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AUG:TlON nAls1ts,
y5iiiUiRxi DxrSsi.'
By Goddin 4 Apperson Ancss
THRUST SALE OF yERy vArr.p,r

| IKUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
= PROPERTY in TIM CITY or RICHMOND.
wright 10 the under signed trustees assd -" -
ssh day q April. 1871. recorded ia the Hustinas
Court Of Richmond city and by request Of creditors
premises at public auction on FRIDAY. the 18th S
Of June, 1855 II fair Il not the next fair dsy h..
| said deed: 'ou IA
LIST. half acre lot of ground lying at the corner
Ist aud Broad streets designated as lot No ia on
the plan of the city, with the brick sores and dwell
| ing houses. and other improvements thereon, sub
,ect to an estate for her e In Mrs. Priscilia Boot
wright. (aged ny la part Of said property, which
will be designated at the sale.
Grace and ststreets designated in the plan Of said
| city, as lot No TAI.
3D. Another half acre lot of ground with part Of
the improvements aud appurtenances thereon, ying
on Broad and LIST streets dsgnatedIn the said plan
4th. Another lot of ground on the corner of Mon.
roe aud Broad streets fronting 96 feet more or less,
on Broad. and running back about l32 feet to an al
| The real estate above mentioned will be divided
and arranged to suit purchasers, and is certainly
among the most valuable in that part of the city
pist ana survey OF said real estate will be exhibit
And on SATURDAY, the 18th June, 1853. begin
ming at 10 O'Clock A NJ. at the residence of VIM
Bootwright, on Broad near LIST street we shall. in
like manner proceed to sell the household and kitch-
en- Furniture, conveyed by said deed, embracing the
versionary interest of VIM Bootwright in the fol-
ewing slaves viz: Chloe. Rebecca and her three
| children, Mary and her four children subject to
the life estate Of Mrs Priscilla bootwright therein,
ana also other personal property. An arrangement
mas been made by which Mrs VIM Bootwrght will
unite in the deeds 50 as TO vest full title in the pur
chasers.
| TERMs-0 ne-fourth cash. the remaining three
sOurths upon credit of one. two and three years,
respec lively, with legal interest from the day of
SALE the purchasers of the real estate TO give nego
table notes secured by lien the property; and
credit payments of the personal estate, to be Sc
cured by approved endorsed negotiable notes. The
taxes for e5S, the real estate the purchasers to
pay. WIN TAYLOR, r.
H0WIS0N, iru0eee'-
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il ApPERsoN, Aucts.
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CARM FOR SALE am authorised

DARN FOR SALE am authorised
l. to sell Farm ia Chesterfield county, 22 miles
fro IN Richmond 9 from the Court House. and one
mile from the Clover Hill railroad containing about
475 acres ~ cleared. the balance in woods and nd
Joins the lands of Messrs Middleton. Wiikersou
Wooden Honse with four Rooms, Kitchen, de..
There is spring OF the pnrest water very near
the house The place is considered healthy. and
society good great bargain can be bought
in the farm ANY one Wishing to view the premises.
or 70 obtain information relative 10 it, will please
call at my Office, over A. Bodekers Drug Store.
no. b LYME.
10 'l-3tawts Auctioneer and Land Agent.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

= By virtue Of deed of trust executed to melon
the 9th day of December. 1857, by Darius stebbins
and Ellen E., his wife, and Elias j. Miller and Jane
A, his wife, which deed was duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of Henrico county, in book 20, paRe
4s8 shall at the request Of the beneficiary in said
deed, sell at public anction the premises at >
o'clock, p. NJ. on TU ESDAY. the 10Th day of June
1885, the real estate therein described being two lots
of LAND, lying in the county Of ,Henrico,
Fairfield Race Course, containing about 10 acres
plats OF which can b. seen at my Office.
TERMS made known at the hour Z sale.
10 II las IT SJJrTON II Trustee
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no THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned

TfU THE PUBLIC.-IH5 uuuersiBuou'
l. with a view of accommodating persons, from
the cties and lower county n quest of summer re
treat has recently added e. and thoroughly repair
ed his well known 'MADIS0N HOTEL, at Madi
son Court House, Virginia, and is now prepared TO
take In some twenty or thirty Boarders curing me
summer mouths, or longer II desired He scarcely
need state that his Hotel. as summer retr at pre-
SCENTS advantages of no ordinary character, being
self situated on high aud beautiful plain, COM
manding an extensive and picturesque view Of tbs
Blue Ridge and other ranges OF mountains, noted
for the industry hospitality and intelligence OF its
citizens and its freedom from sickness u ~ con-
nected by daily line OF stages with dordonsyiIie,
has the advantage of daily mail besides others
unnecessarv to mention. The undersigned keeps
attentive and ohe tient servants and his Htles 81 p
flied with all tho Injuries Of the aud country.
Far terms amply to A SEAL,
Proprietor Madison Hotel,
ia 4-stawsw Madison Court House, Va.
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~ EXCHANGE STABLEs-Tb,

JOHN r. DAVIS
ALEX. b. HUTGHE SON.
=. B.-0ur Ostlers are all experienced aud DO
lite DAVIS HUTCHINSON.
ap IS-9mA
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TRUSTEES SALE.-As Trustee in a
l. certain Deed of Trust from Williamson w Saw
age dated the Sfh day of February, 1855, and duly
recorded in the Richmond Hastings Court. I shall
proceed sell the Auction House of Messrs Pub
liam Belts, on "WEDNESDAY, the 23d of June.
Is5s, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj, one Negro
Man. named Claibourn Taylor.
This sale is made at the request of the beneficiary,
IN the said deed. EDW'D EACHO,
ioI HrnsfAa
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DEDUCTION IN COKE-The prices of

IL COKE. until further notice. will be as follows:
SOFT Lump Coke" per ioau.
Soft Hail Coke AIS 90.
Hard Coke. both graGes....-....... 4 50 do.
At these prices Coke is, all things considered, the
cheapest Fuel now offered, likely to be oertd in
the market during the coming season.
TERMS-tlsh on delivery, or on demand
EH- Yards corner 10Th street and Basin and corner
Byrd and 9th, South side Canal.
my lists JNO J WERTH, Agent.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.

A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RETREAT IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.,
Twelve Hours from Washington City and Richmond,
by the Virginia Central Railroad
Passengers from the North rake the Alexandria
morning boat Washington. aud the Alexandria
and orange Railroad TO 6ordonsville; thence by Ell
trail Railroad, in full view of Monticello the Uni.
Versity of Virginia, passing through The Blue Ridge
at Rockfsh, by the great State Tunnel (nearly one
mile in lengthy crossing the Valley of Virginia and
entering the ranges of the North Mountains at Buff
falo Gap. Leaving the cars at Miilboro Depot,
thence by coaches ten miles, q smooth, graded
road, to Bath Alum. before shutdown.
The proprietors feel warranted in saying, that to
famlie and others desiring quiet, COOL and COM
Portable retreat from the uwlaDds the city, there
is not tne in the mountains of Virginia offering
greater Inducements. Large, airy. we'll ventsted,
we'll furnished rooms aud good table, have always
distinguished this watering place.
The mineral waters (alum and chaly beate have
been pronounced by distinguished chemists and
physicians equal in some respects, and as tonic
aud invigorator, often superior to our kockbridge
Spring while the pure mountain free-stone water,
cannt he excelled and rarely equalled for its purity
and salubrity.
Board per week
per month, of weeks...-............ 90
~ The Southern passenger must I've careful TO
come HI far North Richmond and there take the
Central train at o'clock A. M
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS

