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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
AI.cONTRAST.

" TO avoid all n,isapprsl senctoa, staff
n language, dist;nef aad enspddtie. aat I
rsgar9 he institution of domestic Slavery,
,eristing3fn Virginia, and NE other slave-
holding lStafesf morally. socially andpo.
ideally RIGHT. n trust ttat I WtA b
found dsI ready toI dgsndIhhe Institution,
and ID resist al encroGchnasnts upon il, al
any man inItte ConpaonrealM. IN doing
this. LuiA b defeading and projecting nss
oson intsrssts and property, las ,eeii Ios tht
iaterests and property Of my .fetioaO chi
Eens ExrRAcr Or LETcHER's LErTER
or AocEFrAscE. &.
cit has not been very long since a
gentleman somewhat prominent in the
ranks of the Democracy. whom met on
the street, said to me, Mr. Bolts. | have
i question to PROFOUND to you, if you
have do objection Certainly not, sir.---
i want 10 know, said he, il you are III
favor of 1 coalition with the Black Re-
publican party Ia the election Of 1850 ~
nv good friend. said 4. Idont sois6 you
10 misundcrstana me I pish % sag, Mvt
II there yas Il State in this Union com
posed of trfe Negroes, and ne Consolation
qaue then, the right to pote, I srould Be
much obliged 10 them 70 he'll, NE slecs our
arty,''ExrRAcr OF Boris SPEEcH Be
PORE THE LATE WHrG AND AMERICAN
CoSvEsTros At RIcHMosD.
Col. John E. Scruggs. Of Fauquier. of
. llS = ~. he. -s
fered the following resolution. which was
unanimously adopted:
/. RESOLVED, That TIE Whiigs and 4naeri-
seans Of Rirgista, liz Convention assembled.
Aavs listened NTH delight ana Satisfaction
/ 10 he aJie and conclusive address o Hon
John A. Bots, delivered in his place to-
day. and laat RI rHEIR NAME he Be re-
Buestsd ID CANVASS THE STATE AT EVERY
CONVENIENT POINT, In .taror of the election
Ion Goggin, Wiley and Preston" III
h !" Mr.. Ridgeway then readths follow
ing dispatch from the Wings Of Peters
& burg
N7,,e Cheers Isl GoGGIN and
Bolts ExTRAcr or THE PRocEED-
raes or THE RscHMoND WHre AID AMER
fcAS CoSFEsTIoH.
Bur THE Speech Of HE Coavention icos
that Of khe Hon. ] 80. MISoR BORIS. n
pas d spesch roriay he palnsiest days Of
a Clay aida Re5ster. -RIcH MosD WHIG.
During tie tro days session Of tie
Richmond Coapention many stiri,g speech
ss psre made BIZ he eminent men there as.
semblcde 5ut rfE Speech of As Convention
y,ras dekiaerel By JNo. MlsoR BORIS. tse
Goapenao;s 6aUing By q unanimous uote
assigned ain Meniost fagorabls titne.Jor is
delirey. ~ EAsAWHA REPuRlIcAS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
liz. II !,

i VfhorS1A HousE. In another column
may. be found the card Of this House. =
We have stopped with Maj =. B; HACK,
var. and End him 4 gentleman. well fitted !
for his business, and we recSmniend the
Virginia House, with confidence 70 The
travelling public assured az We ere. that
,(hey will be- wen cared for while there.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
For tie .Rsna ~atIVsatsg,
BLaexHARK aasg. {
March lT;a ia

