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FAMILY JOURNAL.
l. GREAT NUMBER.

FAMILY JOURNAL.
l. GREAT NUMBER.
Contents for the week ending DAY a.:
Il pACLLNE. OR THE SECRETS or IHE
Dumas; translated especially for this Journal. and
beautifully illustrated-commeuces ia this number.
NIB Thi. exciting and startling romance Is fully
stefan. by the same authtr.
H. ny FIRST CASE: q Leaf from Councillors
Note Book BY John Williams; an interesting story
~ EDITORIALS; !. Can the South support q
Literary psperf .. The Hsrper's Ferry Armory.
D. " y i E B IaslsPs TABLE
y QUIZ CHESS COLUMN
VI REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS
W. f IgTgk f9Rk f GH2RRESepNoENcE
II WIT AND HUMOR
II GEORGE STERLING, OR A HUTSBANE'S
pEsGEANtE; an intensely interesting story; by
Percy sasnstt, Esq written expressly for the fa-
-fL DIED FOR LOVE; pathetic sketch; trans
lated from the french Of cnas Nodier, for the Family
III A STORY AT SEA
1IH A Message from fhe Dead" . thrilling
story; written especially for the Family JouTnaf
., XIV ~ I1pfES PoRTFoLIo, allied with charm
ing Letters from the Fair Sex
~ ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENCE
1fH QoILLS And SCISSORS. Odds and Ends.
sg Nsv j. the time to subscribe 70 Family.
fully soieis conpa, ion .Ith ne Rspsr: gublshsd
North OF Mason and Dixon's Line They teel ASSURED
the universal verdict viii be- that The RAhILH Joua
subscriptioD.. 90 per annum.
IT. I vs. ss3 Is T;cnmcnd a. L smsh,s. Main 4.
and Of aa ps''0''ea' WILL WifEiAxs : moosE.
lH West faltinots street.
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my 2
THE CHEAPEST GOODS IN RICH
= M0ND can be found at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S


Rich Lawns; Jaconets; Organdies; Robes; black
and colored silks; Maptillss; busters; Bersges; De
LANES, &C. at astonishing low prices: Twisted silk
Mits from rs cts and higher; Thread Gloves Ga cts;
brown Linen for men and boys wear, at ia worth
q cts; Extension Skirts ga cts and upwards Stella
Shawls ut half their value; Cambria, Swiss aud
Check Muslin from 10 cts and upward, worth
double the money.
The greatest bargains in Embro:deries! Ladies'
Collars Cambria and swiss Needle Worked Collars
from l21a cts and upward: Cambria and Muslin
ls, AID great many more Goods at prices that can
not fail to please All ask is call, and be careful
that you come to the right place, at No q Main
street. JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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COX'S LiNE.-The only

Irregular Line Freight Boats from
Richmond TO Lynchburg. three times week, TUES.
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt John Donald
Do JAS. J. IkBY, Capt VIM. r. Woodson
Do MERCHANT, Capt Geo Layne.
Do BRISTOL, Capt Chas johnson.
Do OLIVIA, Capt Jno. A. johnson.
Do TENNESSEE,
These Boats are all of the first class and comman.
ded By careful and experienced Captains and leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber, thankful
for past fayors literally bestowed for the past
three years, begs o continuance of the same.
WIN COX, Agent,
At the Shed Dock street, in rear of old Gas Works
IN
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<~ UNION Steamship
>s&S4e& COMPANY.-F0RP PHILADELPHIA
4SLEsf.3&G& VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
q l1S PRiNG ARRANGEMENTS Steam.