"A IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA,
Are new open for the reception Of visitors.
The most COMPLETE and THOROUGH arrangements
have been made render this heretofore delightful
watering place of the most attractive and agree
able places of sojoRrn be found any where in the
Scuthern country These SPRINGS have been de-
alonstrated to possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
AID are 81 mated in the midst of the most BEAUTl
Full SCENERY and in climate tbs most
HEaLrHFUII and SALUBRl0US. They are stu
tted within three miles of Shawsville, on the Vir.
yinia and Tennessee Railroad over which trains pass
daily, connecting with the great rhoroughfares be-
ginning at Bangor Maine and terminating at New
Orleans Arrangements have been made with all
the Railroad Companies, North and South, whereby
THROUGH TICKETS will DO issued to any point on the
Va and Tenn Railroad and line of splendid
FOUR-HORSE COACHES
will be in readiness to transport visitors from Shaws
Vile the nearest point OF debarkation, to the
Springs. 60 -
To invalids laboring under affections of the sto-
mach and Bowels, these waters are particularly re-
commended.
nv os~dluiC CJhYTOR Il LEE. Proprietors
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uYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM

L l. FORT, VA--This celebrated seaboard WATER
ING PLACE, as famed for its beautiful location as
for its entire exemption from disease, and for its
delicious bath and Oth2r salt water Injuries WILL be
opened on the FIRST OF JUNE. j shall be assist
ed in the management Of the establishment, by Mr..
JOS b. SrEGAL. whose acceptsbility. during u
past season, will be we'll remembered.
an 27-3m S., JOS SEGAR, Proprietor.
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AT No. 119,
"A CONTINUED ADDITIONS

or SUMNER STOCK,
Consisting Of full variety of Coats Pants and Vests
at the latest styles Also, Furnishing (desi, able
go IDS for hot Their such light Cravats Ties
stocks, Linen Hdkfs. Socks thread and silk Gloves,
GAME aud Merino aud Silk Shirts aud Drawers &c,
&c la anticipation Of light trade in the city this
season my stock has been very carefully selected
and made np, and marked Rt very low ri;ces for
cash; soliciting e1aUihafinH OF nv stock. by oil
Who have uot yet suppiieJ thsms lfer, boning 10
= s s. as9G-FE GOODMAN,
jel6 No Ilg Main strest
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM sPRINGs.-Rc

pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.-Re-
N ferring to the above for schedule of route for
the Northern travel through Washington, and for
40 much of the Southern travel shall come by the
Seaboard lire of railroads TO Richmond We add that
the visiter TO this place will leave the cars at same
poiut Miboro' Depot, and take the coaches, run
ming South from the railroad 81 miles. TO these
Springs. Bath Alum is North of the rood.
CO. The travel from Southern Kentucky. Tennes-
nessee Northern Alabama and Mississippi, can pro-
cure THROUGH TICKETS from amy point in the South
to the Rockbridge Alum Springs, by the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad. for just the same money
that will buy them O through ticket to the nearest
Snring to them OF this cluster OF Springs.
In buying their ticket, therefore, they lose nothing
by getting IL for tho Rockbrdge Alum Springs even
If they pever use it, The same ticket will take them
10 any Of theother Springs. They pass immediate,
ly by the Peaks of Otter, and cross the Natural
Fridge
The proprietors announce this celebrated resort
az now OPEN and in better condition for the due &C.
commodation of its crowds of patrons and friends,
and the public at large, than 1t has ever yet been
The same unremitting attention as heretofore. shall
continue TO be paid BY the undersigned and ell IN
his employ TO secure the comfort of the guests oil
the establishment.
N. B-Pamphlets sent by mail, on application.
; WILLIAM FRAZIER,
For the Proprietors.
FISHER WINSTON. Druggists, Richmond
keep the Water on sale, fresh from the Springs
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pOCKBRlDGE BATHs.-Thls fayori c

