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THE T.A TEST NEWS.
-' Bv felograph for the flatty Dispatch.
» t>n,\t. of thk Gardiner commission.
ARRI thk yellow fever.
New Oaf-KAW*. Aujpist 12.—The steamer Texw,
from Vera ('ruz, Wh. hai> arrived. Among hrr )iu-
Cajtf- Mordecai and the Commission
ePn , ;o jtpxico to bvciHgtte the Gardiner affair.
death* from yellow {ever in this ci'jr during
the la--' four days uumlwr TIT.
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
v . w v o rk, Augtut 11—The rteamer Black War
-Mir ha" arrival w ttli Havana dates to the 9th. No
i*.-w of importance.
' Fifty-three person# died ia this city last week
Irotn the effect* of heat.
Air) FOR new ORLEANS.
tUt-TiMonn. Aue. 14.—The contribution* in« New
York, for the sufferer* by the prevailing epidemic
ir.SNew Orleano, amount, thus far, to «20,0U0; Phil
a>i lphia $*XK>, aud in Baltimore $0000.
By the Latest Mails.
DREADFI'L ACCIDENT
providence and Worcester Railroad.—Great
Low »f Lift.
Providence, 12. —A colli-ion occurred on
the Worcester Railroad about r o'clock tliis morn
iu f near the Boston junction between the regular
morning train Irom this city to Worcester and an
excursion train cominc down. The cause of the
accident is said to have been owins to a variation
of two minute* to the watches of the engineer*.—
The engine* were totally demolished.
"it the time our reporter left, there were 14 bodies
taken f rom the ruins.
The Boston train coming in this morning, stopped
fir nearly an hour to render assistance to the suf
fer, is. arid bus just arrived.
Mr. Southwick, the Superintendent, is bruised
oonsiderebly. He jumped from the car*, and was
injured mostly by splinters and blocks from the
ears. Dr. Mauran dressed his wounds and he is do
les well.
Mr. Tai't, the President of the Worcester road
was in the cars at the time of the accident, but es
caped with sli-ht injury.
George Griilin. a newsboy on the road, is said to
Ik. among the killed.
It is impossible, at present, to give a correct state
ment of the collision, but we shall give lull particu
lars by 11 o'clock.
Stand JJcfjxitch.
Providence, Friday, 12, M. —The collision oc
curred near Pawtucket, and it is now ascertained
tr.at twelve lives are lost, and about 25, more or less,
vi ounded.
The following are the names of the killed:
Kev. Mr. Benny, Episcopal clergyman, officiating
at Grace church, Providenc.
W. Wood, of Northbridge.
John R. Perkins, fireman, Uxbridge.
Mrs. Plant, wile oi Geo. Plant, ol Whitinsville.
Peter Plant, son of Geo. Plant.
A. Charleworth, of Whitinsville.
Thos. Brown, of do.
Wm. Fullerlove, of do.
Mrs. Caroline Richmond, wife of John Richmond.
Peter Rogers, of North Uxbridge.
Also, two others unknown.
WOUNDED.
Francis Reed, of Whitinsville.
George Plant, of do.
Hosea Ilallen, of Woonsocket.
Edward Green, Engineer of the up-train—badly
—several ribs broken.
Stewwart Winslow, of Whitinsville—badly.
Daniel Ganty of do—slightly.
Martin C. Jefferson, brakeman —leg and arm bro
ken.
John Brown, of Whitinsville—four ribs broken.
Moses Bolton—badly wounded.
Mrs. Gladding, wife of Charles Gladding, of Paw
tucket —slishtly.
John Marshall, of North Uxbridge—leg broken.
Georje Bolton, of Whitinsville—do.
John Crane, of do—badly bruised.
Schuyler Wad of do. and others—names not as
certained yet.
The accident is attributed to the Uxbridge train
being out of time. And it is said the conductor's
watch was out of order. The collision was terriffic.
On the Uxbridge train, the third passenger car
leaped over the second, und killed three persons
who were attempting to escape by the windows.
Mr. Southwick, superintendent of the Providence
and Worcester road, was injured on the head.—
One poor boy had his arm torn out from the socket.
The dead were horribly mangled. Nine of them
were deposited side by side at Valley Falls, ami
presented a melancholy spectacle. The wounded
were taken to Pawtucket and Valley Falls on straw.
The spectacle was a most horrid one. The broken
cars, eru-hed engiue, the dead and dying, is said to
have furnished a scene never before witnessed in
these regions.
Mr. Hoppin, a cigar maker of this city, climbed
out from beneath the Worcester train, but little in
jured: two men were killed by bis side. Mr. Black,
manager of the coal mine at Valley Falls, who was
in the same seat with Mr. Penny, escaped uninjur
ed. Mrs. Caroline R. E. Dike, who was taken to
the house of Mr. G. Jeuks, died in about two hours,
in great agony.
The dead and dying were principally conveyed to
the Valley Falls, and the wounded to Pawtucket. —
• The body of Mr. Penny was taken to the house of
Rev. Mr. Taft, at Pawtucket.
Execution of Goens.—Goens, who was sentec
* ced to be hung for the murder of hi? own daughter,
was exocuted in Charlottesville Friday. We learn
from the Advocate, that he acknowledged before
his execution that he recollected whipping his
daughter severely on the day upon which she died;
but did not recollect having struck her with the
pine knot which caused her death. He stated that
he was drunk at the time of the murder, and had
but an indistinct recollection of what he did; though
he declared it was never his intention to have killed
his daughter. He professed to be prepared to
die, and he relied upon the Almighty arm to sustain
hiin in the hour of trial. He met his fete firmly,
bade his family farewell, warning them with his
iaet breath, against the use of ardent spirits, which
bud brought him to the gallows.
The Advocate states that a large multitude of peo
ple assembled to witness the event—among them,
it regrets to say, some respectable looking females.
The Fishery Question. —The Washington He.
public's correspondent under date of Friday, says:
"The Cabinet convened about 11 and continued
in session until '.i o'clock to-day. The fishery
is understood to have been the topic of
ciscussioti; but. nothing of importance has trans
fired. A messenger reached the city on Wednes
day night from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, bring
ing to the Navy Department, despatches from Com
modore Shubrick. The precise character of these
communi'atioiis is of course unknown to outside'.-;
but £ i- currently reported and believed tlia* the
Cornnodor expresses the opinion that his Govem
menl should take judicious and active measures to
pre* nt a serious difficulty ari-ing between our
east rn fishermen and the subjects of Queen Victo
ria. The Knglisli vessel-01-war Devastation, has
been giving our country men some trouble, and the
rumor taat the gallant American Commodore has
expressed himselt as apprehensive of a collision,
May not be unfounded.
My own opinion is that this vexed fi-herv ques
tion will in due time be satisfactorily and amicably
arranged Developments will ere long be made,
ich will have a tendency to tranquilize the pub-
He mind." 1
Rtlitf for tlu Sac OrUan* Suferers.
