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VERDICT ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAIL
WAY COLLISION

BosToN, Saturday, Nov. 10. 1854-The jury that
hsve been investigating the circumstances of the COZ
sion on the Great Western Railway Chatham
Canada BY which TWO lives were lost have return ed
q verdict that the accident the result of viola
ton of the rules of the read.
The jury also tuun1 }. KettlewelL the en- gins er
and c. Twichel the conductor of the gravel train
guilty OF mans aughter and thu former arrested
aud committed to jail, bail heinz refused.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
BEAUTIFUL NAVY HILL PROP

BEAUTIFUL NAVY HILL PROP
~ ERTY AT AUC"ION.-Willb be sold on TUES
DAY. the 2lst Of Eo'ember. 1854. at the hour of
O'Clock, four handsome situated B u LDING
LOTS in the plan ofNAVY HILL three lots; each
fronts ~ feet On tbs south side of DIVA! street. be-
tween Sd and 4 h streets ard exteId 100 feet back
to alley is feet wide. This ground 10 eeibly ait.
ueted sioping to the South sufficiently for drsinage
thereby saving to purchasers q heavy item in the
usual cost of grading preparatory building and
the same time securing dry and comfortable base
me fs andy 'rds
months, with interest added title retained until the
last note is paid. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
o 30 Auctioneers
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lis stated that one thousand laborers have been
discharged from Mount Savage Iron Works, Balti
more, in consequence of the heavy decline in iron
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ACQUITTED The trial OF Henry Smith, alias Ba
dow, for the homicide of Timothy Clancy. at
Charleston, has resulted in R verdict of no, guilty
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sEcoNn DISPATCH

HARTFORD, Nov. IT, +. The Wiudham Bank
at Windsor. robbed last night of S22 900 seven
Of which in specie and the balance bills of
bank. The robbery Was EFT scted by three men, who
entered the bank early in the evening.
The watchdog, TO prevent alarm, was first poi
sou ed, and when the clerk who sleeps in the BAN
entered, about 9 O'clock, the robbers gagged and
hound hlGi, aud OF them stood over him with
revolver while tine Others with crow bsrs and other
implements. succeeded in forcing the safe aud Sc
.nr 2 Ii LnnfV
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VERY VALUABI z FARM IN CHEs-


VATELY.-The owner wishing TO discontinue farm
ing, has authorized us to sell his Farm 10 the county
Of ChesteIfield called ''Palestine' lying on the
Richmond and Petersburg abroad, and q miles of
James River, and midway between Richmond and
Petersburg. containing about 800 acres about one
half Of wi ich ia in good arabic order The .oil is of
superior quality, particularly for GARDENING pur-
poses, producing well in wheat corn, oats, &c well
watered, having springs in three fields conveniently
located; good young Apple and Peach Orchard
There seeded this Fail los bushels of wheat now
up and growing finely. The premises well enclosed
with chestnut rails The improvements consist of a
comfortable Dwelling, with seven rooms; four quar-
ters, 1.-TWO OF VIII CHI fare framed) two large framed
Barns one large Tobacco Barn. Stable for Is horses
Carriage House; Feed House; Dairy and Smoke
Houses an Office in the yard; Ice House: Overseer's
House; Kitchen. &C. The neighborhood very good
and very healthy.
A further description is deemed unnecessary as it
is presumed those wishing to buy will vie W the pre-
misses for themselves The proprietor will take plea
sure in showing them to any such.
ERMs-One-tlrd cash; balance in two equal ar
nual payments, for notes or bonds, carrying interest
| secured by trust deed
GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
no l7-2aw2w ''
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FALL OF CHURCH TOWER AND LOSS OF

CINCINNATI. Nov l7th.-AtN New London, Butler
county, yesterday, the tower OF the Congresa
tionalis Church, in of construction, it Ii
the workmen and others, and killed Robert Jones. N
Jones John C. Jones. and wounded ten Others one
or of them fatally.
John q. Jones a wealthy Welchmsu, and was
generally known among his cOuntIymen throughout
the country.
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BANK ROBBERY

BosToN, Nov Il "A despatch received here an
nounees the robbery last night of the Windham
county bank in Connecticut of 81 200. No clue has
been had to the robbers
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BY ALEX MOTT.

