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PLUM BING.
BATH TUBS, SHOWERS STATIONARY

BATH TUBS, SHOWERS, STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS,
HYDRAULIC RAMS, &c.
THE subscriber has obtained, In the city
il of New York the services of the best Plumbers
In the United States and Is now prepared, with a.
erfensiye stock of superior material 70 execute 10
the very hest panuer and with dispatch. a kinds OF
rort usrtaIpins to this line Of business
BATH TUBS ofles5, copper. iror or tin.
Every description Of WATER CLOSETS. WASH
Conner and Iron BOILERS.
Brsss and Iron Lift and Force PUMPS
SHOWERS for hot and cold water, put up 10 or
der Cd warranted TO work well
Hauson,s Improved, balance valve HYDRAULIC
RAM put up to order Ia any pat Of the State This
Ram Il said to be the best In the United States and
viii raise TO elevation Of at least hfty
cent greater than any other process with the ssms
head and supply Of water.
workmen, and laid In . stock OF the most superior
natsriala feel warranted In saying win do -
good work as any establishments 10 the Union, and On
reasonable terms.
Persons in want Of work In this line are invited %
call before closing their contracts
Psrtcuisr attention u called 10 rev ard
specimen Of Rianished Tinnsd Copper BATH Tp0'
Orders nom any part Of the county promptly ~
| tended to- PAUL hAnuAM1errs~
III 1-lm i8sn ". 80 -
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THE ALLEGED SLAVE pIRAc,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug Nicholas. alias Donald,
me alleged captain of the brig Grey Eagle. during
her recent slave trip from the coast of Africa TO
Cuba, was again up before the Commissioners this
morning for examination, but it was further post.
poned On account of the absence of the principal
~aness. Ill. sudden disappearance 10 regarded n
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HORRIBLE RUNOR

The Abingdon Democrat has the following:
its rumored on the streets that a man named
Moses Nelson, who 10 well known In this county
recently committed rape two girls Ia Carter
county, Tenn, aged respectively 10 and IL years,
and afterwards killed their father
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VIOLENT HAIL STORM.


One of the most severe hail storms ever known
in that part of the country, occurred in Prince Ed
ward county on Monday. The corn in some neigh.
borhoods was completely stripped of it's leaves, so
that the crop of fodder will be entirely destroyed
The tobacco suffered in like manner being cut into
shreds by the falling stones. In the neighborhood
OF Moore's Ordinary it was especially severe: the
ground being covered at one time with the solid
hail. One OF the stones measured l inches In
circumference, and 2 in length.
An IMPORTANT BILL PAssED.--Among the bills
that passed during the last hours OF Congress was
the bill of Mr.. Cobb, of Alabama, to graduate the
prices OF the public lands and contne the bene.
fits of the measure to actual settlers and having re.
ceycd the signature of the President it has alread
become law. 1t embraces fully one of the prom.
inent features OF Mr.. Hunters BILL which was lost
In the House. The scale of graduation enacted by
the law is as follows:
All lands which have been In market for ten wears
or upwards shall be subject to entry at one dollar
per acre; fifteen years and upwards, at seventy five
cents twenty years and upwards, at fifty cents;
twenty five years and upwards at twenty we cents:
and thirty years and upwards at twelve and halt
cents per acre. Upon every reduction the occupant
and settler to have the right of preemption at such
graduation prices until within thirty days preceding
the next graduation, but not to interfere with any
right which has heretofore accrued to actual SET.
tiers. ANY person applying to enter any of the
aforesaid lands Is required to make affidavit that
he or she enters the same for his or her own use
and Tor the purpose of actual settlement and cult.
viion, or for the use OF an adjoining farm owned
occupied by him or herself and that together with
such entry, he or she has not acquired from the
United States under the provisions of this act more
than three hundred and twenty acres.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss-Both Houses of
Congress closed their sessions at O'Clock Monday
morning In the House of Representatives there
were but sixteen members present The Senate
was also very slim, most OF the members having
previously left the city.
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EMBROlDERIES-5 cases Embroide-
nes Of new and beautiful styles esmprising-i
Rich Book Collars aud Co larettes
Fsncy Frlled and Double Collars
yaconet Collars; Mourning do, sasFs;1
Rich Book Balloon Sleeves sassf
Book 0auntlets, and Mandarin do. ss
Jaconet, Balloon and Puff do. eR ~ q
Habits and Sleeves and Collars, and Sleeves 10
match.
Book and Jaconet Edsings and Insertinss, Bands,
just received and for sale low by sssgs
aus KENT PAINE KENT.
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ESCAPE OF FOUR PENSIONERS. &c.

