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LATER FROM RIO JAHE1RO.

BALTIMORE, June 24.-The barque Virginia arrived
at this port this morning with dates to the 10th ult
The political intelligence she brings is OF au npor-
character. The country appears 70 be in an un-
settied condition
The flour market at Rio firm at advance of
one dollar per barrel. The stock hand is quite
tight.
Coffee is slight decline had taken place
in the inferior qualities, while the superior had i'm
pretty freely.
Business OF all kinds is represented quiet, with
out any material change to make in the quotations
0f the leading articles of The market.
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~FRIGHTFuL CASUALTY aNn1os

~ FRIGHTFUL CASUALTY AND LOSS OF
LIFE ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
This morning, soon after the passage of the mail
train from Staunon, party of youn assembled
OF the abutulents OF Msechum's Rivsr Ride
for what purpose is, to the writer unknown A fer
drinking freely. scufIe ensued between two of tbe
party, when one OF them was preeipitated over the
abatment, distance OF some thirty feet, and mme-
diately killed.
Saturday, June "a, 1854. lie 26--ltA
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THE PARKER VEIN FRAUD.

New YORK, June q 1t 10 now ascertaned that
tho Parker Vein Company issued over 40 900 fraudu-
lent shares OF their stock.
Developments have recently been made which
show this 10 be one OF the most gigantic frauds ever
pefpetrHted il Wall street, perhaps anv other
street Persons have been deceiv ed in the most uD-
biushiug manner.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co.

VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCE-
RlES, UNDER E E D OF TRU ST.-On
THURSDAY. July 9Th. at 10 O'Clock, shall sell
cupied by Mr.. J. B. Stegal, the large and choice
stock of GROCERIES, with FIXTURES, &C., con-
veyed by Mr.. Stega to Trustees.
On the last day ofthe sale the store will be rented
at auction
TERMs-Under $loo, cash, over $780, months
credit for approved paper.
By order of the Trustees. -
je p DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. Co. Aucfs
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Tue CINCINNATI OrTRAGE.-In the case of Peter
kfoeger, the Roman Catholic priest, who recently
attempted at outrage upon young girl the court
after lengthy review of the testimony. declared
that it fairly sustained the charge of assault with in
tent to commit rape, and proving that the designs of
tn defendant thwarted only by the screams of
an Gsh that reached the of those outside. The
defendant held TO appear before the Criminal
Court ia the sum of $1,000
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 2l-Bremters Hall
was filled this morning with the friends of tenn
perance, assembled to congratulate eaeh other on
the recent passage of prohibitory law by the
legislature. Among those present was temper
auce fire company
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CHoL ERA-ln Philadelphia last week, there were
22@ deaths, of which were by cholera.
In New York, the Board of Health report de-
crease in the number of cholera deaths from the pre-
cedng week, yet in view VI the possibility that cho
era may become epidemic, they have established.
Il hospital ia The city.
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IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.-A Geographic despatch
from Cadiz announces the departure Of 500 men for
Cuba. The Concrete Of that city states that the ex-
petition about to leave for that island is to consist of
hcteen sail, carrying four thousand troops Another
envoy will shortly follow with 1000 more.
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SINGULAR AtFAiR.-Capt. Allen, of the ship Min
nesots, arrived at New York Saturday morning. from
Liverpool, reports the following:
May ., LAT 80 deg. long. 10 deg were boarded by
Her B. NJ steamship Gladiator. who demanded the
ship papers for examination. Capt Allen asked the
officer by Whot duti0rfy' he boarded his ship and
demanded his papers. The officer refused give any
sa i.taciOTy answer
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PROROGATION OF THE CANADIAN PARLL
MENT

QUEBEC, June 23.-Parliament was prorogued
this afternoon, amid great confusion. Members of
the House insisted on speaking while the Governor
waiting in the Legislative Council Chamber
His excellency's arrival being announced, cries of
% Let him wait !" were heard. The Speaker could
not restore ORDER and the Governor General was
kept waiting several minutes, during which the
House was in the greatest confusion When order
was restored and the members arrived in the esis-
latiya Council Chamber the Speaker on the part of
the House, informed his EXcellency that he consid-
cred no Session had been held.
proclamation dssolving parliament will be is.
sued tomorrow. The elections are to be over and
the writs returnable by the 9th of August
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Nav HAVEN, Juue 25.--The ouse OF Represents
commute the punishment OF young Michael Jen
n,ngs. who murdered Mrs. Bradley of North HAY en-,
laEt SUMMER He will therefore be hung on the Sc
coud TueadnY In JmIY.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE

CONCORD, N. H., June 23.-The Senate has re
scinded ts share OF the joint resolution assigning
the LIST OF July for the final adjournment, and the
House will follow suit. The session will probably
extend to the middle of July. Dr. Thompson, a
democratic member, died Yesterday.
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SENT ON.-Dawson Schools charged with shoot
ing Bennett Tuck, was tried be fore the Examining
Court, in Tarp ahannock Tuesday last and sent on
to: farther trial.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER UNION.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The steamer Union from
Havre and Southampton, arrived this afternoon,
with 90 passengers. On the 10th instant, in lat
~, Ion A. 80 she spoke the Collins steamer,
bound cast
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CHOLERA Avn MOYAMENsIN0 PRISON.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2i.-There have been ieE
OF choleraa at Moyamensing prison. but thus faf
H0 deaths have occurred. The rumors afost of that
epidemic prevailing in our city are without fouuda-
toa. Not case has yet occurred within our limits
The weather here to. dey lie hot.
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John Henrcks alias georgia Harris-another young
man who is suspected of having been engaged in set
tug fire to Mr. Jennings store in Broadway, or cart
ing away the goods stolen thereirom by Barr tnow in
State PRISON. and others-was arrested in New York
late on Thursday night.
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ADMIRATION or SANDWICH IsLANDs.--A dispatch
has been received from Mr.. Gregg, our Commission
er al tie Sandwich Islands, that the native Govern
laent throws itself into the hands of the American
party for protection from French English and other
foreign settlers. The Commissioner has been EN-
powered 10 accept she Island for the United States
and assaFs the native Government OF Ani1riesn pro-
lection GoHf. and EH4
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THIS DAY.
BY ALEX. MOTT q CO-

BY ALEX. MOTT 4 co.
Asst SALE.-WIll be sold by suction,
- on MONDAY next. 18th June. ct IN O'Clock
Ms the remsindsr Of the stock ct No. "a Maia street
cons sting OF 2 variety Of xoodsiu the CROCKERY
and GLASSWARE line. = =, -
China DINNER SET
% dozen common CHAMBERS
q do. do. PITCHERS a,,ortsd
% do. do. BOWLS A.
TUMBLERS: WINE GLASSES
Blue Printed PLATES, asstd sizes
Common TEAS
Blue Print do.
SPITTOONS and DISHES
Covered do
Yellow BOWLS and DISHES
Candy JARS
Fluid LAMPS
White Granite PLATES
Do. do. DISHES
With a number of other goods ton uumerous for in.
% rt;on. r. L. HICK4ON q lo
Sale conducted by
je 24-2t A. MOTT a co Aucts
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Great interest attaches TO the movements of ce1.
tain Russian menotwar oil the coast of California,
'oae it is supposed for The Russian port of sitka
British squadron at Valparaiso Is expected to give
chase to ths strangers British merchantmen
trading at San Francisco keeping close quarters or
selling ont TO American owners Ifthere is any truth
in the following from the Alta California, however
the British squadron will have some other work In
hand besides looking after the Russian men-ofwar:
lis pretty generally believed in town that vessel
was tilted out and despatched last week for Stka,
where she will put herself under the Russian flag
ara receive letter Il marquee ready to cruise about
the entrance TO our port SON it 10 known that
war has been declared in Europe.
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NAVAL The u. 5. frgate Columbia, Capt. PEN
defsGast flag ship OF Com Newton of the Home
Squadron, we JEAN will drop down to Hampton
Roads 10 day aud proceed shortly to St Domiu go,
taking out Gen. sud Mrs Cazenean q special ms
sion to that island .--Nortoik Herald, Sat.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE Illinois

NEW YORK., June 2.-The steamer Illinois ar
rived here today from Aspnwall, with the Calitor
has been anticipated by the United States at NJ,
Orleans, and the North Star here - A'' "
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DEATH OF CHIEF. JUSTICE WELLS.
BosToN, June 23-ChefJustice Wells died sud.
denly this afternoon. He presided in the mum.
eipal court yesterday.
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SAILING OF THE PACIFIc.-The Collins steamer
Pacific sailed at noon, on Saturday, with about go
passengers AMI 500, coo in specie. Among the pas
ssngers we notice the of Chas. NJ. B. st. John,
ESQ, bearer of dispatches to the Court of Naples
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THE PREsIDENT.-The Washington Union ssvs
the President expects to remain at Old Point but Of
days.
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THE ANGEL GABRIEL ALIVE AND SPEAK
MURDERER TO BE HUNG.

