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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY GODDlN 4 APPERyON.

VERY HANDSOME COTTAGE RE
SIDENCE ON CLAY, BETWEEN 1sT AND
ESD SHEETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on FRIDAY afternoon, the 9Th octooer
1854. the premises, commencing at a ociecx tns
very valuable cottage residence, the South sde OF
Clav, between LIST aud I'd Streets now In the oecu'
pancy Of Mr. l.. w. Ross. .,.,
The Lot fronts 3e feet and rurs back 165 feet WIN
ths right OF an alley. The house. 10 built OF wooo II
nearly new and s in the most perfect repairs IN ese-
~ respect, n
TRRMs-one fourth cash: balance at 8, sno
months, for negotiable paper, bearing inteies" DC
cured by trust deed. or title retained.
% GODDIN APPERSON, Auc's.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS On
BROOK AVENUE AND DUAL STkEEIc Ia
AT AUCTIUN-WiIl be sold on FRiDAf, tne Gsn
day OF October, 1854 on the premises, commene.us
ut O'clock several valuable building iou on iii
West sida of Brook Avenue and corner with Duse.
street. These lots admirably adapted 20 s1oeeI,y
stands. Terms third cash, balance at anu :
months for negotiable notes, interest adaea. a. ~.
title retained till last note Is paid plat oil the o'
se % GODDIN l. APPERSON, Auets.
GALE OF NEW HOUSE IN FULTON,
- AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on SATUkDAi
afternoon the S0th September, 1854, on the piemi.
es at Al O'Clock, newly erected frame dwelins or
Fulton street, in the plan Of FULTON, frontihs 'o
feet running back $40 feet Terms at sale.
e29 GODDTN APPERSoN, Aucts.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-The Coroner's exami-
nation of the body of the murdered Frenchman
proved that no pistol was used, but that the scull
was driven in by round blunt instrument There
10 no clue to the name of the deceased except the
letters A. F. in his stockings in red marking cotton
His clothing was apparently of all French manufac
ture; his hat by Davy Jeune Rue st. Honore Paris
On his arm Is marked with India ink bust of Na
poleon. No weapon was found upon the premises
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TRIAL OF VIM J. WINNING have already an.
nounced the faur' of the jury to agree In the case
of Wm. J. Winn. The Lexington Gazette states
that the venue has been changed and that the case
will be again taken up at the next term of the Cir.
cult Court Of Bath which commences about the 10th
of October
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIANs,
AND LOTS IN .sFuLroN,

IL AND PORT MAYO" AT AUCTION.-On
FRIDAY. 18th September, at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ, upon
the premises In the town Of Fulton. viii be sold.
D. ROCK near the residence of Mr.. L. Ford. con-
tanning rooms, with well Of good water; the lot
House and Lot on Graham street. occupied by MI
David Mountain, with lot Coil 10 feet Also several
building Lots, near the above.
TERMs-One third cash ia 'ancs at 8 and months
with interest and title retained
seI TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
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THOMAS r. PEICE q co. are now

THOMAS K. IleICE & co. are now
l. receiving by ever arrival large supplies of new
STAPLE and FANCY Dry GOODS. selected with
care for retail which they invite the attention of
their friends and the psllic They have opened
Black SILKS-PIain jrded and Figured-a large
stock
More ANTIQUES-A,sck, White aud Colored
MERINOES, MOUSsAiNE and Rich PLAlDS,
in great variety OF styles and al all prices
French EMBROIDEilES in greater variety than
ever before
CLO.Ks and MANTLLAS, of newest and most
approved styles
GOODS for Housekee ding, Servants and Families
Family LINENS and uouTnng Goods
And a general mt of Goods for Farmers,
Planters &c &c, all Oh The most reasonable terms
Having made extensj q Improvements aud addi-
expose greater variety of Goods in their line thaa
thew Laya heretofore do 28-4t
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BY ELIAS HALE. No. lO6 Main st.
ON THIS EVENING, at Z o'clock