CLOTHING, cry GOODS, FURNI-
~ TURE, &c. AT AUCTION.-Wlll be cold, on
TUESDAY, 2lst inst, 1t 10 O'Clock, at my store All
invoice of othing, consisting of Dress Frock and
Business Goats; Blanket and Lion Skin Over Goats:
Cloth and Cashmere Pants; Satin and Cashmere
Vests; Linen Bosom and Cotton Shirts Under Shirts
in great variety.
ALSO-A small assortment of Dry Goods.
ALSO-An extensive lot of new and second hand
Household and Kitchen Furniture, embracing the
usual variety
no 20 ALEX. MOTT. Auct
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LIQUOR CASE.

HARTFORD, Conn., Nov. 1S In the liquor case Of
Ezra Dyson, of New Britain, the Court decided
against him. He however sppealed, and the case
up before the county Court, the jury acquitted
him
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CALE OF VALUABLE Personal.

GALE OF VALUABLE Personal,
~ PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF POW.
HATAN.-by virtue Of decree of the Circuit
ling against Archibsld Boiling and others viii se
the I'D day of November, 1854 if fair; if not on
the next fair day, commencing at IL o'clock NJ at
Centre HILL in the county of Powhatan, situated on
James River, and about % miles from the CITY of
Richmond the following Property, belon ging to the
of Corn; all of the Oats Straw Fodder and Shucks
on the Farm. Also, all of the Stock of Mules Hor-
Utensils.
TERMS OF SALE-For all gums of $25 and under
cash; for all sums over 25 credit of 6 months will
be given. Bonds, with good security will be reoujr.
ed for the credit payments
ALGERNON S. STORRS.
Administrator of Blair Boiling, deceased
&C S0-StaWtds %
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Sl DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
co for the apprehension and delivery to me of
my servant girl SARAH, who is about Is years OLD,
dark complexion, hair grows low the forehead,
medium size She in the possession of Mrs ,
Since that time neither of them have been heard
from. WM. P. ALSUP,
oc 25-2awiw Fredericksburg Va
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AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAYS
SALE OF CROPS, STOCK 60.

5ALE OF NhUFcr OIUCk No.
AV1NG soIt my farm in the County
- OF Nsw kstt. | will offer for sale ct public
suction. en- TUESDAY, the 28th day of the present
month tNovec.b er,b commencing at 10 o'clock If
fir, II not the next fair day) al the Crops Strck
AID Farming lmpieu ents Of everr hind on he place,
consisting of hetwe%t 500 and 600 barrel. of Corn,
Blade and Top Fotes shucks. Hay. Shrsf ard Sred
Oats, Whest and ct2 Straw; Horses aud Mules the
most OF them youn; and LARGE; Cows Oxen. Hogs,
10; Farming implement of every kind; together
With one first rate Phrt shing Mschius; Two Wheat
Fans nearly new oEs Corn Shelter; ore Cu'tug Box;
i~o Ok Carts Horse art; VIII p and CroLs Cut Saws;
Carpentera' Tools NJ
TsRms OF saLE.-An sums under $40, cash: that
amount and over, sx months cred it. the purchaser
sivlag bond 18th approved security
FOE HIKE, privately, for the remainder of the
year, from 10 to - God farm hand., consisting of
men women and bo.s.
no s0-tds JOIN GEORGE
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RUSHTON CLARK g. CO.'S

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, ScrOfu3a, &c.
THE great success which has attended
l. the of the above celebrsted article has led
to many limitations, and much disappointment ard
injury has been suffered from spurious articles puf-
chssers should use the utmost CAUTION In noticing
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK K CO. in full
is blown in the bottle and 10 each label, and the
signature full each cork other gen.
uine. We have been at great pains aud expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and Mr..
Clark went TO New Foundiand to superintend the
manufacture in person, and we will warrant our Oil
from the fresh Livers, and not purified from the
common OIL a. 10 the case with great deal that 10
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton Clark & Co.'s article for sale
BY PURCELL, LADD l. CO and by Druggists gea-
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
no 6-dkw 3m
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p r A 7 T'S $4,000 GIFT ENTER
l. PRIZE, share in which 10 presented to every
customer, at his Gallery, las Main street, where may
be seen q grand collection Of DAGUERREoTYPEs,
Indian Curiosities nc. which it is intended shall
form part of the smaller pre- sens In the above en-
terprse. The large ones consist Of houses, valued
$4,000, 5000, and $1,000 present is insured to
every holder.
Portraits taken in every style aud all prices. by
WIN. A PRATT,
no ii Daguerrean Artist, l45 N ain 1t.
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BURGLARY.