Nine thousand dollars were collected iu Philadel
phia by 12 o'clock Saturday-being less than one
day.
The Railroad Accident near Providence.
Two more persons injured by the Railroad acci
dent, near Providcuce, have died: a Mr. VVinslow
ot Whitinsville, and a Mr. Goldthwaite, of North
Uxbridge. Others, it was feared, would die.
Ship Struck by Lightning.
Kii,TiMOBK, Aul'. 13.—The United States survey,
lng f 'hooner Graham was struck by lk'htning near
the Capes of the Chesapeake, one day last week,
and one man was injured.
Instruction of Liquor.—Per*>ns Injured.
Northampton, Ma<»., Aug. 12.—T0-ilay, whilst
tec officers were in the act of destroying about 250
gallons of liquor, it was et on fire by some thought
* koys, and four of t ie bystanders were badly
burnt, one of whom, named Cuinmings, was so se
v rely injured, that bis recovery is doubtful.
1 'is Duel.—The O'Donahue and Tiuinke du.
*' ca --'" * a * di charge! f.um the Bstn court on
Friday, the ecctuer « cclii.ing to prosecute. The
Leliijereuti- turn shook ha ids and made it all up.
'Hie US. rea p r i c.;un, ar.ivel a' Halifax
oo the sb. On the 6th, a sham fight took jlace on
board the U. 8. shij.-of-wa-1). catur, iu honor of the
•fc-Wi w EU&mQre.
Arrival of the City of Glabra m.
Philadelphia, Aug. 12.—The rteamcr City of
Gla#e«w arrived here thi* morning from Liverpool
with 300 pa«-eng«r*. She passed the city of Man
chester on the 6th, in l*t. 47, long. 52.
The bark Volant, from New Orleans, hound to
Liverpool, put iuto the port of Plymouth a few day*
ninee, in diatrew, having 1o«t her mate and two
hand* l>y yellow fever, and one man by falling
from one of the yard*.
Rev. John Davie, a di«th%ui«hed minister of the
Methoditt church, died at Harper* Ferry, Satur
day. He reside* in Harford Co., Md. *
J. McNerhaney. has been appointed Naval Store
Keeper at Washington City.
Jamea Shirley was executed for murder at Hol
lidaysburg, Penn., on Friday last.
T lie mutilated remain* of the "track runner,"
named Avery, were lound on Friday morning, on
tlie track at tne Chittenango railroad «tation.
THK MARKETS.
Nr.w York, August 13.—Flour steadv—sales of .5000
bb!«. at 53.06a5.12 Jor State, and to $5.62 for
Southern.
Grain quiet—sale* of 10.000 husheln Wheat $1.17 for
Grail) quiet—«a!e» of 10,000 bushels Wheat $1.17 for
red to Jf 1.27 for white. Sale* of 20,000 bushels Com
at 7ua77 cents for yellow.
Baltimore, Angnsf 13.—The flour market is not
active to-day. Sales of 500 barrels Howard street were
made at $->.25. There were more sellers than buy
ers at this price. Nothing in City Mills.
The grain market is steady. About 10,000 bushels
Wheat ottered tlii* morning, and mostly sold at iSl.Uoa
$1.10 for good to prime red; ordinary to prime white
$1.09a#M3.
About 20,000 bushel* Corn offered, and mostly sold
at 59a*>0 cents for white, mixed do. 57a r >B cents, and
yellow do. 65 cent*—a siight decline.
AMUSEMENTS.
C2.RAND CIVIC AND MIEiIAKI EX.-
M CUK.SION BY MOONLIGHT.—The Caledo
nian Gcard, Captain James K. Caskie, have charter
ed the favorite steamer Curtis Peck, for MONDAY
EVENING. 15th instant, wheu they will give a
GRAND CIVIC and MILITARY EXCURSION down
the river. The Boat will leave the wharf at 7 o'clock
and return about 12. No exertions will be spared to
make this the most agreeable excursion ol the sea
son.
In addition to the music of the Armory Braes Band
and two Cctillon Bands which have been engaged, two
Highland I'ipf.ks wiil enliven us with the spirit
stirring notes of their favorite instrument.
Refreshments will be furnished at city prices.
Tlcket«j admitting a lady and gentleman. Si :each
additional lady, 50 cents. Gentlemen unaccompanied
by a lady #1. Can be procured from any member of
tfie Company, or at the Boat on the evening of the
Excursion
Our military gues tfare invited to appear in uniform,
au 6 —dtd
rpO VENETIAN BLIND AND IKON
JL SASH MAKERS.—Proposals will be received
at the otiice of the City Engineer until 12 o'clock, M.,
on SATURDAY next, the 20th inst., for enclosing the
New Vegetable Market Houses with substantia! VE
NETIAN BLINDS. Also, for. inserting a CAST
IRON SASH, provided with heavy glass, in each of
the archivolts of the market houses. Plans and spe
cifications of the work can be seen at the office of the
undersigned. Proposals will be received for the
whole work, in the aggregate, for each market house,
or for the SASH and BLINDS separately.
The aggregate estimate for enclosing the upper mar-
Let is §1,174 00
The aggregate estimate for enclosing the
lower market 1,386 00
Total $2,560 09
The proposals must state when the work will be
commenced, and when completed. The person to
whom the work is awarded will be required to enter
into contract with the cijy, giving approved security
for the prompt and faithful execution of the work,
and if the contract is not signed within ten days after
the date of the award, it will be considered abandon
ed. No bids will be received which exceed the esti
mated prices. By order of the Council.
au 15—td W. GILL, City Enz'r.
OWNERS, who have not already
fftken the precaution to insure their SLAVES,
should do so at once, especially when they can insure
upou such reasonable and satisfactory terms in the NA
TIONAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.—
There is no Company or Agency of the kinu in Vir
ginia that olfers advantages equal to this. The lives
of WHITE PERSONS will be insured for any length
of time upon the Mutual System. Premiums mode
rate, and SLAVES will be insured at low rates, for a
period of from one to seven years. Premiums paya
fcle annually, the insurers having a right to discontinue
their policies at the end of any year, if they wish so
to do. Ail losses promptly and satisfactorily adjusted.
For further particulars, pamphlets, &ll\, call atrhe of
fice of C. R. M. D.,
General Agent and Medical Examiner, Lisle's Row,
Pearl Sireet, next to Messrs. Toier & Cook, Rich
mond, Va. au 16—d3t
READ THIS ! —Our store will be kept
open for only one week longer.—We will cer
tainly close on Saturday the 20tli inst. Persons wish
ing Cheap (roods will do well to call on ufi this week,
as we are determined to sell off at any price before
we close. Some splendid Berege and Crape
SHAWLS. Also, beautiful BE REG ES, for Dresses,
will be sold 30 per cent, below cost. Other Goods in
proportion, at WECHSLER k. COHEN'S,
au 15—fit* 194 Broad Street, Corner sth.