er CITY OF RICHMOND. Capt MITCHELL, steamer
PENNSYLVANIA, Capt AVID TEAL. steamer VIZ
GINA, Capt ELLET
One Of these superior Steamers will leave Rich
mond, until further notice. every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, touching at CITY Point and Norfolk to
receive Freight AID Passengers. Returning. leave
DAY morning. at o'clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order, increased
accommodations for the comfort of passengers hav-
ing been added, also more room for freight; and
we hope, by regularity. dispatch and care in pro-
tecting goods committed to our charge. to receive
an increase of patronage
A4-No transhpment by this line.
FARE REDUCED
Passage through to New York and found..... $40 90
Do do Philadelphia and found,
- ISL caoln 3 w
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
river boats
~ Passengers by this line can stop in Philadel-
phia two or three days. and then proceed to New
York by the same ticket.
HETUTTLE. Agent
TO ii Rockets
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r., caz yaEH THE ADAMS EXPRESS
e ACCOMPANY, 1874 Main st., having
resumed their steamship Express to and from Nor
folk. Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon. Wilmington. Lynchburg. Salem. Wytheyille
lima, now prepared to forward, with great dis.
patch and at reduced rates. every Kind of Merchan
named Cities and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be seLt By
steamers, unless otherwise marked
Freight received. day of sailing until O'clock
Pm. ]. L. MACDONOUGH,
Agent Of Adams Express &c.
49, - SPECIAL NQTlCE.-9xpress packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, RichDond, and all places In Vtr
ginia and North Carolina intended for shipment By
steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships
cfice of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS. Agents.
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!. LADIES', MISsES' and Chill

DREVs' BOOTS AND SHOES-We have
on hand large and we'll selected assortment Of
Ladies', Misses aud Chiidreps' Boots and Shoes,
both with and without heels which are very fine
and pretty. embracing most of the different styles
now in use for dress purposes. And We have also
had made expressly to our order first rate sssort-
ment Of Ladies' Misses AID Childre1s Shoes for
stagt year which are made fully ss coed end sub
stantial, As Shoes can be made, and are soft and
pleasant to wear. Call and see them at
PUTNEY & WATTS,
fs 10 No lI3 Main street.
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A0OEiOM SALHc ..
fUTUEs DxU
BY Jas. M. Taylor q Son.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN.
TY OF HENk1CO Pursuant 10 q decree of the Cir.
cult Court Of Henrico in the case Of Hutcheson. W
Hutoheson's executors snd Others the undersig ued
as mmissioners ill SELL at public auction the
the 18th day Of june 1859 il far IL not on the next
lair day thereafter. the flowing very valuable real
estate. situated on or near the Deep Run Turnpike,
ahous three miles from the city OF Richmond, being
por tion OF the property OF the late Ambrose Hut
IS acres, situated Immediately on the road about
ID: 4 portion Of the :cHANTILLA" Tract, lying
steal containing about 200 acres upon which there
are valuable ice houees and an ice pond. This land
3D. tract eslied containing
~ acres, lyng on said rosd, about 81 miles from
the city of Richmond.
consisting OF a swelling house, new barn, stable,
and valuable ice house. This land 10 in good
state Of Improvement
dletou." and called "HORskPEN," which il alto
Gether In wood and upon which there is great deal
Such sn OPP ,rtunity is seldom presented to Der
sons desiring e purchase real estate in the vicinity
and can be seen &C the office of Jas n Taylor on
In the city of Richmond and the land will be sub
divided into lots. to suit purchasers
All persons desiring TO make inquiry about the
above property. are referred te Messrs James NJ
Taylor Son, or to either of the undersigned, one
of whom. Hugh NJ. Hutcheson, resides near the
premises.
TERMs-0na third of the purchase money In cash.
and the residue in two equal instaIments at and
two years from the day OF salethe credit payments
to De secured by negotiable notes with interest ad
ded. and the title retained till the whole purchase
Court.
Possession will be given ia time to seed q crop of
wheat, full possession of each tract will be deli
vered at the end of the present year
The sale Will commence at the 'Tol Gate" tract at
ii O'Clock, A. NJ
~ sale conducted By JAMES NJ. TAILOR Son,
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COMMISsIUNxR's SALE or HOUSE