IL bathing place, long known as LETCHER'S and
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPRINGS, has been re-
Gently purchased by company of gentlemen in
Rock bridge county, where il is situated and where
the virtues Of the water best known and will be
open for the reception OF visitors upon the st OF
JUNEnext New aud handsome buildings have b. On
erected and effort will he spar TO make il a dc.
iightful summer resort 1t is beautifully located
the North River. i'll the midst of mountain and val
ley scenery, unsurpassed in varied beauty by any in
The State. 1t is on the main stage road from Lex
ingt0n to the Central Railroad dist ant eleven miles
from the former anu nine miles from Goshen Depot,
IN the latter. Visitors can reach the Baths in one
day from Petersburg, Richm md and Alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature OF the water is a little higher
than that of the old sweet. and this with the pecu
liar character and huOyanCy of the water which is
highty charged with Carbonlc Acid Gas and cob
tans Maguesa, Iron, &c, renders bathing in il, by
uul and iny1goratiDg to an extraordinary deQIee.-
It's medicinal effect is atested by fifty years of local
experience, especially in cases of general Debility,
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, Ulceratinns
vhereYer existing, Rheumatism. Amenorrhea, Dis
n5nOrrhea, Menorrhasia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsus
Uteri, DC. In the diseases peculiar to females
children, it is unsurpassed if equalled, by any
ter in the world. Near at hand is tine Sulphur
Spring, second only TO the famous White Sulphur
Of Greenbrer, TO which visitors to the Baths have
free access.
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion OF
last summer with his family at 1.-THE Baths" thus
tains and shall certainly revisit it, if possible, next
summer.
neIerence may also be had, amongst many others
10 Col ii Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
VIM Pendleton, of Lexington; Vim q Paine, Esq,
Of the firm of Kent Paine & x emf, Richmond, and
rHunter, Esq of selma Alabama.
TERMS-Sl 10 per day. for less than one week; $9
per week for less than weeks; S. per week. for
more than two weeks and $50 per mouth.
my 4-d3m
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BY 3. B. Cook 4 Co, Aucts.
VALUABLE oETcE., ~, 80.

mos, AT AUCT1oN. m, -, - r.s.snr
the IIth inst at 10 o'eiocR, q The stoss =
IA ns ma, sresa rseen,iy ocsupisd b. Msssrs ss
and valuable original on Paintiuss b. s.riss ~
MODE 20. masters q remarkable beauty and vsins'
ms me collection embraces guaranteed ori3frer
FLEMISH and GERMAN schools, and soss. -:
specimens Of the finest AMERICAN artists =
nolds. 6aiusbro, stty, Horace vernst. Wijs;cs
srosks OF London. Wilson OF London. stnbbs Of Ton
non, Boucher Of France. Webber OF Philndelphis
me above valuable collection vii be open for Il.
nloition ON TUESDAY ana WHDN EsDAf. the lsth
and 18th inst. '-s 'ss~
Persons wishing to adorn their residences. with
worSs OF true merit would do vel to attend rs =
s@'S rs every Painting 10 warranted ss repreeeuted
IEsMs-Ail Guns under $50 cash over thsf
snonht ~ days credit for approved negotishle -.
Je Is I.a. y oes
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~ The Southern passenger must I've careful Il
come HI far North rs Richmond, and there take thu
Central train at o'clock 4. NJ.
FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH,
PrnnrietOrs.
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE.

MUM lain lOl nOOOL-
Nl AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
This well known and fav0rite place of Summer
resort Is again open for tho reception of visitors mn.
der the mana cement of its former proprietor.
Ii situated the top of the Blue Ridge at Rock
Il N dap I2D miles vest of Richmond, and enc mile
fcOm the irginia Central Railroad The elevated
situation beautiiu views. mountain scenery, and
the constant aud refreshing mountain bTeczes. make
II one of tse most deIe htful places OF Summer re-
sort in Western Virginia. There is also convenient
a Spring OF pure chalybeste water
Visitors 10 the Mountain Top will come via Vir-
gjnin Central Railroad to Alton Depot, near the
eastern portal of the Blue Ridge Tunnel, where a
hack win always be in attenfance TO convey them
Zone miIe) TO the Mountain Top. II is always best
Tor persons to write several days beforehand
TERMS as heretofore: For the season OF months
1922 90 per month: by the month. so: " per week,
anu ''''' WM II LIPsCOMB.
,aa-sadtm Alton Depot. Va
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SEA BATHING-CHEsAPEAKE