PIANO. — I have a good toned second
hand PIANO, just the thing for beginners, which
1 will sell very low. As also a large variety of new
and old FURNITURE, which must be sold to make
room for late purchases. For bargains call at No. lU3,
Broad street, between 7th and 3th.
T. S.OWENS.
N. B. Furniture bought, sold, exchanged and re
paired. au 15—St*
Hollow ays ointment and puis
HAVE CURED ANOTHER BAD LEG.—Ex
tract of a letter from Mr. James Townley, of No. 1,
Catharine street, Poplar New Town, dated July 22nd,
1850—"To Professor Holloway, Sir—A sense of grati
tude, as well as a wish to benefit the afflicted, induces
me to publicly acknowledge the excellent cure your
Pills and Ointment have effected of my bad leg, with
two wounds in it, with which I had slithered upwards
of three years, and which it was fouud impossible to
heal, until I fortunately tried your medicine, which
soon gave me relief, and now I have as sound a leg as
any man can desire."
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Temple
Bar,) Loudon, and by all respectable Venders of Pat
ent Medicines throughout the British Empire, and by
those of the United States, in Pots and boxes at 37}
cents, 87 cents, and 81 50 each. Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs.
A. B. 4c D. SANDS, New York, andPURCELL, LADD
in. CO., Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box. an 15—lw
REAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE.
* NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK, WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE.—On and after
the 15th of August, the following quick and comforta
ble schedules will be run over the inland route be
tween Richmond and New York: Leave Richmond,
daily, at 7 o'clock, A. M., and 9 o'clock, P. M.; arrive in
New York, daily, at 5 A. M., and 5 P. M.
Fare to Washington, Ist class seats $5 50
" 2d " " 400
" " Baltimore, Ist " GOO
" " Philadelphia, Ist " " 800
Between Philadelphia and N. York (five times dailv)
at $2 and S3 each for let class passengers, and $1 50
and t?2 for 2d do. do.
For through tickets to Washington, Baltimore and
or Philadelphia, or other information, apply at the
ticket office.
Besides the through and direct connection named
above with the main Northern route, through ticketß,
direct, can be obtained at the Depot of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, m Washington, for
Wheeling via the Relay House, at £9 50.
P. S.—The Night. Train will not stop to take np or
put down passengers, except at the following stations:
Cottage, Teylorsviile, Junction, Chesterfield, Miltord,
Ouiiiey's, Fredericksburg and Brooke's.
N. B.—By order of the Postmaster General, no
train will be run between Richmond and Washington
on Sunday nights.
It is deemed proper, in addition, to state, for the
information of passengers, that four dailv lines are in
operation between Washington and Baltimore, by
means of which the traveller who, through business
or pleasure has been delayed in Washington, has it
always in his power to proceed at a convenient hour
directly on his journey to any point north of that
P e ii S - RUTH,
"" Agent of Trans]iortation.
TjNITED STATES MAIL LINE—For
■V " E y YORK via. NORKOLK-»(, the elegant
v-' U ? sh '> JAMEBTUWN, leaves
ry TUESDAY afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
thV l f , r^ Kht Monday, at 12 o'clock and up to
i£an-TUESDAY, the foth
day, I.elore i ifi i ! c ' ock 111 Ihe afternoon of that
be on board. U, ' L ' , rel P><:.ted to
south aide of the ' r aet ' ured at our °«ice,
charged thessme'aJbv'tb t0 Norfolk will be
The ROANOKEleaved
4 o'clock. every Friday afternoon at
— Lt'DLAM it WATSON.
<J1 LAMER RELVIDERP FOR H A i tt
£5 MORE AND PHILADFT t ™ , AjI1 "
DKRE will receive freight Monday
up to the hour of 2 o'clock. P £$' TpVSllrls'v' ??
16th Instant, for the above places. ' 'he
au 15—2t LUDLAM i WATSON.
Fp l
Ivwood Cemetery Burying Ground, a small (fori)
U -CKET, contain.iig a l'aguerreci.yp„ of r eentle
mm. The owner ran havp the name bv t#
Ui » office and payiog fcr #dvert^in £ . *' au iL^lt
EDUCATION.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
O FOR YOUNO LADIEB.—The exerriam of the
Sonthem Female Institute, late of Fredericksburg,
Va.. will be resumed in thrf city of Richmond.
The course of study will be collegiate. There will
be three classes. Junior, Intermediate and Senior.
The mode of instruction will be by lectures, and
daily examinations upon them and upon assigned
portions of Text Books.
The apparatus belonging to this Institution isaa
complete as any in tbe State, and the chenrfca and
philosophical course will be fully illustrated by expe
riments.
The young ladles will be under the supervision e
Mr*. Gen Pegram.
The session will commence on the first Monday in
October, and end ou the 13th July
TERMS.
Tuition fees $">0 00
Modem Languages eac 1 »"ctrai 20 00
One-hal payable ou the Ist day ot October the
rest on the lst of March.
Graduates of this Institution are privileged to at
tend thelectu n ifree € (charge.
Forfnrth address Mrs. Gen. Pegranv
Richmou <.▼ a.; Prof. D. Lee Powell, Leesburg. Lou
don V t Prof Robt. J. Morrison. Frederiekburg, Va.
D. LEE POWELL,
ROBT. J. MORRISON.
Refer to the following persons: A. A. Morsou,
Esq., Richmond ; Lieut. Mathew F. Maury, of Na
tional Observatory, Washington; Dr. Beverley R.
Wellford, Fredericksburg, Va.: Dr. George Fleming,
Hanover, Va.; Dr. William Gwathmey, Kiug Wil
liam, Va. Dr. William Dew, King t Queen, Va.;
Johu Whitney, Montgomery, Ala.: Tlios. B. Barton,
Esq., Fredericksburg, Va.; John M. Herndon, Esq.,
Win. C. Winston, Esq., Hanover co., Va.
Mrs. Gen. Pegram will receive as boarders young
ladies wishing to enter their Institution. Miss Vassas,
a French lady, of superior attainments, will board in
tbe house, and thus afford great advantages to those
studying tbe French language. One of the Profes
sors "will also board with Mrs. Pegram.
Terms—Board $200, washing extra,
au 2—StawtOlst
Fleetwood academy, King ano
Queen. —The annual session of this Institution
will commence on the 15th September, and continue
without intermission, except a short recess at Christ
mas, until the 15th July, 1E54.
The subscriber will still be aided by Mr. J. C. Coun
cil., his efficient associate for the last five years, and
by Mr. Jas. W. Smith, a student of the University,
and who has had several years experience in teaching.
The year will be divided into two equal sessions of
iive months.
Terms.—For tnition in all the classes, and board, in
cluding every necessarv, except lights, 875 per ses
sion, payable 15th February and 15th July. For a
period lesa than a session, the charge will be $18 a
month, w
For information respecting the School, address the
subscriber. Fleetwood Academy Post Office, va.
au 12—d3tw3t O. WHITE.
A CARD.—H. P. LEFEBVRE, A. M.
will, on the first of October next, succeed Mrs.
