly, on the premises. an improved lot, Corner Of Broad
18th streets. fronting on 2Uh ~ feet. and running back ~ feet 10
Il Z loot alley. The Improvements are two brick tcnemcnis, kitchen,
&c. me ui which ;enements is occupied as 4 grocery.
TERMS:-Oncrhrd cash; balance in equal instruments at 6 and
II months, bearing interest, and title retained I'LL last payment.
THOMAS MORRIS,
Administrator Of John Morris, deceased.
Salet IN no nIu by Tn,v On ~ fn.v A-,, l,rI ~
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SHIPPING.
FOR BREMEN.
VNIE fine, fdstsailng ship Goethe, Cart. Miller, is loading
l. in lieu Of the Columbia, for the ubove port. For bal. ~
ance of room or passage, appylo HT@
April27 SCHAEK. hOliLER d co. Tx
FOR
TIME A Bremen ship Meta, we'll and favorably known
i here, will load for The above port. Those desiring to SE.TtN
ship will please apply early 10 FHTY
April 2-2t LHDLAM 81 WATSON. S@S
lNNEIGHT WANTED for Wilmington North
Il Carolina. Charleston. South Caraina. Savannah, Key 1AL&
West, ApalachicOla, Pensacola or Mobile. Apply 10 mn
Jan. 81 ROBERT RANKIN. FL
y HALIFAX, Now Schr.
Il GLESROY. Capt. EagecOnbe, is now loading, and LIZ
will sail with dispatch. For freight, apply 10 fHS
SHIELDS a. SUMMERVlLLE, or Tt
April 10 CHARLES W. SNOW. foot OF ath street.
q. :. MAIL STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
LEAVES SATURDAY MORNING. AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
TIME Roanoke, Capt. skinner, will receive ireishtA esTu
Il the entire day OF Friday, 18th inst, and leavesEEESEsS
Saturday morning, 29,h Inst, at 7 O'clock, before -1a@
which hour passengers are requested To be on board.
Tickets and tprls secured at our office south.side Of Basin.
Passengers Tor Norfolk, charged The same as by the River steam.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-28

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