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II.
MAY l7-ctds. JAMES D. MOSBI, Con'r.


RED SULPHUR SPRINGS FOX SALE.
ID virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court OF Monroe
Nd county rendered October term, 1874 IN The case
of Oliver Beirne. plaintiff, nganst Andrew Beirne and
others riendauts the undersigned Commissioners up.
pointed Tor TINT purpose. w Thursdsy the 23d day
Of August next QS55 re public auction, on the pre-
known as the RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, situated in Mon
roe county Virginia. with all the lands privileges and ap
purtcnnnccs thereto belonging
The lands contributing This property comprise oS sur
vcy about ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND
FORTf-EIGIIT ACRES of which, about POO arc cleared
ls about seventy thousand dollrs and tire ample
for the accommodation of $50 Visitors.
AZ Mineral water the Rcd sulphur is among those III
the highest rcpue the country having borne the tei OF
,rinl Ter than half century, and steadily retained
the public confidence
Detailed of its peculiar properties are referred to
DR. Rurke- Works the Mineral Springs in Virginia;
but may here briefly state that the Red sulphur Stands
alone smUng the mineral Of the United Slater Tor
lis singular and weestablished power in reducing the
frequency of the pulse under diseased action OF the lungs
chils. Hypcrtrophy OF the heart Chronic urrI"a Tie
rne affections. and other diseases OF the internal and eN
ternal organs.
This property has also important collateral advantages
in tho facility it'll which il may be reached from Ne"
bern go Inics) the Virgins and Tennessee Railroad;
ulso by direct road from kanawha and regular stige
communications III the summer with oil the other great
Springs rh. region and its location in acounuy Inbound
in in supplies.
OF Gur two three and four years will be gwen -
Bonds with good security will be required bearing ine
rst yoGr after date and lien retained upon the snd
for the payment of the purchase money.
SAMUEL PRICE,
A. A. CHAPMAN.
Commissioners.
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

TIME ubscriber has on hand, nj his Couch zn %
Il making establishment, on Eagle Alley, c.&A
between l:nh and 18th stress. near the E$$ST4{-
Columbian llotel. Coaclrs, ChnriOttecs, Xk.-x-
Barouchcs Buc.ics. with AMI without tops, md sui
kcs. all Of his make, OF best nntcrnls aid
:wo rknanship, nil Of winch will be sold at the
reasonable prices to init the times. And respect
fully @ call from those in want Of my article in the Car
RAG" line will mike order any article, a. low rs
cut, be nnc in the city Richmond Of the kind
All new work warranted. -. --.
hpril lg-d6m MlCAJAll MANGUM
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NOTICE.
TO THE CREDITORS AID suRET!Es or ELISE.

MELTON, DECEASED.
U0Y vir.ua of decree rendered Us the Ci!cu Cnv Dc
ID Louisa county the Goth dsy OF ap'il, - IA L
-uir therein in which Edward H. Lime, James l. ncii-n
and CHARLES W. Dabnry, Trs,res, under Gt' o. if''
executed by Elisha Melton and wife, are pisiI':' fl'
Richard F. Oriohundro. administrator, with :.e "i an
n.xed of the said Eishs Mellon cecentsd 'nc c'hs 'FS
defendants il WAS order this; Of tne Coninss!".ts
of the suid Court should (atter publication In he :'
stated in said dscree) all the crediors and .4
Of tho aid Elisha Melton dccesse whether psr'ie, I" g.
aid mir or not with proof OF their respective deands
thar neither creditor surety should participate ~
,nd, in the hands Of the trustees, under The A!oT
s,il decd of trust should he fail 10 lay biz eniA o! g.
m,nd bsiore the .sd Commissioner, ubsss PC scga-j
known TO aud reported upon oy hirn
The said creditors end .ueties oi INC .ad Eisah n T.
deceased whether srt!ss 70 tho said silt or not sr' G;
said Court 10 whom is referred for settlement tie "o
counts under the said decree has haed upon LIZ rcr
Lousa Court House n Louis, county, the place rn'
l6;h Gay July the time for taking |rooi ., i.
Claims and demands. OF which nine end place hey Erb
hereby required appear before him. prepared to
h,h by ess evidence, their ssid csins sni temguts
Gtvsn under my hand, this 2srb day Of April.
HENRY w. MiFRaf,
Commissioner of the Circuit Court CT LOUISA
Nav l-twsw
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL KALI ROAD.
EHyy:.E:ssssssST &sss3sTS All,l4eH
SssssS.StsaS q 81 .sssss