II
Nix sFAE: has besa sqas;is. |
since yph had the p,casa.e ofba.sn
from this renowned p.acr. ia}Im
afraid that You 'nightlIlAig isstrs
ien in The mountains VS. i III Z,
ana Unacceptable that yoa s5sli Il
eyerassin have tic nnspeGka5ieiA
ity Off knowing t!ls. 8LAckalsEEa |
lived.
The = Richmond EnqniRt 1
March Ssh, reached mg there ii q
solitude; and, after i esreialSerGSI
Of il, | was torceabiy struck via 81 |
New I ork corraspondag. 81 that Il
per, as IL regards the iiBedmeOi h.
North from the Southern Ssslsaa
who gather thes.s Year after Yeaf, b
finish their edseatioa 10 pro!sssJa
pursuits. / will nit eoldensa tl4t
marks Of t!l,it risiter, hnsciplim ]
out, and reqlsest Jon 70 reprint tn
for the benefit OF Virginia, III.
they gre q
The whole number q the ant
and second year4' coarse 81 stiisaa
amounted 10 ISL. : Ii ws add atcrt
100 more ~ tils ofier w. 70 s ls1I
the number vii reach i52 Iha :,
are said to hase been aOous BY
medical staden:s attending iae salg
'ons medical schpo.s tas Pay x,a's
n Pliiiadeipa iiis glfes e
gregate icr the swo IS, cues, " 8 WV:
I I,s59 -aeepat oile'naA. - e. y : :
whonl were IRON 'ne oouYa. - /,
estimate me aVst 4 ~ ~,
each student ~ SoVV, I, !, s'l - srgs
That the arnennt esis1 y Euo o.Sa 1
efn students IN the tTosl s a,asr; !.
ed tn the sum Of 1920 ,oe9 ny J
81 ,0t0 900 per altls' s1a s.. y.
proof for Senator sewata ia -. q
South anl the North a y Il ~ aa' Is,
nism, and that one or tls g'ps 'ss I'll Il.
DC zoverthrown. Eaca ., ooa'ss,s . !,
dent also patropizes sallof ! 80 i.
kers! hatters, book publishers Il
gists and surgical ins = 5l, ! nlass's
each OF whom Seward, pll 80.
Co, woaldthaye Y become % 49, ss'...sI,
.isss aud to believe that tae $3.50 Y. !. ].
people are their worst 4 MA
Many students coatiuage 4 t tlls :: :,p n.
the year round, id olyisF :. a Y ~.
summer courses, and spen saalas
al sums. 81 Z; :.
3 Now sir, is i not suislla = 81 &.
rents Of the South, e eaqQafss - !.
situations al the North, Wllses -.
sors and the community y mt, mi.
ingenler all kinda 81 d0fisf I Z en-.
podes 10 file iQstitatioas u the oo -.
Look at tie atacpn.sscf sew: J: J: I !.
ing from one isciated pre ! 49,
when there are thousands q g ~,
vet In their primary studies ~,
L.~Et tasskSan and coalt'n-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29

WAR DOES irNEAS p The Baltimore
81 says: A cargo Of Wheat from
Fface, is expected at New York, OIL
der having beenisent some time since III
Consequence of high domestic prices.
/ ~ is il appears that Spectators are
bone the cause df the sudden and inn
sEperse rise IN Wheat, nearly all Of this
sFtisle having long since passed from the
lhanas Of producers, At very low iates,
into the market. Il And, If we are cor
fecay informed, our large cities have, at
THIS time, stored IN them, q larger amount
of wheat than isltusual At this season Of
fhsyear. Would our farmers not do bet
teri holding, a. least ! part Of their
grfn.3 until spring, rather than throw il
allhpon the market 10 the Summer and
pa. IS is the custom with the most 81
then :.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
Public lecture.

JOSIAH RAsDALL. Esq. ,of Philadelphia,
WIN deliver lecture upon Masonry ID
Brooks Hall. On Monday night next. the
4th 81 April.
The public are rsspscefaily inrited d
a;'ead.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
Democratic Spsakias.

We are reqaeatsa q announces thai
JOINS 9 !. srs1As, Esq. Democratic cleo
Tor for ths 43d Senatorial District. will
address HE people y ,Lc following
tpiscss and times
At Putnsm G H. April 9th.
9IsasFalo. Stsurtay 81 aiyht 4 gfils oh,
K.ssr:.s ii, Ap.it I9th,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
! fhanks.