LAWRENCE, Mass, June 22--The report that the
Angel Gabriel" had been shot ia false. He is alive
sud " ELL and will speak here to- night.
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nR. J. S. ROSES CELE GRATED

hR. j. S. ROSES CELE B r ATE ID
~ FAMILY MEDICINES.-At the request of
class OF my most efficient prescriptions in the form
of Family Medicines, each suited to particular
disease, and not like the manufacturers OF the many
nostruns and pansceas of the day. promugate to the
world that any compound win cure all Diseases
and who, Tin the words of the great italian physi-
clan SPALLANzANI 'put medicines of achch they neo
j. s. ROSE, M. D.
DR., 8. ROSES ExPEcToRANT, or cou0H
SYRUP, for Coughs, Colds Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis and all Lung Diseasesin so cents and I'll
bottles
FER for scrofula, Old Eruptions and all diseases
DR. ROSES ttARMiNATIVE BALsAM, Tor
Cholera. Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dy
DR.. ROSES Alternative, or FAMILY PILLS,
for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Sour
Stomach and Costiveness-2o cts.
DR.. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of the
Womb. Female Weakness Debility and Relaxation
DIR, ROSES FEMALE PILLS, a valuable rene
dy fer Female Complaints. Superior to Hooper's
DR.. roses RHEUMATIC COMPOUND, an in.
terna remedy for Rheumatism. either acute or chre-
DR.. ROSES DYspEprIc COMPOUND, sure
DR.. ROsE's TONIC MIXTURE, for ChiiIs, Fe.
vers and general Debility. never-faiiing remedy
DR.. ROSES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blu.
CHU, for ali diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
'n pR 0f R S5sPss NERVOUS CORDIAL for all ner.
vons cor ditons of the system. Neuralgis Heart Dis
ease, Palpitation, &c. &c.-50 cts.
DR.. ROSES PILE OINTMENT-59 efs EYE
and letter OlNTMENTS-25c cts
DR.. ROSES ELIXIR CT OPIUM-snperor to
all other forms Of opium-25 cts g
DR.. ROSES PAIN CURER-cuIes all pain. ex.
ternsl internal also cures Chblains, Corns, Br,-
SEES Sprains, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Pains in the
Bowels and Stomach, Sudden Colds, &c.-I2l, Is and
50 cts
DIR. ROSES INFANT CORDIAL. Free from
opium, and producing easy sleeps cts. .t
All of DR.. j. g. ROSES valuable Family Medi-
L Beers, Adie l. Gray, o. A. Streeker, A Duya,
A. Bode ker, j. B. Wood, VIM. 2. Ladd, y. M.
and of dealers generally throughout the United
States iel2~eodif kcts
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN. :

BY RiCHARD CAUTHORN
HORSES, HACKS, BUGGIES, &c,
L Il AT AUCTION On MONDAY, Goth instant
commencing at 10 o'clock, at my Stable, 18TH be-
tween franklin and Grace streets. | will sell
Is Saddle and Harness HORSES
HACK and Harness ~ fa
BUGGIES and Harness
Double BUGGY and Harness
8 SADDLES BRIDLES, &c.
| CUTTING KNIFE
FEED BOXES, &c.
Intending to remove West, the above will be posi-
lively sold and persons in want. wsuld do we'll to at
tend the sale.
Terms at sale. ROBT. F. BROADDUs.
Sale conducted by r. CAuTnoRN, Auct
10
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CoseREss ~vThs Ssaste wasn not ia session On at
aragy In TIE House, Isttias OF interest transpIed
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DOCKS OF THE DAY GEO. M.

- WEST, Nos. 5 and Exchange, offers for sale
the following popular Books:
Lamp Lighter. BY Lady of Boston. Sl2o.
Autobiography OF an Actress. By Anns Cora New
att. Sl.25.
Haps and Mishaps. By Grace Greenwood 81 25.
Leather Stocking and Silk of Hunter John Myers
and his Times Story of the Valley Of Virgins 81
Fern Leayes-2d Series. 81 25.
Hot Corn. or Life Scenes in New York. By Scion
Robinson. 81.
Romantic Incidents in the Lives of the Queens Of
England. By J. II. Smith 81.
Behind the Scenes. By Lady Bulwer. 81 25
Russia as it s. BY Count A. de Gursuski. 81.
Vanity Fair. BY VIM. Thackary. 81 Is
Dodd Family Abroad. BY Chas. Lever 75e
All Of the above Books to be found at the
Bookstore Of GEO. NJ. WEST
10 ii Nos. D and Exchange, Richmond.
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AppoINTMENTs.-The Washington u MON oficiay
announces the following:
A. Herbemont, of South Carolina, to be consul of
ts United States for the pott of Genoa. in Sardinia
D hcSef, OF La, TO be consul of the United States
for the electorate of Hesse Casse the Grand Duchy
OF iesse Darlnstadt, and the DnchY of Nassau
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X EYSVILLE LAND, VAL ABL -