oyr pay ONLY FROM RICHMOND TO THE
cse-aLCM SPRINGS
One and hAif TO White Sulphur and Sweet
Springs.
ulUS route is confidently recommended as the most
comfortable all the Virginia SPRING. and it more.
v- presents to the traveller great number of objects of
,,cu Jar interest
fifteen miles from Richmond i, passes in half mile of
me birthplace of HENRY CLAY. also by Hanorer Old
Cy4i Hoase, in which PATRICK HENRY made the first
sn speech Of the revoution in sight of Monticello the
.-,;cacc of THOMAS EFFERSoN by the University of
Virginia Charlottesville, and The top Of the Blue
R,isc n, Rockish Gap
TN, 500; is rendcied famous by the declaration Of
WASHINGTON, that with few brave men he coulithere
sr The syproach OF rhe whole British army. Here,
Ie cars slowly wind their way this immense height
he country below spreads in surprising beauty
rspirur After passing the public institutions for the in.
sane uni deaf and dumb Stnunon the traveller enjoys
NE view deal of wild and romantic scenery
Buffalo Gsp and other parts of the route.
also passes those wonderful curio tes Weirs
Cave the Natural Bridge and Blowing Cave the lust of
which i. that the blowing may be heard the
stages pass.
On tie ars cay OF June. the cars will commence run.
a.ns station miles West OF Staun,nn aud will con-
sau- 90 farther the track is laid, by force
gagged. who pu; down halt mile dsy. Early IN Au.
sus ,h-y Will ruI- 30 miles West OF Stauuton.
The Western portion of this rosd including part East Of
the Blue Ridge well oslastrd s-cu ms among other ad
yaa;ayes TO the tras eler exemption from dust.
r turnpike roads this fur better than any
oter and the public may expect more comfortable stage
accommodation than they nave ever had.
passengers desire il, through tickets will be given 10y
IN, a, &c line Of VIA p Furish Co.. from Richmond TO
the White Sulphur Sl. TO other Springs less IN pro
portion.
Passengers passing through Richmond enjoy full oppor
ty for rest do leave until quarter past
N, They dine in Stsunson. reach the Alum Springs
snc day, and by easy Stages arrive at White Sulphur
Id. wHlTCoMB.
supt of transportation.
Office Va Central Rail Road Co..
Richmond May lsl5
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PREMIUM KAT AND CAP STOKE.
FRESH SUPPLY OF HATS AND CAPS

FRESH SUPPLY OF HATS AND CAPS,
uST RECEIVED to-day, for Gentlemen, ~srss9sp
- Youths Boys Fnd Children, Of tie latest eSssSB
style. which. think, cannot bn surpassed by &efS8
any in this market. would particularly call -
the attention OF the ladies' these goods Ny style OF
DRESS HATS for gentlemen has been given up be the
offered in is city, AMI selling them ttst
Gun :nannacurc thrm Cnll and leave your order, and
have made to III your hru,l.
Gail the Premium Hat AMI Cap Store No 207, Broad
street. RICHARD MOORE,
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WILLIAM BATrAILE.

ATTORNEY At Law, YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI
rOSTiNuES 10 practice i'll the Courts held at jacH-uf
u and in those of the Fifth Judicial District. composed
OF the counties of iSzoo Madison Holmes Le"kr Aaiin
Winston and Sufowrr will give strct attention to col
lection claims OF taxes and adjustment oil law
titles in either OF rho.e counties Refers TO George H.
Peake, Esq., Richmond; Dr. F. J. Striking, s'snn,n
Tbos F. Knox, Esq, Fredericksburg MrssIs Swney
Green Co, New Orleans; Mes-rs. J. Wilde, Jr, New
York: Gen VIM F. Gordon, AlbcInarc, Va WIN NJ
G,nrne E.a Washington City. OCT Il-cWu
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.

