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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Hor1sE 4

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON CHURCH HILL. AT AUCTION in
pursuance Of the provisions of certain Deed of
Trust dated 9th day of August, 1853, and duly re-
corded 10 the Clerks Office OF Henrico County Court
being thereto requested by the beneciaries in said
deed the subscriber, az Trustee, will sell at public
Auction, on MONDAY, 21st August, at 81 o'clock, p
upon the prcmises, the property conveyed in
said deed, being Lot of Land Church HILL on the
West side of 18th street, between and P streets
fronting 50 fe ct and running back $50 feet to 90
alley. The Lot 10 improved by ne Framed House,
with four rooms, kitchen, &c all in good order and
nov occupied hy Mr. Thomas J. Vaughan.
TERMs-S2o5 SIS, payable LIST August, 1855 with le-
gal interest from let August, 1885, the like amount
payable lat August 1885, with interest from LIST Aug
1858, and the remainder in cash
au Is JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
AFTER the above sale, will be sold that
very neat and desirable Residence Union Hill, on
and at present occupied by Mr. Sam'l Pesrce The
house is OF three stories-one of brick and two of
woodland contains four pleasant rooms with the
usual out houses and yard beautifully laid out in
shrubbery The lot fronts Al feet and runs back 10
feet to an alley. =
TERms-One-third cash; balance at four, eight and
twelve months with interest added and secured by
trust deed. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
ao ID Auctioneers
AFTER which will be sold Lot of II
feet front, on East side of 2Sth between and Vepa
BILE sts - =
TERMS at SALE TAYLOR WILLIAMS
BUILDING LOTS ON 18TH sTREET.@WiII he
added several very beautiful building Lots on 28th
between and streets.
au Is r. & w. Aucts
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q DMINI6TRATOR'S SALE OF CHIC.
- kAnOMfHY LANU.-WHl be so)d ID tie
nI4neE bidder. on the premises the nth 8epeena-
~ next commencins 1t II o'clock a. e, II fiji, II
ca the next fs- dsy that afushie tract 81 LAID
yiss cn Chiclshon,iny Riysf h the county of Han.
e or bslongine to the estate Of Or keubsn Mere.
o. -. TfmberIske, a. Lumpkin and others
1nfa Land II efHht miles from Richmond, within II
muee OF Afiee's Depot the Virginia Central Rail.
toads and within miles Of the Richmond and Char-
tottesvil!e Flank Red, now being constructed. On
tne Land isa unall frame dwellr 6, with the other
necessary outhouses
This Farm d considered one of the most valuable
ana productive on the Chickahominy. and Il we'll
adapted to the growth Of corn, oats, wheat and
Possession, to seed crop Of wheat, viii be given
On me lst OF October next and full posseasion the
TEsMs-ons-third cash on the day Of sale, and the
remainder at and 10 months from the 1st January,
1922 with interest-the credit pay ments to be
ed by bonds with satisfactory security, and deed Of
trust on the premises.
Immediately after the sale of the above
tract, will sell tract of Wood Land belonging to
tne same estate, containing is acres, shout mile
oistant from the above TRACT.
Ierms same a. mentioned above.
n Mr.. A. B. Timberlake, the tenant, will take
Peasure in showing the Land t. any peEson DESTROYS
p r. JONES, Admir-, with the will
annexed, of r. Meredith, deed.
RAPID ANN STATION. Culpeper, Co., Val
an l7-d3taw2w&d tde
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VISITORS AT THE WHITE SULPHUR.