Mead in the charge ef her Boarding and Day School
in Richmond, and will be prepared on that day to re
ceive pupils at her late residence on Grace street.
Mr. Lefebvre was for seven years connected with
Mrs. Mead's School, and subsequently became Princi
pal of the Williamsburg Female Academy, the charge
of which he now resigns, to engage in a larger work in
Richmond.
He proposes to conduct his school on the same gener
al plan of that of 51 ri Mead, retaining several of her
teachers, fMrs. Bartlett, Miss Anderson,) and increas
ing the strength of the department ef Foreign Lan
guages, by the assistance of a resident French Gover
ness and other auxiliaries.
The members of the family will form a christian
household, under the parental care of Mr. and Mrs.
Lefebvre. The School will off er every advantage for
the acquisition of a sound English education, to which
will be added the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, Ate.
Terms, the same as those of Mrs. Mead. Apply to
H. P. LEFEBVRE, A. M.
au2—dSi-wts Richmond. V*.
ST. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
RICHMOND, Va—Conducted by the SISTERS
OK CHARITY —corner of Marshall and 4th streets.
This institution will resume studies on the 16th Au
gust.
Boarders, for board, tuition, bed and bedding, wash
ing and mending, pay semi ANNUALLY in advancesllo
per annum. Doctor's fee 83.
Day scholars, according to the branches they study,
pay quarterly in advance, from Si to $8 per quar
ter.
An extra is charged in the ornamental branches,
as Music, Painting, French and Embroidery, for
tuition and use of instruments.
Letters addressed to sister Rosalia Green, St. Jog.
Academy, or to Rt. Rev. Bishop McGill, will meet
prompt attention.
Children of>ny religions denomination are admit
ted, on condilSon of conforming to the general disci
pline of the school. au 3—lm*
LL SMALL BOYS.—H. P. TAYLOR,
Btli street, between Grace and Franklin—My
School being exclusively for beginners, I give special
attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation, Grammar
and Spelling! also to Geography, Map Drawing,
Arithmetic and History. Specimens of my boys' com
position and writing, may be always seen at the Dis
patch office. My Rule is peremptory, but as gentle
as possible. r 3
°V[ OTJfcjUE.—The co-partnership existing
Xtl between the undersigned was dissolved by mu
tual consent on the Ist of August.
J. W. ATKINSON will attend to the settlement of
the outstanding business of the concern at his factory,
on Cary street, opposite the Columbian Hotel.
J. 11. F. MAYO will continue to manufacture TO
BACCO at the factory heretofore occupied by Mayo
L Atkinson. J. H. F. MAYO,
JOHN WILDER ATKINSON.
Richmond, August 15th, 1833. au 15—It*
CLOSING OUT, new and splendid French
and English GOODS, at the Cracked Wall Store.
Rich plain and figured SILKS
Printed BEREGES, high colors
Paris printed DE LANES, of the finest grades
and richeS colors
Plain colored DE LANES
Rich figured BEREGE or. LANES
Mourning BEREGES, ALPACAS
1000 yards MOUSLIN i)B LANES, atlOcts
SO yards printed LAWNS, at fli cts
CHAS. A. GWATKIN,
au 15—3tif Cracked Wall Store.
who may be interested, are
A hereby informed, that they can obtain a copy of
a Pamphlet, vindicating the course pursued by the
"Indignation Meeting" in regard to the trial of
JEREMIAH McMULLAN, by calling at the Book
store of A. MORRIS, Main street, and asking for the
same. As the number of copies published is not large,
persons taking them will, after reading, please hand
them to others desirous of seeing them.
au 15—It*
IX) R RENT, the House on Pearl street,
formerly known as the SANS SOUCI HOUSE.
This House is in a most desirable location, and adapt
ed to almost any kind of business. To a good tenant
the rent will be moderate. Apply at this office,
au 15—fs
RENT, the DWELLING HOUSE
X on the comer of Cary and Foushee streets. The
House contains six rooms. There is also a good
kitchen and out-houses on the premises, as well as a
large garden. Apply to W. B. NEWMAN,
au 15—ts Sheriff's Office, Governor st.
Mocking bird cages—Just re
ceived per schooner Merchant, a complete as
sortment; also, Breediug aud Canary CAGES,
au 15 BULKLEY &. CO., 137 Main street.
BAKERS' FLOUR.—2OO bbls. Scotts
ville receiving, of the following brands: Slate
Hiil, Patrick, Clise, Waynesboro, Folly, and sundry
other strong brands, suitable for bakers" anu retailers,
for sale by
au 15 J. J. FRY.
EFRIGERATORS, WATER COOL
ERS AND BATHING APPARATUS.—The
season, though advanced, is still warm, auti those who
have neglected purchasing the above necessary arti
cles of comfort can be suited at the house-furnlshme
store of BULKLEY &. CO,
au 15 137 Main street.
HITE GRANITE EWEKS AND BA
SINS, SLOP JARS, FOOT BATHS, &c., for
sale by BULKLEY CO,
au 15
| HHDS. PRIME WESTERN SIDES
/w vF landing and for sale by
au 15 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
Of | BBLS. EXTRA LEAF LARD for
sale by
au 15 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
Ail BBLS. NO. a SMALL MACKEREL
landing and for sale by
au 15 JOHN H.CLAIBORNE.
DOLLARS REWARD.—On last
Tuesday, about four miles north of Richmond,
an Italian named Francisco De Voto, sometimes called
John, attacked and attempted to kill one Andrew
Livoroune, breaking his arn, two of his lingers and
badly cutting his head. The said De Voto does not
speak English, is about 5 feet 4 inches high, it pitted
trom the small pox. has lost one of his frout teeth, has
dark hair and beard and hazel eyes, has a scar on the
belly from a burn. He carries with him a hand organ
the front of which is broken, it plays ten or twelve
tunes, has 23 keys, and was made by George Hicks,
BrooUyu, N. Y. Whoever arrests the said De Voto
will receive the above reward.
ANDREW LIVORONNE,
Main street, between 19th arid 20th,
au 13—It* Richmond.
BACON, BACON.—IOO very superior
family cured HAMS
100 very superior family cured SIDES
1«> " " »' SHOULDERS
ALSO—B chests gunpowder Tea, Candles, Coffee
Sugar, Cheese, Loaf and Pulverized Sugars, ic. For
by f. WOOLFOLK, Jr.,
180 Broad
JUST received in store, a splendid assort-
V laent of chamber and parlor FURNITURE, such
as spring seat Sotus, roctting and parlor Chairs, utaho
do-. Udies" dressing Cabinets,
breach and cottage Bedsteads, mahogany
g .» S"" e Mtnrow, Cribbs, Cradles. lie.
ftu w ""« t ALEX. NOTT It CO.
wAirra
WANTED—A good FIELD HAND, for
T" the balance of tSewtj Aho, to par,
chaae, a good one-horae CART a®i HARXESS, mi
table for hauling manure, kc. Apply immediately at
this office. — U>—*ala*
WANTED— A CHAMBERMAID, im
mediarelv, either white or colored, without
incumbrance. Apply atthtoofice. an 15-~2t
WANTED, by tbe advertiser, a situation
T ¥ as OVERSEER, or one to attend to TEAMS
on the street. He is well ac<|*ainted with farming,
having had ranch experience. Can give the best of
rerommendationa, and will pledge himself to give
satisfaction. Apply at this office. an 15—Jt
WANTED.—A situation as SALESMAN
Tv in a wholesale shoe or dry goods establishment
in the city of Richmond, by a young gentleman, who
can come well recommended trom the city of Lynch
burg «nd the counties of Charlotte, Prince Edward,
Cumberland and Appomattox. Applv to
an 12—2:* L. D. CRENSHAW k CO.