yv1HE Tract OF Land formerly owned by the lne Ed
nuud A. Locker, decd lying upon Tornahawk Creek,
and adjoining tine lands OF VIM Winiree, Jr, Abah Cheat
ham j and others The Tract contains 1891 acres, and
well adapted the growth Of corn, wheat oats and
bscco and upon is very good dwelling house, with
most of the necessary ouhouses
The place very healthy and the society in the neigh
borhood good.
About third s in the original growth and much OF
the remainder in pine Tor which market mny bs naa !"
Coal6eld Depot tina, being only - miles distant
For terms &c, which are liberal. Of early application
a made rpuly TO LOCKETT & PANkEi.
s.n, IaLIrraIf Richmond Va.
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lSLOTHING, CLOTIIING.-JuH rsCciTed ~
~ steamer, largo assortment oil GUNNER C0'tr1.,
p,rodu cns some styles cutie prsry Eot ~ oy
to my yet shown by US. 9ROsQOEG iCPa4:,
Nav IL Ito Mua slgIIt,
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IN pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit and Superior
IL Court of ppomuttox county, the undersigned Ms com
siOucr, will proceed 10 sell. the prcui.c- st public
auction the CHEAT bidder, 'Roseland valuable fam
in -nd county, Wednesday, the 18th day oil June ncx;
ii irr ii not, the fair day The tract contains 500
acres more css and lies beautifully in Of the mort
healthy regions OF Virginia Tho land in good state Of
Improvement anp,ed the growth Of wheat toSac.
CO AID onis well mbercd and watered. The improve
ments consi.. OF large and comodious framed cling
house containing nine rooms; barn. stables cchouse car
ragc house. and all other necessary out HOUSES Two Gle.
gan; apple snd.one peach orchard; Post office, shops. mill
&C. nre very convenient anJ sso Churches Of different
denominations The society will tavo;ubly compare with
any in Virginia Ii is situated Blk miles from the Apo
aox depot the South side Rail Road, six miles from
the county sea eighteen miles from Lynchburg, and nine
miles from the James River Canal
TERMs-Crcdit Of one and years, secured By am
pp personal security aud the reserved title to tho land
Possession given at amy time.
Persons wishing view the farm before the day OF SAFE
will please address me, at an.hvillc, Fowhaan county
Va.
Nov l1-ct,s JAMES D. MOSBY, Con'r.
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yVlRRESTOS FEMALE COLLEGE,
"hhhE.s. UnncrpnN ~ n


vu1ur xarcscs of this Institution will close the eth
n al lime and will no resumed ON the 9th of the
-. - ,nonb under the direction of the following
S"'' '''' FACULTY:
Paw Thomas g. Campbell President and Prof OF En-.
William H. Christian, a. NJ, Prof of Physical Sci.
enccs. =, mr. r -,
Mathematics
Mon v Busch, Prof of Music and Modern Languages
Miss F. a. Lacey, Assstan, in Music, and Tencher Of
Drawing and Painting in all its departments, Fancy Work,
&c.
Mrs :. n. Christian Assistant In Music and French
Miss NJ II. Taylor, Principal OF Primary Department
Mrs Thos. s. Campbell, Marion.
regular and thorough of study has been adopt
ed in order graduation and efforts will be spared tn
promote the moral and intellectual welfare of the students
Pupils enter at any time during the session, and will
be charged only from time of entrance.
Payments, onc.half in advance and deduction for
absence AFTER entrance except Of proracted sick
daily train Of cars passes Warrcnton Depot from Hut
leigh and Weion and there Is omnibus ri the depot
on the arrival of passengers to convey them immediately
to the village, distance of but three miles
For further particulars refer to Catalogue which can DC
obtained by addressing
Jan 23-ctf THOS s. CAMPBELL, Prcst
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BOUNTY LAND, &c.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
FUNHE undersigned respectfully call tho attention OF the
IL public to the extensive assortment of Hardware,
Cutlery, Tools &c, consisting in part of
Ivory handle Table and Desert Knives, for Silver or
Plated Forks,
Rodgers Wostenholnl, Hunt aud Butchers make Of
Pen and Pocket Knives,
Rodgers Wade and Butcher andtther make Of Razors.
Rodgers, Butcher and Mappins Scissors and Shear,
Rodgers and Saunders four sided Razor Strops,
Waldron's Scythe. Grass Brambe and Brier Blades,
Wedding Killing, Grubbiug and Garden Hoes
Circular MILL Pit Cross Cut. Ripping, Hand Panncl,
lemon Web and Wood Saws
Saws for saving barrel and keg slaves, complete,
Planes OF all descriptions in use
Screws from inch to { inches long,
Rroal aud Hand Axes ShinsGns and Iahins Iiatche;s.
Drawing Knives Chsels, Gouges Anger and Anger Bits,
Cnlets Braces and Bits Ames and Rowlands Shuyrl-
and Spades Nuts Washers Ho and Mule Shoes prsc.
shoe Nails Wrought and Cut Nails NIL szcs Steam Wits
ties, Cocks. Oil Cups Globe Valves, Oil Cans.
Fairbanks counter aud platform Scales
Do Mill Scales for weighing wheat
Do flour packing Scales
Do railroad track and depot Scales
DO hay and cattle Scales
Do weigh lock Scales
Burr and Esopus Mill Stones
New Anchor Boiling Cloths
Mill Screws MAYORS Cast Steel, Safety Puso, &c.
We have in store many other goods that VIC can rot
name for Of room all of which have been purchased
the lowest price for cash We DESTROYS OF reducing
stock and will offer grcat inducements purchasers
Orders shall receive prompt and faithful attention.
SMITH a. HARDWOOD.
Importers aud dealers in Hardware,
Cutlery, Tools, Guus, &c,
May o5-cSd No. g. Main stree.
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NOTICE OF THE UNION AGRICULTCI