JIG, BLAckroaD, commission mer-
chad Of Psrkersbarg, has our thanks fdr
late few York aud Baltim ore papers.
TIE attentive clerks Of the = kanawhs
VAL i" have cur thanks FOR late Cincin-
natl papers. The Valley" is ! sure
boat she always arrives here in good
timeon Monday and leayeston Wedaes-
daypr cipciansti. ii
lie Clerk 81 the "A. w. Qasrrier I
left sa good lot pfpapers Tie GUAR
rier, IS running regularly, leaving here
ever Monday br Cincinnati
10 sprightlS !" yitginia Home 7
masks two trips q week tp Parkershurg.
She LEAVES ills port Cd Monday ard
Frisy for Parkersburg, BRows. her
yert attentive clerk, always brings the
latel news.
10 Hurricane runs regularly ID
Galpslis. The elerk has our thanks fol
paprst
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29

II We find. IN he Rsyepswoed Chronicle,
iof the l7lh inst! the following eompli-
meniary card q our fellow townsman,
DR.. PArRrcx. But we take Z for granted
that the Doctor is TOO basilK engaged in
this county. running for the Legislature,
.to accept any such offer
TO Dc. Spiefr Patrick, Of EanaWha.
IL DEAN Sin - shouid il be your pieasute to
become eandaaisfpf Gorge 10 opposition
HIS Hon. "A G. Jenkias. you VII receive The
Cordial support cfjtheE Opposition Of. e
JACKSON COUNTY.
i March Hath, 1859 "
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29
O.. M.arsrsI-lWe have frequently

IN
ouR MAaKFrs! We hare irequeniiy
,,ssn s.led Z Why 10 you nSi publish the
I'll, q Charlss.on 1 ( ourreply has
!, -, ,.ra,ofor. been. that !. We could not OBJ
tain reliable statensnts, He nave ssvs
/ 81 times attempted il. ba, failed. And
i ap.in commence their Publication
This lime, however. under hivorablo cir.
cu.,anees, and We believe that they win
prove acceptable % both buyers and
sellers. Mr.. j. ID. Morris. pledges him.
self. to strictly attend To this mater
Tor rs. We compromising him therefor.
He promises 10 IUY aud SELL sar the price
at which he quotes the articles % be worth.
This we think % be fair,reliable and
sufficient guarantees that the quotations
viii be entirely correct. Our Markets
viii, without fall bs correetsd weekly.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29

The Concert on Thursday night. for
the beneftof TIE Mt Vernon purchase,
Ne. regret 10 say. was poorly attended H.
The performers did wen their part. bu,
The people showed afiack Of pa ttiotism.
1 D. Fnosr. Editor of the Rayenswood
,G1roaicle IS candidate for the Legisla.
lure il the counties of jackson ana Roane
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29

We are mpshsd q ont tes
naArks.s his wesA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-29

But THE Speech Of HE Coaue,tion acas
that Of Me Hon. ] 80. MINoR BORIS. q
Yas q spescd portay he palaliest days Of
Cldyaada Re5ster.--RroHMosp .WIHIG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30

letter, dated Shanghai, April 18th, announ-
'"s the death of Rev. William A. Macy, Mis-
"lonary OF the A. j. &. r. NJ, W that place, on
The 9th OF April.
Rev. W. Passmore, late OF Brownsville,
Texas, has accepted call from the congrega-
non OF ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal
church, al Camden, n. j.
Jonathan u. Chronister, proprietor OF the
Washington Gardens, in Baltimore, who was
shot Sunday night by VIM. Coulson, his
prother-in-law, died on Tuesday.
DAGGER Il Davis, lad OF TO- from Charles
ION, >. - was drowned by falling from his
ID ,hef ressel IN the dock nj Baltimore.
. antonio Cannle, the fruiterer OF Charleston
>, u, mas not been impressed in the Sandman
army, as reported.
Hon. Henry r. Elleti, OF Port Gibson, Miss,
Aas declined the mission To the Argentine Re-
public
Staunton, Va was illuminated with gas, for
the nrst time, on Friday night last.
In Baltimore, Tuesday, the Thermometer
stood al ~ degrees, in the shade
w. il. Southcott, of Savannah, Ga was
crowned near there OH the oath inst, by the
upsetting Of a boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
- THAT MOST REATTIEuIA ND


