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LATER FROM KASsAs-The correspondent of
the St. Lou!s Republican from Whitehead, Kan.
sas, May 2ih says, that the Riotas Mime Coute es
and Comanches, are assembling at Ash Hollow. to
the number of 5000, for a fight with the U. s.
Troops. They laugh at the L. s soldiers and say
they would fear twenty old mountaineers more
than the whole of them. They have stolen Sc
hoses from Fort Laramie, and 81 mules from Fort
hearney. The soldiers at Fort Kearney, Mario WY
escaped difficulty with the Cheyennes Indians. by
refusing to give up the body of a wounded Indian
~hJ died in the fort The few who are In CHARGE
of Laramie snd Kearney, are 10 state of the
keeaest apprehension and most painful suspense
Thy fear that the Indians who are gathering
shout them in such numbers and with no friendlv
feeling, may wipe them all out, by way of getting
their hands in before the new attachments reach
then
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ACCIDENTAL ship carpenter, named Saunders.
working on the frisate Roanoke q, Portsmouth wa.
dangerously injured Tuesday, by falling from the
height of IS feet to the ground.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT The Kingston tCana
ds) papers state that the Slst OF May six men be
longing 10 Amherst lsaud, opposite TO Bath, about
15 miles from Kingston, were upset when about on
mile from Shore aud five out of the six were Or 1wn
ed. The names of those drowned were }. Turner
Deuno, J. Smith, r. Huff and brother.
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THE RUNAWAY NEGROES who e.

T,HE RUNAWAY NEGROES who e.
l. capped from the jail of Henrico county on the
day of April, 1855, wee FRANK, committed a. the
property of Henry Wickham, Of Hanover, who 10 :
feet inches high, about 40 years old. black stou
built and had on when committed grey net cst
which ha wore away; GABRIEL who calls himself
6sbe, belongs to Mrs. Shelton On Church Hill was
hired the present year to Edward West, in the
lower cad of Henrico; he 10 feet inches high
about 20 years DID, BLACK stout built short curly hair
ne wore away striped vest and black satinet saci
coat; and MINOR, committed az the property Of
George Todd, Of Caroline, 10 s feet inches high
about As years old, very bsck, lower front toot
out, black har little grey and matted, black thin
whiskers and 10 very badly dressed. sp9
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ARREST AND CONFESSION OF A MuRDERFR
Samuel Grof, alias Gruti, arrested at Cincinnati
TOR burglary, 90 the premises of Adams & Co.,
has Confessed to the murder of John Burrisou OF
Richmond, Jefferson county, Ohio. In September
last, BurElson was murdered in the presence Of
his wife, who stood by screaming, while Croft was
on her husband stsbbiug him. The murderer was
taken TO Jefferson county, for trial
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Factory BuRsED The woollen factory of Thos
siibbs in Wayne Co., Ohio, was burned on Tussd ~
night with large amount of raw material and ma
nufactured gnods. Loss Si2 600.
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ALLEGED INELIGIBGLITY.-Th The Charlottesville
Jsfsnonian says that the return of w 7. Early
membeI of the Legislature from Albemarle Is
thought to be Illegal account Of his holding the
Office of Presldcnt Of the Albemsr Ln,urance Com
psny incorporated inststution, enjoying banking
privileges and ussges
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FIRE AND Los. OF LIFE.-About o'clock Wed
nesdss morning fire broke out in frame buildn
In Jersey City, owned by r c. Bscot. A man named
John S. Kelley, carpenter, absut IS years of age
who boarded there, was burned to death. He was to
have been married that evening.
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ELECTION IN NEW YoRR.-The charter election
at Cansndsigua, N. Y, Wednesday, resulted in the
SUCCESS of the American ticket by IA m jority In
Buffalo. Matter, Democrat elected over Houghton,
K. N, for Judge by 1000 majority.
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NOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHoL-

nOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHOL-
~ sTEREKs AND PAPER HANGERS, Con.
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN sTs- are now
receiving for the Spring and Summer trade full
and elegant stock of Freach and American Paper
Hangiugs, Borders Fire Screens and Curtain Papers
of the newest styles from the best factories. Also
Floor and Table Oil Cloths ell qualities; white check
and Cocoa Msttings Cur,sin Damask and Trim min gr
Muslin and Lace Curtains; Window Shades; Curled
Hair and Shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds; Bolsten
and Pillows best quality; Hair Cloth; Sofa Springs
Webbing, &C., which will be sold on the most res.
sonabie terms, and Paper HanNng and Uphoiste,ine
promptly attended to and faithfully executed in town
or country continuation OF patronage received 10
respectfully solicited, with our best endsavors to
n, srt the name NH 24--dSm
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An unsuccessful attempt made Monday
night to rob the Bank of Germantown, In Philadel
pha, and three suspicious characters have been
arrested
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M. s4RTrGKs-the French Minister-and his FAM
lily, sailed In the America from Boston, Saturday.
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JAmKs ~ STEwART's house. Ia Alexandria, was
entered Tuesday night, and the robber beingtdis-
covered, escaped by leaping through a window
Rhsh.
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AUCTION SALES.
FuTURE DAYf
BY GODDIN 4 AfPERsON.

NEW DESIRABLE BRICK TENE
Foe S stfT on GARY AND MADISON sT5
WEDNESDAY afternoon, the Is.h june. 1855 o.
| tne premises. commencing at O'clock the uevI
e efeG.sd dwelling nov ia the occupancy Of Mr.. w
Cooke, situated at the corner Of Cary and Madison
streets The lot frons so feet exteu back I50 fee
20 an alley. The dwelling bias seven rooms ana tbs
Tsrns ard Is IN tn mos. perfect repair
| premises can do 30 At say time before til. ssls.
J'7 GoDDIN & AfPERsON, Auc...
t,,4ECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE-By vir.
| =, ehs power. conferred on the under sned.
as L1eGutofs by the will of Mison Smell deceased
We shall proceed to sell at public Auction on The
R'sW.ss " the order below mentioned, ON TUES.
next fair dsyl beginning at O'clock p M the fol.
'0x,ns va,uabe property. viz: '''' '''
Isl a Lo1 At the corner Of Grace and 10TH street,
nIsnHoha having front OF about Al feet with two
Mr.. Wilson Williams NFp''i'' 'n7 feaiaeooe OF
ID Lot On 2oth street, between Gr.ce ana FAM.
IN fronting sbou. iS5 feet OF the East side M
7oth street running back los feet with two sT;es
Buildings thereon. WI" '"o DICK
fronting about 81 feet with Brick Ten.msnt 49,
on, now occupied by j. Petit Locksmith
- an: A Log in the rear of the above fronting n,
or less. 'oo'' A1o'e
9Th. A Let 2sd street between Main and Frank.
I'M fronting 49, feet on Esd, with Dwellins house
EGG. " " 4A' Hye'
6th Lot corner of Main and 9th streets fronting
spout - fest with house thereon, opposite Memrs
7th Lot No in Square No. 90, Adams Division,
at the corner of Is III and l. SITS.
9th Square of Land on Church He'll bonpasa h,
18th 9Th and N and o ST. "
yin. A House and Lot on Valley or 18th street. ad
iolrlng the property formerly owned By Daniel LyIe
rroutns 10 feet more or less and nearly opro.its ~
Verable street. opf0'''e 20
10Th That valusble Lot Store and pwslIins IN
MAN street now occupied by Mr.. John L. smithes
fronting I1t feet, more or less aud running bscb
about 81 feet to alley X feet wide and subisct g.
an annual ground rent of IS.
lIth. After the lsst-me ntioned sale and at tb,,
same p ace, Will be sold two Lots in Bullock Hs,
RS Add!tonoue fronting So feet on the South ,i6,,
ct Clay street, and the other. No. 49, frentlpr 4Ci
feet on the South side of Catherine street
And on the following day, (saT Wednesday I9tb
June, 1885 beginning at 10 O'Clock A. M at tha
house ON Main str. eft, lately occupied by Mrs SMELL
Will be sold all of her Household and Kitchen Fnr
aiture, consisting of the usual variety. Also a f.
male slave named Betsey. -
TERMs-For the Real Estate. ons.fourth cash Ia,
lance at s. u and Is months, for negotiable mote,
interest added and title retained until ali the mr.
chase money be paid the taxes for the present wear
70 be paid by the purchasers For the psrsonaI 81.
tste, cash for all der $50; for sums of $50 and
table paper. HORACE L, KENT,
Sale conducted by 0oDDIN L ArPEgsoN, Aucts
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
IN Women Of the 18th Century. price u.
The Footsteps Of Of. Paul, price ~.
The Catholic and Protestant Neteas eonpaFeAs
Wealth, Knowledge and Morality. Si.so
Cummipes Signs OF the Timsx 10
cammineS Family Prsysrs 10
Tho Bible Prayer Book for family voiehips -
kc by w. w. Eysrta IS.
| Danger in the Dsrk, By Kelso. Is.
Emily yeraon or Filisi Pisty. examissd ~ hrs'
Ashtos 6ottass. on sha fss. Faith, 90 k
". set Ahssssaa p.ps,ned557 p wcasaAn
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AUCTION sALEs.
--.''---'-----'.'--'----'.-''''--
FUTUFE DAVE
BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TN THE