ALBANY, Aug. 6-Four persons charged respec.
lively with the crimes of forgery, rape and high
way robbery, escaped from the Jail in this city early
this morning by breaking through the back wall -
reward is offered fer their recovery
Two persons, both by the name OF Farrar, were
drowned last evening while bathing in the Island
Creek near this city.
There was street preaching here to-day, but eve.
rything passed off quietly.
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DESTRUCTION OF SAW MILLS BY FIRE,
: BANGOR, Me-, Aug. THE new block of saw.
mills at Brewer village, owned by Messrs ssrgen,
& Stevens, was destroyed by fire yesterday morn.
block contained one gang of saws, one single saw
lsth, single and clapboard machines. sash and
blind factory &c. The loss IL estimated at $751; OC
to e20, 000-insured for $9, 900.
The schooner Canton of Newburyport, which
was lying at the wharf, was damaged TO the extent
of 81 500
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS S4LE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON NAVY HILL, IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of the County
of Henrico pronounced on the 9th of July, 1854 in
the suits of Leake ys Anderson and ais, the under
signed, who was by that decree appointed special
cia Commissioned for the purpose will sell at public
day of August, 1854, commencing at O'Clock, the
real estate on Navy Hill. in the City of Richmond
formerly occupied BY Mr.. Edmund Anderson, and
now by Mr. George Harding, containing about Is
1t will be laid out into lots fronting on Sd
4th 5th and 9th streetS according to plan and sur
vey to be seen at the Office of Messrs Goddin Ap.
person In q few days. IL
TERMs-One-third cash balance at six and nine
months. for negotiable notes and title retained till
Court. A B. HUTCHINSON, Special Corn,r.
Sale conducted by GoDDIH l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
aug f-e.s--,s=sz
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ALBANY, Aug. ga fire IL raging In the wonds
north OF Lachine, Canada. Three children were
LEFT BY their parents in shanty while they went to
burnt 10 death
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MRS. PELLETS ENGLISH AM "

MFRS. PELL ETS ENGLISH AND
wi FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
The eleventh scholastic year Of this school viii con-
mepce on MONDAY, October I'd.
Me and Experienced teachers secured In all the
dsnsrtments Particular attention IL gwen to Read
inf. Writing, Orthosrsphy and Grammar through
out the school, and the younger pspts share fguany
md ssaistsnts MRS PELLET is assured that pu-
nils under the tuition of NJ DE MONTHURNEf
can with diligence and perseverance, learn 10 one
70 speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
eTsRms-Board and washing $40. English tuition
SO. Primary Department SSe. Ancient ana NOD %
yance-the remainder 18th February. ,ss
For further particulars address the Principal
AMI -
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nUR HONEYMOON-FOr sale BY
~ ]. w. RANDOLPH. 4
Mysteries of Convent by noted Methodist
Preacher-25c.
Godey's Lady Book for August.
Blackwoods Magazine for July.
August No. Harpei's Magazine.
Putnam's New M, nthly for August
Our Honeymoon, ard other Comicalities, from
Punch; iliustrated-$l.25.
The American Cottage Builder. series of designs,
plans and specifications, from $500 to $50 900, for
&c.-Sl.25.
Sandwich Island Notes. BY A. Haole-eI.
History OF Pyrrhus. by J. Abbott, 6 plates-60c.
Tconderoga, or the Black Eagle; romance Of
days not far distant: BY 9 r. R. Jsmes-5oc
Harpers Gszstteer OF the World. No. 2-50c.
f'E
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NEW York, Aug. THE Herald dis mornin.
announces thst the ports Of Nicaragua are all mn.
Ger blockade by the British vessels OF war The
captain Of the Star of the West however appesrs
10 Card In the afternoon papers and contrsdicts
the statement He ssys that everythias was ouiet
ssa mat the excitement in relation 70 the burnfnS
Of Greytown was sebsidipg.
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CHOLERA AT RTIFFAIo