ON THIS EVENING, at Z o'clock, I
~ shall offer at auction large sssortme mt of Staple
and Fancy Goods: consisting in part ~ follows viz:
Gold and Silver Watches
CT Id Jewelry of every description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks of all kinds
$500 doz white and colored spool cotton
$500 gro Buttons, assorted kinds gsss
l75 - Lead Pencils, assorted kinds
750 doz Knives, Scissors and Razors
500 +" Porte Monaiss and Purses
251 Hair, Teeth, Nail and Lather Brushes
rs +" plated Sewing Birds
$50 I" assorted Combs s4ts
lis f" fancy Boxes, q large assortment
2450 fancy Soaps, 40 different kinds
Also, large assortment of blank books, paper en-
veopes, steel pens waters, double barrel guns pa.
tent balances spoons, coffee mills, hammers togeth-
er with great variety of goods too numerous to
MENTION In lots to suit purchasers Every article
warranted as represented City and country mer-
chants respectfully invited to attend the sale
the goods will positively be sold to close conssn-
ments. ELIAS HALE,
log Main st.
L. = E
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 27.-In the great trotting match
yesterday between Highland Maid and Eddy, the
latter was the winner in four heats. A very large
amount of money changed hands
The republicans of the third district, Wisconsin
have nominated Charles Billinghurst for congress
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BY LARUs SHINE.
HANDSOME HllIlNEH0I,D EIIRNI-

IL TURF, &c, AT AuCTION.-On FRIDAY
nexr, the 18th inst. commencing at 10 O'Clock, we
will sell at public auction, ct the residepcs iof Mrs.
C. Philip, on Main, between 7th aud 9th streets her
entire stock of handsome Household Furniture (she
being about to leave the city,. embracing in part
splendid Brussels Carpets and Rugs
handsome Rosewood Plane, Stoddards best
2handsome Springseat Divans, hair cloth
Sofas,
Mahogany Gothic worked seat and back
Chsirs
II superior Mahogany spring ParIor Chairs
handsome Mahogany Bedsteads; Beds, Mattress
ea &c.
handsome Lsdies Dressing Cabinet
Mahogany Book case, Lounges, Marble Top WASH
stands,
splendid Parlor Chandeliers and Passage do.
Oil Cloths, Stair Carpets gether with lar and
good assortment Of Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c.
P.S-Mrs. C. Philip will take pleasure in exhbi.
ting to the ladies her entire stock of Household Fur
niture, &c. &C., on Thursday evening preceding the
sale. The above Furniture IL all city.made. made
order. LARUS & SHINE,
&c 26 Aucts
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THE FEVER AT SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, September 26-There were eleven
deaths from yellow fever in this city yesterday
The weather is warm, with little rain, not at all
favorable to a restoration of health. However, the
panic has ceased, and are locking anxiously for
q frost to obliterate the pestilence.
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STEAMER RIIRNT

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27.-The steamer Clara was
burnt on Red river with cargo of 500 bales of cot
ton three days ago-no particulars.
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The estimable wife of one of our worthy neigh
eors living In West End, presented him, on Tues.
Day with three tine children at birth-two girls
and boy. The mother and children are doing
weli.--Aler. Gaz.
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Lsurence r, Bayne, Esq of Alexandria. has been
appointed BY the Directory Of the Orange and Alex.
andria Rsilroad Company. director ia thsl Com.
pany. in place OF the late Col Silas Burke.
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CHOLERA AT pfTTsRrIRG

PrrTsBuRG, Sept. 27-There were 10 deaths
from cholera to-day. The panic hes entirely sub
sided. and the disease Is on the decrease
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EPISCOPAL BISHOPRIC OF RHODE ISLAND
PROVIDENCE, September 27th-The Protestant
Episcopal Convention Is in session in this CITY,
The clergy have nominated the Rev. Thomas U.
Clarke, OF Hartford, Conn. as Bishop of the Do
cese 1t thought that the aity will confirm their
choice.
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HEALTH OF MARrrsspuna The Martirsburg
Gazette announces that town eptirev free now from
cholera. Mr. King died on Monday, and Mrs Jane
Collins Oh Tuesday.
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CENTEEL HOUSE FURNITURE AT

