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LARGE AND MOST VALUABLE STAUNTOH
RIVER ESTATE, IN TIE COUNTY OF CHAR
pIrRI AUCTION

A LARGE AND MOST VALUABLE STAUNTOH
RIVER ESTATE, IN TIE COUNTY OF CHAR
LOTTE, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ID signed by Isaac Watkins Esq, tthe present PR
preter) shsll, on WEDNESDAY, the 4h of Iune nexr
the hour of IL o'clock upon the preues proceed sci
public auction, TINT most valuable trHc OF land OF
Stanton River in the county Of Charlotte, Known
WALLACE CREEK PLANTATION,
containing by estimation about lsOO ncres.
There upon the tract more than 200 acres OF open
hnd, Of which 100 low grounds OF SURPRISING
fertility believed be rich the richest bottom Of thu
river, and sixty seventy more creek and branci
has also very rich and productive Most OF the high
lands only very rifle. but have been heavily mu
nurrd a; great cost The sales this estate tor III,
last ycnr 1855 of wheat and tobacco aonc amounted
about 80 600.
WALLACE Creek plantation is conveniently situated fo
market being about 10 miles from Roanoke Sta
ton on the Richmond and Danvile Rail Road b. IN.
river and about miles from Messing Ford Stuff IN, OF
the road, by the county road.
Full possession Of the land will not be given until abou'
the LIST OF December but the purchaser will be allowed
seed inll crop
TERMS :-One.ffth each, or negotiable at -four
months well endorsed, with interest added and the resi-
due in four equal payments 1t g. l2 Is and ~ months
with interest from the day Of sue. Rond and security Will
her qurod for the deferred payments and the title 10 tn,
property retained. 80
Mr.. Spun the over.cer who resides the farm, will
take pleasure In showing the land person, wishing 10
purchase. THOMAS WATKlNa, Trustee.
Apr! l6-ctds ProvidenceP n. Halifax county,Va
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ACRICTLTURAL WAREHOUSES,


TENfE misunderstanding removed ~
Il 10 their new factory on Cary \N-A4a
street between nth and lUth streets, MN
prepared 10 receive orders tor all e4s-.eEsksD
kinds Of Agricultural Machines and implements OF tho In.
and most approved patterns which will be made Of
the best materials and OF superior workmanship. They
ask "cardwcrs double and single ceHrei
HOr-epowcrs and Thrcshcrs" which have taken pre-.
MUM every Fair which they have been exhibited
Also. "CroskIll Clod Crusher NANNY Patent Reap
and Mower" the best in Fawkcs Patent Lime AID
Gunno SprEadcr, highly approved; Hay Prcsscs HAY
Rakes; Corn Shelters from $40 10 SO; Smiths Patent
Straw Cutter Grain Cradles &c; Rch Pn;en. Iron beam
Po OF various sizcs, &c They subion the opinion ot
the Hon VIM. e. Rivcs of these Plows
BALDWIN, CARDWELL co.
Richmond, March !, l556.
CASTLE HILL Dec. IS. 1854
Coz. wm p. STouGHros-Denr Sir: take pleasure In
recording OF the performance OF
ow (Rich's Iron Beam PATENT ri Gotham, today. The
work WAS lar thorough and complete than thar OF
sny pillow | in operation before. The iurrow
opened by il very generally IL inches deep and about
20 inches wide in hard, close hand, and most rfecruny
and perfectly cleaned out Of the sod earth falling
back intoit
The Trial of the pillow witnessed by many OF my
neichbors among whom will mention Mcssrs FrRnk r.
Nelson H. Genet. J II. Lewis, e. B. Hopkins. Til
Watson of Louisa, &c, all practical men and mort excel
lent judges Of agricultural implements and there was but
one opinion among them the superiority and
ceptonable performance of your pillow.
Wishing you equal success elsewhere in making this
uabe ,,nplerncn, favorably known to agricultural
brethren remain, yours truly,
Marc
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BY JNO. II. D. PAYNE Ai,CI,