VISITORS AT THE WHITE SULPHUR.
There are upwards of $50 visitors at the White
Sulphur Springs. in Greenbrier. The following
distinguished gentlemen are among them:
Hon. VIM C. Rives; Hon. Mr.. keitt, 81 C.; Col.
pickens, Gen Bonham. and Judge Withers OF g..
C.; Maj Ben McCulock, of Texas; Hon. Mr.. CIT
ting, NJ c., of New York; Hon. John slidell, Sen
a'or from Louisiana Judges Ellisaand Posey, OF
Miss; Msor.seiden.sU. s. A,iaTion. willis P. DO
c,ck Hon 'Messrs Chrisman, Hin, Cox and Elliott
members of Congress from Kentucky.
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THE ANTI.NEBRAsKA CONVENTION

SARATOGA, August l6-The Anti N ebraska Con.
ventlon assembled at 10 o'clock John A. King was
chosen temporary chairman. A committee on ere
dentlals, and to nominate permanent officers ws .
appointed. A motion to appoint a Committee IN
prepare rules and business caused an angry discns.
sion and the rules of the assembly were adopted =
business committee of sixteen was appointed
amid great confusion.
Mr. Thayer, of Worcester, Mass after some nm.
position explained the objects of the Kansas Emf.
grafton Company
The business committee reported N. T. Mexican
OF Queens Tor President, seven Vice Presidents and
fvesecretaries. "AA
This afternoon Mr.. Greedy, from the business com.
mhlee, reported series OF resolutions to the effect
thar, lnasmuch as the present Congress has wanton
y Teopened the controversy respecting slavery.
ana by the Nebraska bin has designedIy subyerted
so much ofthe Missouri Compromise as exclnded
slavery from the vast region between Missouri and
the rocky Mountains, north of 80 30 the State of
New Iork afhrms and maintains the right and the
VI ane GENERAL Government to prohibit aud
preclude the extension, establishment or perpetua.
non OF human slavery In any TERRITORY now ar ha~a
after to be established. The resolutions declara
Incorporating war against the doctrine tendency
an1 hatufai consequences involved in the Nebraska
Diii as being calculated to dshonor our country in
the eyes OF mankind, and to discourage and con.
found the champions of liberty and progress
throughout the world F'0s'''
ne OF the resolutions approves the course of the
diana, Wisconsin and Michigan in postnon;no ~ Al
egarong their minor differences of opinion or pre
ference. and acting cordially together and ON.
S. their spirit to the freemen of this and other
As the vote called on this resolution NJ, Rr,-
lard, OF Waterford moved an amendment. nronos-
ticket. "s o'a'e
Tremendous confusion ensued and amid .,;.. =.
order; and shouts of question, Mr. Billiard was com
and nays attempted to be taken Finally il was IN
eied, and the next resolution voted on.
Ihe balance OF the resolutions return thanks TO the
Seeretares OF the Convention and to the great ma.
orty Of the of the State in
Ior their ability, fidelity, and cordially approve the
sanzaton OF Kansas and all other territories with
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OFFICE SuPERINTENDENr sTREErs.l
DROPOSALS will be rece;veS - III. &c

nee until MONDAY next, the 2lst inst. at II
O'clock, ~, TOR the following work. viz Payins col
from Grace street 70 Clay street and relsyinr the
eutter re ssmsnts .ow on said street. For nav gut
fers on 18th street from Main to Cary; on north Ode
S.nth side Of Grscs street from 18th 20 10Th efreef
Also. for sfsding frsnhiin street from oath Is 2sth
1rset the sArth 20 be Deposited ON Ranklln essk Of
Main to Gary. 81 s - S
The proposals. win state 1t what time itis proposed
g conmencs and q what time to eouplste the work
bid tor-ths price per cable yard for grsdins and per
squMre ysra for and sod pavemsnts ana Tor sra-
yelling Tbs committee reserve the privilege Of re-
lecttpg any or al the bids.
The contractor Will be required to exeeufe : con.
tract With approved seeuhty prompt and faith
~ execution ct the WQrk and uplsm such contract
Pc within tea de5s aer the date Of the award
y gfh be eonsi4ezsd - ahandonsA. I.
Fex farthsr pUttcelAx4 inqsire 81
~. csan'n. Streets saa Sses. Sssssts
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LATEST MAIL NEWS
ARREST OF THE GRAHAM FAMILY.