IN TAVERN STAND, AND OTHER PBOPER-
TY, FOR SALE.-The subscriber having determined
to remove to the Southwest, will offer for sale at
public auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of July
next, his entire tract of LAND, containing SIS acres
and lying in the county of Charlotte Immediately
around keysyille depot, and the junction of the
Richmond and Danvie Railroad and the Keysviile
and Charlottesville Plank road, IS miles from Rich
mond, 6S miles from Danve, and q miles from
Charlottesville.
The land is very desirable account of its great
convenience to market and is highly susceptible of
Improvement and capable of producing the finest
wheat and other crops by the of guano and other
fertilizers
He will also sell his long and well known TAV.
ERN STAND, which is large roomy and commodi-
GUS building; part of it newly erected, with all ne.
cessary out-buidings, in good repair.
Also three good STORE-HOUSES, a BLACK
SMITHS SHOP, WHEELRIGHTS SHOP and
PRIVATE DWELLINGS, all occupied by good ten
ants.
There is excellent well of pure freestone water
in hi stavern yard.
Possession will be given on the first day of Noven,
Der next
TERMs-One.th third payable in cash on the first day
ofNovember next the residue co ual in stalmeuts
in one and two years thereafter The title will be
retained, deed OF trust given secure the de.
ferred payments also, bonds with approved security
For farther in toTmation apply to Mr. Isaac R. Wat.
kins, Richmond, Va; to the subscriber at Keys-
vile. which is his pest office.
je 8-dtd JOHN D. PRIDDY
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
-. The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
scription of PRINTING on very superior Power
Presses and new Type. at extraordinary low prices,
for cash.
presses. my IL
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NOTICE.-We offer for sale at public
~ auction, on the 9th June, all of our Property
in the county of Surry, Cabin Point consisting
lures, four Wagons, l6 Mules and some other Pro-
perty.
TERMS for the Land made known on the day Of
sale. For the Mill and Fixtures goable notes at
and months, with approved endorsers. Other
property, for all of $50 and under cash: over
that amount, negotiable notes, at 4 months-the
notes to bear interest from date.
ie r. dtdc2t PHILIPS l. HOPKINS
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JeA TAYLOR X WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BUILDING LOTS ON MARSHALL,
BY ALEX. MOTT l. co.
ARGE STOCK OF SADDI,ERY AT

ARGE STOCK OF SADDLERY AT
- CTI o N The Subscriber anticipatips a
change IN his business the LIST of july next oers
tor sale his stock of SADDLERY at cost for cash
until the 9th of June, which time he will sell all
the remaining stock at Auction His stock consists in
part Of about 200 sets of COACH. BUGGY and CART
HARNESS, alarge portion of them very fne Also
about l5o fine SADDLES, including some of the
finest have had made Also, very large lot of
BRIDES, MARTiNGALES, STIRRGP IRONS.
WHIPS of every description; in fact, the largest
tablishment) ever saw.
Persons In want of such articles, and WI no are in
the habit of settling every six months shall have ev
cry article charged to their account at cash price,
IL there are any accounts standing against JOS II.
Coiquitt, Agent, myself Individually persons hav-
ing them are requested to bring them in for settle
ment. JOS H. COLOIJITT
Sale conducted by
my "a A MOTT L Co Aucts
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BY TAYLOR L WILLIAMS
VALUABLE real, EsTATE IN n.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON IA
M AND SEVENTH STREETS AT ARC
I aon ~ un rkiDAY aotl June. At O'Clock P NJ
upon ing premises viii be sold 80 feet of Ground on
west line 7th street to an aiIev A w Inc
The Property will be divided into lots of .utsbls
sizes. ~ VI "ui'apie
No Property now In the market offers -sucb in.
ducements to those who may purchase with view of
improving, the situation Of these -. VI
quaed for small stores &c. 80 ""e-
Terms at sale.
je "a TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS an,.
BUILDING LOTS ON MARSHALL.
- STREET, AT AUCTION On TUESDAy
9th June, at O'Clock, p M upon the premises will
De SOLO that vacant lot on the south side of Marshall
near Jenerson street, and ad dining the new budnns
OF the Messrs Ragland. The lot fronts IS feet and
runs back $50 feet to alley.
Also, building lot on the north side of Marshall
street, aoJoining the residence of Mr. G. s. Vashou
These lots are fully equal, in point of desirabiiy
to any in the neighborhood
TERMS at sale.
Je q TAYLOR x WILLIAMS Aucts
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-Ss7@ TO THE PUBLIC.-We