EES'SA!.E or iiANn-0NF rGrIfr.
REeiDnNCE, on NINTH STREET FHts. :. .....
Den BILL.
e : trustees in deed Of trust made 10 sr,r-- o. We
n cen: B"rgHmn tho Of - no -. >. ..r.. . .
10 SELL on FRIDAY 3o.h inst. NJ rvc o'cfoty p y d..
premises that beautifully located Co'tIno F-i,,rgl
the West side OF 9h street, Norm Lei. n no 49,
Joining the Cottage residence of WI. + ..--. d. .
rCntin: 81 ice: oh street, ard rulL.ng .t.E .
tret u vide alley. bis sdIe VIII he rraf. a ..
and costs Of the io purchaser, who lG.!.L . : o.. G.
with the terms al the ME
EMS will be Accommodating. ard n'pde k,cvr g.. .
day o. sale JOIN r i PAYNE D.
Il. SUTTON, -'~''.N-.
Sale conducted by JOHN b h. PANE, Auc,
May "C-'ds.
by DICKINSON. HILL Is Co. AtisI.
EGRoES-Thi. dag e, 9: O'clock will b. f.'r,
- H"''F N"sr""-. CuE-!siiu. 0; E.-u bl,s g., -
ana women and children
way ~ Dit hINSON. HILL & CO. hs..s
h1 PCLLIaM & DAVIS, AJI1-
u ErhD ES- This day. n, o. O'Clock We ~ sr" --
our once, - hk IL Nr.r rs--cou.sluc ci g., .
TOR no fsu ~ o-r CONC 1"---.-
May 30 pr''rr,y D.,.,. $780,.
BY GODDIS & Arrt"-UN. 1ITT-
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I -T
made
In ordinary Female Schools Of the country, where
teacher is employed il is impossible tor of tmc for
the teacher devot ehat constant personal attention that
10 needed For instance the little pupil in music -
sary the practice her music without
only devoted by each 10 music the teacher being present.
1--WE hours her time will be consumed and but little left
Tor instruction in other studies To this may be traced
| much OF the complaints Of female schools.
The great object OF my school the undivided
personal of the teachers every department.
to the ordinary English Branches including Mathematics
and the Sciences and the other to Music, French, Italian
Spanish and Ornamental Branches Miss T. T. SCOTT Will
sgain have charge of the first department. BY her fidelity
and amiaby OF character she has secured the love OF
all her pupils; and from my examination know that
those under her instruction have with extraor
binary rapdity proficiency that is quite
for them and their parents to say that greater progress
been made in one than in any TWO years before.
In the other department, embracing Music, French and
Ornamental Branches Miss MARY ANN NEvSs engaged
of great general intelligence and long experience
in teaching Having taught in this Seminary for half of
session. her superior qualifications and industry
that weares have ensured the rapid improve
of the young ladies in her department. In Music,
the adie, take their lessons invariably in the OF
the teacher and then retire to another piano TO practice
| frequently examine the young ladies' especially on
such branches as are generally In female schools very inn
perfectly learned When these take place
generally known by them The consequence that they
| are always prepared.
In closing feel due to the Young Ladies who have
their uniform kindness each other and 10 every
Der Of my family. Their extraordinary decorun, their
dhgent application to their duties their proficiency
| merit more than ordinary praise,
| tR Every article OF clothing should be marked.
| ES-My address is Netherlands Lunenburg Va.
| Dec 2J-cu JOHN CRGAlN JR.
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MRS. DIR. lIINOR,s SCHOOL.

NKS. UR. !HINUR'S SCffUUL.
MFRS. JEFFERSON MINOR, respectfully informs her
WI friends old patrons and the public, that she has re
moved from Midway, Essex county, to Richmond She
boarding and day school, She has taken the elegan.
and spacious msnsion Grace street, opposite the Cen
tenary Church Miss Ala Byron Minor will preside aided
by competent teachers IN every department Mrs. Minor
and Miss Ada BYRON Intend their school to afford the
means only Of thorough course OF substantial In,
strucon in Enslsh aud the languages, but also of all
those dfercn, Accomplishments necessary finished fc
male education. Particular attention will be paid TO the
and morals Of the young ladies at all times and
will commence the It'll January and close the 25th
of July Terms will be moderate For particulars apply
by letter. or in person Mrs Minor considers that her
long experience Of sixteen years the successful training
of young ladies' together with the extensive patronage
she received at Midway renders any further reference
unnecessary Boarders will be charged from the time Of
entrance the eud of the session Day scholars will be
charged by the quarter In event of sickness every
ZION will be paid and Dr. Minor will render professional
vices tree of charge. Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR,
Dec 25-dtf Mias ADA BYRON MINOR.
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SALE OF YALTAHLE LAND Am SLAVES