A statement relative to the murder 81 Mia Jams
Graham, Of Monroe county, which we copied a lew
days ago from the Greenbrier Era, VIII be remem
bered by our readers. II was there in,imated tha,
suspicion reated upon Joseph Graham and his four
sons Gather aud brothers Of the jeceased of having
committed the decd. A friend writes to us from,
Lewisbarg that they have all been arrested. He
slso requests to state that the verdict of the
oner's jury was death by some unknown person
or persons," not "by some unknown means" al
reported heretofore
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The weather was excessively hot.
SERIOUS AND FRIGHTFUL ACCII

PHnApELPHrA, Aug. ia large party, consist.
Ing principally OF women and children belonging
10 the soliehalhz Of ST. Psuls Catholic Church,
wnle e'noarking this morning on board the steam.
up sns nver the ipgsve way caused by the break
Iag 9. tne Timber supporting the platform and
some talriy We're precipitated Into the water There
- g.ess scene Of fright and CONSERVATION, but
= peilesed mat all cscaped, Though some females
were drawn out inseosibie. The boat left how.
ever. with great portion of the party.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ALBE-

" ALUADIE FKUPEKTY IN ALBE-
MARIE FOR SALE.-The subscriber offer
for sale hs property q Mechum,s River, consistn
OF l!zt acres OF very fine LAND of which about one.
els OF corn, or two tons Of hay per acre This land
sss on i nss and sxcelisot HOTEL containing
psrors and chan bers; also house In the vsr1 vit5
four good lodging rooms There are also on the place
three other small dwelling houses, with from three
house. In which h.ve done profitable mercsnfile
business. blacksmith's shop, and stabliur lar So
horses .e ~ -
This property u Interested BY both the VI. Can.
traI Railroad ard the Turnpike road leading from
Crsriottesspe to Staunton and thus has the benefit
profitable for simmer boarding, afordine delisht.
~ country resort for dsnizens OF the cties Il 10
also very desirable situation for large boarding
early application. WV ~ svrS
Mechum's River, Aug l7-d7ts
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Aug I7.-Saies of City Mills Flour at
$3.50; Howard street offered at o.. Wheat has ad.
vanced cents under the steamers news; and Corn
cents. The market shows decided improvement
NEW YORK, Aug. 17-Cotton firm, at unchanged
rates. Flour-State and Ohio brands advanced I20
% cents Southern firm and in steady demand, at
unchanged rates. Wheat firm and quiet. Corn dull
and declining in price; Western mixed 7707s cents;
white 82083 cts
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ARRAY AT CITY POINT.

We learn that quite pugnacious demonstration
took place at City Point on Wednesday night just
previous to the departure of the last train for Pc
,ersburg. None Of the parties engaged were seri-
ously injured so far as we can learn although there
WAS much excitement
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MISSOURI ELECTION. A.,

CINCtNN1Ti, Aug. 1.-THE returns from Missour;
s1ew tne ELECTION of seven Wings TO Congress-
the present me mber, Is elected fP''
an,ee men were arrested In Clay county, Mo-, re.
silI ~, morse stealing Ia making the arrest they
hung by the popuiace WV 'o'Aou sn"
Al tne rseambo.t Edinburgh was sparrips over
and killed eeven of the hand. '"seap''sn saw "ey
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IOWA ELECTInNI

s,n,i,eAeo, Aug. Is Tho returns from the Iowa
gain "xsr e iar ss received. show an anti.Nebrsska
for Goyerro. vote OF 1000. The Wing candidate
seeonS 1ongress are elected Returns from the
IN mi hu m district have not been received
the Wing candidate. a'neo OF the election OF
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FIRE In THE WOODS.