CHOLERA AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Aug THE deaths from cholera ia
this city during the week ending ON Saturday night
were 10, of which only were Americana
The cholera has entirely disappeared from the
vicinity of the falls of Niagara.
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REV ]. w. COOPER alias JOHN HOWARD.
Those readers who have been In the habit of De-
rusng the police reports in our paper, will readily
recognize the individual noticed below.
An IMPosrER.-The Denton (Md) Journal gives
an account of one John Howard, an Englishrnan.
who has recently been fourishing in that vicinity
for some time past as teacher of the male school
and preacher In the M. E. church 1t was discoy-
cred that he was actually under matrimonial engage
ment to at least two ladies. This aroused suspi-
cions that something was wrong, when inquiry was
made resulting most unfavorably to his fair preten-
sion. His letters of recommendation, of which he
had good supply, in some cases turned out to be
leave the place. In reply to letters written to Rich.
mond, Va, 1t appears he was married in the town
OF South Groton, Mass, last year, under the name
OF James Cooper; subsequently, he went with hfs
wife to Richmond, Va aud by the exhibition of Ger.
thcates of standing in the NJ E. Conference under
the name of J. w. Cooper, was about to OBJ ain
charge OF Clay street Chapel when his character
was exposed by the sudden appearance of his wife
uncle from the North. His wife then left him. and
accompanied her uncle. Letters have also been RI
ceived exposing Coopers career whilst in England,
OF his marriage there. and his wie's death by poi
son. The Journal says:
The documents alluded to above reached US on
Wednesday last By that days steamer, this reve
rend hypocrite came from Baltimore again; and
stopped at the house of gentleman down the riv.
or about seven miles hence. That same night, the
Sheriff OF our county, armed with proper writ,
him. and he 10 now safely lodged In our jail in de-
FAULT OF bail for his appearance at the next term OF
our county court He Is, without doubt, great
scoundrel
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1o pkExENT AND CURE cHoL-

i ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persons travelling. and sl Others should h.vea bot
MINATlVE BALSAM byxhem In case of sud6e
Sickness these medicines frequently In less time
than an it rsasirs.dtS sst physician
sver you have psin internally or externally use the
Dr. Dr. ROSES cxR ARM 4 BAIsaM for chol
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dysen-
terys This mixture is one ofthe most important med
cines. and should be keptin all families As sooth
ing preparation, 1t has equal In of infants
with bowel complaint cholera morbns restlessness,
specc for bowel ef sdn
it has Jailed. During the cholera of 1882 1884
and 1849 it failed in instance when used before
returns from more than one Thousand persona who
used it during those memorable periods testify to
its wonderful curative pswers Is cents bottle
DR.. J. s. ROSES wHooPINa G couch 5iJ3 SYRUP
gives immediate relief and frequently cures In ono
DEL. s. ROSES EXTRACT OF BUCHu.-This
ia of the best remedies used for diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder and all Gouty Affections. Price
Dr.. is ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling OF
the Womb Female Weakness, Debility and Relsxs-
rion. This disease heretofore treated by bandagss
and external supports, which can only prove
paIliatives. yields completely to the use of these
'' Dr.. j J. 3. ROSES ANTf-BILIous OR RAH.-
ROAD PILLS These Pills not warranted 20
cure every malady or disease incident 70 man, but
system and common fevers They are adapted to the
Southern sections ofthe United States particularly.
being often preventive of Bilious attacks, and
when used with DR.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE, Will
cure the most stubborn of Bilious Fever or FEE
yer and Ague. Prce12t aud Pc.
All hose constitutions impaired By disease, or
weak by nature should resd DR.. J. Roses Medi-
cal Adviser; (which contains description Of the dir
eases of climate and the mode Of treasmenrl IL
can be had without charge.
All Of Dr. j. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
10 be had of Purcell. Lsdd Co, Bennett Beers,
H. 4, Gvav n CLrscker A. Duyal. A BOdfkeT.
!. b Wood VIM. P. Ladd, g. NJ Zachrissop, A. Leg
lie r. r. Duyai l. Bro, Grubbs Appersop, in this
city, and of dealers generally In every city aud town
throughout the United States.
10 2i-FMAW &cis-ts
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