" AUCTION.-On FRIDAY afternoon, the 18th
inst commencing at half past O'Clock we will sell
at the residence OF Mrs Mary F. Hoffman, on Second
street. opposite the Corporation Lot she being about
to leave the CITY, her entire stock of handsome
House and Kitchen Furniture. consisting in part of
handsome Sofas, Parlor Chairs, Marble Top Centre
and Pier Tables. Carpets and Rugs Marble Top
Wsshstands, handsome Bedsteads. Beds Mattresses.
Bedding, &c. &C., Chairs, Tables, &c. &c, together
with the usual assortment OF Kitchen Furniture.
az 26 LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts
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SHOULDERS-20 Hhds. prime bright
~ shosldeu, just received and for sale by
seH .E &. 7. W0RTHAM l. co.
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rT,o PREVENT
IND CURE CHOI.

L ERA AND ALL sowEL COMPLAINTS
i cusFs and si IL A.
aiNATlvE BALSAM them. In case Of sudden
icknsss, these medicine equen,ly cure ID les dime
nan II requiresto get ayHcisn.
TO prevent Cholera, he teaspoonful Of Pain
1uIeI 10 wine glass OK ater every morning; when
,ver you nave pain inff ally externally use the
Dr. ROSES CARMI alive BALSAM for Chol.
ara, Cholers Morbus, BE wel Complaint ard nrssn.
cry This mixture 10 ory Of the most ;nrcrt ~ ~ :,
mes, and should be ke In all families A. sooth.
ns preparation IL has VI, equal In cases OF infant.
Nth power compiaint,e iolera morbus restlessnes s
tIne y. genera, pain ft has been proved perfect
PAIN. As specife Il bowel complaints Of adults,
mas never JAILED. wiring the cholera of 1882 1884
mo iess, IL tailed IN u instance when used before
'ea1u hsa POSITIVELY sSuck the patient. l have had
etufns from more thsp one thousand persons who
ised 1t during those norable per,od. tasfy in TO
ia wonderful curative ..wers. IS cent? bottle. -
DR.. J. $. ROSES W ooPrSes cd a1sE s y e
sives immediate relic and frequently cures In one
week. Price SOC:
one Of the best REM 3ies ever used for diseases of
ne Kidneys, Bladder. nd all Gouty Affections. Price
DR.; s; ROSES &C LDEN PILLS. for falling of
ton fhisdisesse, hsrstofore treated by bandsgss
trusses and external sspports which only prove
palistives, yields completely to the use of these
' Dr. RosEss iTf Eli pGss OK RAIL
ROAD PILLS -Thesl Pills are not warranted to
cure every malady or disease incident to man, but
they are a grand remesy for Bilious state of the
~ stem ana common feters They are adapted to the
Southern sections ftE& United States particularly,
being often preveu0 of Bilious attacks, and
when used with DIR. Re y'sTONIC MIXTURE, Will
cure the most stubborn case of Bilious Fever or Fe
yer and Agne. Price u and Csc.
ALI whose constitui ss i'm paired bv disease, or
weak by nature shoulSsead DIR. J. s. Roses Medi-
cal Adviser; (which co ms descri pton of the dis
eases of our climate and ne mode of trea'ment.) 1t
can be had without chav ee.
All of DIR. j. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, f~dd l. Co, Bennett& Beers,
Adis l. Gray, O. A. SCI cker, A. Duval, A Bodeker,
]. B. Wood, VIM. P L. I'D, s. VI. Zachrsson, A. Les
lie, r. R. Duval Bro Grubbs Il Apperson, in this
city, aud ofdeaers orally in every city and town
throughout the United States.
iv 2l-EM& VIZ cis-y
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persons who may be IA want Of ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILIN g for Dvellir gs Cemetery Lo:s, Seats
&C., that he has purchased the patent right to make
and improved principle which will enable him to put
up such work fully Is pr cent cheaper than has ever
be done by any other establishment in
the city. He has also ceived several and beau
tifal patterns to whici he would invite particular
attention. JAMES BROWNE,
Sc 28--dlm 9th street, next to Lafayette Hall
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CANAL TRADE SUSPENDED