~ AND LOT No 2. IN SQUARE 49, ADAMS
ADD tTlON BY virtue of decree of the circuit
Court OF the county OF Henrico at April term 1853
III the case of Kidd'5 guardian Kidd. &c. the
unders gaed will at O'Clock, NJ on SATURDAY
the Fl st day of May 1883 if fair, if not the fair
day, upon the premises, proceed to sell the houss
and lot No 2. in square l5l. (haf acre in Adams
Addition Henrico cousty, near the residence of Mr.
james Tyler.
fERas-so much cash as may be necessary to dis.
charge che costs of the said SUIT and the chai gee
aBd expenses incident to said sale; balaoce at aud
months for negotiable notes, interest aided, with
good endors rs. and title retained Til all the pur.
chase money shall be fully paid.
The taxes for 1859, to be paid by the purchaser.
JOHNsON Ii SANDS,
Ill Commiasioner
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O. FOR RENT.-For rent, and pos.
NJ session gwen Immediately. a House with fou,
rrams Kitchen snd lalhouse in the yard II ia
si;Gs.ed near Mr Jas Tfler 5. on Union HUI. To a
good tenant the reat will be low. For terms &c.
sPply to R0 LYME Agent
Once IN basement Metropolitan Hall.
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By e. b. Cook, Auc t.

Dy ID, NOUhJ 11uC y
HORSES, MULES JERSEY WAGON,
Ii &c. AT AUCTION.-0n SATURDAY, I4th
inst at 10 O'Clock. will sell at the large lot near
the Central Railroad Depot. several Harness and
Saddle Horses large welbroke Mules-sound
and gentle wsrrsnted to work in .inge or double
harness.
ALSO,
Ore entirely new Top Jersey Wagon, made in this
city, in the best manner. of the best aterial Une
Furniture Wagon and Harness, nearly new.
myI1 kB COOK, Auct'r.
CALICOES, eHEETINGS, BROWN
~ CoTTONS, DC, AT AUCf ION On FRIDAY,
the l3th inst. at 10 o'c ock. will sell at my store
Cases A and W Spragues Caiicoes
l Case Brooke Mills Sheet gs,
Brown Cottons.
ALSO,
A lot of Sa.inets, Cassimeros, &c. &c.
my12 EB COOK Auctr.
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.pss EEw HE aiaaT'sR.} Commissioners.

VALUABLE TU3ACCU FACTORY ON
SITE THE GAS WORKS, FOR SALE Ar AUG
TIoN.-Wiil be sold, on MONDAY. the 10th May
l59. on the premises. com mencing at Al O'CLOCK,
NJ. the tt bacco Factory located above adjoining
that now oc. uoied BIZ Messrs lex 4 TURNKEY.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; baianse at 6, IL and is
months for negotiable notes. interest added secrr-
ed by trust deed title retained. The taxes and
insurance. for 1889 to be paid by tn purchaser.
7 GODD!N Il AppEKSbN Aucfs
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BEAU

- TIEUL BUILDING LOTS N SYDNEY.-As
Commissioners appointed, by DEGREES of the Circuit
Cou7t OF the City of Richmond. pronounced on the
18th aud 18th May. 1885, in the Of Borden, guar.
dian, AGAINST Anderson" &C., shall SELL at pub.
Lie auction. on the premises. on FRIDAY. the lsth
May, 1859 st O'Clock, z. Nj, IL fair il not the next
fair day. the following very desirable building lot
IN the town OF sydney. viz Part Of lot No. "a.
fronting 80 feet on the tn side of Elmwood street.
running back the east line of Calvert street. l25
feet. to an alley 10 feet wide Also par. of lot No
%, fronting $50 feet the east line of Harvie st
running back the north line Of Federal street l2
feet, to an alley 10 feet wide.
The foregoing lots will be sub-divided to suit pur-
chaser.
IERMs-One fourth cash; balance ats, IL and IS
months, for negotiable notes interest added anS IT,
tie retained till all the purchase money shall be full
ly paid.
The taxes for 1859 to be paid by the purchasers.
ap27 LEWIS alNTER. }Comrs.
T. D. On the following day under the same decree.
will be sold Rouse anu Lot on Church Hill, on the
West line of 10Th, between and N streets fronting
Az feet. running back l33 feet.
Terms as above
APIS k 1 Ht aiNafsR. Commissioners
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OHERIFF'S SA LIE OF YALuhBLE

- REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue of orders of the Circuit Court of
the city of Richmond, of the 10Th February, 1859
in two suits OF VIM Bradley VS. Hall Nelson,
will sell at public auction, on the premises, SA-
TURDAY, April Esd 1859, at clock + M, the Real
Estate therein described, belonging to Hall Nelson.
viz
A slip of Ground, at the corner Of 7th and Arch
streets fronting about 10 feet the west line of
It'll street. running back on the south line of Arch
street about z40 feet, and boIaded on the south
by the lot of A Warwick.
A Lot fronting 80 feet on Byrd street, and ruu
ming back abont 1863 feet, adjoining the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Depot.
All that Land lying on the east and west sides OF
9th street between HaxaiPs canal and James river
fronting 40 feet the west side of 9Th street. and
running back $50 feet. more or less. to the steel
WpIls property, and fronting on the east side OF
9th street 1875 feet, and running back 800 feet to
point about 10 feet wide.
The los west of 9Th street, adjoining the Steel
Works. IN lie supplied with water from the river,
for manufacturing purposes. On fall OF about nine
feet ascertained by MI. John Ccuty, civil ,Engi-
neer. 49,
Plats of said property be seen at the Sherif's
Office and will be exhibited on the day OF sale.
TERMs-0ne-third cash; the balance at ana IL
months, for negotiable notes, with approved en-.
dorsers bearing interest from the day OF sale. and
title retained until the whole purchase money 10
paid, aud convey apce ordered by the Court.
The taxes for 1859 to be paid by the purehs.ers.
ap 9-tds Sheriff City Of Richmond.
N. POSTPONEMENT- On account ofinclement
weather the above sale did not Jake place as adyer-
tised. The property will be sold on SATURDAY,
the I4th day of May.
Is fair. sp %.
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A BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY PR

"A vATE RESIDENCE, ON UNION HILL, ADJ
JOINING THE REsIDENCEs OF DR. D A
sTkECkEk AND DANIEL Won GROOMING
Will be sold at auction, on WEDN ESDAY, 18th May,
1859. at O'clock. NJ, the premises, the beauti-
full residenc- located as above. 1t has been built
within the last few years. BY the owner, Mr. A Ly-
brock; anfit was the study of the designer To- com
bine the beautiful with utility-of which the hand
dant proof The building is warmed by one Of
Chilser's best hot air furnaces Adjoining he main
building is a large brick kitchen, two stories high
with q cellar about eight feet pitch. The kitchen
is supplied with one of Motifs patent Cooking
misses.
The views enjoyed from any part of the premises.
which, ontans about an acre Of ground, beautiful.
ly laid out 10 walks, with ornamental trees, fruit
trees, shrubbery f,wers, and kitchen garden, is
QUE ofshe most extended, and not surpassed by any
in the neighborhocd of Richmond.
Terms ma 10 known at sale.
The premises can be inspected at any time and
all in formation had by appl ying to Alb Ly brock at
VIM sattler Co.'S. No l42 Main street, or
Messrs uODDIN 4 ApPERSON.
90 hkJk
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PEAUTlFuL BUILDING LOT ON THE

REdUII o L DUILDIN0 lux ON The
- SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN
LIST AND FOU5HEE STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUUTIOS.-Will be cold on TUESDAY. the 18th
May, 1889. on the premises. commencing at 4 oclk,
a most beautiful Building Lot located as above ad.
Dining the residence of Mr. G Ogden. 1t frouts So
feet, runs back 65feet 10 wide pa. ed alley This
is very handsome lot.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, s and IL
mouths for nego table notes. interest added
ed by trust deed. title retained. The taxes tor
I.s9 TO be paid by the purchaser.
my7 GOBLIN & APPERs0N, Aucts.
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~ Alex'r Note, Auct .

gIEsEsiruRE. DRY GOODS, 0RoCI-
= kuEa, &c VIII be aha - s,rst,y .s-~~.--
rsnsr.s s. Way 18th. comnsnein9 6 Is Sciks
Day GOODs' r rsnrssce nd hard FurnIturs.
q a., ,resn and staple Dry Goods. oioshiss, sncss.
aROCERIEs-- whisksy. By.,sv a.. 49,
eoap. Candies. sessrs. Tobacco. AZ s'o. "inss'
my u xinx MOTT A.s..
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE F0R

