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latest mail news.
Til.' «;Ri-:sS OF THE FEVER IN MOBILE.
M.'iil.*. .Sept ®—The yeP.ew frv*»r corlinne*
t .. in oar ritr* It i». however, slightly
i Yeas*, b«t this ia altogether attr ibutahle
J ,'. r. ace of rtijW. Nearly *1! who po*
« i have left the city. There wcte thirty
. ;!J. • ~-n the !Ttb, os which 2»> wen; from
xy Cif doatns amount to i.O, ol which
V. -r •■ m il.c prevailing epidemic Bu«lce*» .»
.• .-./ji-ely suspended. hav« .>ern aeve
t f S -, (tcf fever withtu the vicinity of the lity.—
" r vtiiu, eh»et operator in the .nor*- telegraph
», j,nd a very worthy gentleman, ha* ta!ien
8 to the dis-aso, which ha* f ,,v " v«-ry fatal
moperators "fab the southern line*.—
V v"i the-i; wore not acclimat' J, and th*\r busi
• oi such a nature a* not to admi; ol ti.'-ir
U-ingit.
\ '•■jjr's from van us cotton plantation* m Lou
i v , ui. iia Alabama and Mississippi, represent
I ,<Tbf '1 1 *5 r ' »JU9 83d fa'.ijl jUJ ti»C
t.fiv<*«. _
-Lit. S- ■>!. 0 1 .—T: "• :-iterm< nts te-(iay have
I 'v Wine l*i from yellow :<-wr.
'!cj ii-V. pt. '—The interments on Saturday
w-e :*>. incluiirig -6 Iron fever. Yerterdaj "«SJ,
i .udiitg Itr :rom yellow fever.
v , r. iv New Orleans a\;i the I'iver Re
l s_ •> tei*»rap:.te despatch Jated U:e ItTh, say* :
Y ■{. . ;■• continues v.rulcnt. The total number
<_ . atiis :•! : .Rf :l«y« amount to iW, including !&3
. . r. The fever i? now rasing very badly all
t r the State, and the it ' :.):sy unusually severe.
\ .*■ Orlean . s ; t - . —Tne interments ye*,
t; iv wit«- at. int hieing SI from yellow feter.—
lay .;■». including trom ft ver.
.he rti—sise «-t.;i raging fcnrfully along ti.e
r. U va-tating tswn* and plantations.
•vR* Orlean- "v- —Advices Irom Ga'vci
t ■. !•< t. ■ 7th. state t."-»t the death* fnn/i yellow
t-v . t;.«. r rajed thirtoen per day, and a: Ileus
t *) tive.
Vsixew Fk-.t.b in Pi«tLADEi.rnia.— I The rSalte
i. -i .tr: tof Wednesday ev r.i.v, say?:
ne r- 'inble private information that there
i < ei mere of yellow fever in Phii
t: n tee Uoard ot Health has reported
i - . another that he
hi-aselt bad r.ve cm on Sunday ia«t. The latter
I'.'-i ■ nuriaformant that i;e had two ease-.
• < t-ared it ws« spreading, r-'o lar, how
( . ■ ' vv i r wa c "Cuiir.'-.l to t::■ neighborhood of
t:- . at which fe first appeared: but he feared
!. -nri adins, as some cases had occurred a
r i'-rar editftanct: t r< it. Being to laie in the
s" • -t ha i not excited much alarm.
<: i'P.KRNATf»RIAL NOM;NATION.
-t. l.oi i-, Sept. ~ ' —'iiie Whisrs of Wisconsin,
• nt State Convention, in minated Henry
■ Kso.. as their candidate tor Governor.—
I'.*. ' athusiasmand c>n>d f>* ling was manifested
i. 'he < onvention. Mr. Baerd, the nominee, b said
t ->e a vary popular man, and well qualified tor
the office.
Tits Match Rare at Long Island.—The New
Yo; p tpers _-ivc allowing description of the match
rar<. mile heats, which came oil over tl;e I.onj Is"
land c urse, o-, the 20th inst, between T. F. Dra*
p->rV c. s. I.ogan, and W. IJ. ('ibboa's b. f. by Lin
• ire, : a purs? c<: Bi.OOO. The attendance, con
_• the weather, was quite larjre, and the bet
t: ore the start about even. The first heat was
p uaci-d a dead one by the judges, the thae oi
v.. . •!! was l.. r 3. The second and third heats were
«* ' with case by the colt in 1..7;—i}.01-i. fLogan
tr inner of this race, was trained ty Capt. John
!'•. r, of Henrico county, Va., and is taid to be
a c it oi ire at power as well as speed.]