FOR RENT-The elIsihly situatod STORE
E;W on the corner OF Broad and 9th streets I03 feat
Nh deep. with largo basement rooms. water closet,
and gas IL rous hout basement. store and office.
Durn. forty five years active business on Broad
street. | have made the acquaintance Of 8 great
many valued friends in town and country. most Of
whom continued their patronage to Iny son. and
anon. hom some three or four hundred r-su-
lar customers, with accounts ranging from 800 to
5000 per year.
As to tho store, the advantages Of ts pssition rs
rl,ce of business, and especially for the retail
trade, are not surpassed by any other house in the
city, hcing convenirn to all tbs Hotels and Rail
roadS, and alse being the great thorous hlare for
citizens and strangers going up or down town.
Possession given from lst to 10th An.ust. For
terms, apply to MANN S. VALENTINE.
je2l-ts Corner Broad and 9th sta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30

Fatal ACCIDEST.--Near Amherst Court
House Va. on Saturday afternoon last. while
Dir Edward Pcndcrgraft, together with sew
.ral hsnds en- ploycd on the LynchbuTg EXten-
zion OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
were engaged In hosting stone the derrick
which they we're using fell 10 The ground, and
struck Mr. J.. on the head. inficting 4 serious
wound. from the effects Of which he died about
1 o'clock Sunday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
Further from Uayaua,

CHAHLKsToN, Tuesday, June %, 1s5a.-Ad-
vices have boon received by the Isabel that a
large amount OF hills Of the International
Bank Of Havana have been returned from
London protested, for the reason that the
parties had not been advised.
Sterling Exchange was quoted al ljal6 per
q cnt premium.
The yellow fever had made its appearance at
Havana but was not regarded r. epidemic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
New Hampshire LeyisIatare.

CoScorh, Monday, June %, lS5o.-After
debate this afternoon, the New Hamps ire
House Of Representatives adopted II series of
-jrOng Anii-Siavcry resolutions, in which
they take occasion to denounce the pro-
,.nt National administration rs corrupt
and extra VACANT The resolutions also touch
N the Tariff question, and recommend a pro-
iectiye policy.
The LEGISLATURE will finally adjourn to-
morrow.
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The Nova scotianat Quebec.

QUHBBC, June 2s.-The steamship Nova
Sc"tian arrived nt q uehec ut lOt thir morn
my She reports that she experienced con-
tTary winds throughout the passage and fog
IN The Straits OF Bell Isle and that abe passed
tho steamship Hungarian from z quebec on the
lith on Saturday, the 18th inst. at2 p. NJ
The Hungarian would reach Liverpool on
Monday, the 40th.
The NOVA Scotian has lbs passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30

SALE or A FARM.-The "Tatem Farm in
Bear Quarter, Norfolk county, Va, II miles
from Norfolk containing about 1000 acres of
land, about 300 acres of it high land the bal
nnce swamp. was sold few days since to Jno.
West. for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30

nISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
IL The firm OF Il. T. COLSTON CO has boon
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Both Of its
momb,rs arc authorized 70 usc its namo in settling
tho affairs All persons to whom It il indebted
will please present thor accounts for snttement.-
Those owing tho concern are earnestly requested
to make Immediate pa, ment If this is not done,
it will become necessary TO place the bills In other
hands for collection. lis important to both parties
as thoy contemplate directly :Asn. other buhi
ness, that tho present shal he promptly dlaposed Of
r. A. WILLIAMS:
Richmond June e5, 1880. je
ntSSOLUTIONOFC PARTNERSHIP
.aa fe hf r., ., b Of s Ma, ,s b. mutual Consent
Either partner is authorized to usc the name OF the
conoern in the settlement OF the business. Al per
sons inds btcd To thom earnestly requested 10
call and settle the same a. early as possIhiet; ,
lime u.s. 1859 RICU'D w. APPERSON.
CO-PARTNERsHIP.-T nhscriber. have az
.oeintrd themselves under The firm Of .APPERSoN
fHEd rt for and ss' sR4G IN me
thst no exerIon ,h, be wanting to render .,tisfsc
"oA' F F5VH KHAN \ F. Af hGfGY,
Graduate in Pharmacy,
June Is, 1852. No Dol Broad street.
In retiring from the Drug business. | return my
thanks to my friends for III" patronage 40 liberag
extended to the late finn, and respectfully recon-
mend the new concern Of ArRERSON 4 DUPUY
10 The confidence OF my ffndf en- ,h' PRhss ssn
Richmond, Jan. /, 1852 my ls-tlstI
DLANK BOOKS AND STATION ERY.
ID july lN, 1889.
The Subscribers keep for SALE and manufacture
to order:
LEDGERS
JOURNALS
DAY BOOKS
INVOICE BOOKS
LETTER BOOKS
COPYING BOOKS
SALES BOOKS
CASH BOOKS
CHECK BOOKS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
By CIV. PURcEI.La CO.. Ayers.