\ ITANTED.—I wish' to rent a FARM,
v T with good improvement, and say from 50 to
100 acres of LAND, near Richmond. Apply to
ED. D. EACHO,
an 12 Oen'l. Agent and Collector.
\\TANTED —For the balance »f the jear,
T T three able-bodied MEN, to be employed in the
milling businesf. Also, two good and faithful DRI
VERS. For these fair hires will be paid. Apply to
au 12 TOLER t COOK.
WANTED— A good NURSE, fond of
children, can find a good home, by applying to
an 12 CRENSHAWt CO.
TXTANTED. —Wanted to hire, for the bal-
T v ance of the year, or by the month, a good
DRIVER, white or black—for which the highest price
wages will be given. Apply at this office.
an 11—6t
WANTED— WHEAT.—We wish to buy
several thousand bushels of inferior WHEAT,
au 10 S. McGRUDER'S SONS.
\\T ANTED—By a young man from the
» » country, who has an extensive up-country ac
quaintance—a'situation as an ASSISTANT SALES
MAN in any kind of mercantile business. He is_ wil
ling to make himself generally useful, and can (if re
quired) give the best of reference. For fart her infor
mation. enquire at this office, or of Mr. G. W. Wiley,
at Messrs. Jones k Harwood's Furniture Store.
au 9 —lOt*
WANTED—Five good machinists, one
T T carpenter, and one pattern maker, for which
liberal wages and constant employment will be given.
None need apply but those well recommended for
their sobriety, industry and experience in their busi
ness. THOS. SHARP, Sup't.,
. Va. and Tenn. Railroad.
Lynchburg, AngustS, 1853. au 6—2w
WANTED.—A French lady from Paris,
* T who has been Teaching for several years in
America, who will give all satisfaction about capacity
and character, would like to hud a situation in a private
family, or in a boarding school. Please apply to M'lle.
V. COULON, at Mr. Duquesne's, Main street.
jv 27—lm*
ANTED.—A MUSICAL TEACHER.
A competent instructor in Vocal and INSTRU
MENTAL MUSIC. A lady or gentleman who is de
sirous of obtaining a situation as MUSIC TEACHER,
will hear of a vacancy in a Female Seminary, in Ala
bama, bv uddressing f. B. T., box No. 624, Richmond,
Va., and B. E. C., care Harper Brother, New York.
An early application is desirable.
aus—<i?tkwlt*
D AGU£SRRUOX rPJLN Ur.
STEREOSCOPE DAGLERREO-
TYPES.—It may well be said "we live in an age
of wonders:" discoveries upon discoveries follow each
other so rapidly, and inventions succeed inventions so
numerously thut "the march of intellect" in the fields
of literature can scarcely keep pace with the strides
of Improvement in science and the fine arts. We
have scarcely become familiar with the electric lan
guage of the telegraph—borne on its serial couriers
from seaboard to frontier throughout our vast, intelli
gent and bappy republic—or ceased admiring the
magical beauty of the delicate and truthful Daguer
reotypes, transfixed by the instantaneous concentra
tion of the sun's rays ere we are again astonished by
another and still superior invention, the Stereoscope.
We have been led to make these remarks alter
looking at a Stereoscopic likeness of a beautiful young
lady, made doubly beautiful by the aid of thU hand
maid to the arts, the Stereoscope. We must not for
get to say that we saw all this at SIMONS', 151 Main
street. au 4
DISCOVERY IN ART!—Some-
VJ THING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL. — The "Flesh
Tint," applied to the Daguerreotypes taken by JNO.
MUttRAx, cannot be produced by anyfother artist.—
It gives the picture a life-like appearance that is un
rivalled. Call and get a Picture.
au 6 Siiin of the Red Flag, Eagle Square.
N. B. —Capt. MURRAY has on hand a lew boxes of
colors-, part of an importation received by him direct
from Germany, which he will dispose of to Artists on
reasonable terms.
C2.00D NEWS! GOOD NEWS! STILL
* THEY COME.—A. W. OSBORN, the Daguer
rean Artist, 172 Main Street, opposite the Banks, still
continues to take those life like Pictures that has
given him such a rush of business the last fifteen
months. Mr. Osborn will guarantee to make fine pic
tures of children in two seconds of time. Those
that have tried at other Galleries, and failed, are re
spectfully invited to call. Prices very low. Come
and see. Cases cheap for cash.
A. W. OSBORN,
je IS Sign of the Flags of all Nations.
Daguerreotypes. —a truthful, lite
iike, finely finished portrait or miniature of a
relative or friend, severed Irom us by distance or death
who would not prize aud desire to possess.' A clear,
rich toned, durable Daguerreotype is au object rarely
seen. But MOULSON'S Pictures withstand the test
of time, and are pronounced by the highest authority,
unsurp&sstd on either side the - Atlantic.
Our price for one of these tine Portraits is ouly
ONE DOLLAR complete, iii.d warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name aud number—MOULSON'S Sky
and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, 110 Main street.
fe 2
HON. T. H. SHELBY,UP KENTUCKY.
His testimony, at'rer speaking of wonderful cures
by HAMPTON'S "VEGETABLE TINCTURE. He
says of his son:
"'I further state that my son has been in bad health
for several years, having all the symptoms of dyspep
sia, acid stomach, weak digestion, torpid state of the
bowels, with great debility. The use of Hampton's
Tincture has greatly improved his health, and he has
now the appearance of becoming strong and heal
thy."
MY DAUGHTER.
"I also state that my daughter, twelve years of age,
was in extremely delicate health for two years, at
tended with loss of appetite, pale and emaciated.—
The use of Hampton's Tincture in one month re
stored her appetite, and she is now in robust health."
MY NEGRO BOY.
After speaking of his negro boy, who had the Scro
fula, one eye nearly gone, hard lump on side of his
neck, health entirely deranged, &.C., he was entirely
restored to sight and health by this Tincture.
Persons, all weakness, after taking it, become ro
bust. It counteracts the weakness of the female
t ramie, which is the cause of barrenness. It will not
be expected, that in cases of such a delicate nature,
certificates should be published in the daily papers.—
We know cases where families not biest with off
spring, alter taking a few bottles ot this Tincture of
Hampton's never hail cause of complaint.
CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHCEA, DYSEN
TERY, and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels
are cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINC
TURE. As a cure and preventive, it has been wou
derfuliv successful. It will be found, on inquiry, that
those who use it have an exemption from those dis
eases so incident to the Summer.
Delicate females arid children will find this a great
blessing. It has restored thousands to health.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.—CaII
aud get pamphlets gratis, with history of discovery of
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and see certificates of
our own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
ness, &.C. iic.
Sold by MORTIMER k MOWBRAY, 2SO Balti
more: and3o4 Broadway, New York; O.A.STItECK
ER, Richmond; Dr. COOKE CO. Fredericksburg;
O. B. JONES & CO. Petersburg; and by Druggists
generally.
per bottle ; C bottles for $S. au 13
CPHUT RAPPERS —
k? Oh 1 have you not heard the news from tlie South,
It's not for the eyes, the nose, or the mouth;
The truth it will out, and shall while I'm able,
Of sounds that keep knocking on a common pine
table.
Six young men, all seated each with a request,
To know each iheir fortune, and whose was the best;
One ask'd if a lady, who, with love he did bum,
Bu. tlie table would not knock, and it gave him a
turn.
All silence and attention, he look'd at the door,
When the table came rolling ai:d tnrn'd on the floor;
All look'd with dismay, for indeed I'm not joking,
Or on the poor Rappers, my fun I'm not poking.
One thing that I ask'd them, at that I did stare,
That If my Watch it should stop, who could it repair;
Opposite the Dispatch, with its posts painted blue.
You'd tind the best place, at BAit-THO-LO-MEW'S.
W. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker, 4c.,
an 11 Opposite the Dispatch Office. ,
k! TRAY STEER.—Came to the subscriber
a few days ago, a large red STEER, blind In the
rirfht eye. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
E. P. CDELL, Blacksmith,
Bth street, between Main and Cary streets,
au 12— 3f
\\TM. FALCONER is now prepared to
* * wholesale dealers with CAKE#,
{.RACK ERB, fer. Those In wuitof such willfiurfH
to their interest to give htm a c>ll. an 13
9 HI IDS. PRIME BACON SIDES, re
ceiving this murniu? and for sale.
■M BACON k BABKEBVILL.
AtrCTIOW WAT.-PMI
rtrriJHg n.v fl
TT B Y k APPERSOM.
IXSXB on
OKMKHSRS.PTRK<;K?b R .J"* RESIDENCES
FOR SALE AT ACCTm* ~ D vt >» ORONINO,
DAT,thel»th4, Tof Ao on PRl
commencing at ,51 o'cloc^*^,,^? 1 9?" the Pr*mi»e>.
r°J »* ** liu * "f P'eainu JiLi* fron * i "*®i feet
" U «"*et, nmnmg back 137
A*®®* 2 Lots, Noa Anil o *
jsr ■ —*«—•«tetssxtfttsr.
W ** Hue of
Tbe«xLot«, for the moivlrt 120 <*«•
gome ana well located. m remarkably hand-
Terms—One-third caah-balaur.
for negotiable note*. interest a<U.ij - ,*j! * mouth*
till last note ahall be paid ® retained
*" 15 WOfiDlN fc .
BY JAMES
F«"ct b j
WEDNESDAY next, the 17th inst., ats^ r wL » B
M., upon the premise*, (to be removed Inuj' •
from the sale,) that large framed BUILDINfJ ™
Governor street, above the Richmond Honw'recei?
ly in the occupancy of Mr. John Davis, contamhT» »
large quantity of sound heart timber, and well *n,
thv the attention of builders.
Terms. —6o days' crtriit for an approved note,
au 13 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct.
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
Beautiful cottage resi
dence IN SIDNEY _AT AUCTION.—The
owner intending to remove West, and with that view,
desiring to dispose of his property, will, on THURS
DAY, 18th day of August, commencing at 5 o'clock.
P. M. ur>on the premises, sell at auction, the beauti
ful COTTAGE RESIDENCE now occupied by him,
situated in the town of Sidney, opposite to Warsaw,
and being the former residence of Mr. L. H. Dance.
Tbe buildings consist of a handsome Brick Cottage,
containing about six rooms, with all the usual out
houses, and a well of excellent water. The garden
is stocked with a quantity of the choicest fruit trees,
and beautifully laid out in shmbs, flowers, Ice. The
lot fronts ISO feet and runs back about 150 feet. The
property will be divided or sold together, as purcha
sers may desire.
Terms liberal, and will be made known at the sale.
«u 10 JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auct.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD k KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CARRIAGE AND HORSE, MILCH COWS, tc —
On TUESDAY, 16th inst., commencing at o'clock,
at the residence of the late Sublett McGruder, corner
of 3rd and Franklin streets, will be sold, all his House
hold and Kitchen FURNITURE, TABLE WARE,
tc., all of which is in excellent order and very desira
ble; one fine CARRIAGE and HORSE; 2 fine
MILCH COWS, kc.
C. k R. W. McGRUDER, Adm'rs.
Of S. McGruder, dee'd.
Sale conducted by
au 10—tds* R. CAUTHORN.
ftfUfc ENAMELED GRATES AND
UIFVf FENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES.— The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of GRATES and FENDERS ever before otter
ed for saie in this city, of his own manufacture. The
Grates embrace all the various kinds and patterns,
such as square topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle; tc.; with
beautiful rounding Fenders, summer pieces, kc., to
match. Orders for Grates, Fenders, tc., from town
and country punctually attended to and carefully
packed. Merchants purchasing tc sell again will be
supplied at the lowest Northern prices, with the usual
discounts olf for cash by wholesale. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry on Main, between Bth and Sttb
streets, Richmond, Virginia.
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
ALSO—FOR RENT, the House recently occupied
by Mrs. Qnarles, on Main, between Adams aud Fou
ehee streets. Terms moderate to a good tenant.—
Possession given immediately.
an 11—2 m* S. I). D.
STEEL PENS IMPORTED DIRECT.
GEO. M. WEST, Nob. 5 and 6 Exchange, offers
for sale the celebrated "HOG PEN," of his own im
portation, made to order in Birmingham, and stamped
G. M. WEST it BROS, Richmond, Va, 75 cents per
groce.
Envelopes, suitable for ordinary business purposes,
enclosing circulars, fcc. 4tc., 7 cents per 100; White
do. 9 cents per 100; Small Note do. 10 centi per 100:
Good Buff Letter do. 12J cents per 100. au 11
/BOTTOM'S EDITION OF RICHARD-
V SON'S ALMANAC FOR 1854.-J W. RAN
DOLPH has published this u.eful little work, and it
contains, bseides the 12 Calendar pages and Astronom
ical Calculations, a Jewish Calendar, Gardner's
Monthly Instructor, List of the Virginia Senators,
Members of Congress, Senate and House of Delegates,
Virginia Rud North Carolina State Governments,
State and Federal Courts of Virginia, North Carolina,
Maryland and District of Columbia; Conjectures of the
Weather, Equation of Time Tables, Recipes, Anec
dotes, lie.