NEW fopx, Nov 1s.--The store OF Clement ri ,os-
good was entered and robbed Of good, silks he TO
the amonat OF SEQ. No clue has yet been had TO
the thieves
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VALUABLE LAND AND Personal

w
PROPERTY FOR SALE IN CHESTE
FIELD COUNTY, NEAR RICHmOND.-WilI be
offered for sale, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 22d November next, the tract of land be ongpg
to James w. Winfrees estate lying Broad Rock
road, or miles from Richmond, containing from
$50 to 400 acres and long known the family seat
The quality of the land is that of the free soil
mon to the tde.water part of Chesterfield the stus.
ton pleasant and aithy; the Farm in good order,
and the Improvements ample for the accommodation
of large family; with good spring water convenient,
and large orchard of Fruit Trees. The access to
Richmond, and to Manchester, likewise growing
town. by a road nearly level, affords great advan-
tsges
This property is advertised in expectation of de-
cree at the intervening term of Chesterfield Circuit
Court for the purpose of division; and the sale will
be on such terms, and conducted by such person as
the Court may appoint. The usual credit will no
doubt be given for large proportion of the purchase
money.
At the same time and place we will offer for sale,
the stock of Horses, Cattle. tincluding Work-Oxen
and valuable Cows mostly of improved Stock3 Hogs.
Carriage and Harness. Household and Kitchen Fur
pture, (s large varietyI crop of Corn, Fodder, &c
Wagon and Gear; Farming Utensils, and other arti-
eles belonging to the estates of MIR. and Mrs Win
free; upon credit of months for $25, or
bonds with security bearing interest.
Sale to commence about IL O'Clock.
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A LARGE STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS GOODS
1T COST FOR CASH

BY Il M ROSEN BAUM,
No. I76 Broad, Corner Of !Stzth Street.
TNTEN DING to remove early in the
IL Spring to eur store and to make ct thai time
some changes in the character of our business we
offer from th, day entire stock Of Goods prime
Cost for Cash. We mean what we say, and ash those
in want to call and examine our stock, comprising
broideIies, Shawls, Ribbons and Hosiery Also
very large stock of Cassimeres, 6stinets Fiannefs
Blankets; together with every description Of Do
rnes.ic manufactures.
Our stock is large and has been purchased for cash
ct exceedingly low prices aud most Of IL within the
last few weeks, at second trip to the Northern
markets. Arsre opportunity 10 now offered for
sumers TO supply their wants
We respectfully invite our friends and the public
M BIN j. L NJ. RosEHBAUa.
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BY GODn'N asPEKsON.

KUS1 EES NALE UF A LOT ON
\ BROAD BETWEEN 6rH AND TIN STs-A
surviving Trustee In Deed executed 70 the sab-
sclioer aud MI =: Blair, now decd, bv Jshn 8.
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, (which said
aeed was made for the purpose of securing debt 70
the Farmers' Bank of Virginia shall In fprtbar
exc cntion Of said Trus. Deed proce to sell at pub
ne ASc e on ne premises for cash, on MONDAY,
f fair If not, the fair day) small lot of land
in the city of Richmond, on the South side of Broad
between 9th and 7th sts fronting abou. feet more
portion mot heretofore solid of the lot conveyed bv
Trust Deed aforesaid, and described therein az fol-
lows, VIZ: "A piece or parcel of land measuring So
feet front on Fl. tnow Brosd) ST., bounded North bv
said street South by lot of mcfarland West by Da-
vars iot and East by Brick House at intersection of
7th with H. street The subscriber selling as Tina.
tee, will convey only such title az he is vested with
by the Trust Deed aforesaid
VIM MCFARLAND Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il ArpERsos, Aucts.
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mol JOHN A. PICKETT, Com'r