"a sALE.-The subscriber offers for sa,a ,h.
House 81 present occuried by him. II ia situated
IA @hth street, betwesn FTapklta and Grace in an
IMPROVING nefghborhoCd, convenient 10 the hnsi.
ness portion 81 ihe city. and III very healthy and
: "Hssnt 'oostien 1t contains eight large and two
sTsH rooms, besides bath room In the second
story On the premises are a two story brick kitrh
IN vita god cetisr under it. and all the necessa.
- out houses sNerT portion of which is dry AT All
sessons gcSd cuiYert securing perfect drainage -
The house IS suppiied with Sas throu ghout and
hsviRS been recently repaired and painted is in
'mpiete order. II desired. long credit will be
given 80 the purchaser For psrticnlsrs. apply 10
my ie-dts TIL WYSSEI.
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RUNAWAYS.

- RUNAWAY-FIFTY DOLLARS
"a RRWARD.-Runaway from my Jail. this
day, my negro man JOHN, about 25 or Is
- ear old, perfectly black. good teeth, very
ISeIy feet or Ii inc hes high. He may be trying
10 get to Middissex coanty, from whence he came.
mn 2.-ts BENJAMIN DAVIS.
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QODEKER'S HORSE REMEDY-A me-
- yer falling cure for Heaves Thick and Broken
Wind Colds. Coughs. Bolts CT Worms By its use.
the Horses appetite is improved; ell arrangement
Of digestive organs corrected softenipg the skin,
aud giving to tho coat . slick and shining appear
ance and may be used with perfect safety 1T all
times. IL containsno ingredients which ipjure
horse, whether aick or we'll. Nor il 1t necessary
that the Horse be kept from work whilst using it.
Prepared by
INV 10 BODEkEk.
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HUBS,
AA SPOKES
FELLOWS -
SHAFTS. dc.
For sale by WILLIAMS ELLIOTT
nv SIT AZ MAR ~

I lFE INSURANCE, LIFE InsURAHos.--
$4,000 wv "
Capital January LIST, 1859, IS, O02 Az 49,
KNOWLES 4 WALROkD. eents
DR. Snesd and Or 81 Geo Peachy, Medical Ad-
visers.
Only half the premiums required In cath
Dividends OF 40 per cent made az nuslly and peid
to the insured while livins-thus helping the in.
sured to pay Dearly half OF his premiums.
X. & W..
my 7-5t Fl Pearl street
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~ FOR RENT-To a good ,eron,

- FOR RENT.-To good tenant, /
81 OFF, for rent my desirable aud eommodious
TSi1eGce s,tIstef on Broad street between 9Th and
tn The ho1se has all the modern improvements
good brick Kitchen and other necessary outhuuses
For terms, sp?ly early to
T BHUMpHREYS, Jeweller.
s. Main st, opposite st Charles Hotel.
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80 Foh eALE--A House and Lot at
sfE the corner of Maple and Poplar streets near
the York River Railroad, in Rockets For fnribsr
'"t "Msuon' afp'g TO W II CRAIG
sr 2'-2sw ts Stall No PC f,,d Nart.,
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WIT 1 S I HAxIs, Commissioners.
g
THE CO u r E OF TRUE LOVE
NEVER DID BUN SMOOTH; BY Thomas Bal

Also. the following Books:
FROM Wall street TO Cashmere. journal of ave
years in Asia. Africa and Europe; comprising
iron Mness hs Sbnrc e sns DpH sins g
Troy, Palmyra. Jerusalem, seringapatam and
surat. By John Ireland vol. $40, slim.
elegantly illustrated; a.
ERIC; or, Little BY little tale of Ros!yn School.
BY Edw ard w Farrar; 90. .-1 80
Is Bonaparte; 50 cts.
THE Wife and the Ward; or, A Life's Error. By
Lieut. Col Money, author of Twelve months
with the Basbi Bazoukt;" rs.
THE Ballad Of Babe Bell. By Thomas Bailey Al
vols, I2mo; paper, 90
tn Jealous Husband. A story of the heart. By
Mrs Annette Marie Willard. author Of The
Compulsory Marriage" &c; l u.s.
HOLLYWOOD Hall. A tale of IT'S. By james
Grant. author Of THE Romance of the War;
&C. vol, limo, illustrated; l IS
For saleat MOkRlr' Bookatore
NV Il-2t Mar .s...k
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dividend NOTICE-EXCH N0E
II HOTEL The Beard Of Directors of the Ex-
change Hotel Company have declared Q dividend Of
three per cent the capital stock of said Company
payable on demand at the Office OF Henry @ Cannon
HORACE L. KENT, President,
HENRY CANNON Sec'y yII-It
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ( A.