pzfSNA TO THE PUBLIC.-We
@MAz-@&arss-sI running daily line of Stages
froIn Ine terminus of the Southsde Railroad to
Lyuchburg continuing on by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, and our Stages to the Sweet and
White Sulphur Springs by former schedule and
fare, and and after the first day of July the fare
will be reduced Whole cost to the passenger So So
between Richmond and the White Sulphur Springs
and by the following schedule:
Leave Richmond daily Except Sundays,) via the
Danville Railroad, to the junction of the Southside
Road, over that road to the terminus and Coaches
to Lynchburg by 81 P NJ. Leave Lynchbnrg at p
M to the diverging point of our line by P. NJ
Leave the next morning at daylight, and arrive ut
the White Sulphur before night.
Richmond and Danvie passengers are informed
that and after the 9Th day of july will accom-
modate them in splendid horse Coaches. Speed in
creased and fare reduced, unknown in the late his
rory of the service between the tie nnnus of the
Danville Railroad and Danville.
Leave Richmond at 81 A, NJ, and arrive at Danville
same night.
Fare from PRESENT terminus to Danville, $500
Do do. do. to Halifax II. I.58
And to be reduced from time to time, circum
stances may require.
~ Our Agent, Mr.. J. II. SHOOK, may be found
at the Commission House of Messrs. Brown Shook
two squares below the Exchange Hotel, franklin st.
ie 2i-ts PARISH, HARTMAN CO.
II The Wing and Enquirer will publish daily till
stopped
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HAYS bales Hay 10 good order, de-
IL iiserabie from the Central Railroad Depot, for
sale by T.. ii. SKinkER.
Je &c Gary street
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GUNNER DRESS GOODS AT COST.
~ Our atock of Summer Dress Goods being very
large, we will, in order to reduce them before the
season 10 over offer them at cest.
All in want Of the above goods would do we'll TO
examine our stock before purchasing. Most OF our
Dress Goods purchased late in the season in the
Northern markets, at prices much lower than they
could have been purchased earlier in the season.
lie 22-tsif HART i MUSES.
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AT a Meeting of the Council of the City
IA of Richmond, held June 18th, 1854, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved That poll be and the same 10 hereby
directed to take the of the freehoders Of the
City on the question whether the Council on behalf
OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company, cofnpe-
nv Incorporated for work of internal Improvement
10 this State part of which 10 In and near
this CITY, an amount not exceeding one hnndfed
thousand dollars to enable the said Company TO com.
plete the road which is now under contract wesf Oh
Stanton that the time OF poll De Monday, the TWEEN
ty-fourt day of July next; and that this resolution
be published for one month, tand afterwards unsthe
day of the poll in at least Two newspapers Of this
city Copy
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN AND
Child EOR = f7Nnr0 -.

THE eoukf.-ih execution Of decree of the Cir
Sal. court for the county of Henrico, shall, az
Sonmissioner sell at public auction TO the bigsast
bidder, for eash, Henrico Court Honse nm III. a
aay on July, 1854 at u o'clock, tthat being Cont
saH one negro Woman and her Child. | shall slso
SELL 10 the lowest bidder at the same time ana ns.a
sne old Negro Woman 1850 u p'aee'
je At CHARIEs RIcuApnSnn
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
THAT BEA UTIF UL PROPERTY,

L KNOWN AS .CRADDoCK,s HILL" AT
AUCTfON.-OnMONDAY, 26th June, at S O'clock r.
NJ upon the premises viii be sold that very beauii-
full square of Ground, near the end Of Main
street, known a. "Craddock's HILL. beius uesr The
residence of Captain Luther Libby and the Public
Square. s@sT9a5e19
the most extensive view of Richmond and the sur
rou ding country of any spot in the entire city and
u almost daily frequentsd by many oil our citizens
and visitors TO the Metropolis because Of IT. com
handing prospect
This property has three onts and will be sold &C.
cordns to plan, to be at the ocs Of the Anc-
tioneers. 1.9s-.-----s-- - - -
TERas-One-third cash; balance at 4 and months
with interest, and title retained.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
After the above, win be sold several unimproyed
lots, near the above, fronting on Bloody Run and
Warehouse streets. - : : =. =
Terms as above.
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