GALE OF MULES, HORSES, COWS.
~ CORN, &C., AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at
the residence of P. M Tabb Jr. Esq, adjoining the
first toll gate on the Plank Ro4 d. on THURSDAY
Mules, Horses, 90 head Cattle. among them fine
Mich Cows year old Heifers of fine breed Also
about $50 barrels Corn. Shocks Fodder, Straw, &C.
By order of the Trustee.
no IS JOHN r. D. PAYNE Salesman
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BY ALEX. MOTT.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF FTRNT-
L TURE-On MONDAY next goth inst. at 10
O'Clock, atthe residence of James Mccormick. on
Leigh street, west of Brooke Avenue, near Glenn 4
Daviss Brick Yard, all the Furniture in said TeDs.
msnt, embracing the usual variety-amongst which
VII. be found-One splendid mahogany Sofa; do
90 BOOK Case; / do do Wardrobe; Feather Beds and
mattresses; l large Cooking Stove, &c sc. All in
most excellent order "
Also, large lot Of Wood, Coal and Coke
SAFE positive Terms cash. Sale conducted by
no III ALEX. MOTT Auct
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TRUSTEES SALE OFAT TRACT q,

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION-On
~ THURSDAY. November 23d we viii sell At
our Auction Store, assortment of GROCERIES
viz:
3oo Bags Lasuayra and Java COFFEE
100 8bs. New York SYRUP
so Hhds MOLASSES
Soo Packages Powdered, Crushed and Coffee SU.
Green and Black TEAS
Wrapping PAPER
SOLE LEATHER
WINDOW GLASS
Sperm CANDLES
FRENCH BRANDY
CIGARS: SOAP
London MUSTARD
GOLDFISH. &c &C.
TERms-Under 800 cash; Si00 and over, 4 months,
credit for approved psper.
nol6 DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO., Aucts.
Doors, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- TION.-On FRIDAY, 9Th December we will
sell at 10 O'clock at our Auction Store-S0O Csses
consisting Of e''
Mems and Boys heavy Boots and Shoes, of all
grades
Women's Shoes
Childrens do
Silk and Wool Hats
Caps Sole Leather, &c.
TgRMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over, months
credit for approved paper.
NO l6 DAVENPORT. ALLEN < CO, Auets
CTOCK OF GkOC EKIES, &c.,AT
~ nding to change our business.
We Will sell at Auction, on FRIDAY, oath inst our
GAR, MOLASSES, NAILS, HORSE SHOES, and
other articles usually kept in line of business
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over, mos.
credit for approved paper.
Sale conducted by DAVENPORT, ALLEN y Co.
nol7
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BY GODDIM L. APPERSUN,
MOST VALUABLE WAREHO Usl