CANAL IhADE SUSPENDED.
PrrTsRURG, Sept. 27.-The acqueduct at Free
port, on the Pennsylvania Canal, fell last eve
ming, and the navigation is suspended
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THE GREYToWN BoMBARDMEN

THE GKEfIUWN BUMBARUMENT TRIAL
NEW York, Sept. l27.-In the Superior Court to.
day a motion made for the removal of the
case of Durand vs. Hollins to the United States
Circuit Court and argued by their respective at
of the CYane for the value of property destroyed
at Greytown. The decision of the court was re.
serred
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THE OHIO RIVER

WHEELING Sept. 27.-The river is rising, and
has 20 inches OF water In the channel Business
slightly improved.
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THE FEVER AT CHARJFST

COLUMBIA, Sept 27.--The deaths at Charleston
for the week ending on Monday morning was 100,
OF which liz were of yellow fever. The deaths of
fever on Tuesday were H.
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The Cabinet manufactory of Mr.. Thomas Day, In
Milton, NJ c., was destroyed by fire on Friday even
ing last
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nR. LOUIS M. STEIN. LATE CH1r,

~ SURGEON OF THE HUNGARIAN PATRIOT Ar.
MY, AND HoMGPATHIc PHYSICIAN, tenders his pro.
fessionai services to the citizens of Richmond He
may be found at his rooms on Clay street, between
7th and 9th streets
DIR. STEIN, after a few years residence since his
exile in this country has had the good fortune to gain
the confidence of many highly respectable persons
and physicians, and. being stranger he will be par
doned Tor referring to some of them
Among the letters In his possession is kind and
atterinR of recent date from the distin sushed
DR. BACHMAN. of Charleston.
EDWARD PADELFoRD, Esq of Savannah in whose
family Dr. 5 practised TO friend under date of
18th May, 1854 IL feel assured that you may recon-
mend him with perfect confidence as q scientific and
skillful physician and gentleman of educationn
Mr.. ALEXANDER, of the Savannah Republican of
date June 18th. 1854 says "Dr s. is gentleman of
gseat accomplishments, ard physician OF integrity
and eminence."
Judge C. J FoLGER, of Geneva, New York, under
date Sd September, 1855 says: .Dr STEIN has OBJ
tanned the confidence and employment VI many of
our best and most intelligent and careful citizens.
There have been instances where what has
bafiied other physicians of both Alopsthic and Ho.
meopsthic schools has been met by him and removed
efectually"
Dr.. MARCY, of New York one of the most distin-
guished Homeopathic physicians of that CITY, says:
"Dr. STEIN Is q gentleman OF superior medical &C.
quirements."
DR.. VAsDERBURGH. another distinguished practi.
toner OF that city, says DR.. STEIN il one of the
most accomplish cd physicians of the asen
These are specimens of number In his possession.
Can be found at the residspce of Mr. ThIIow
Professor OF Music, on Clay street. between It'll and
9th streets se 2I-ts
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AUCTION sALEs.
FIJI IIRE DAYS.
BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
EARM AND GRIST AND SAW MTTJa