NOTICE OF THE UNION HORTICULTURAL
N SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARROLL
EA--At meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Union Agricultural Society of Virginia and North Carroll
ma, 1t was
Resolved That we appoint the time for the next An
nual Exhibition to be- held the Fair Grouns near the
City Of Petersburg Tuesiay the m day o! October next
and continue four consecutive dnys Furthermore that
this Society tenders the right hand Of fellowship to all
other Agricultural Societies, and cordially invites
their good will and corporation. JAMES c. BAN,
Jan 5-c2awtf secretary.
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'HIIItW UI NuUI Cb5IIIg
Ian 23-ctf THOS. s. CANPBEl.l. Prcs l.
CmEsAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE.

HAMP1ON, tlRlIlHlA.
DEF. NJ. r. FORY a. NJ, Pr.siien-Ihc hrSt t'h'
HI Of this College will commence OH the h't "y
OF June 1855 in tho eihce on the Collie &C premises
There will Le full aud eX,rrIenccd Faculty, the mort
superior educational facilities and nplc Recommendations
for all the departments The object in opening thus rare
in the season il to afford young Indies the ADVANTAGES o
a residence where they moi only escape the uenin'
Ing influences of summer, but enjoy III M eEr"oi'nH!
ana pure air while prosecuting their studies
TERMS for session OF twenty weeks payable IN al,
vance. Primary Department Sla Higher English sl'T
Greek Latin French ltann Spanish and German tucn
ST. Ora, .nc Embroidery and Crnyon cnch 81" Mnsc
on Piano and Guitar each SO Crr VI Plan" So lse OF
Guitar g. Scientific Lectures :! 10 school room 'N
penses and Vocal Music each 81. Oil and Pastel fhhiihG
sa each Water Painting and coorcd Crayon each 80 Bath
House fee 81 BOard Including fuel, lights ana w"shs'
without other charscs S6', TOR Sl3 per month
Parents md Guardians designing 10 tend thr'r nauen'
wards. will please give immediate hoc' l" XIV" "
-, ,.,l -,
students can enter any time, md will be charged nc
cordnrly it bcin understood Tim. ore Il receive" 10"
less than half session. wreks THIS arrangement
is made 10 accommodate those who wish 10 spend oiy t'c
bathing scnsUu al the College M, 49, ~
Circulars with further information VIII pe SENT o" az
plica,ion to the President at Hampton, Va
MAY 2l--ctt.
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ROOTS AND SHOES ROK ALI


SPLENDID SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.
THNHE subscriber respectfully invites the readers a
4 OF the Enquirer and the pablo generally to call
and exnnn" his complete md general assortment OF -
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and Va
Ices We have almost every description that can be call
ed for adapted the and of sagea
conditions. Our store IL popularity known rs tho LADIES
SALOON, 3 Main Besides containing nm assGrt'
mrno goods unprecedented for variety it ia large enough
accommodate Ill friends from the country or city.
who wish good good. IL, moderate pcrs and all
who will favor with call, that will satisfy them ln
reputation for =cln: nj low price, Il perfectly wen
founded 7. X. WHITE.
Anril n6 e Mnin STREET.
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DoCCETT Il ANDERSON.