MOST VALUABLE WAREHO USE
vi LOT ON CARY AND 25TH SITS OPPOSITE
SITE OF YORK RIVER RAILROAD DEPOT
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on WE'D
NESDAY afternoon. tie 18th Nov, 1854, on the ore.
misses commencing at kalfpsst 10 O'Clock. that most
valuable lot the of Cary and 25th streets
opposite to the lot on which the York Railroad
proposes to build t1eI Depot, fronting 90s feet on
the North side of Cary street, running back on the
East line Of 18th street 55 feet to alley 10 feet
wide The location of this proper is justly regard
ed most desirable by of lis nearness to the
Dock, York Riser Depot, &c.
TER"s-One-fou tn cash. balance at 4, 8 and y
mcnths for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by t,ust deed. GODDIN APPERSON,
no 20 Auctione ers
VALUABLE TENEMENT ON LO-
GUST ALLEY, IN THE CITY OF RICH
on TUESDAY, the 28ta Nov, 1854 on the prenise',
commencing at 1 oc ok p NJ, the very excellent
brick teneme ut on the East line of Lecu't ALLEY. az
% feet, running back about 100 feet and r ting
at 1875 per annum.
TERms-One fourth cash, balance at g. and 8
months, for negotiable notea interest added secured
by a trust deed. GODDlN APPERsON,
no ~ Auctioneers.
HOUSE AND LOT AND ABOUT %
"a VACANT LOTS IN MANCHESTER. FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wilb be sold on SATURDAY
Afternoon, the 18Th November 1854 on the premises
commencing atSs O'Clock, neat new Framed Dwell
ing on the Northern SIDE of McDonough street, in
Manchester now occupied by Mr. Alexander Alvis
near the Fsdence of Mr.. ID. M fullism The house
his large besides Closets &c. Near the lot
there is well of excellent water
After the sale of the vel iar, will be sold between
Is and SO handsome Bui. ding Lots ad joining
TERMS Fer the ling one-third cash: balance
at u and 10 months- For the Lots one-third cash:
balance at E sud months. In either case, forIegc.
table notes, bearing interest ard title retained till
last note is paid.
noe GoDD?N APPERsoN, &uc.s.
I ARGE NUMbE). OF LOTS IN MAN
~ CHESTER FOR StLE AT AUCTION-Wul
be sold, on SATURDAY. he 18th day of November
1854 the premises, the following valuable Build
leg Lots in Mayo's Plan. w Lot on Harrison ST..
Lots in BrandeIs Plan, fronting Sumo ers' street
The sale will commence t 81 o'clock, in the order
advertised.
TERMs-One-third cash; Lslance at 4 and months
for gotable notes, interes added, ard title retain
ed till last note ia paid.
NOT GODDTN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts
DIVE ACRE LOT NEAR MANCHEs-
Il TER. ON THE COALPiT TURNPIKE, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON, the 1871 DAY OF November,
1854, on the premises CONNIE cling at o'clock.
beautiful scEe LOT, on the .tanchester Turnpike
near the Toll-Ga'e, about l mi q from Manchester
TERMS One-thiId cash; balaL:e at 4 and months
for negotiable notes. interest acted, and title tain
ed till last note ia paid
no GoDDIN & A'PERsoN, Aucts
POSTPONEMENI-n consequence of
the rain the about sales were .ostponed to WE'D
NESDAY Afternoon. 22d Nov -, a the same hour.
no 20 GODDIN AF'ERSON. Auets.
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BY JOHN n. D. PAYNE, Salesman.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
oABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND--By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
of tie C ty Of Richmond, pronounced on the 18th
day Of June. 1854 ia the case OF Pickett Us Pickett
and others will sell on SATURDAY, the LIST day of
December, at a. O'Clock P. M, at public auction. on
the premises. Lot of Ground at Rockets frontin
on Rockets street Al feet and running back to Wa
ter sreetit being the remaining portion of the Lot
purr hased by Mr.. Jesse Williams.
TERMs-One. fourth cash; thu balance on a credit
of ene two and three years, secured by bonds, with
approved security carrying interest from the dsy of
sale Title retained until the last bond is paid and
deed ordered by the Court.
mol JOHN A PICKETT Com,r
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BY TOLER L. COOK,


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE ON the SNth day of December if mot
previously sold We shall sell publicly, at Graves
Tavern. near the property Tract of Land contain
ing 243 acres well improved; ana another Tract of
80 acres lying one mile distant efrom-both near
GIegory's Tavern. Chesterfield, 10 miles from Rich.
mond, on the Broad Rock Road at its junction with
the road from Black Heath Pits to Petersburg and
bounded by each road.
Those wishing to view the property, will be shown
1t by MIR. John T. Wood, living within three miles
of it.
Terms accommodating.
no ls-dtd TOLER & COOK, Aucts
GALE OF CORN, STOCK, &c.-Will
~ be sold publicly, on FRIDAY the Oath inst at
the residence of Mr.. j. P. Camden. fourteen mi. 3
below Richmond. near the Williamsburg stage road
and two miles below Bow Swamp Church. the pres.
ent years crop OF Corn &C., &C.; ane valuable Horse
end number of Cattle, among which good Mich
Cows. Terms at sale.
GEO. w. TOLER
For the Legatees of Lucy D. Camden
Sale conducted by ToLER l. Cook, Auctioneers.
no l5-td
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BY KENT. PAINE L KENT