BosTos, Aug. 16.-The fire In the woods at Bidde.
ford, Maine, Last week, burned over 1000 acre..
mostly valuable wood land. A hundred men hay
pen semp.oyra several days trying 70 stop the
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- ancs Of adecree pronounced In the Circuit Court
of the city OF Richmond, on the sd day Of Novem
Der 1855 In the suit OF Winston against Crouch and
als the undersgusd ~ therein directed, will ex.
pose to sale, on MONDAY, the 2ath day Of August
next at O'Clock r. ~ one.hsf Of Lot No. IL sdja.
cent to Oeabfook 3 Wafebcuse, on 0ruce street. n
hack 70 feet. "
TERMS OF sALE.-One-fourth cash the balance
In nix twelve and eighteen monthA With reges!aeie
purchase noney i fully paid, snd conveyance di
Tss = 20 S THos. W, DOswELLss CT
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STEAMER RITeNT ~.

NV yn.r .uhN,Ie-PASSENGERS SAVED.
When returning from Report this syenins sorsn
q The B.oosi,n ana ss.. .s1i f.saa
tholic Association. when abreast Of Csssr ns -
took fire n the engine room and burnt 10 m. w.sN
gsrs ill walked of safely A' paAsen q
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FIRE.
SAILING OF THE cAN.n.

- AIIsAsY, Aug. ia fire occurred at Guilder.
i 1sno' Anany county last night which destroyed
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FREDERICKSBURG MARgET-Auc. u.
Whsst-Whifs d 5atO CO; red. 81 30 10 i 81 =
rio.r-tamily. % 20 70 10 %; hountain, @ Is %
eH Lowissds " - to -. Corn, 90 to eS sts.
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today with los passengers, among rvbnm 's rsra
Madam Bodisco and family. "0io
The steamer took out $40 600 in specie.
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ARRIVAL or CAPTAIN HOLLINs
WASHINGTON, Aug lB.-Capt HoIIins al Gr..
town n0fciisty. arrived here last night naa had 81
immediate interview with the President.
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THE BAROUE GRApEsuoT

NEW YORK, Aug 16.--The famous baraue Crane.
shot, thirteen days from New Orleans w;,h H.
Law muskets on board, arrived this morning off
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The steamship TOTEM. her ma. In Admiralty
chinerv Gc
JNO. 4. FRANCIS,
Clerk u. s. District Court

NOTICE.-By virtue of the above order
Of the District Court of the United States for the
FRIDAY, the 1st day Of September next at II ocik.
at Nash's Ship Yard in the city of Norfolk. sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder the steamship
Totten, her tackle apparel and furniture snd ma.
chinery, as she now stands
Terms cash, in specie.
JNO. r. WILEY, u. 8. Marshal
au lo-4e Eastern District of Va
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WILL say to my customers that have

WILL say to my customers that I have
engaged the services of Mr.. HENRY KARR. sor.
merly OF the firm Of Karr Brother to take ch.ree
man long. and fsvorably known to the citissns ~
Richmond-snd hope they will continue to favor me-
with their patronage, and will pledge mysef to
sse satisfaction w. p. w. TAYLOR,
MY former customsrs will find me at Mr. w. P. w
Tayiora NO z!9 Broad street, where shalt be ple ..
au list ~&-~As' 3
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BosroN, August 17.-The.. GrandT Jury declined
finding bill of indictment in the case of Crane
the alleged railway defaulter.
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DAxrILLR, Aug. 16, 1854.
On Saturday night We had much raia, sccompa-
MED BY lightning. During the storm Major George
Wilson, of this county, had new barn, which had
been Just completed, struck by lightning and burn.
cd down.
On the same night q large tin Of spirits Of tur
peniine exploded In one Of Col. Claiborne's negro
cabins. The fluid was thrown outupon one of the
Coloners negroes who was In the hut, and he was
severely burned on the head and face. He ran out
into the rain and though that was falling heavily
the Ere was not ex,inguished upon him until his
hair was estirey burnt from his head. 1t il thought
he will recover,
Fire was communicated to the faid In this man
ner: One Of the negroes wanted light, aud he
poured out some of the spirits the floor and set
IRE to 1T. 1t Immediately communicated to that in
the tin vessel, and the explosion followed. The me-
groes thought 1t was lightning, and In their f.ar fed
from the poor fellow FIRE, instead of aiding him.
Yesterday there severe storm eight miles
from this place, during which the top of Mr. M.
Jsnes steam saw mill was blowed down, catching
under 1t twelve of his hands, all of whom, strange
To say, except two, escaped injury and the two
not seriously damaged. HENRY
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EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

ENOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Il will offer at public auction, II not disposed Of
privately before, on TUESDAY, August 18th, 1854,
to the highest bidder the following valuable PRO,
PERTY:
/. The Store and Dwelling. House, which 10 occu,
pied by myself, and which was built bat two yesrl
ago In and comfortable style. II Il one Of
the best business stands in this State. lt!ths
est Store 70 the Central and Orange and Alexandra
Rsilrosd Depot n this place, and occupies better
locality for any kind Of busnsss than any other store
In the village
2 One Lot fourth ofau acre In sire, situated be-
tween New and Old 0ordonsville.
s. The Land iatsly purchased Of George Morrss
estate. kno % q the CHAMBLIcO TRACT. about
II miles OF this village, and containing two hundred
and Fifty 1--WE and hslfacses well tm6sred and very
we'll adapted to the cultivation Of sl kinds Of grain
As three railroads will shortly be running ID this
place, the timber win soon overpsy for the land.
4. The balance Of my stock Of Hardware, 0Toce-
TERms-For the Sters and Dwellisg-hou.ss Lot
and Land one-third cash. one-third in months, and
the balance In ~ months, for approved nesotiable
paper-the title retained TIL the whole h paid
For the n srchandize, cash will DO required
8. HIRSH.
ooEDorsviLLE' oI ga9, IS g., is g. ,v@-1m.
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THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, August 16--The corn crop of Illinoi
will not be more than half an average one.
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FROM THE PLAINS

ST. LOUIS, August l6.-Emigrants from Fort Lar
amie complain of the immense number of robber.
les committed by the. Indians, whose depredations
are greater than ever before
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eHslEN NOTICE.-The Railroad line
Z. to Norfolk and Portsmouth will be
9th inst for the purpose of rettins ard nantn The
steamer Augusta Due notice win Be eiyeo when the
boat IL ready to resume her place upon the line The
day 10th. - --s' = -'-.-
aus THOS nom MrA n es,,~
= Office II. & p Railroad Comm ~~F-'
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. CHEAP SHOES FOREVER.

N1lEhI OuOES FOREVER
The METROPOLITAN il xoius ahead
o. everything in selling all kinds Of Boots and shoes
Boots and Shoes Travelling Trunks Val;ss.s Carns,
fnass. &c, Of extremely low prices to made room
TOT an extensive Fa supply: So here it goes from
and gentlemen who are in want Of Boots Shoes or
Trunks would do we'll to call at the Metronoi;tsn
Store" to make their purchases
The Metropolitan Store 10 at ISL Main stra.t r..i
Square, next to r. NJ Ztmmerman's
CHARLES s. MAURICE
= hu - Ri0hmond We
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WANTED-To hire for the balance 0l
w the year MAN SERVANT of good char.
acter to work in our store as porter !.
au IL WINSTON POWERS
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! ~
a 8 tie large % il rsar q my sfore viii ss
is verS. yo1as = UlAkss sosnd nd wssH bTokeu
CAnTa A.. -
fvn h,x. -. ~ e one horse Dirt Caxfs and one
n y y three GOOD work Hor-s..
.---: r. CAUTHORN.
BY ALEXANDER nor 1872
NHTH,Eg Ar kTrrvrTr,,r
IXl 8 Hs,d;.,. 49, = LIN .-WlH be sO3d
NESnAY rect rcth 49, ceAh4 oss ON VIVID
young snd veil broke Mrlss ~ oeaoss, four issss
The public sre renr. $500 = 49,.
will be sold without the ieast rs.erx. the Asias
BY order of the Trustee.
Sale conducted Nv
au Is = Norvr -.
Auc.-
The above Gala IL II ,x., {, m
uRnAv ~ PvesRon0u ultil BAL
,a. i. ne1I lStn ln1 whenm will positively take
:, - sne nofse Lo1 o ~ o'ciock.
- a. MOTT, Auct.
HyRIYST cArr CEs rr rvrrrr,vr. ~,,~~,
GCSnrCxAAG Or LOAn1NG, Dk1
-, 0UOOS, &c AT AuCTIuN-by virtue OF q
ssea ot srust executed ~ simon Lechensteip. and
;, ev ~ " sne once OF the Hastinp Courtof the
sy y. n'cnmond Tor the dement, OF certain psrties
- H. nameo. the undernEoed viii sell 1t auction,
.Ie ssoIe now IN the occupancy OF eaid Simon
is s ~ ns.eiS. On Broad street, on FRIDAY, the
81 Gsa =. next g ~ O'clock the entrs stock
made Clotb;ns Sintt M connsAns OF ready.
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AZ 10 0OD0lN ArrLASVNs Aacts'
GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NM