RAAM AND GHI6T AND HAW MILLS
ON THE DANvfLLE RAILROAD NINE
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will DO sold on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of October. 1854. upon the premises
ncing at u o'clock, M, the farm in the coun
miles from the city Of Richmond, In the oce a.
pency Of Mr.. w. g. Warins- The tract contains 1886
sores about 20 in woods mostly pine-the balance
cleared and In soNd condition for Improvement The
swelling contains five rooms; the usual and necessary
The Mill, formerly Known AZ "Fore's" contains one
PAR stones. one circular and one upright saw and
nes immediately on the railroad. The Saw Mil il
now dong good business, and to enterprsing
man IL offers great advsntsges ~ q valuable body Of
TIMBER land, quite near to it. be purchased at .
Ini Price; and the plank. when sawed can be imms-
aistey sent to the Rchmo nd MARKET and thus find
ready sale at fair prices.
Terms made known on the day of sale
re 22-2awtds GODDfN l. APPERSON, Aucts
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GAS APPARATUS FOR THE COUN-
" TRY, adapted the use of private dwelfinea
churches schools, h tells watering places fctories
foundries. machine .lops and railroad stations
The MARYLAND PORTABLE GAS COMPA.
NY OF BALTIMO Re. keep on hand and make to
order GAS MACHINES of any required capacity
Their apparatus has sood the test Of wears and
Lot be exceled in economy, safety and simplicity
For particulars address
Z r. SPRAGUE, Treasurer.
au I-dSm 202 Baltic ST.. Bait ND
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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
HSrn uoJTCE no RE REMOVED

DRAINED HOUSE TO BE REMOVED
l. AT AUCTION On SATURDAY next; Soth
September, at O'Clock, P. NJ will be sold Engine
House No T. situated on Srd. between Broad ana
Grace streets-sams to be removed within 10 days
from sale.
Terms cash.
seq TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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pOSITIVE SALE OF A VALUABLE

d
AUCTION The purchaser having refused to com-
ply with the terms of the recent sale of my Fern
shall. on WEDNESDAY, 4th October, at IL o'clock
NJ, upon the premises, sell the same at public Auc.
ton, without limit or reserve.
The Farm is situated the New Bridge Road,
about miles Esst of the city. adjoining the lands of
tains lao acres. of which Is acres are cleared and
much improved. producing the various crops of this
vicinity, vegetables, &c the remainder s in woods
The impros ements consist of Cottage residence,
with rooms, Kitchen. Stable, Barns &c., all nearly
wood land to each
Those in want of q neat and valuable Farm near
the city, would do we'll to at end the SAFE.
Should the weather prove unfavorable, the sale
will take place on the next fair day.
TERMs-One-third cash balance at 6, II and IS
months credit payments to bear interest and be
cured by a trust deed.
THEODORE CARpINowON
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUC-
TION.-For the benefit of the parties interest
ed, will sell publicly, the premises at o'cocha
on MONDAY Evening, the End of October. Lot Of
ground % feet front, and 82t feet deep situated
ths North side of Main street. between 2th and 18th
streets, which has on it q two story BRICK HOUSE,
used store and dwelling, together with kitch-
en-, &c. Terms at sale.
se12 TOLER COOK.
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II UMBER, LUMBER-T have =

O0OCh1 AUu1DEN.-I ndV6 on hand
IL good assortment Of seasoned Lumber of the
following description, such ~
i'll. 1t. H. 2 4. s. 6, inch White Pine, very su-
peTior.
i, /. inch Poplar l, 1t, II, 2, 8, Inch Buffalo
Ash.
Cherry, Black Walnut, Chair Plank, Maple.
SKIS "A, 5x5 Maple Scsntltng; Az, SIS Poplar
9csntling.
dan Rails Scantlip4 Shingles. Flooring, kc which
offer 10 the public on advantageous terms.
EDW,D =. DUDLEY,
sel5 18th 1t. between Main and franklin.
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IdLODOhE CAhhlNdVON.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts. 20 "a
A SMALL FARM ON THE NEW

4 SMALL F A 4 NJ On THE NEW
n BRIDGE ROAD AT AUCTION-Ou WED.
NESDAY, 4th October immediately sitter the sale of
MIR. T. Csrrngton's Farm, will be sold tract of Is
acres of Land, lying on the New Bridge Road, ao.
joining the lands Of Mr.. w. g. johnson and Mrs.
Macon.
The Land is for the most part wooded, and is well
suited for gardening purposes.
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at months, with
interest, and title retained.
NJ n TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts
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BY JOHN r. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
AN THURSDAY, the 5th October, at :