NEW YozY, Aug. THE saics OF Beef Cattle q.
the scales to-day, amounted to 2 LII head mostly
advance Of rs cts. per ewk Ohio swise sl75a
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CHOLERA AT sT JOHN N n

Rssro,, A. ~. y !. soLtAs, ~. ID.
,efa IN st John. N b. and the adj dining parish OF
i. vsnd during the week ending at noon on the Cd
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BY GoDDIN & APPERsoN.
GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NINE

- MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE-
CREE OF COURT by virtue of decree of the
on the Esd January. 1854 in the of Crew against
Crew &C.. the undersigned, as Sheriff of Henrico
County will expose to public auction, ON the prem
ses on TUESDAY. the 9Th day of September 1854
commencing at O'Clock, p. M, the real estate Of
which Daniel Crew died SEIZED containing about 12l
miles above Richmond, on the old Deep Run Turn
pike, adjoining the lands of Thos. O. Burton E. Pot
erwieg and others.
TERMs-One-thrd cash; balance at and l2 mos
for bonds bearing interest," with good security and IL
tie retained till last payment is made.
A. B. HUTCHESON
zE Sheriff of Henrico County.
Sale conducted by GoBDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
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CHnLERA AT RARRADOES

CHULEHA Al bAHnAUUES.
NEW YoHK, August 1.-THE total deaths frcr
cholera It Barbadoes mp TO the 9th ult. wa,
Il,700. Ithsd, however, considerably sbated.
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T Attest NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED

ATESI NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED.
IL Sandwich Island Notes, by A. Haole. with il
lustrations 12mo-$l.
Islands susur snythne. thsre cannot but be a good
prospect that they will form integral portion
of the United States. They absolutely essential
to the protection and advancement of American COM
merce, and whoever owns them will be master of
the Pacific.
have endeavored to portray the condition of
things as they appeared to me in 1858 And my only
aim has been mparslity, Independently of all party
nsiderations."-From the authors Preface.
wings; forming new volume of Abbott's Historic .
for children and youth.
James new Novel, Tconderoga, or the Black Ea-
gle; romance of days not far distant, by g. r. r.
James, Esq SOC.
Nos. and 8 Aarper's Gazetteer of the World-5oc
each.
Behind the Scenes; by lsdy Bulwer, suthor of
"Cheveley," "Shool for Husbands" &C.; second edi-
aus JAS. wOoDHOUSE.
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OOKS FOR HOT WEATHER.
- GEO. M. WEST, Nos and EXCHANGE offa