7 y I I'M
Garner of Gnycruor md franklin streets,
a RE now receiving. for the Spring and summer Trade
~ u full and wrll.sceCicd stock OF ~
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAFER HAN"lN"s
Rordcrcd Fire Screens md Curtains md Papers Oh the
mics, Styles from the bcs factories Also Floor and Ia
bic OIL cothl I'll qusricsi Wit" Check anL tocon NAT
nin-s: Muslin and Lace Curtain-; Window Shrtes; Curl
~ Hair and huck Matrc-" frntherB'ds Boosters and
Pillows Of the best qua,y: IsirCl"h Sofa SPRING. eli.
him, &c. which will br sold on reasonable terms.
Paper Hanging and Uphulstcr:n. promptly attended to
and faithfully executed in town or country continue
RON nj n,tronurr received respectfully solicited with
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TICE.-l.. w. TAZEWEL.

SOTICE-l. W. TAZEWELL, ESQ.,, OF Clsrks
MS;lr va will deliver an address before the two
-. societies OF Randolph Macon College, on We'd
pssds!!' '''e JAMES c. HANES,
-, ,,a,hJ,nc Cor Soc nt the W. l.. Society
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TuNHE undersigned wishes to place under contract
IL 210.OOO cubic yard OF earth excavation, and rome
1000 yards Of bridge me.onry upon the line OF the Nor.
folk and Pete sbnrg RroHd and will entertain bids for
the same, any part thereof till .1ih OF May.
WIN. MALONE, Chief Engineer.
Nnrfolk MAY A
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER & KAN. co. ;

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER & KAN; co
MAY lsr, 1855.
NOR the purpose of Repairing Locks Nos ~ and 30.
the First Division Of the Canal the navigation will
be stopped those points the Goth instant, at
down. will be opened again until the 18th Of June
II will then remain open until the 27th Of June, when
will be again stopped at Locks Eos ~ and &C. until tho
18th Of July. For the purpo-o OF laying floors in
Locks Nos and ., the navigation will be- stopped be-
those three Locks the @ instant and be opened
again on the Monday following.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
f. L. CHlNN,
NAV 2-dSclm Superintendent of Rcpnirs
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lIAKRLE YARD.

MARBLE YARD. p,.l,,5
TOHS + ROGERS sth Street, near NAN, H NJ Ti =
II Va Dealer in Egyptian Italian and AIns1san STEf
MONUMENTS, ToNBS, GRAVE sToS T saSHTi
PIECES OF every description, WALL fLAl Is' NoNiS'
Snv design in Carving executed in The nsaest manner,
oriers from the country with city reference promptly
Roger, having served his time in one OF the ni ses
Establishments in York City, and having much espe
- ~ he busines. fauers himself that all work exp
J ar his shop will give entire satisfaction as Lny done
80 ~ :, r,h Oct -cly
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AGAIN BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

BECKWITHS GREAT ANTi-DfSPEPTlC FILLS.
gHSHEsE Pills AFTER :ria oil more than p year. and
sustaiEeL by testimonials from men OF the highest
standing in The lifted States admitted 10 be the
SUREST AND SAFEST REMEDY
For Drspcpsia ever o,.r.cd 10 the public.
More than $4,000 BcXrs have been disposed OF, ana
with m increasing reputation Such men rs EN-Presdent
Van Buren, Hon Geo. Z. BADGER. Hon Henry fot'el,
Ju,lrr Suureu.c Court, lion. WIN Brrsfon, and many
others hive tesrHed the safety and efficacy OF iheh
use The proprietor pledges his reputation rs phys
cin and his honor ihst they contain no Irfeu
rial or mineral constituents. The medicine 10 ssreeaoeo
the taste and mild and pleasant in its action.
Directions for will be found the wrapp'fso' INC
Boxes To be had in Richmond Of
ADiE & GREY,
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
DuvAI & NORTON.
'o"' JSO BECkWlTH n. D.,
Petersburg, Virginia
To whom sill orders will please be sddr-S'ea
Anrrh
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MERCHANDISE.
MUSIC STORE-itEMUyAI