This Almanac contains more valuable information
thfiu any other published in the United States.
For sale by the single copy, dozen or hundred, at
121 Main street, Richmond, arid by Booksellers gen
erally throughout Virginia. au 13
DRUG STOKE REMOVED.—The sub
scriber has removed his DRUG STORK from
tlie comer of 3d to the comer of 4th and Broad
streets, lately occupied by Mr. Pftce—who removed
his stock to Petersburg—where he has lately received
fresh supplies of genuine DRUGS and MEDICINES,
every article warranted pure and good. His slock of
FANCY GOODS is large and choice, in part of very
tine hair and tooth BRUSHES, delicious fancy toi
lette and shaving SOAPS, delightful French PO
MADES, COLOGNE, and hair OIL, with a great va
riety of other articles, all of which he will sell low.
EDW. S. HICKSON.
Three handsome ROOMS for rent ov«r his store,
an 13—3: T
CAUTION. —I hereby caution the public
against {purchasing CONDUCTORS' CHECKS,
R. it D. R. R., from any other person than myself, as
in every instance the fare will be required to bo paid.
THOMAS E. SIMS,
au 13 —3t Conductor R. & D. R. R.
/CHOICE HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND
VJ DOMESTIC SEGARS, TOSACCOand SNUFFS
at wholesale and retail, comer of Main and 10th sto.,
Richmond, Va, —Tlie undersigned is now receiving
large and desirable lots of fine imported SEGARS,
which he offers to the trade on reasonable terms. All
other articles in the line, such as PIPES, REEDS,
SMOKING TOBACCO, and a variety of FANCY AR
TICLES, to which he solicits the liberal patronage of
the public. JAS. A. HARRINGTON,
Cheap Segar Store, cor. Main and 10th sts.
au 12—Cl*
FOR PHILADELPHIA.—To sail on
MONDAY, the 14tli instant, at 12 o'clock, M —
The steamship VIRGINIA, Capt. TEAL, will be
ready to receive freight on SATURDAY, the 13th in
stant, and continue to receive up to the hour of 11
A. M., MONDAY. For freight or passage (see gene
ral advertisement) apply to
I 2 ROBERT RANKIN.
JVORY TABLE CUTLERY.—A new aud
A beautiful article, with silver plated blades, for
sule by C. J. SINTON t CO.,
au 13 Sign of the Circular Saw, 71 Main street.
Mill, pit and cross-cut haws,
of warranted quality, lor sale bv
"C. J. SINTON U CO.,
au 13 Sign of the Circular Saw, 71 Main street.
PILOT BREAD.—We invite the atten
tion of restaurant keepers and others,' to our
PILOT BREAD, which we manufacture from the
best materials, and offer for sale au very accommo
dating term?. ADAM k CO.,
au 18—Sz 144 Main St.
PICOT'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
GINGER.—This preparation contains all tlie
medicinal virtues of the Ginger, freed from its use
less principles, and is well adapted to give tone to the
system in cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nausea,
Cramps, Choiica, Jtc. Price 25 cents a large bottle.
Prepared by . E. J. PICOT 4c CO.,
au 13 Comer opposite Old Market.
O TIC E—RICHMOND AND DAN
•T* VILLE RAILROAD.—On aud after MONDAY,
the loth, t he freight cars will run regularly to Drake's
Brunch. Freight will now be received tor that sta
tion A. W. MILLSPAUGH,
a" 13 General freight Agent.
LOST, on Saturday last, by Sally ilorse,
her FREE PAPERS, wfcile passing between
the toil-house on Mayo's Bridge, and her house in
Manchester. The finder will please leave the papers
at this otfice. au 13—it*
in endless variety, made up daily,
Vy aud of the bent materials—for sale at
au >3 WAT. FALCONER'S, 171 Main «t.
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &c., de
livered morning aud evening by wagons in any
psxt of the city free of charge. Families will fiud it
to their interest to leave orders for such at
WM FALCONER'S Baiery, 171 Main street,
an 13
TJIES, PlES.—Peach, Damson, Apple,
ri EN I TOEAMIJJ } I.XOUE j u.t j^v.
OF DOUBLE BARREL
A «lUT - sort fc CO.
SALE, «1 ex<-eflentlop
A BUOOi', It CO.
r7I7>KAOE. —Merchants wanting utoro-
"■ * !Uud *?t&YcsiK a co.
/AIiEEN CITY rewned, j
W a small k*ofQ«M»e» City HA*®- _ n . ]
SARD.—J a* recerved, a ivtoft'ptiiot LAW, V* (
this D !T*~ —
BY GODDIS fc ArFEBSO*.
nOMMTBBIONJLK » SALE OP MOST
V VAttißlt KEAL ESTATE IS THE
WV "ENRICO AND CITY OF MCH
«r«2L drcTtt of tb « CfmA Covt
gSaSga£«
eSHESSSSSSis
* k: 00 M&NDAf,
sfternoon, on the Nc.rt^dTuTthS about
SM&? we * "* t,> * ei, T of Riel»uo«d, the TWO
k* lt ' n * tß * to the decedent, on* cwiUinißf
*3236* !2SS £he other aiwST sfctfy-foar .cm
v A farther description hi deemed mmmmht «
' hf .* e *"?« «• »fB known. Thev «S be isri-
p rarrey which c*n be seen
whut _s?£? •> ooetioneer in a few dajs. After
whwh, will be so id at the same piece, e tract of wood
l»»d, containing gg actem. sear to Deep Ban Church,
•<)<>«uii* the Ws of Mr. gunnel Cornell and othen!
feinS cLw the <**> iD Bwßn * ° r "»'
» h « following day, vix: TUESDAY after
-1 V 1 1t53 , upon the piVmises, ctim
-2 l°^ lotk < ®» of gro ■&, in ma new
P.® "'7 of Richmond, fronting on the west line of
L r °"! running back to Jan.es Xiter, and boond-
Drnll.- hy the lands of Mnm.
«df Mure £t?° v ThUI ta, ' d *'» <iiyided to
" , * od V ,h " ,b,e of its adapted-
WtVo I?*" > 7 wMeh . "5" *» partof
•S Kl «*>' &»ntt#«aß lee to*
uu, v ! °l n ' D * I V cketu War«-ho«ae, rao-
7 1 Pe «h street ahont 190 feet.