books FOR HOT WEATHER.
- GEO. M. WEST, Nos and Exchange, offers
FOR sale s5a
James New Historical Novel, s.1
Tconderoga by g. P. r. James-50c.
Rosa Woodville: new novel; by Dumas-5Oc
Hercules Hardy: do do Sues.
Isabella, or the Pride of Palemo-25.
The Gentleman's Daug hter-25c.
Sandwich Island Notes, by Ahaole-$1.
Sir Thomas Wystt's Poems; Aldine Edition-75.
Campbeps do do DDS
Vol q English Law and Equity Reports-S2.
Drake on Attachment-$4 so.
The above are all new this day. aus
NEW BOOKS.-Just received by HAIR
4NROLD l. MURRAY, 1T, Brosd street.
The Sandwich Islands, by A. Haole-price 81
Our Honey Moon, and other Comicalities, from
Punch-$l25 .st-s
Alone-3d edition-by Marian Harland-Sl25
Xera, or the Child % Adoption-&I
Me Iron Cousin, or Mutual 1nflueuce-$i IS.
Agatha Beaufort, or Family Pride-$l.
Leather Stocking and Silk, story of Vireinia-$I.
Twenty years in the Philippine Islands-$I
Utah and the Mormons-@I. -
Lamplighter-fresh supply-$I.25.
81.
Life and Sayings of Mrs Partington-Sl
Mysteries OF a Convent-25.
Sir Jasper Carew. by Chas Lever-50.
Aubrey, Quiet Heart and Woman's Loves cents
each
Harper's Gazetteer of the World, numbers and s.
so cents.
Ticonderoga the Black Eagle; by G. P. R.
James-50c
Harpers and Graham's Magazine and Godey,s
Ladies' Book for August. ans
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO

~
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
GROCERIES, 60. Ar AUCTION IN
~ THURSDAY, the 10th August we will ,eli :.
10 o'clock at our auction store. assortment Of
ceries, viz: S1
Coffee and Crushed Sugars sasa 81
Molasses in hide
Green and Black Teas aA
Wrapping Paper
Old Rye Whiskey
Port, Madeira, and Malaga Wines
Cigars. Mustard, Starch 80
French Brandy
Brown Sugar in barrels Ii se
500 Sacks Liverpool Fine Salt in store
ALSO
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 800 and over months
'r sas Tor approved bBa isfE ALLEN CO.
DOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
privately BEFORE %asr on
to the highest bidder, the following valuable PRO-
/. The Store and DWELLING House, which il occu.
pied by myself, and which was built but two years
ago In an elegant and comfortable STYLE It 10 of
the best business stands in this State the
est Store to the Central and Orange and Alexandra
Railroad Depot in this place, and occupies better
locality for any kind of business than any other
q One Lot fourth of an acre in size, ituated be-
tween New and Old Gordonsville. So =
5. The Land lately PqIehs.sd Of George Morriss
II miles Of this village, and containing two hundred
aud fifty FIVE and half acres well tmbered and very
well adapted to the cultivation of all kinds OF grain
As three railroads viii shortly be running to this
place, the timber win soon overpay for the land.
4. The balance Of my stock of Hardware, Groce-
ries, Wooden and Tin-ware.
TERMs.-For the Stere and Dwelling-house, Lot
and Land, one-thrd cash. one-third in months and
the balance in u months, fer approved negotiable
peper-the title retained till the whole il paid.
For the Merchandise, cash Will be require d.
8. HIRsH.
July Ia, 1854. jy 28-1ms
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60 J! z ITO sizs ". KElE.EE:
0Aes = Ga 7. DslnssrA ~. = Rsexi =
E,xTENSIvE SALE or MAHOGANY
Thnssno. Lo0KlN6-aIAs6Hx &C. A znc-
rlo e g ssla.s ynlDA1 .sssiss nsst, iii
%: as.ortnsnt q new Fsrnissrs eos.;sss Is "a
g elsssas Mahesaa, wsrarobss 4 +, e
f 9 Do. do 1nxeans 49, 49,
g @. g. selss -, VS. s. s.
u Case esat Chains
i, : s H:.. n.ososss5 .ssa1s top Tables
S Fen i Plats roo s6sse cI..s
Together with large lot 81 Csstss Tables Wash
etsnds Rocking Chsiss Ds6aeads Tsblea Hsl
1. sss.s sss az a.
sss '' s1sd' sHJg KsEsrr A.e
BIZ DUNLOP, hoNcUKE co.
CARGo SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
,ith inst Ct 10 o'clock will SILL at wharf 81
t.sa The s.rso Of the brs Cleopatra from Alta
s sso h hhda sussr. part prime quality ~
Ts.Ms-Under 500 cash; over sloo, mos. credit
.as Du Nor noncuRE / Co, Auot. !,
a UCTION NOTTCE.-The subscriber
.s p tho bidder on MoSbAY fSs Issh mn
st lzaoclock (that being court day1 his
evening and lot, in the town Of Bowling Green.
caroline county, Va The Store-house and dweilips
nearly new, built of wood, two stories high rooms
well papered. and large and commodious, with ne
cesssry out houses There il also upon the lot one
story house with two tenements occupied a. Offices
The property Is we'll situated in the most promipent
part OF the village, with the best water in the STATE
within thirty stepaof the door The health Of the
town cannot be q highly appreciated. "A fine sop
portunty e now offered to persons desrous Of retir
ing rom the hustle and confusion of city life to
and still have It In their power to add their wealth
BY conducting safe mercantile business Persons
selves. = - sAeAa
Terms made known ON the dsy of sale. Posses.;on
can be had imm ediately 3 -
au7-7t* WM T. lam IS
B0sclfne Green. duo 4 1854 - ~'f@s
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
IINTI0N CAL OIa mn Am

