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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-24
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
A MURDER IN HENRY

man named barrow, in the county of Henry.
while ct a work in a aeld few days ago, with a
negro man, whom he had hired was murdered by
the latter by blow from a hoe No nerson Vs.
fresent at the time though some of Barrow chill.
dren short distance from the spot saw him fall -
The negros Statement was that he suddenly drop.
red dead while at work. but upon the examination
at the BODY by coroners inquest it was discovered
that bis skull had been fractured in manner which
could not he attributed to the fall upon the earth
however violent. The negro was arrested and
ronitcd 10 the Jail OF Henry to await his trial AT
IRE next Term oi the court on the second Monday
Is Iuly. Barrow was a poor man of respfctahle
harscter and industrious habts aud leaves a larpe
family of children In y very dependant condition
sc case has caused much excitement in the neigh.
No~hood OF Lertherwood whereit occurred - Dan.
ale Re-. Fridnq.
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TEIEGHApIIIc ITEMS

NKw OFLEANs, June 20 The steamship gnited
States arrived 81 the Balizc at one o'clock this after
noon, ~ four sad hall days from Aspnwali, bring
ins California da'ce 20 the lst instant She reports
mat the steamship Illinois sailed for New York on
re 10th. with 400 passengers and nearly million
dollars in treasure brought down 10 Panama by the
iohn {. stephens
LOWELL, June 2l.-The State Temperance Con
Nention held large aud spirited meeting to-day.
samuel Huar, ol Core I'D, presided. Resolutions
were passed calling ate invention prior to the
annual election, when dist ict tickets would be
nominated. unless the candidates of the other par
ties should be- acceptable TO temperance mcn.
QUEBEC June 2l.-ll is reported that the Cover .
nor General will to-day ii,ially dissolve the Par
Lament on account ut the defeat OF the Ministry
yesterday, on the clergy reserve question.
QrEBEc June 22-The Ministers will not resign
in consequence OF the late adverse VOC of the
Houss
Parliament will be prolonged to day and an car
IL dissolution take place.
NOBLE, June 20 The steamer Black Warrior,
with dates from Havana to the 18th, arrived to-day
Al was quiet on the Island. The yellow fever still
prevailed among the foreign shipping. Her politi-
cal news Is unitnportant
CONCORD. June 1.-The Legislature this after.
noon agreed to adjourn finally on the LIST of July
The Nebraska resolutions were specially assigned
for next Wednesday al II O'Clock. The balloting
Tor Senators will take place on the Friday before
I'd 5urnment. stringent liquor bill was intro
duced this afternoon.
NEW York, June IA boat, containing Capt Jar.
Iet and the first mate Of the steamer Hendrix Hud
sou, was down today by one of the Wall street
terry boats. Capt. Jarrett was drowned.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22-At 4 meeting of the
Councils this afternoon the committee reported
the whole debt OF the consolidated city to he So
oJJ,O00, including 900 Of railroad stock draw
Ing interest
Concord, IN H. June 22.-The motion made
yesterday to reconsider the vote postponing the
election discussed and prevailed Thursday
next then assigned Tor The further consdera.
lion OF the subject.
PHILADELPHIA June 22.-The fear that human
life was sacriiccd at the frghttul fire Jefferson
and hitn streets, on Tuesday afternoon, has been
rallied Yesterday the ghastly remains Of hu-
man ing were dTeaduly burned that for
time it was not certain whether they were the re.
mains OF human creature or those of dumb AMI
NAL. II was subsequently, ascertained that they
we're human, and they are, it is believed all that is
Lett of boy named Lawrence Tomau The boy
mad been at work il the factory but day. and be-
coming sick from the smell OF the cotton had laid
down III the fifth story When last seen he was
asleep. The parents Of the deceased reside in
Clinton street. Tue coroner held an inquest yes
terday upon the remains. verdict was rendered
in accordance with the facts stated. A woman en-
Pioyed in one OF the upper rooms is still missing.
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BY GODDIN APPERsON.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-