n.
obedience to decree Of The Circuit Court of Hano
Il pronounced the 18th of March 1855 In The suit
of Josephine Picot de Bosfel and olhera against Mi
chcI Picot de Boiscct Armand emery de Goascarade-
and Louise. his wife, and oher-, the undcrsen ned the
Commissioners therein appointed, will, on THURSDAY.
the 10Th day Of June, ls6 If lair not the first fair day
thereafter the tract OF land which Michel Picut DE-
B0is!ect died seized and resided AZ the tune OF hi
death situated in the county OF Hanover sell the said land
and also the slaves belonging to estate Of the said Michel
| Picot de Bois.ciIlet.
The land highly valuable and desirable tract II
tains about six hundred and twenty-five acres and WAS
purchased OF Roscoe Lipscomb. E-q. II about eleven
miles north Of Richmond. two and hslf miles east Of the
| Richmond, Fredericksburg ami Potomac Railroad. and
the distance west OF the Virginia Central Railroad.
About onelhr OF the cleared and the part in cul
tvaiop susceptible of and in the Of high o
improvement. a small stream nearly through the
centre the tract which is situated about 20
meadow land. and along the whole Of which found
beds Of excellent mari eusy Ut and which by
experiment provc to he well adapted the improve
ot the land. The unccarcd land is heavily wooded with
the best kinds Oi timber There springs OF eXcecr
winter the place. The buildings consist OF Il good
framed dwelling, nearly new, containing about rooms
good kitchen, large barn stable, carra e.house
other requisite Outhnuses Possession will be- given i'm
mpdis,ely except Of the house, orchard and garden
which will be retained until the nrst OF January. le5
aud the purchaser will get all the crops growing the
land consisting of the wheat about 80 heavily
guHnoed the about % 30 ncres, and the
on about 60 of land The slaves twelve
in number, men and women, and nrc likely and valuable
JERMS-For the slaves, each; for the land, credit Of
six twelve and eighteen months will be Viver the
chase. executing three bonds OF equal amounts for
purchase money, each with go aud sufficient security
one payable Blk months after date twelve month
after date, and the remaining one eighteen months afr
date each bond carrying interest from the day Of sac
and title 10 be the whole purchase money
| Is paid. q. w RICHARDSON, lCommission'
WILLIAM GOULDlN, ers.
N.B-As the injunction awarded ujoin the sale OF
the above property has been dissolved, the sale herein
advertised VII certainly take place May l9-ctds
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LOTTERIES.
GRAND SPECULATION!
~ A SMALL, 1--WE SrML'N

GRAND SPECULATION!
FOR A SMALL INVESTMENTl
llUO PRIZES! 6O,0DD DOLLARS!
Iuproremen, on the dpprorcd Hdrana Plan Lottcry,
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTEIiY.~
- BYAUTHORITY OF THE STATE OFGEORGIA
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO 8 TICKETS
CLASS
To be drawn June 10Th, 1856. at CONCERT HALL Ma.
CON- Ga, under the superintendent of Col Geo.
NJ Logan and Jas. A. Nsbet, Esq
This Lottery is drawn the plan of the Royal Lottery
Of Havana, OF Single Numbers this has only 10000 mum.
beers and the Havana Lottery 81 900 numbcrs-,hc Havana
2ia prizcs-his 2OO prizes Look TO your interest Now
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AUCTION SALES,
Pc IL PTORY SALE