By TAYLOR WILLIAMS
| " LUABLE REAL ESTATE TN THU
TOWN OF SIDNEY AT AUCTION n,
1870, $500, 18Th June. al Il o'clock, r. M upon II,
my. bounded By Grove. Strawberry. Fed.rs 90
f Elm streets and lying directly opposite the besuti
Is, S62, snd ss5. In the plan Of Sidney. '' ~0'
Ihe'e lots are among the most beautiful in f..
and are well suited for building size
or ior gardsnng purposes. 1t having been mueb inn.
proved The property will be sold entire or Siv,sad
10 may De desired at the tune OF sale
.IEEMs.t cash, bslsrc. at4 and IL months. with
IN, etest soded and title retained.
)s8 TAYLOa WILLIAMS, Auets
A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM t1.o
"A MILES BELOW THE CITY. AT aI1crrom
GA MONDAY, June 18th. at 5 o'clock M nro,,
the prsmises, will be sid beautiful Farm Of 81
low the city, adjoining Tree Hill Race Conrss ans
opposite the farm of Mr.. John T. Childrev Tb.;
pfosements consist of brick house stables bs1r
&c IN perfect order, and under good epclo,nrs
The land has been much improved and il nov ;,
high stats of fertility the hourishinp croo. 80
growing will fully testify. p' Ao"
Any one wishing a really handsom. md r.1I,
plsce near the city, could hardly be better suited
than Ia this; and they would do well to see it fo-
themselves previous to the day of sale
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at | and vs,r,
With interest added. and secured by trust deed.
my 5o-eotlOJe&tdtd anc,,
COMMISSIONERS SALE-Tn mr.
- suancs Of decree of the Circuit Court Of the
county OF Hanover entered on the 18Th dav ~
Sa,eh 1850 in suit therein depending 10 the sye
OF anderson NC. vs.. Sale 6c. / az Communicate
named In said decree, shall on THURSDAY tn,
I'm oi June, lo3o, expose to Sale at Public Anc
ton, to the highest bidder or the prem;ass r. "
u TfS S near the city of Richmond being lot No
IN square No. II. on the west side of 28tb s+rs.t'
between o: and P. streets, The ssls tn tak ins
at O'Clock :" 'oAe pace
r, This sale is made at the risk and costs NJ p d.
blankensaip. former purchaser, who fila a. a.
comply with his purchase 'eieo 10
Terms Cash. c. e. GRIsworn -
sale conducted by D' ooih
Jed TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Auctrs-
TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS
- = On 4TH STREET AT AUCTfON.-on MON,
paf, June II, at II O'clock III. upon The n,smi.s.
WI'l ne SOLD new Brick Tenements and Lots on a.
W est SIDE OF 4th between Gary and Canal strssts
Ea i. 81 these Tsnements contains about room,
WIN Kitchens, Gas, &c in perfect order and -
mirabiY arranged They are vel snits5 az ana az
asncss tor those requiring central location. end
WIN rent at handsome per centum upon cost fena
nelng now engaged at 5000 and would seen, to o4
inmrueements to those in want of such propsrtv
Terms at sale. TAYLOR A. WIfTteMrS;
- - = AnctioneeYs
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF STA BIZ E,
l. CARRIAGE AND HARNEsS.-By virtue of
deed of trust, of record in the Hastings Court and
by consent of parties therein concerned wiz sell
at public suction, ON SATURDAY, the 10th day of
Juae at 10 O'Clock at the large Horse Lot the
Gas Works one Carrisge and Harness. nearly new;
and at 5 O'Clock NJ Of the same day, on the pre-
r1ises the Stable on franklin street, next door be-
low the Stables of Saunders Head.
TERMs-4 months credit, for approved negotiable
paper. j. ID FLEASANIS, trustee.
Sale conducted by r. CAUTHoRS, Auct JET
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La kS / MAIL NE
Correspondence of the Dispatc.

