The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28
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SICK AND sUTFERIsG.-The Rev. JAMES w. Hus.
NicuT, the talented sditor of that popular paper,
Va. in bis editorial OF March 2sth. 1856. tbs, ds
courses to bis Numerous patrons Of the virtues Of
the year for fsebleness Of body and general debty
10 now approaching. and We would psrtcularlVsr-
Tincture and can and do feel il our duty to rseo,
mend IL to all who are dyspeptc or otherwise 10 a
feeble state of health. We krow the virtue the
supreme excslieuce Of this medicine, for have
tried it to the ssvirg Of our own heslth. and per-
haps. life also. No family sbonld be without this
Hsmpton's Tincturs be used freely. The medicine
may spPear TO the purchaser TO be very dear enc
dollar per bottle, but even at that price consider
Il the cheapest medicine in ell cur country. We
doubt very much whethsr it ever fails 10 90 good"
~ We refer to the most respectable citizens of
Norfolk and Portsmouth, John Lake Rev. Vernon -
Eskridge aud others. Let all the desponding try
this great restorative
~ Gail and get Pamphlets and see cure, Of
coughs, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, scro-
MORTIMER MowBRAY,
No. $40 Baltimore street.
Sold in Richmond by o. A. sTRECKERsai
PURCELL LADD CO and BY all the Druggists
IN Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get rsmpa
E'ARM ON THE CENTRAL RAIL
l. ROAD. WITHIN FIVE TO SIX NILES OF
RICHMOND. STOCK AND FARMING lMPLE-
MEMTs FOR SALE AT AUCTION On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, June 5th. 1855. comrnen ncing at
O'Clock, if fair il not the next fair day. will be sold
at auction, on the premises the farm srown Mes-
dow Bridges, mme edstely the Central Rsilrea6.
in the county of Hanover, five to six miles from ihs
City of Richmond, containing 267t This farm,
besides producing well the ordinary crops of the
country is admirably adopted to market sards ming:
and for watermelons ard sweet potatoes s believed
to be equal to any land in the Safe An important
trade in these articles hes already begun with the
Piedmont and mountain country BY the central rail-
rosd. Marl, rich in appearance, has been found
within few hundred yards of the premises. The
buildings on it are con forable dwelr g. good barn,
stables, kitchen, weaving ho1se, nc. A spring of
pure water near the dwelling, and never falling
branch running entirely through the premises, af.
ferdirg some fine Meadow Land. The tract will be
laid OF in lots of from five to 100 acres q plat of
which will, in few days, be LETT with and 1t will
be determined ON the day of sale, whether it viii
thus be sold the tract entire The grow ing crops
will be reserved from sale. After the ssle of the
land, the stock, farming implements and prevender,
will be sold.
TERMs-One fifth cash; another one fifth at year;
the balance, say thIee ftths at years. The credit
payments to bear neI est, to be paid semi annually,
and secured by tIust deed Or If the purchaser de-
sres, per cent. will be taken Oft the face OF the
credit payment for cash down. For the personal
tate all sums $50 months credit, for approved
endorsed negotiable paper; under $50, cash
QODDIN L. APPERSON -
my l6-T&ktds AuctioneeTs.