~ ABLE FARM, ON BROOKE TURNPIKE
FIVE MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICH.
MoND-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
Of the county OF Henrico, pronounced on tho 18th
May. 1854 in the suit of Ryall King &C.. the sub
scrlber, who was thereby appointed Commissioner.
will sell at public auctien on the premises, on SA.
TURDAY, the oath June, 1854 commenting at II
O'Clock, that very valuable Farm, of which Georges
King died seized, containing about 22 acres more or
less About 100 acres cleared and partly cultiva
ton; balance heavily covered with valuable pine and
oak wood
The buildings are large, well built, and sufficient
for the accomms dalton of usual sized family The
place is regarded among the most valuable OF
the Turnpike and as the Plank Road soon to be com
pleted will pess along the front of the land it's valae
will be greatly enhanced. The wood land is regard.
ed extremely valuable, because it is believed that
the wood alone will pay for it.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at J. 2 and
years. for bonds, with good personal security bear
ing interest, payable half yearly and title retained
till the whole purchase money! is fully paid Off
J. 9. RYALL, Com'r.
P.S. After the sale of the Lam, will be sold par
eel of Household and Kitchen Furniture, one good
Harness Horse, one Cow, DC snd viii be hired out
for the balance of tho year, three Negroes viz one
map, one woman, and one girl. s. RYALL.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
ie 10
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M HIIE GRANITE AND FRENCH
w CHINA WARE-Which we can furnish in
sets containing any number Of pieces or separately
Families DESTROYS of replenishins would do well to
call BLJLKLEY & CO
Je "a lS7 Main at
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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 near Cabin Point, consetin
of 1882 acres of Timber Land, Saw Mill and Fix
lures four Wagons, l6 Mules, and some other Pro-
peTty.
TERMS for the Land msds known on the day of
sale. For the Mill and Fixtures egotiabe notes at
4 and months, with approved endorsers. Other
property, for ali sums of $50 and under cash. over
that amount, negotiable notes, at months-the
notes to bear interest from date.
je r. dtdc2t PHILIPS l. HOPKINS
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AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY ALEX. MOTT l. CO.

I Asst SALE.-WIll be sold bv auction
- on MONDAY next 25.h June, at 10 O'Clock a
M the remainder of the stock at No "a Main street
co.'s suns OF variety OF goods in the CROCKERY
and GLASSWARE line
IChina DINNER SET
~ dozen common CHAMBERS
40 90 DO. PITCHERS. assorted
~ 40: do. BOWLS do
TuMbLERS; WINE GLASSES
Blue Printed PLATES, as,'td size.
Common TEAS
Blue Print do.
SPITT0ONS and DISHES
Covered do.
Yellow BOWLS and DISHES
Candy JARS
Fluid LAMPS
White Granite PLATES
Do. do. DISHES,
With a number of other goods too uume rom, f., i,
seItion r. l.. HICKsON co.
Sale conducted by
ie 24-2t A. MOTT CO. aue,.
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VAL LIABLE REAL ESTATE @
BY ALEX. MOTT l. co.
r ARGE STOCK OF SADDLERY AT

- A CT1 o N The Subscriber anticipating
change in his business the LIST of July next, offers
for sale his stock of SADDLERY at cost for cash.
until the 9th of June which time he will sell ali
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 fine. Also
about $50 fine SADDLES, including some of the
finest have ever had made Also. very large lot Of
BRIDES, MARTINGALES, STIRRUP IRONS,
WHIPS of every description; in fact, the largest
stock OF every article usually kept in Saddlery es
tablishment) ever saw.
Persons in want of such articles, and who are In
the hsb of settling every six months, shall have
cry article charged to their account at cash price.
Colouitt Agent Or mvseIf narsono h.n
ing them requested to bring them in for settle
ment. JOS. II, COLOIJITT
Sale conducted by
myA A MOTT & Co. Aucts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR


NEW Yonk. June 23.--The steamer North Star
has arrived, with San Francisco dates 10 June lst
She brings 500 600 in gold
Acapulco was still blockaded by war vessels and
the city 10 possession Of santa Anna.
destructive fire occurred recently at Marys'
vile, Cal. consuming the theatre, post Office, Or
leans Hotel and the Presbyterian church. Loss
100000.
Another lire had also occurred in San Francisco.
1t commenced in Dupont street, and consumed
500 ooo worth of property
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G0DDIN L APPERsoN, Auct,
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.

VALUABLE STOCK OF GROC
RIES, UNDER DE E DOF TRUS Ton
THURSDAY, July 9th. at 10 O'Clock we shall sell
at auction, at the store Main street. recently &C.
cupied b1 Mr.. J. B. Stegal, the large and choice
stock of GROCERIES, with FIXTURES, &C. con
viewed by Mr., StegaI to Trustees
On the last day fthe sale the store will be rented
at auction.
TERMs-Under SlOo cash, over $780, months
credit for approved paper
BY order of the Trustees
je % DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO, Aucts.
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DISASTER ON LAKE SUPERIOR.
OEroNAGoN. Lune IL. 1854

y. T.,
The indians brought 10, this morning, news that
seven men VINO eiJ this place few DAYS since in a
small boat for La Puinte. all lost; the boat bay
Ing been found the beach with one of the bodies
lying dead in the bottom, about eight miles this side
ot La P0intC.
The names Of all the unfortunate persons who thus
met an untlmcy fate have succeeded in obtaining,
together with their residences, with one exception.
They are follows:
Hiram Gray, Trap Rock, Michigan; Thoz Bozzo
do, Jonathan Conklin, do; J. Coy!n, do B. Conk-
lin, Detroit, Michigan; j. Aiken, do.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR NEBRASKA AND KAN