~ u r.
HOG ISLAND BY PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALE
hpt previously sold u! w ich uo;!,e viii o., igl by
inc w!'h"ra"al Of hi. pnb'rpun will be C,rs; cd a.,
euhesGhS INT liz! day of June n.x: Al 10 o'clc TX
a. ia irOnt ni me Merchants Excinuyr Potter. ,,ry
'hH'i'N' ,!W '.e'ne esat" commonly know As Hog
1900 acres SIX or seven hundred acre, Of ,ynicb !. vi
liable high land nuch Of il heavily ,inberrd ,y, r;
nal growth of ok, pine, &c. e'
Hog Island is situated in Surry county Vir ,nis sbo,
i've miles below Janc-town and separated from tln
Main nv Hog Island Creek, about My yard, Wild nv,
brdrci over. The soil j. fine heavy yellow or mutr
unG entirely clear of grit is fertile and We, su,cent
bic of greatly increased improvement
The mar ell meadow land Is heavy dnrs land with
yellow clay foundation, and has yielded from tour to
six Thousand pounds OF pure herds grass hay. All the
marsh land not embarked can easily be reclaimed rs
that which has been Such reclamation IL easy from the
fact thar there drop OF running water 10 th,t tile
only defiance is to the tide water without The farm has
on II several wells OF most excellent water.
Its productions thos. common To Virginia, viz:
wheat corn tobacco vegetables and fruit WIKI regnrd
TO vegetables and fruit IL is equal Doubt 10 any Ian
any where IN this county. Beans and tomatoes provided
with no protection might have been there III"
10Th OF November last The lGtene-. OF the autumn trOs;s
aud the absence OF them in the spring nt and
y aud vegetables in thu gr--,es, protu-ion Fg.
apricOts, pluns pouches sppes, cher aid the like
scarcely fail, while The suLtuu of the esa,c make,
all the cities Of the scabo"ri accessible
TERMS for tie Island and section Of Main one two
and three yr"r equal instruments for the ,imhered land
third will required in hand; all approved Ell
dorscd negotiable mites.
plat the land may be the counting room o.
Messrs T. Branch il Sons. of PETERSBURG. The land
much Of which is well taken in clover will be shown by
MIR w T. Doyle residing the place, and persons are
invited to examine the same.
T B. ROBERTSON
III tyAc u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARD--For the last ten years have re
ceived large and increasing patronage from
the ;rriuc every improvement into my business; IN
b. have been greatly aided for some years, oy .uc
VAC" assistance (more particularly IN AmoroypihsI %
r>IusH ,NXAY and in addition shall hereafter nave
Mr. K NJ Mr. JAMES +. CHALMERS-which, TO-
the s'r nv own general suprrntcndcnce, will enable
seiher "',j.h datter myself, superior work to any
me "c2n.,y turned out. respectfully request the
pubic 70 ''' "'' TRAITS GALLERY,
:. ;, No. li5. Main st Richmond, Va.
rroF DE GRATH on THE wEA-
FrtirE De Grath wants all sufferers
~ 49,. OF The Indictment weather lately, to call
from Wv bottle of his pleasant Electric Oil 1t
snd &c Prices IS cts. 50 cts. and u per bottle
cures De (;ra,h feels it to be his duty to himself
ivoi's TO state explicitly that the article offer
AMI 20 'ar t~ Mrs Anna < Smith, called in her adver
ed '' cav pGc,or Smith A. f. smith, Chemist, &C., &C.
suo' pe nre;ensons to knowledge Of the prepa
M' ,bi. celebrated remedy, arises from her conncc
rs''ns ~ Mr. Galu,hia smith, formerly engaged with
noa WI" ;r, in keeping the books and correspondence
Prof py =" Co. bu, never instructed in the manutac
o. ps ."s medicine. These parties have neither the
'rre :" N, ability 10 make DE Graths Electric Oil,
r.a; re Of il can produce the wonderful effects Of
Al nc ; @ prepared Ivy Professor he Grath hmsclf at
hs o'.s.3 we'll known establishment, No. ~, South
b S,.. 81, .:rEc, below Chestnut, rbilndelpha
h5.,,,r. will address ta'ir oruers 70 MN slone
r,-.sr BY MI pruscists, anu ANN ,,o u
,,.p. pItMUNDs AND PRECIOUS
SToSTS ARE vaueess withou, health. Nay, TO
49, ,lnnri,.ly The Dyspep,ic-the world and all its
re IN, i:sc would be burthen, II no RENE
reach and ys5 s ssv SS dsT
HaS SSs" a;%r night the lis to which they are ne,r
and MI have become possessed OF by areckess
anu "h''" ' ~ Ills ., prudence when they might hnd
d;t1 rr: aud eera;a cure by using lew bottles Oi
a,fsSHSS PREMIUM BlrTkRS. We have known .nou U:
Blhsn r."cp:c. some OF then, on The very verge OF
,aaa' .u;;rcy cured by this Invaluable inedicnc'
'as no mercury or other poisonous minerals,
was; "rr,uy prepared that tn most delicate woman
sau skei, wi,hou, hs slightest tear OF INJURY.
OF r. - prcr only ~ cents per bottle
1hr had OF all The principal Druggists IN inc cry "
p.ioa Wv Ao, OF The following Druggists;
e. stevens, Alexandria, Va; I. Il Mckinney; Lev
,.tr, Va Todd, Hinton Trsylor PeiersSHs, va.
go, ,yuchb.rs VA Kins Toy, Norfolk VA; ustnex
a. Irsn.cn Wallace. Fredericksburg; Va; j. n Lar
Va M D,nvills Va: Whea, & Chaplinc, Wheeling,
W v@ Thomas Adams 4 Co. Sni'hhed VA bib y Wl!s
cSa-'o,,e.y,le Va: j. B. Eskridge, Stsunton va; Wa
w. y Middleton. Furmvle. Val w. d. LipPtt WI
le - C. Charles Stott Co. Washington CITY eau
m.hsGWI ,.b Baj,;,n5re Md Boickers & Miller, Coving
w., X and rom Druggists generally.
''i, y: addressed 10 f. BAKER, Proprietor,
U'Hf I "'"' Richmond. Va.
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THE MUSIC STORE,