-, ~ ACRES vALUARLE LAND. ABOUT oNH
Nile Esor OF ktCHMOND.-By virtue Of de-
cree OF the Circuit Court Of Lynchburg a Lana
term 1873, In the case Of Geo " Warwick &c, V
a sdoinhus D Head AZ the nadersigned win, e
next upon the premises. proceed 20 sell part of
me Tract OF Land conveyed By the said A b keed
By deeds OF trust to Joseph Mayo and Edward
Cannon, and to the undersigned and Dabney.
The said land is IN the county OF henrico. east 81
the city OF kichmond-about two miles from the
Old Market House aud one and half mile from the
depot OF the Richmond ard York River Raiiroad--
adjoins the lands OF John Poe Reuben Boyd DISK.
enson and others, anil has been divided into ssvea
email farms. as described in the plat Of the same by
JOS Peasants, in the possession of Mesars Goddin
4 Appersou- The undsrsigned at the time above
mentioned, will sell the lots Nos g. and TO- desiG-
mated on said plat containing about 100 acres and
will subdivide them If desirable. Tho land ID we'll
wooded and watered ard its bealthfui location and
nearness to Richmond render it very desirable TO
persons doing business in the city, who may wish
to have convenient country seats
The terms of credit will be made known At ua3o.
K MM Tyi pAxis' }Commissionsrs
an6-2awt. &td.da
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AUCTION DALDo.
S1fExSTzTs~
by Geddin q Aprerson-

VALUABLE AND HIGHLY ATrRAc
" TIVE Farm Two MIIpe WRsT m r1Cu
M0NU, NEAR WEsTHAM PLANE ny "a nn LUZ
AMMO I lH1 ACkks. lR sALE Ar 1uCTf00NN'
DAY the 18th day Of May, 1852 comsa ncin =. "
o'clock, n. il fair. II not, the next fair cas ~
Valuable country sea: COATED absvs and reeans ~
owned By Mr. II b Dickinson. IL contains III
scrcs By recent survey. IL will be snbdividea pt
smaller parcels 20 suit purchasers To the mansion
house there will be attached 80 acres Tho improve.
meufs consist Of . large aud handsome resAdencc
10 rooms having long pisxsss in front
and end. finished 10 the best modern style, with
marble mantles, and folding doors TO the rarlors
And dining rooms There are ample accommods-
tons for large number Of servants and most ex-
ceilent Barn. stable, Tobacco 0verseera Cot.
ssee; &C. The soil e red clay. and 10 regarded OF
excellent quality. Taking into c. nsidcrniion the
cnaraceer Of the dwelling tbs beautiful shi uobery
,.ont o. T. ard the 6ne shade trees surrounding
yafa II IL believed that more lovely place Il
seldom proughtinto market The particular atten-
sale As ss"s 10 e"'ieu " W 10
TEnMs.One-ffth cash; balance at s. q. "a snd "a
mouths, Tor negotiable notes int rest add secur
ca py trust seed The taxes for 1859 to be Paid By
'De pnlcnaser. 6oDDlN 4 APtERsON,
my Austionaarn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

DUPTUhE u Y q Il u rOh So.-DH
IA SHERMAN'S great radical CURE TRUSS can
now be had for only fl 70 dollars. Every medical
man " DO hase xamined this instrument prononnces
il supeIi to all others If desired. we will cheer
fully refer to any of the very Lumercus persons
who have ten thoroughly cured by this Truss
Persous owning valuable slaves, thus am 'cted,
should procure one. they being sodurable, and the
cheapest In the end. We viii send this .russ to
any part of the country by Express or mail.
For the Truss, OF information concerning It. ad
dress q JAChcON:
Nol7 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persons not knowing us, can send their mouey
to any merchant or tIiend in this city
The russ can be had also at Messrs MEADE
BAKERS and MILLsPAUGH Il J0hNSTON'S.
Dyupcists ely