~ MIIE0 ABOVE HICHMONU, +UNVEH UEl-
CREE or COURT by virtpe Of . decEes Of the
cironit ourt Of the County cf Hsnnea prcnoenced
on the sd January 1854 in the csse Of Crew saai1st
Connty viii expose 70 public emotion. on the prepi
-. On TUESDAY. the 9Th day of September, ls54,
comm ding It O'clock. M the real esfate O. o.
seree situated In tho county Of Heurico about nine
Milo above Richmond, % the old Deep Ran Turn
pike, adjoining the lands Of Thoa O. burtons f. rot
erwiea aud others -. & 49, ssssw.
TEnsss.-One-third cash; balance at and u mos,
FIR bonds bearing interest," with good security and IT,
- - a. B. HUTCHINSON,
q Sheriff Of Hoprico County.
Sale conducted By GpBDIH APfEasoa. AnetA
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Z ~ ET MMU 1870 CnOL-
Persons travelling and All others should hevs bot
tls Of Dr. s; ROSES PAIN CURER, and his GAR
MINATlVE BALSAM by them. In case Of sudden
ckness those medicines frequently Ia less time
than It requiresto get physician. sM
To prevent Cholera take teaspoonful of Pain
Curer in wine sass Of water eyery noruin Z: when
ever you have pain internally or externally use the
Pain Curer In bottles at 49, IS and so cts
era. Cholers Morbus. Bowel Complaint and II pssen
terry This mixture is one Of the most impor al msd
Ing pre psration it has no equal In cases Of ipfsn1s
vft6 bowel complaint cholera morbua restlessness
CRYING OF general pain, it has been proved perfect
balm As specific for bowel COMPLAINTS Of aduIts
il has never failed During the cholera of 1881 1884
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DUBLIC SALE.-ATT ACTIV

pUBLIC SALE.-ATT r A CITY T.
L REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN ES-
TABLISH MENT, ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE II offer at
public auction. such terms needs suits the
purchaser, on WEDNEsDAY, the Esd Of August, my
place, called "TOMAHAWK STATION," on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, II miles from Rich
mond. containing about $50 acaes one-haf with the
buildings, lying the South and the other half on
the North side of the road-being willing to sell ali
or half. st4s
The neighborhood is good, the location healthy,
and the improvements extensive. The place 10 well
supplied with excellent water, and IL well timbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the hands of enterprisng person 1t is believed
that this establishment would prove very profitable
for It'll place of much resort. and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
for the summer months.
Post Office is kept there, and the present propri-
etor has Stage Coach running three times . week
to Cumberland county, which pays well.
To disposed to speculate in the coal trade this
place holds out strong inducements for it lies in the
midst of the coal region and the signs of this mineral
in the cut made for the railroad and in digging WELL
were exceedingly fattering. -
The owner, who resides on the place, will take
pleasure in showing the Land. &c, to persons dis.
posed to purchase. 80
jy 26-dlm* VIM. A. MARTIN, Chesterfield.