WASHINGTON, June &3.-The appointments ior
Neoraska and Kansas, sent to the Senate yester-
lay, were as follows: Gen. Butler, Governor OF
Nebraska; A. II. Reeder, Governor of kansas Mr.
Fergusen, of Michigan, Chief Justice of Nebraska
Mr.. Daniel Woodson, of Lynchburg, Va, Score
taFy OF Kansas, Nh. Cummings, of Iowa. Mar
shall Mess. Bradley, of Indiana, Holden of Geor
sia, and Fillmore of Alabama associate Judges
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VALUABLE WORKS ON COTTAGE
Y ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE GARDEN
ING, &C.-For sale by JAS. WOODHOUSE,


Sloan's Model Architect, containing original de-
signs for Cottages Suburban Residences, &c 2 vols
4to-Sl5.
Downirg's Country Houses; vol. 8vo-$4.
Downing's Landscape Gardening and Architecture;
8yo-SS.50
Downing's Cottage Residences Gvo-S2.
Downings Rural Essays; 8vo-$S.
Rch's American Architect; 1915.
Aliens Rural Architecture-Sl 25,
The Builders Guide, Practical Treatise on Gre
clan and Roman Architecture, with Designs By H.
Austin. folio-SI0.
Rural Architecture, consisting of Classic Dwellings
with details connected with each. By Edwd Shaw;
4to-S3.
Cottages ard Cottage Life, containing Plans for
Country Houses Directions tor Building and Impro-
wing. By c. w. Eliott-$1 so.
Landscape Gardening, Parks and Pleasure
Grounds, with Practical Notes Country Resiien-
oes Villas, &c. By C. H. G.. Smith-S1.2 p.
Treatise on Cottage Building, or Hints for impro-
wing the Dwellings of the LaboriDg Glasses. BY c.
Bruce Allen-50c. je q
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FROM TURKS ISLAND

BOSTON, June 23.-Advices from Turks Island TO
June 9Th. state that the American Consul, Mr.. vii
son, wac still IN prison. He refuses to pay the fine
imposed upon him for assaultinc of the officers
and says ne has appealed to his government for Ii
beraton.
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THE MARKETS

New YORK, June % Flour unchanged and in
moderate demand. Southern 50 750Ss. Wheat I'M
changed. Corn active and large sales at &c. for
mixed, SOC. for yellow.
BALTIMORE. June 25-Four-Sales of City Mills
ct $3.50; market closed with sales of 500 bbIs at
So 81 Corn brisk ard active; sales Of bushels at
75c. fl mixed and 78c. for yellow
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DEATHFRoN THE BITE OF A SyAKE.--Ou the Eth
instant Purnen Jackson, OF Worcester county, Md
bitten the end OF OF his fingers by cor.
per head snake, from the effects of which he died
the next day Immediately after being bit he drank
large quantity OF wbiskey. thinking it would coun
eraCt the effect OF the poisou; but unfortunately it
had no such effect. When he died, the whole of his
arm and portion OF his body, the Shields says,
weIe perfectly green
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DEPARTURE OF TIE PRESIDENT AND
SUIT FOR OLD POINT

WASHINGTON. June l3.-The President aud his
lady, accompanied by Sidney Webster. private
Secretary the Secretary OF the Navy, and Gen
Cass, LETT for Old Point this morning in the L. S.
steamer Enpineer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By GODDIN { APPERsON.
MoIETY OF FIFTEEN LOTS OF