Correspondence of the Dispatch
Shocking Deprdrtty in Wife The Races afay;
"e's Lfsht Fatal .fcci6eat Medical Conr...
ton, Sc
BALTIMORE, June Oh
About q week since, the wife of MIR. Hen
ry WIZ, VINO lives in York, Pa. left his house
lie waited some days without being able TO
ma nef' OUT at last obtained information
which led him to suspect that she yas bar,,
This afternoon he, in company win twa &c
i:ce-s, repaired to house of ill-fame ON IA
Wis street, near Fayette, and found her. Sba
accompanied him TO the Central poI;ca g.
ton with her trunk and clothing, avow;ng
however. her determination new err to live viii
him again. After seeking to change her de.
termination, he told the officer to give her
her trunk and let her go. They both started
ont together she down the street to the house
OF prostitution where she was found and he
up 10 the depot. As sh- turned the corner
he stopped, took long farewell look at her,
and then went on.
She is good looking woman, 25 years of
age, and leaves three children TO mourn q
mother worse than dead.
The race at Herring Run to day, two mile
heats. for a purse of $500, was interesting,
but WAS not witnessed by large number OF
persons, The following entries were made ::
w. Gibbons Philo. Captain Becher's CHI C.
ny joan blunt; James lalIey One Eyed
Joe. Ia the first heat Joe pushed Pnilo hard,
but the filly was too hard for him, and came
out winner, in $40 l-2, The secOnd heat
Philo followed Joe until nearly home, when
he dashed ahead, and beat in 1853 IL To.
morrow is four mile day.
temporary ligh, is now being exhibited at the
Lazare''o. illuminating arc of 225 degrees,
which will be continued until new lantern and a
fourth order catadioptric apparatus for fixed
ltsht, Illuminating 27e degrees of the horizoo is
placed in the tower and the light ready for exhibi
ton.
The trial OF Edward Dow, clerk of the Superior
Court tor gross neglect of duty, will come up on
Monday next
Patrick kilduf, coschman for Hon F. Thomp
son. has died of injuries received by failing GA the
curbstone Tuesday.
The State Medical Convention IL In session here
DR. G.. NJ. Roberts In the Chair
John I. White. the ex-policemRn who wa.
stabbed, is recovering
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Sale conducted By GoDDIN AppEgsoN, Aucts.
myS1
VERY VALUABLE NEAL ESTATE