UCTION sALE OF STOCKS ON 5TH
n JULY.-we will offer ut auction IT eur ofsee
on THURSDAY. July ], At ii o'clock, A. NJ
SEQ Virginia SIS.
I5,OoS City Of Rishmoad.
su0 =. Norfolk.
5000 Va. 4 Team. I'd Mortgage.
10 600 do do 3D. do ayesrs tn run.
10000 York River per cts. I'd Mortgage.
40 James River and Kama wha, Kliara nteed,
20 Shares Va. & Tennessee railroad Stock.
loo Va. Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Which will be sold IN sums In suit purchasers.
Persons DESTROYS Of adding to the above, can do
50 Mt sny time up to the hour OF sale. n is desra
tile, however, that anticipated additions Should be
MAIDS early, in order that thet may he adverSsed.
Our next sale will 30 on the iith july.
je is-tds C. w. fINCELis x co. r
Bs depos.tlng 10 per- cent. OF the anacant IT pur-
chase credit of Is DAYS viii be siyen 10 the pnr-
chaser. u. W. 4. q w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
Expulsion CT Liberalists from a Mexican

st. LoUIs. Iunc 29.--The overland mail from
al fOrnia brings intelligence that 400 Liberal
JET Mexican families have been driven across
n" Rio Grandr near Fort Davis, Texas, by the
huTch party IN chihuahua.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30

snS FOR SALE-A small FARM Of one hun
af& dred aeres ono mile beyond the t. rininato of
-S- tbs Meckanicsvile Turnpike, about six and
half mlcs from Richmond. in an excellent neigh
borhood, and in the immediate vicinity Of ono or
moro churches. Tho improvements consist of 4
dwelling with four rooms, and all necessary out
buildings, oil of which are nav. Also, An crehs I'd
of choice fruit trees
1t will be sold for fourth cash; the balance on
credit Of one'two and three years, with interest.
Possession given immediatsly. Apply to
l.. B, THOMAS.
any Slim $50 Broad St, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
GRAIN BAGS, GRAIN BAGS,

MANCHESTER COTTON AND WOODEN MAN
UFACTURING COMPANY.
On hand = fall supply Of heavy Double WARP
GRAIN BAGS, made in the most substantial man ~
nish at short notice, BAGS madc of cheaper mate
rial, suitable for guano, psstcr, bran Ac apply
10 sl--dIwA2awlw Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

DIR. Day, of Kansas, has been convicted al
ST. Joseph, Mo, OF running off slaves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
June Is, 1852.
PLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
BILL BOOKS

BILL BUUkS
MEMORANDUM BOOKS
Of all Sizes patterns and qualities required by Nor
ehnnts. Clerks, Banks, Public Offices and Tobacco
Factories. ~,
chants and others select their paper, and have
their Blank Book made up IN the best manner, and
to any pattern. n.
Letter, Foolscsp. Packet and Commercial, Post
and BILL PAPERS, of various qualities. at low
prices, together with Ensls French and American
Stationery, Of cvcry description
il a4-tJyI JAMES WOoDHOUSE Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
The Michigan Southern Railroad Disns.
ter-Emrthcr PartiC ulars.

CHICAGO, June 29-Thirty four bodies have
been recovered from the wreck Of the trim
that ran into = cuiyort of tho Michigan South
"rn Railroad, Monday night. Seventeen OF
them are so dIStsurcd AZ To render identified
iiun impossible. Others are missing who it 10
supposed, are drowned.
Among the killed are Henry Flocking-r, Of
Reading, Pa, and +. n. Mccullough, Of Law
Tencsburg. Pa.
Among ;he fatally injured is Z. c. Smith, n
banker uf New York.
The passengers acquit The officers Of the
train Of all csusure
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TIL. Crca, balloon Excursion.