- HALL. HAMPTON, VA This Summer Re
treat only two miles from Old Point will be re-
opened on the 10th of June, when the proprietors
will be happy to any Of their friends who may
wish to enjoy SALT WATER BATHING and the
Luxurics If the Seaboard. The Hall has been much
improved and beautitied, and ample preparations
made for the comfort and pleasure of all who may
visit this delightful resort.
Boats Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages &c al
WAYS in readiness to contribute TO the enjoyment OF
guests.
lie l0-5w% Il BANKS IL SONS.
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By Thomas W. Keesee.
rnfica noruar N. 10Th an5 Cory .,raata

o. HORSES. MULES, CAR-o"L
0rRIAGE. BUGGY AND SULKEY Sf72EHSHf-
FOX SALE AT AUCrt 0N.-0 SATURDAY morn
ing 18th inst will be sold at auction at the hor SO
auction lot near the Central Railroad Depot com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, several Saddle and Ha cness
Herses Also, every superior we'll broke Mules
Also, 2CarIiages and Harness. Double Buggy and
Harness; superior Suikey, nearly new.
TERas-Ninety days credit with interest added
fer approved negotiable notes
lie II Thus W. KsESEE Auct
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By e. B. Cook & Co.
By e. B Cook s. Co.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
n rIoN.-WiIl be sold on MONDAY. 2lst June:
Mrs. Lyddane. corner of 9Th and Main streets (who
is de:iining housekeeping.) all of her Household
Furniture, embracing in part
high post Mahogany Bedstead
Lounge Mahogany Washstapd
Common Wa.hstand; Tin Safe
Break fast Tables; Clock
Cane Rocking Chairs
Lar ge Mahos any Rocking Chair
IL Cane seat Chairs
pair superior made Card Tables
D. fine sideb. ard
large Sofa; Feather Bed. Pillows and Bolsters
I Marble Top Bureau Mohog'y Wardrobe
Mantei dirrer; lot Of Books
4 new Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Carpets Rings. &c.
, Together with various other articles of Household
jeF EBO COOK & CO. Aucts.
HORSES. BUGGY, sc, AT AUCTION.
- On SATURDAY. 10Th inst. at 10 o'clock, at the
large Lot near the Central Railroad Depot, will
Several Saddle and Harness Horses
Young. well broke Mules
spf srnsss D096le Buggy nearly new with
je i ''' "'fE' B c6 poRF'i co, Aucts.
CTOCK OF DRY GOODS
=, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETs, HOsIE.
KY &c, &c, AT AUCTI0N-The subscriber. de.
at his store No 2s2 Broad street few doors above
ist. on Tu EsDAY, the 18th instant at 10 o'clock,
STOCK OF GOODS.
Bmbracing complete assortment of Calicoes Brown
and W bite CottOns, Muslins, Apscas Cloths Cassj.
,n r. hosiery suspenders, Silk and Cot
A large ass rtLnent of Fancy Goods in great yari
ety. &C. &c 10 aet every article usually found in
well selected stock ,,rn,,s
All sums under $50. cash; of $50 and under $500
months credit; over S3G0, months credit for ap-
proved negotiable paper.
Saie conducted Ivy f. b. COOK q Co.
Jel Auctiopeers
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
u &C.-Will be offered at public sale on the 10TH
DAY UF JUNE NBXT, the valuable estate of the
late q Taliaterro On the Rapid Ann River. in the
county OF Culpeper; and adjoining the Rapid Ann
Station Orange and Ais1 andria kailroad The rail
road passes through the farm and the station is only
few hundred yards from the house and barn Ihi.
Yarn. situated in the beautiful and fertile valley of
the Rapid Ann. Offersa opportunity to pur-
chas-rs Ii is in a fine state OF cultivation sur
rounded by good farms, and most desirable neigh
borhood The farm contains 63D acres of land and
has on it large dwelling house, barn, stable and
all necessary out houses in good repair.
TALlAFERR0.) Auin fs'
Culpeper county, Va.
The above sale of Land, is postponed till the lst
day of July, when it will be sold on the premises
by the undersigned, as Commissioner by virtue of
a decree of the Circuit Court of Uulpeper county
in the of MAYO and wife, and others against
Ta.isferro, administrator, and others, and on the
money as may be necessary to pay the costs of the
suit to this day aud the expenses of the sale to be
paid 10 cash the residue to be paid in three equsI
instruments OF six, eighteen and thirty mouths,
with interest from the date. the purchaser giving
bonds with good security for the deferred ayments
and the title to be retained As further .es1r,ty
Cnlpeper Court House. ComIni ssoner
je ll-dscwtds
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,sz.z PIANO FORTEs AT RE
NEW ARRANGEMENT
TRY THE yIRGINIA WORM KILLER