BY KENT. PAINE L KENT.
SPECIAL SALE OF EMBROIDE-
~ RES, RICH SILKS AND FRENCH MERI.
NOES, AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the DIST
instant. commencing at 10 O'Clock we will sell at our
auction roorus, lsrgs invoice OF
RICH EMBROIDERED GOODS,
Comprising: Dotted and figured Muslins, Jaconet
and Muslin Edeings and Insertings, Collars Collar
etts Capes, Sleeves and Bands.
ALSO,
A large assortment of Linen Cambria and French
Lawn Hdkfs.
20 sets rich Muslin Curtains
$50 Dresses rich Brocade, Plaid and Plain Giace
Silks
100 Dresses extra Rich Plaid Silk and Wool Valen-
cias
80 pieces Sd French Wool Plaids
so do extra quality French Merinoes, in choice
colors
so pieces Plsin French De LANES, super quality
ALSO.
To clo.e consignment, large invoice of black and
colored Velvet Ribbons.
Sale positive and without reserve.
ne is KENT, PAINE Il KENT, Aucts.
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&c dUUut I q CIOCh.
D. C WINFREE.
n w NOV.

RI. W. FLUUKNOY,
Ex'rs of Mrs. Wnfree. and admire 4. b. n.
of James Wiley Winfree, decd.
PS.-Ths decree above referred TO has since been
made. and the sale of land will be conducted by u.s.
with Mr. d. May likewise as Commissioner. or by
some OF us; and the terms will be--ons-thrd cash.
aud the residue in and years, with interest from
the date, to be secured by personal security and
lien on the land. n W..
no 15-d7t& WIT ID, e. W.
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SMrTH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for

- Inc cure OF UYsfepSia, FlatuIence, nervous De-
bity Torpid Liver, and all diseases arising from De-
rangeu4ept Of the Digestive Organs.
CERTIFICATES.
NEW YORK, April 20, 1852.
hereby certify thatI have used DR.. William Fl
Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial, and have obtained the
most beneficial results 1 consider it the only sure
cure for Dyspepsia. and would recommend any per-
son afflicted with that disease to use it.
l.. B. LENT.
PHILADELPHIA, May 8. 1852.
would advise all who afflicted with Dyspepsia
to use DIR. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial. was afflicted
with that disease three years, during which time
tried everything that could be recommended. and
without relief Que bottle ofthe Dyspepsia Cordial
effected perfect cure of me, and | now as
healthy as | have ever been. ! have witnessed the
same effect others. l consider this d rtain cure
for Dyspepsia. HENRY DUNLAP,
Coachmaker, 10 Crown st.
PHn-AbELPHIA, March 18th, 1853.
Dr.. SMiTH-Dear Sir Your Dyspepsia Corcial had
the wonder fu and inslantaue Gus effect on me-
Having suhered with Dyspepsia ior time, was
induced 10 give it trial. felt relief from the first
time toOkit Two bottles elected a complete cure
have given it to several OF my friends and invaris-
bly, with the same result.
Yours truly, }. w. FITCH,
Washington House.
For sale by J. 3. WOOD. and
ALEX'R DUVAb,
su ZS-3m Agents for Richmond Va.
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~ Enquirer will copy

GALE OF COkN, COWS, SHEEP
- HOGS. HAY, FODDER, &c, ON BROOKE
TURNPIKE, MILES FROM RICHMOND, AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY the 81 ct of
November, 1854 at II o'clock, at Brookleld on the
Brooke Turnpike. S miles from Richmond, now &C.
cuped by Chas Carter Lee Esq. the following arti
cies of personal property viz: about 200 barrels
mich COWS; yoke oxen; about 20 sheep; a lot of
hogs stacks of hay; and large quantity of blade
aud top fodder, shucks, straw, Nc.
TERMs.-All sums under $50 cash: ovar that amt
months credit, Tor approved, endorsed Negotiable
paper. G0DDIN l. APPERSON
ne 10 Aucts.
largo parcel OF Household F1rniture all the ia nm
ing imp emeuts and first rate light oue-horse Car.
raae. nearly new and several other articles
Terms as above. GODDIE APPERSON,
no I6 Al,