" GRY VALUABLE NEAL ESTATE
NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE Ar AUG
TlON Intending to remove to New Kent | ,haI
sell the farm On which at present reside situated
about half mile west of the city, on MONDAY. tn,
18th of June, 1855, at o'clock P. NJ. The hou,,
tract with twenty and half acres will be sold frat
The dwelling is new and has nine rooms The ont
houses stables and cow houses are good and extern
aive There Is also large ce-house nearly full o.
zee. The orchsrd ia very fine, and the water anc
neghborhood equal to any in the State, indeed il i.
not often that 50 desirable place is in the market
After the sale of the house tract will be sold a
very beautiful lot containing eighteen acres There
Is beautiful grove on this lot for buildin also a
.priug, and never falling stream of water passes
| through the centre of it.
After this will be sold neat little house contain
lag three rooms, with FIVE and BALI acres of land
also one lot OF eisat acres which has FIRE spring
and Ice house upon 1t; also two other lots of
and half acres EACH beautiful woodlands also three
other lots, one Of four, of six and one of eight
| acres.
This is about the most valuable pre- psrty about tn
city, and will be shewn to any de siroDs of sesina
1t, at any time before the ssle upon application al
| TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at six. tweIve
and eighteen months, for gotiabls notes bsarin:
| interest, secured by trust deed
my 81. RI DUVAL.
I Il - IL n
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I AND WARRANTS WANTED-TI,

81 highest market price will be paid for 40 80 1e0
and 100 LAND WARRANTS, also for Land
Scrip: Persons having Warrants or Scrip to sell.
will do well to call at VIM HURLEY,S
Exchange Office, No. Pearl ct. Richmond Va
N. B-Persons living il the country are respect
fully requested to forward their warrants. when
duly assgned) by mail otherwise, and I pledge
myself to them that they shall receive the highest
market price, and prompt returns in cash or checks
as they shall deem proper to direct me.
je 5-3m VIM. BURLEY.
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Rev; GEO. B. TAYLOR, pastor of Esehol Baptist
Church ia Albsfmsrie. and student at the Uaiver-
hty Of Virginia has accepted call TO take charge
OF Baptist Church In Baltimore.
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BY THOMAS W. KEEsEE
(ofh;e with Geo. Sumner No % Psa,l .tx.,

Tn HORSES AND ROCKAwhyEop
CASALE AT AUCTION WIN =. -, No
ton on SATURDAY FORMING, 9th inst at Iaa. 9aJ.
at the horse Auction Lot near the Gas Warss a' eA
arc harness. THOS w oI9 EnS1GS1sway
je8 "
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE ON MAIN. NEAR TO eth
STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Ry request
of the Trustee named in a deed dated S)th Jauua-
" 1854 duly recorded in Richmond Hustings Court
in deed book No. SO, page 364, shall the pre- m.
ises, on TUESDAY. the 18Th June, 1855, at ocFck
p M flair If not the fair day, sell that hi hy
valuable lot on the Nerth side of Main, between 9th
aud 9Th Streets fronting 26 feet Main street. run
ming back 108 Is feet to alley Is feet wide. The
ing erected in the resr of the lot which is now
brngir handsome rent. The locstion of this pro-
perty recommends it to the attention of capitalists
and others.
The terms-which will ba accommodating, will be
made known at the hour of sale The purchaser to
pay the taxes for the present year.
GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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nk rP PAss rES s1Ra N E : Pr H sG.N.
OKE -Tns U. s. M all stesmship RONOKF-Cspt
Fhos. Skinner leaves City Point for New York, sa.-
urday morning at O'Clock.
Passengers desiring to take this comfortable and
ehssp conveyance do SO, by the Petersburg cars
that leave Saturday morning at 81 O'Clock, where
tickets
Tickets and bertbs secured our Office, (Southsde
Of the Basin) Thursday and Friday on board the
ship.
Only $40 through TO New York meals included.
lie 7-2t LUDLAM WaTaON
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my 81. r.. r, DIJVAT..
Sale conducted nv GODDING APPERsON.

MISERABLE FARM ON BROOK
~ TURNPIKE-Four and half miles from
Riohmond-FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be
sold on MONDAY, the 18th June, 855, on the prem
FARM on the Brook Turnpike, Tor plank road,) Al
niles from Richmond, now in the occupancy ofMr
VIM. r. Bowcack, adjoining the lands of Messrs
Abner Hilliard, Nathaniel King, Joseph Vanderven-
ter and others The trsct contains about 100 acres
the most OF which Is now under cultivation, and
buildings are sufficient for the accommodation Of
small family. The place ia remarkably healthy. and
the neighborhood excellent. 1850
TERMS-One fourth cash, balance s. - and 18
month"; for gotsble notes. interest added and till
retained till last note is paid.
ia ) GODDIN AppERanN
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TOBACCO, SCREWS AND AlLl4S.-
i have on hand, and will sell. barAain II .hrs
,rnaIl size and two larse, TOBACCO SCI EWe
and TWO eth's mills THOS w KEEBET
o5fss with Geo. J. Sumter,
nSe, 10. %, Fetal ss
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T. PEMBE RTON,