ST. Louis. June 29-Profcs.or Wise and
Messr-. eager and Iamontain, leave here on
Friday in their mammoth steam balloon on 8
rip 10 tho Atlantic coast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30

SuICIDR-Dr. III. ]. Neal, of Wins boro',
=. C., put An end TO his existence on Saturday
evening last by taking strvchnne After pur-
chasing the poison he went 10 the public we'll
and swallowed the fatal dose with draurht
of water. He was found sitting against p
tree, and after having been taken home. eI-
pired in about half an hour. Some ~ tho poi
son got into the we'll bucket, and q number OF
persons who had used water ont of ii were
sickened. DIR. Neal bore an excellent Charac-
ter, and was local preacher in the Methodist
Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
LAND FOR SALE.

Sse A SMALL TRACT OF VALUABLE
WOOD LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY, s
~A' NJ LES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE
offer for sale the t5set of land described above,
eontx min. ono hundred and fifty aerss. It'll hexvi-
ly wooded. and has on some very valuable timber.
suitable for building purpoaes and very convenient
to 4 steam Shw-m mill. 1t adioins tho land Of tho
Messrs. Anderson. tformerly Weed's,) and others.
Il is located within = short distance of the York
River Railroad, and this wood on the land. whes
brous hit to market will ray more than tho price
asked fer it. For terms. ae.. apply to
r. B. LYME, Land Agent.
Office in basement metropolitan Hall.
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m h. III ClnK- -


GALES AT EARNEsT'S STABLES,
- THURSDAY. the 50 b inst, n 10 a'clock Il
and franklin streets, orc elseRas BAY TIL
TER, seven years old, warranted sound and 70!
and foes remarkably fart tn z waSou.
AISO-Srveral Saddle aud Harness AMIN
AMONGST them valuable family animal, teria
sound and gentle one AiILE, we'll -bsoke ard
tie ono city -made BUGGY, new: orc snps
COW and CALF.
Additions to the shove sales resre suiaity roqg
ed lie l9l H. u COOK Aue;
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1.-TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS. Or
/ MUDDY WATER.-Mediterr Stone ft!a
tars-The genuine article. ~ the low price OF $3.50
Tho only Filter that wa,l laeye the yat3f Seen ana
IL ~ - Main street.
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STORE AND pWMLLnNG On NORTH,

- SIUF OF BKUAD sTREET, ITHE JPPIH
END,l II VALENTINES PLAN, FOR SALE
AT ACCTlON.-Will be sold, on FRIDAY, July
lyt. 1852. upon the premises, commencing nj Sd
o'clock p. NJ. the STORE and DIV EILING located
as above. now in Tho oeeupansy of Mir. William r.
Brock. The Lot fronts 81 feet and runs back lf6
fact to an alley 20 feel wide
The HOUSE tx immediately on Broad street; has
been kept Grocery Store for sons years, and is
considered 4 very tood stand
TEKMs.-Onc- fourth cash balance At 1. and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
cured BY trust d.cd or title retained
jc .5 G0pD1N Il APPERSON, Auets.
7. S-lmnedist-IJ sft-r the sale of tbs above,
will bn sold House and Lot fronting for 500 per
annuin. OF Broad street, about loo yards west Of
tho above property, occupied rs Mr.. nunkerron,
frrntiuk about 81 iartIlio feet to an alley.
Terms inside known IL sale.
jeT GODDIN K ApPERSON, Auets.
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C@ DAVID COULLING.

tFTTyv UTN Nd II N'I FVN,
~-J--o Office and residence corner Of Nam and
tn streets. Having located in Richmond. offers his
professional ser'lcos to the public generally. He
Ia prepared tn perform any operation in his profess
sion, and 10 treat all diseases arising from the toeth
y. wei AZ to insert teeth, fro1 ono to entire set,
after the most approved methods He would refer
to the following gentlemen, some of whom have
known much of his practice for tho past twenty
years. and have sent him letters tcatif,ing to his