cents
Any point beyond the Richmond College...l0 g
~ Its NM. n. BRAGG. Sup't.
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE

REAUTIFUL CUTTAGE RESIDENCE
- ON 9TH, NEAR TO LEIGH sTREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold on MONDAY
the 2lst day Of June. ls5S, on the premises. CON-
mencinR at 5o'coek, p. NJ the beautiful brick res
idenee located above, aoioinin the late residence
Of Bejamin Pollard. jr, ESQ aud opposite the gar
den of Lewis Webb, Esq. The lot fronts 20 feet on
the wesune Of Sth street runs back 100 feet to de
ley, and has on it most beautiful Dwelling just
erected having 10 rooms with fire places to nine OF
them; The rarlors are handsomely finished, with
marble mantels, and tn re is handsome porch in
premises are not only remarkably neat and attrac-
tive. but most conveniently arranged. There is gas
and water on the premises. 1t isonly necessary to
will be open every afternoon for the inspection of
those disposed to purchase.
TERMS: -Une-fourth cash: balance at 4, and u
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
G0DDIN i APPERSON,
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DIssOLUTIONs, 90.

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-WIL-
" LIAM III. BELTS having associated himself
with US for the purpose OF conducting an AUCTION
BUSINESS for the sale Of Negroes, the firm here
after will be carried on in the name and style Of
PULLIAM Il BELTS Thankful for the encourage
ment heretofore received they mutually solicit the
patronage 80 literally extended to the old firm, and
especially ask the attention OF their respective
friends to the new partnership.
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pED SULPHUR SPRINGS

~ MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open for the reception of visitors 1t is now well
Known that no me iicna agents that have been trieu
have had such signal success the waters of the
Red sulphur Springs, in the speedy cure of most
cases of Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchial Aztec
tons, Chronic Diarrhoa. Dyspepsia and Diseases Of
he Brain.
Iuyalids would secure better rooms and better
and attention by coming EARLY, we are usually
very much crowded through the month of August
Visitors for this place should leave the Virginia and
tennessee Railroad at NEWBEkN DEPOT. 1hey
will then have but IS miles of Staging. over good
road. Via The Virginia Central Railroad there is
now about 20 miles of staging.
my 3q-d9m # = CAMPBELL, n 90
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BY A. d. Williams, Auct.

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ AND BOOKS In view OF my probable re-
moyai from Richrsond I will sell at public auction.
on THURSDAY, the I7th day OF June. ls3s. 1t my
present residence, at the southeasiern corner OF
Grace and sth streets. my HOUSEHOLD fUkNi-
TURE. consisting of Carpets, Sofas Beds. Bedding,
aud the usual variety Of Parlor and Chamber Fur
piture Also, number Of VALUABLE BOOKS.
both Law and % miscellaneous.
Terms cash G.. p. r. JAMES.
The sale will commence ut 10 o'clock, A. b., and
will he conducted by A. ID. WILLIAMS,
ie lids Apcpr.