T. 2 e M B E Z T ON,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale (for Cash. the follow
" lowing Goods
Seine Irvine, all Nos; Seine Thread, an Nos.
Seine Lines, various lengths and sizes
Cotton Cordsge Bed Cords Leading Lines, all sizes
Carpet Warp, all colors
Cotton Yarns; Cotton Batting al! numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards all numbers
Dupont's Sporting Powder
Shot, all sizes
English and American Gun Caps
With a well selected assortment OF GROCERIES
suited 10 the Trade-ali, any part of which will
be sold at very small advance, for cash. ja1
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Jas. w. mstbews, have been elected town Ser.
eco, Of Portsmouth.
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A LII PAIN CURED LIKE I5a,7;7

"A LII &hiN SOhEV LlAE inAtysll I
"A In BOTTLES l2l. q and so csrts
Pain IS the forerunner ST disease, chr, tba ,a;,
and you check the disease mo pam
DR.. J. 5. ROSES PAIN.CURER
|. truly the wonder OF the age Itcures pain in
time than it requires to get physician " i''S
1t cures Tootksche in a minute
Cures Cramps, or Pain in the Stomach and Bowels.
Cures etH neck and Bweed face from a cold
Cures rheumatism and Neu-algis.
Cures Sprains Bruises, scaGs and Burns
Cures Corns and any pains in the feet
Cures Agae snd Lumps in the Breast INSTANTLY.
Cures Ear ache in few minutes.
Cures Pain in the Sides, Limbs or Back
Cures Ague and Chilis and Fever.
This isno huDbug medicine, but it is made By a
regular physician of thirty-ive years. practice in
Philadelphia where every family has it in use and
TO family should be without bottle in case of &C.
cident or sudden sickness. 1t is used internally and
externally, always giving immediste relief If this
Pein Curer could spesk, it would exclaim
- Whilst most medicines take whole month"; to slay
| make my cures in half summers day"
FOR sale by PURCELL, LADD l. CO, Bennett
Beers, Bodeker, O. A. Strecker Paterson h
jackson Alex. Duval, Duva and Norton g. Wood.
5 NJ Zschrisson, 4. ?. sempl., and w. P. Ladd,
Richmond. nv I4-fuk uycift.
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BY GoDDIN & APPERsON.
4 OTIS IN ADAMS pTaN mo,

UIS IN ADAMS PLAN, ADJOIN-
IL ING HmOND. FOR aiI.F ~ ~
IioN-Wili be sold, on FRIDAY afternoon tss
June, ls2o, on the premises at O'clock. in the
n - the following lots in Adaus 6iyis
nond viz: vac sisJ Vi hasn-
streets "i ana otsen
Lot No. | OF square No. us, on X ard 22d sts
L Lol no. OF square No ia, on same streets
Inc soove lots will be divided If necessary. to mit
81 IsRas-one fourth cash; balance at and 70 mos
s Gf notes interest added and title retain
ent year to be paid by the purchaser Pc"
my 50 GODDIN & xppEp o0N
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the 2Oth
w d.y of July, if not sold privately before, that
very valuable farm in the county of Hanover, on the
Central Railroad, about eight miles from this city
upon which l reside, containing $50 acres of
land about 800 of which is cleared and in cultivation
the balance in fine timber consisting of OAK, chss
nut hickory and walnut. The improvements con-
sisting of commodiou sdwelling house, new barn,
stables Kitchen carriage house, &C., in good state
of repsir
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the premi-
SEES, to Lee Bayey, Attorneys at Law. 11th St,
Richmond. where pst of the property can be seen.
Possession given 18th December.
nv 2l-dtd* SAINT. SCHERER