MOIETY OF FIFTEEN LOTS OF
1yl LAND ON ACADEMY HILL. AND LOTS
NOS. 500 AND 1853 IN DUVALS ADDITION
VIII be sold on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the lst
O'Clock, an undivided moety Of IS Lots of Land on
Academy Hill lin of Poor House, and also in
Lots Nos 52s and 1853, in DuvaPs Addition.
This property, for the most part IL the most beau-
tfn for gardening for suburban residences Of any
other in that neishhorhood
TERMs-Ope third cash: balance at and months,
Tor negotiaoie notes, interest added, secured by a
is24 GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auct..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL.
-, - ESTATE ON LEIGH STREET, AT AUG.
~ lUNCby virtue OF adecree OF the Hastings Court
June, 1854 in the case Of Swami and wife -" :, ,n.t
Lnekado DE- &c. the undersigned, Commissioned will
sen sen a. pnolic auction on the premises, MONDAY
Eue o. uay OF July, 1894, commencing at O'Clock
the foi owing real estate, viz: One brick and one
framed tenement on the north side of Leigh street
west OF Brook avenue, each fronting p feet runn;n
back the depth of the lots TO an allev
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at 5 and month.
doraas notes added satisfactorily en-
aorsed, and title retained till last note is paid
Sal. EDW. Y. CANNON. Conn.,
je2s e0DDIN APPERsoN. Auc...
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
OF RPCHM rRIEAT IN DWELLING E IN THE CITY
nysT'rtne Of the powers conferred on the mbscr;.
uets ~ aeed of trust from E. H. ChanberIayne and
- uate1 % July 1853, duly recorded in Richmond
Hustings Court we shall proceed to sell at nnb1;c
a m On 'ne premises, on THURSDAY, the 29th
Gay OF ls24 II fair not the next fair day COM
az CLOCK, the laxge and very yaIuahie mi
vate Dwelling, with an lot attached
hS~ a ,n ns sa pan Of Edwin
This nronertv ia 40 veil L y, Leigh and 6th SITS
preciated thata general description of it is desmepd
The title to the said real estate is behaved ..,
perfect, but the Subscribers will convey with the
usual special warranty. ~ WIG
The terms will be made known at the bo,r IF ..1
DANL. r, STEWART, !
JOHN g. CASKIE. : trustees.
T. Sat the same time and place. and hy virtue
OF another deed of rus executed to us BY the abovf
named + HI. Chamberlayne and wife, date 20th De
cember 1858, duly recorded in Richmond Hustiue
Court we shall Sc such portion othe above real es
rate as may not be necessary for satisfying the BRIO
trust deed thereon. Terms at sale
w. GODDIN,
j. L. APPERsoN, Trustees.
Sale conducted by
je8 GODDIN & APPERSON Arc.s
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HEINOUs CRiME-Fatner Kroeger, priest Of
Trinity Church, Cincinnati, was taken before the
police court Of that city Thursday, the charge
OF assault with intent to commit rspe on Ger
girl, aged Il years, while attending confession
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CANAL LoAN.-A dispatch from Albany says the
bids for the State per cent Canal loan of 81 0O0,
COO were opened On Thursday, and found to aver.
age l. per cent. premium.
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BY ELIAS HALE.
/ Commission Merchanf los

BY ELIAS HALE
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant log Main ..
EVERY TUESDAY AND SATUR-
~ DAY EVENING, at II O'Clock / vii, offer a.
auction my usually attractive stock Of WATCHES
as follows:
gold Duplex, Chronometer and Magic Hunters
Gold English Anchor and Cylinder Watches. in
open and hunting cases
Silver slish Lever, Anchor and Cylinder do hun.
tiers and open face
gold, Fob Vest and Guard Chains Seals and KEYS
aeahstpins Earrings, Fingerrines, Bracelets &c.
wagner with large variety of Fancy Goods Dou.
Die barrel Guns, and alarge assortment of Bardwars
- ALSO,
WARE. EN- """ "HAHo
Sale positive.
Having taken out 9 license, and opened resps,
AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE at nv sore
(of which have long lease am prepared to offer
great Inducements to persons wishing to consign
goods tor Auction or private sale.
tendedt to. "
ELIAS HALE, Auct'r and
my Its Com Merchant los Main at
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TROUBLE AMONG THE PRIZE FIGHTERS Tom
II Il. while at the MON Race Course, l.. l., on
Tuesday, surrounded by number OF other prize
fighters, one OF whom, John Morriss- Y, challenged
him for prize ght on the spot, bat Hyer beiu 2
,me declined, that public decency will not be
again outraged at present.
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We learn that white man named Jordan Dog
GET, of Rockingham county, N. C., was drowned a
y days ago in Haw River, while fishing with
ne The person who accompanied him was too
young 10 afford him any sssistauce-DGHritlcR Reg
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CONGp ESS

WAsHINGToN, June :93.-The Senate and Honse
were engaged to-day on the private calendar
Nothing OF interest transacted
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PosToN, June 12-The frigate Desperate arrived
At Dsntlig on the 9Th After Hango had been bonn
baTded without success, the feet then proceeded to
HehngsioTs.
Sweden has openly declared against Russia and
her Ministers at st. Petersburg has been recalled.
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CHOLERA DEATEs-Wm. A Weeks late mai
agent in Boston. formerly superintendent of the
Wing R@sding-Room, and President Of the Bum
Club died Of cholera on Tuesday. Mrs. +. Howard
aud J. s. Lamson. also died Of cholera on tuesday
IA ChaIlestown, Mass.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ONE DAY LATER.