- TIE MUSIC STORE.
I'd II. LOR would remind .a
4 his friends and the public generally ESsG9eefE5
that his store is now on iinvcrnor stre.i MI n
where may be found PLANO FORTES u v
MELODlANS, GUITARS, VIOLINS. FLUTES and AC
CORDEONS Of the best quality and at the lowest rces
He i the sole agent this city for the sale OF the ceebrn.
Clarks Pianos which are not surpassed by
any other nakerr and cquallcd by but lew Also, Gale
sS'6mfar and Violin STRINGS of the best quality
He has the largest stock of Music to be fourd in this
state ana constantly receiving the latest publications.
good terms as can be had elsewhere
icyH Pianos tuned repaired and let on hire
tv1OId Pianos taken inpart pny for new ones
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS

TIME subscriber bcgs leave TO call the aen' caIISsk
u ton of his friends and the public TO his -1i@Se
stock of CARRIAGES, CARRIAGE HARNESS, SAD
DIES SADDLE BAGS. English and his own make, OF
Bride feathers, Bis, Strrups and Spurs, with almost
every article usually kept in such house.
Also Wagon Stage, Cart and Dray Harness OF every
description for snc at low rates for cash or TO puncua
customers MS the articles be obtained my
where South or North.
Please give call and for yoursclves ut No 81,
Main street, Richmond, Va
The subscriber also agent for the sale OF Posts Patent
Stirrup Hsme and Collar. Persons wishing 10 obtain
chop or country rights will please address the undersigned
NAV 2I-2m JkO w. DENNIS.
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MERCHANDISE.
GUN, srohTlNG APPARATUS, FISHING

GUN, SPORTING APPARATUS. FISHING:
TACKLE sc.
VBNllE snucrrigncd bc:s leave To call at, .<10,
tchuom 10 MIS- stock o goods which S-SSS-&sS
is large wen assorted and OF lis Importation VIZ:
FISH HookS AND FISHING TACKLE Of every de.
pcription consisting in part of
other Hooks - " 9''
silk. Hair Linen md Cotton Lines
WakIn: Cane md Icntcd Rods
snoods, Canton Sea Grass, Floats, Reels
Artificial lies Silk .Worm Gut
Cane Reeds, Nets, &C. &c
Also, GUNS AND SPORTING APPARATIJS
Caps. drinking fasks, &c 70'
Colts and other pistols
Scissors, Pen and Pocket Knives &c
AZ OF "hlch oncr at III" lowest wholesale prices
You are respectfully invited To call and examine
5. SUTHERLAND.
=, Importer No I:2, Main street,
Mmcn @i-'Hl Opposite Ea lie
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FOR SALE.
VIRGiN1A State (Rrgistered) Stock
James River and ksnawha Canal Guaranteed Bonds
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock
Virgins and Tennessee Railroad (second MORTGAGE
Bonds
Virginia Central Railroad CAST mortgage) Bonds
Do do do Stock.
May % Il. b. hAuRY g. co.
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NOR RENT.-A dwelling house on Sd, be 81
- tween Marshall and Clay streets, containing 81
ten rooms Possession given Immediately Apply
to X. II. BUSHER,
May 23-dlw Corner Main and 9th Sta.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION

OF BOOTS AND SHOES. FOR LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN. MISSES, AND CHILDREN
II Have received and opened case Of LHdies' I'm
II and Gentlemens, Misses andlChildrcus Boots &d
and Shoes imported direct from Paris By myself
They are of superior quality. Such boots and' -
,hoes been in this part OF the World be
fore They manufactured By the Premium Root ant
Shoemaker OF France, who received the medal ut thu
Worlds Exhibition In Pars Inst fall will chnleng,
any house In Ric mond in the entire South, produce
such goods have also materials inr the manufacture o
Ladies Caters of all colours SUCH cannot be surpassed
hero or elsewhere. ALEX'R. HILL,
Importer and manufacturer of Ladies and Gentlemen
Boots and Shoes, l27 Main st Richmond Va.
III 1885
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JUNCTION VALLEY TURNPIKE FOR SAIL

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
DY virtue Of decree made by the Circuit Court Of
ID RockbridRc ut its April term A. D, 1855 in the
case Of VIM L. Figgat and Others the Junction Vul
ley Turnpike Company, and others. pending therein. III
undersigned commissioners for the purpo.e appointed.
will on Saturday. the 9th OF August 1856 sell at Publ
Auction to the highest bidder, the front door OF tn
Court House in Lexington the ranchse of the said Juno
ton Valley Turnpike Company, and its rond with the APP
thereto attached The road is sixty miles H.
LENGTH leading from Buchanan Sraunton. and with
dicOus manRg may be made profitable investment
TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient TO pay coss OF suit
and expenses of sale aud for the residue credit Of
twelve eighteen and twenty four months In four equal in
salEen the purchaser giving bond with approved per
sons security THOMAS J. NICHE.
WIN w. BOYD, ,,
S. Med. MOORE, WI" 10
NAV 2-ctds E. F PAXTON,
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run1JAS A dixie

~.Vrs ,b,s method OF informing his friends and the
mbjic TINT he has opened suit OF DAGUERREAN
p0opS ar l Main street. Richmond, where he will be-
pleased and furnish them %n p he o.
terms than they can be had elsewhere in Virginia
Anil < m
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~ nh. -, - I'V .. .t.HD FHN!TIN0' tn "
Il OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT ArITO 20. -.
THURSDAY, the Th Of June. $50 roEiu.Irs, .. .
O'Clock, viii be sold the premises nbou loo ag..
most beautiful hand suitable tor building !o's cas-
residences or market gardens In the plan 9; " ...
near 10 Fairfield field. plat uf the rrovrr'E
seen ~ our Office Il will be sold IN Ios squsrr.
be- preferred by hidfcrs THERE'S no more braE.r I.
near this city ,hsn the nhovc: and now 'ha, cU.c: ,
have become such burden people risvassr.i o.
portunty is presented of acquiring dr.rs' 'a &C. .
square III mo-, respectful" portion OF the ,uuurt, Cd.
comparatively small outlay.
TERMS:-nne.iuur,h cssh; brlnucn ~ : s s.- -
months, for negotiable notes interest added ,L,:.e. IS
rus, decd title retained
Nav oi-tds GnDDlS 4 AppFRsIs
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.
yUNHIS Institution is situated Church Hill Richmond
II Va. in delightful airy position and is furuishe,
with every condu Give the comfort OF pa
tents and the successful treatment of di, ease.
TIE Lying in Wards are peculiarly commodious
The undersigned give their personal attendance to al
patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
Cnlor"d Patients IS per week
Private accommodation Observation-Disclosures Ito 10 "
These rates embis all charges for Board Medicines
and M-dca! and Surgical attendance.
;T3-So small PoX admitted.
~ PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 9TH and 5th.
c. MILLS, NJ D.,
10Th street. between Broad and Marshall.
X 7. COLEMAN, N D.,
Corner O; iih and Grace streets.
Residcn, rhyscian-Dr WOOD.