ID II. 7 ~ l. o K announces 10 his 80
ID friends and The public ut large, TIM, 5EIs=3sss5
he hns moved from hi old stand Main n I ~ Il y
Street tothe Store urcupirlby William Eit. y
TER during the last thirty years, Governor Frank
IN Street, where he will keep, heretofore, nssor
incnt OF Piano +, rirs M,odcun AccordcUns Guitar,
FLUTES: Fions Guitarand Vinln String and Musical her
ehsndise in general; Ill uf the best qualify.
'o me largest stock of popular and standard Music 10
oe iornd III this Stg,c
New Music received semi weekly
t, .nh0s ''ncd. repnired. und L.. on hire.
- Wv. laho- taken IL part pay for new ones Feb 3
BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS.
JAMES WOODIOUSE & co,
~ re NASH " TOODHOUSE,)
rriSJ1 1s. rr"cciyrd supply oI CHICK.
- '"a,I tiANO FORTES delicious. pkE5s.lI. -
fusl.uId3,r ST. lee. u v
iherepnahonot these Instruments i. so we'll and 20 wide
hio"h '""' any iurthcr commentator would seem .u
p.rhuOua.
AIaO-lntcly received additional supnIies of Sunerl
P"n0 Fories, from Stodnrt i Co. and J. Is Uunla,n New
York. '1 d A. ''"'''''' '' "
tn" Subscribers now offer NJ arr. and offensive VA
"iy O mo prat lstrinens be- seen at ny SINH
mr establishment NORM or South, and upon a. good terms
run be obtained OF respectable dcneIs in New York or
Boston thur rendering entirely unnecessary for parte;
to send North to buy Piano For,es f'
Old Pancs taken IN part payment for new oncs mud fii
prices allowed for the same. ~ ' > "
Pianos purchased from 20 the cour,rr -a
cd in the thr they may rcncb tbc
destination without the slightest injury
~ llunOs tuned ana repaired. Anr;l ao
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AycTiGS SIZES.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, ACCTa.
TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS on 4TH sTRFI


At AUCTION.
nm MONDAY 18th June ai hnl past O'Clock +. ~.
" upon the premises will he sold two rev BricE THrr
mns and Lott. on the Yves, side o! 18th between Cary md
Canal streets Ench Of these t"rucrs crEtGln aD-UL6
rooms with kitchen, gas, &c aI ~ perfect ORDER nGG a.
nnrnbly arranged
They arr wei situated for residences for these requiring
upon cost being now engaged 500 per enuua, CuG
would offer inducements those in WANT Of such
properly. Terms nj sale.
May ~ TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, auc:s.
-
\ BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM ONE AND 4
MALE MILES BELOW THE CITY, At AUCTION
h MONDAY June 18Th sr 5. O'clock p " uraG TO
~ pr':nra will be sold b-su.:i, farm OF 81 rtrc
The oshnrno Turnpike about miles below the civ ri
joining Ire" Hill Rnca Course and opposite 10 Tie
OF Mr. John l. Chdrcy. The Improvement. consist o!
Brick House, Stable, Barn. &c, in perec! orGcr u! ic
a good enclosure.
The land hs' been much improved, and iii h.,:
state pf fertility the huurishng crops rc,. , "l
fully testify.
Any wishing really hsndsons and valuable rIacc
the city could hn:lly be hotter suited ,.t, IN tina
and they would 90 well il for themselves prcy.y %
tb" day of sale
TERMs:-Ons third cash bHlaLre OF rni veera WITH
interest aided and secured by tr',s, decd.
Mry 80 TAYLOR WILLIAMS. hucts
BY DICKINSON. hill & CO., AlCr-
N~EGROES.-Ths day nj . l2 O'Clock, wi. hc cold
~ ten likely Negroes, consisting CT AeE, Bcys aud
| Girls
| June DICKINSON. HILL & co. Aucts.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-01

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
FORM RI y With MR.. JOHN NIL L,
UNAS removed from his old stand. opposite the e
III Amcr csn Hotel. down TO West 18th Street, "a
doors from Muin Street., where he continues NJ IL
the 69sxO
REPAIRING OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRl, &C.,
A. heretofore, at his previous advertised prices.
Al Watches and Clock. will he neatly repaired md
kept perfect running order for twelve months without
any additional charges being made.
Having stock for sale, ain enabled TO devote my un.
divided attention 10 my Rrpnirin. BusineJs.
JOHN y. WILLIAMS West 18th Street,
Fcb2 OppUsire Did Market. two doors from Main Ct.