I'm THURSDAY, the 5th October, at 8
O'Clock M upon the premises one mile east
81 the city and Just beyond Union HILL will be sold
grade stock, and one half Durham BULL.
The Cows are said to be one of the best dairy
81 have
and nsar the city, which of course enhances their
value very much
Will also be sold at the same time and place, one
MIX wagon and Harness. in good order. and one fine
young Mule, together with Milk Cans Measures
Persons wishing to enter into the business land
they could not commence at a better tme,) have
now one of the best opportunities that has been
that may again be offered in this vicinity.
TERMs-Six months credit, for negotiable paper,
satisfactorily endorsed.
se25-2awtIO&dtd MARTIN L KUHN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTIES
RICHMoND:-By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court of the City Of Richmond, pronounced on the
18th day of June, 1854 in the suit of Pickett Pick
EFT and others. as Commissioner, will sell at public
auction, the premises respectively the following
Tracts of Land, namely
On tho I'd day of October 1854 will sell one undi
vded sixth interest in the of land in Goochlsnd
county known the Ninety Acre tract, situated at
Manakin, about IL miles from the city of Richmond.
on the river road, and about fourth of mile from
the James River and Kama wha Canal It sbounds in
excellent coal, which is now worked by Mr., John
VIM. Cottrel.
On the 10th of October 1854 will sell the tract of
land in the county of Henrico, supposed to contain
CT al, and known as the Deep Run tract, situated
about twelve miles from the city of Richmond, and
near the Deep Run Turnpike containing about nine
ty acres all in wood and timber, and the resi-
dence of Thos. o. Burtoc, Esq
The terms of sale are: One fourth cash, and the
balance on credit of one, two and three years the
Commissioner taking from the purchasers for the de-
ferred payments, bonds bearing interest from the day
of SALE and retaining the title until all of the
chase money is Paid and deed is ordered by the
Court. The title to the property is believed to be
perfect, but selling Commissioner, l shall only
convey such title as is vested in me bv the Court.
JOHN PICKETT, Com,r.
N. B.-The foregoing property will be sold on the
days above mentioned if fair if not the first fair
day thereafter.
Persons wishing to purchafe, and to know more
fully about this property refer them to C. w. Mac;
Potomac Railroad Depot, or will give any informa.
ton concerning it, Ny address is Garand's P. o..
Albemare county, Va.
Sc 22-2awtds JOHN A. PICKETT.
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MAANDLE WOhhS.
MILLAR d VINCENT,
MI ARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
4s1 between 9TH and 9Th streets, and nearly oppo.
site the Second Rsotst Church
MONUMENTS, TONES, FONTS, &c, of foreign
and domestic MARI e, made in the most modern and
best style ofthe art
CARVING and ALTERING executed in a man.
ner not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public are re pectfully invited to call and ex-
best test OF their merit. jy 18-dSm
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BY RICHARD CAUTHOKN.

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
HANDSOME BUGGY AND HARNESS
Il Il AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY, 30th inst,
az 10 o'clock at the large lot nearly in of my
store will sell handsome BUGGY with shafts, pole
and double harness complete, nearly new.
CART-Also, a ono horse Cart ana harness.
HORSES-Also, two good work Horses.
WAGONS-Two street Wagons
Sc % H. CAUTHOkN.
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COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
~ Ln-IE0NARQ,S INSTANT RELIEF AND

y Ec.-LEONAKUS INSTANT KELLEY IND
SPEEDY CURE for Coughs, Colds. Consumption,
Bronchits can be obtained Of Messrs. Purcell Laid
l. Co.. 90 Main street; A. A. George l. Co, corner OF
4th and Broad streets, and of all respectable drug
gists and dealers in Virginia.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sale Richmond Va.