We give in another column the details by the
canada by last evenings mail we received the
following.
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A son of Rev. D. Arnold was drowned near
Moureded. Va, last Saturday
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d TO THE pUBLIC,-We


,-r11-1.ss-& running daily line of Stages
tom terminus of the Southside Railroad to
LyHchburg. continuing by the Virginia and Ten
nsssee Railroad end our Stages to the Sweet and
White Sulphur Springs, by former schedule aud
fare, aud and after the first day of July the fare
will be reduced. Whole cost to the passenger $3.50
between Richmond and the White Sulphur Springs,
and by the following schedule:
Leave Richmond daily, Except sundavs,) via the
Danvile Railroad, TO the Junction of the Southsids
Road hat road to the terminus: and Coaches
TO LyIchburg by 81 P. III. Leave Lynchburg at P.
NJ, to the diyerging point of our line, by p M
Leave the next morning at daylight, and arrive at
the White Sulphur before night.
Richmond and Danville passengers informed,
that on aud after the 5th day of July, vii accom-
MEDIATE them in splendid horse Coaches. Speed ill.,
creased aud fare reduced, unknown in the late his
rory of the service, between the terminus of the
Dsnville Railroad and DGuviIIe
Leave Richmond et6t A NJ. and arrive at Dauvile
night.
Fare from present terminus TO DanvIlP, 500
Do. do. do TO Halifax II. 10
And to be reduced from time to time, as crcum-
stances may require
je 2f-ts FARISH, HARTMAN l. co.
e. The Wing and Enquirer will publish daily till
stopped
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MIS-. Margaret Clay, wife of Col. Henry Clay. O
Barbour county, died al her residence in tina
county the 18Th last.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN-

GCHR. SARAH VAUGHAN AT AUG
~ TlON,-On SATURDAY, Gath inst, at o'clock
P. NJ, at the lower Wharf at Rockets will ssji a.
auction. the schr. SARAH VAUGHAN, with ali her
tackle and apparel. Her burthen is "a TONS aud she
draws only feet water when loaded
TERMs-One half cash; the balance in 6 mouths
for approved paper.
je 20 C4UTHORN Auct
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Toy TO THE AFFLICTED.-Leon

10Y TO THE AFELICTED.-Leon
~ ards Instant Reiiefa and Sc eedy Cure for Coughs
Colds Asthma, Hoarseness, Coup, Consumption and
street nearly opposite the Wsg office, and at A A
George Co. corner Of 4th and Broad street. Price
~ cts per bottle.
The ladies' of Richmond and vicinity particular
~ invited during this warm season to send for bGx
Gf his Lemonade, Orangeade or Ginger Beer Pow
dsIs They are most delie htful and refreshing bev
erage being equal il superior TO the best Soda
Water, and at one-thrd the price. Price p cts. per
box. Try them and judge for yourselves
THOMAS LEONARD,
my 50 Governor street
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 6rp.

CANAL, MAIN AND BROAD STREETS. IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION;-Win be sold on SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, the Oath June, 1854, upon the premises
commencing at A o'clock in the order advertised,
the following very valuable Real Estate, viz:
Two lots lon one of which there Ia brick aGd On
the other wooden kitchen on the West line of 9Th
between Gary and Canal streets; fronting 23i IT,
the other fronting 81 feet, each running back lS feet
to alley.
Also, one other lot on the West line of 9th, he
tween Cary and Main streets, adjoining Messrs Glib.
sons shop, fronting 7t feet running back l20 feet 10
an alley.
Also, handsome building lot on the Southside OF
Canal between LIST and Foushee streets, fronting 40
feet, running back 1863 feet.
After which, will be sold q very valuable lot with
a small brick tenement thereon, on the Soutbsde of
Main, between lst Foushee streets, fronting ga
feet, running back IL feet
After which, will be sold two brick and one framed
dwelling on the Southside of Broad, between JEFF
ferson and Madison streets fronting Broad street.
respectively q feet 2?s feet, and % feet, running
back 1873 feet to an alley.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and months.
for gotiabie notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed or title retained.
The above real estate being located in parts of the
city where 1t is in good deDand: the particular at
tention of the public lie called to the sale thereof
js IL GODDlN L. APPERSON, Aucts.