A UCTION SALE OF THAT MOST
TAVERN" PROPERY.--On TUESDAY, 18th day
Of August. 1854, at 81 o'clock, p. NJ upon the pre-
misses, will be sold that most valuable real estate
known az the Swan Tavern !" property, situated at
the Northwest intersection of Broad and 9th SITS !,
fronting 160 feet Rroad st. and running back 1872
feet.
The improvements consist of the Tavern and out
buildings, large brick stable, five tenements on
Broad street. and three tenements on 9Th street. and
the whole of the property il now yielding hand
some rent. s4s8
As Hotel, its contiguity to the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Depot and its central and very de-
large portion of the resident and Transient pa
tronage whilst for business purposes it, location Is
unequalled by any property on the street.
An unusual opportunity for profitable investment
10 here offered, as property of such value Is rarely
brought into market
TERMs-One-hfth cash balance at 6, 10, Is and "a
months, credit payments to bear interest and be
jy IS TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-In pursu-
~ ance of decree pronounced in the Circuit Court
Der 1855 In the suit Of Winston against Crouch and
ais the undersigned, as therein directed, will ex-
pose to sale, ON MONDAY, the 18th day Of August
next at4 O'Clock, p NJ. half of Lot No. IL adja-
cent to Seabrooks Warehouse, on Grace street, in
the city of Richmond, fronting 65 feet, and running
back 10 feet.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash; the balance
in six, twelve and eighteen months, with negotiable
notes well endorsed and the title retained until the
purchase money is fully paid, and q conveyance d.
iyas rios W boswell, s c. R.
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WANTED, Immediately, an active, able
w bodied man, to act Porter to our store-to
come we'll recommended as to character, &c. Apply
to EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD l. CO.,
aug No. IA Pearl st.
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NOTICE.-The President and Directors
IN Of the Clover HUI Railroad Company have %.
clarsd dividend OF per cent. the capital stoah
oe4hs Company, payable Ct the once In this city, On
III. bs. wooLDRIDoE, rsssss
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DOYAL PARRISH, ComMIssIor MER-
~ CHANT, having located permanently In the
City Of Richmond, solicits conignments from his
friends and others Of Wheat, Flour Tobsceo. Corn,
Oats, Bacon. Butter, Lard, and the productions of
the country generally, He hopes By strict attention
TO business 70 share portion Of public patronsge
his Office ct present 10 ct Butler Tinseys Cary
stree also offer my services to buy any article In
this market for my ffiands.
An 4--lm6ke.
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WANTED-A young Man Is or 1S years
w of age, who writes good hand, as an assistant
in Office. To smart ana active one, good salary
will be given. Address I'M. C. ST. through the Post
Office. jySl