KreeM"" * outi »We of
,aimUj * b * cito the Dock or Ship Lock,
writ- a /L, , e » > ,P r ?t ielt J, A. RoMasou, ir_ on the
front mi ? fc€t opptnAUs the above
AnrfJ,,?f *5T, et •*>•« 100 feet. •
T&k'S WKDKKgPAT
the nn t mi»fl • i? "8 1 ®*! 1853* at 6 o'clock, spoil
s®SS»ea&a
5-F.KMS-Sne-louAh at 6, 12 1« and
24 months fof negotiable notes. Vi™?
satisfactorily endowed, .aud ? titl? reined tilTlS
whole purchase money it paid, and a
rected Sy the Court. 3 ' * n,, 1 conTe J lU)ce di "
"l". ofldo™ that so much really rery valuable pro
perty u brought Into market, and h is W»d ,w P t k,
attention of capitalists and other* will
this sale. JOHN ENDEES, SpedalC^
cr Sale conducted by Ooodin k A«-
tionoer*. jy
QTEAM ENUIJSJI ± UK SALE AT AUC
k? TION.—The ENGINE of the dredge boat "Her
cules, 7 ' belonging to the James River and Kanawha
Company, will be sold at auction on TUESDAY AF
TERNOON, the lfith August, 1853, [immediately after
the sale of Foiteaux Robinson's real estate on Water
street,] say about 6 o'clock.
au 3-tds GODDIN k APPERSON, Aucts.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
rPRUSTEE'S SALE OF GKOCERIEB,
JL FIXTURES, fcc., AT AUCTION.—By virtue of
a deed executed to us as Trustees by Charles Baker,
for the benefit of his creditors, we shall proceed to
seli, at auction, at his store on Broad, between Ist and
Foushee streets, on MONDAY, 1 jth inc., at lOi/el'ck.
the stock of GROCERIES. FIXTURES, Jtc., in s<ad
a WAGON and HARNESS, and one sor*
Terms.—Cash for all sums under $50, and 60 days'
credit in approved negotiable paper, for all sums of
$50 and upwards.
WATSON k HUGHES, Trustees.
Sale conducted by R. CacthoßN, Auut. ,
»n 13—2t»
/ JJ.KKA.T EXLITEMEiN T!—l MMkNtiE
" SUCCESS!—MORE THAN 500 PERSONS IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES I'EREORMED
BY CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.—This great
spring medicine and purifyer of the blood is now
used by huudreds of grateful patients, who testify
daily to the remarkable cures performed by the
greatest of all medicines, CARTER'S SPANISH
MIXTURE. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Erup
tions in the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old
Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Disease* of th»
Throat, Female Complaints, pains and aching of tbt>
bones and joints, are speedily put to flight by using
this great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the blood, and as a spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
comparu with it. It cleanses the system of all impa
rities, acts gently and efficiently on the liver and kid
neys, strengthens the digestion, gives tone to the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and re
stores the constitution, enfeebled by disease or broken
down by excesses in youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the ladies, it is incomparably better than all the
cosmetics ever used. A few doses of Carter's Spanish
Mixture will remove all sallowness of complexion,
bring the roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health in a re
markable degree, beyond all the medicines ever
heard of.
The large number of certificate* of svuimxasuiv 1
cares performed on persons residing in oar own city
by the use of Carter's Spanish Mixture, is the best
evidence that there is no humbug about it. The
press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians and pub
lic men, well known to the community, all odd their
testimony to the wonderful efleets el' tliie GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call and see a few out of the hundreds of certifi
cates around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT k BEERS, Drnfgist*,
No. 125 Main street, Richmond.
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. ap 1
TVfORTIMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL
ITX AND BLOOD PURIFIER.—Prick $1 FEE
Bottle. —Physicians of the tint standing in the me
dical profession ase and prescribe it as the most effec
tive ALTERATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases or complaints brought on by sedentary
habits, exposure, indigestion, torpid state of the liver,
or impurities of the bioed, now look upon this COR
DIAL as most mysterious and magical in i£s healing
properties and restoring powers. It stand* prominent
in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia, General De
bility and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia or Indiges
tion, Loss of Appetite, Acidity of the Stomach, Ner
vous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head, Cot
tiveness or of the Bowels, Pleurisy.
Pains or Misery in the Side or Region of tie Heart,
Flatulency or Depression of Spirits, Palpitation of the
Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations, Pros
tration of the Nervous System, Cold, Chilly Sensa
tions, or Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs, Difficult or
Profuse Expectoration, Night Sweats, Diseases of the
Heart, or Affections of the Lungs, Jaundice, Disease*
of the Kidneys, Derangement or Prostrate Condition
of the Organs of Nature, which caase painful irregu
larities, especially with Females: producing Debility
and Prostration of the Nervous System, Pile or Sal
low Complexion.
MORTIMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL is purely
vegetable, pleasant to take, and perfectly safe to be
used in any state of health, even by the most delicate
female or child.
r Price one dollar per bottle.
V. Alexander L Co., Proprietor*, No. 1 Ear"
clay street, (Astor House,) New York.
tW Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
.that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheumatism
in all it* forms, either imflammatoiy. acnit, or chro
nic, no difference how bod the ease, or how long
standing. This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is a vegetable extract, an internal
remedy, prepared ex prev-dy for this one disease. It
lias already cured thousands who had long been crip
ple*. Ihe evidence is most overwhelming and con
vincing, as given by vase numbers of oui luott re
spec'able citizen*.
Call and get a circular, and read the letter* andcei
tincates o. your friends and those aronad you who
had long sultered, but who have been Motored to
perfect health by this reinedv
For sale by PCRCELL, LADD k CO.,'nU Agent*
for Richmond. ap 20
MEDICINE.—We ask particn
lar attention to the wbjoined certificate of Mr.
J. W. Otey, of this city, who, fu connection with hun
dreds of others, use Baker's PRKMIt-U, BITTERS
a* their laaiily medicine, nud who have litrer known
it to fail in giving relief when taken as directed-
Mr. E. Baker—Dear Sir: I have wedTyoar BIT
TERS m my fiunily for the last two or tire's year*.—
In equal, as a lauuly medicine, is wltboat a parallel.
My wife i* subject, to • pain in the bock mi ether a/-
lections, but generally tind* iuiinedia« Jlief by tfc»
use of your PREMIUM BITTERS. Audio my ow*
rate last Fall I was confined to my bed for two ot
three week* with the Jaundice, With • phy*iciM
regularly attending me: after he hod tfven me 3»
grain* or calomel, and fiudiu* no relief, aid having to
much confidence h» yeor BITTERS, I cSiae to :bo
conclusion they would cure rue. i sent toyservant hi
haste for one bottle, and iu leas than three day* K
cleansed my whole sy*te*» of the meat chstioato
Jaundice, and I have been in gerfr<4 lealth ever
since. I would recommend It to families generally a*
a moat useful and powerful medicine in ffiraf ***•
and strength to the whole tysleu. ..
By hi* request. J. W. OTZY.
Ht.Nßico County, M«y 2i:lu 18J3. .
i'rice ctuu p*M F#jr by Fw*
eell, Ladd 4k Co. Bennett fc Beer* Ale-sod**
Duval, Adie It Gray, Charles MlllsMsah. wd tt*
gists generally throughout the city. A&j, by Todd *
Va„ wUI receive prompt attention. )T 19
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