The Cf.and Jr.ny of New Vouk are doing n
vs i : Jul but i-'ier- in presenting unlicensed grog-
More than one thousand have been pre
•'atal Rencontile.—A despatch dated New Or
)• a-;s, Sept. til. says: Intelligence from Texas states
t: 'it it r ported that Major Arnold, commandant at
1 it Worth, had been killed by Dr. Steiner, the
IVirt Surgeon, ia a personal encounter.
LejeaJv in tiie Kris Canal.—Great exertions
a; • ■ making to repair th~ Eri*; Canal. 600 wen and
£00 teams are employed upon it. Wheat has ue
cJ.' eJ in Buffalo to $1.23 a $!.&?.
ihe Ohio.— The water in the Ohio on Weunes
<i: y, roEofive }ei t. This gav : line navigable water,
a J then an active business had spruag up on the
The Steamer Philadelphia.—'The steamer
1 ..iladelphia arrived at Xeui Orleans on the 19th,
j";m AtpiuwalL She had but one wheel, the other
be: ::g disabled. She brought bo news of moment.
The Mississippi Bonds.—Peofosed Mode of
Settlement.—Mr. 11. A. Johnson, of the firm of
Oiliiert, Cue & Johnson, of New York, who obtain
ed the verdict and affirmation of the High Court of
Appeal? of the State of Mississippi, in the ease of
the Union Bank iionds, it is said*has offered, on be
half of the bond holders, a liberal settlemets. He
proposes that the bonds, with the interest accrued
thereon, shall be taken up, and new bonds issued,
payable in fifteen, thirty, forty-five and sixty yeare;
that the new bouds issued fur the interest now due
bear no interest for three years, after which, the
interest to be charged on them as on the principal.
He is also willing to take a tax of one-fourth of one
pc-r cent, on the assessed ad valorem value of such
real and personal property of the Stale as U now
subjcct to taxation, believing it will liquidate the
entire debt in sixty years; ii not, he will grant a
Jurther extension.
New Orleans, Sept. SO.—Accounts regarding
the cotton crop are generally favorable, though
there are some complaints of the ravages of the
«ateryillar.
Poughkkepsie, K. Y„ Sept. 21.—The steamer
Ulieacauie i:i collision last evening, near this place,
with the -loop Jane Grant, by which one lady was
billed and several passengers severely wounded.
New York, Sept. 'Jl.—The royal mail steamer
'- saib'-l to-day for Liverpool, taking out ptssteu
g'-re and almost a quarter ol a million dollars in
specie.
Columbia, S. St-pr. I f.—The eu;ar mill of
Mr. A. <i. i'enny, situated in Clinton, Lit., was con
fv.iued ' y fire, with a p u rti-,a of its contents, a few
*i -Vb 'ilicS. Th«. is a JOUt S*^) f UUo.
Mobile, Sept. 1 —The e'.anncr li'ack Warrior
} a- arrived herefrom Havana, with later datee, but
iirinasno news of moment.
I RICHMOND HOSPITAL.—The under
' , Physicians ihe Ci:y of Richmond,
h,t> ee: abiisheda HOSPITAL, situated on Church
ii !, ;tnd couvenient lo ail parts of the city. The In
s'.i"u;:on is now opeu and prepared cu eccomnjodate
L.t i.d- Ciii ai.u Surgical cases. The wards are nu-
J n-, spacious, well ve.itil.tt* d, aud provided with
> i end cold Haths. Private accommodations of t
fu: rrior charart-r will b- 1 furnished wlien required.
C isesof tnuwlery will also be- received, and due
regard paid tc both mother aad child. The Ho.pital
\ ted da..y l>v a least two of the Physicians, and
when ca--. s requiring it occu'. til of them will attend
ii cousuitsliou. There is a Resident Physician at ali
l tin * in Uie -louse, a::j k:nd and experienced nurses
are provided.
il.i.MS.—For Board, Medial Attendance, Surgi
eal Operations, Midwifery, Machine, Nursing, 41c.,
For White Persons, $5 CO per week.
i'or Negroes, 4 (>o •» u
For Extra Accommodadbne, 700 •' "
ot by contract.
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.
F. H. DEANE. M. D.
F. MARX. M. D.
ROBERT G. CABRLL, M. D.
JAMES BEALE, M. 1).
F W. RODDEY. M. 1)
W. W. S. BUTLER. M. D.,
Resident Physician.
N. 3. No contagious diseases will be admitted.
I'aUenfs from the country will jdv<; a city refer
ence. Address any member of the concern,
se 22—dim*
AM BERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE !
HO. 3, NORTH CALVERT STREET,
BALTIMORE.
Half 15 S r > fH a prize of ilZi'j, scut to Mecklenburg
county, Va., Aug. Sdth.
Halt 14 y) fi' l a prue of $l<>o, sent to Richmond, Stp
temiit r 17th.
Whale 2 43 wi a prizs of $500, sent to Richmond,
St pt. 17th.
rr*SPLENDID LOTTERY
FOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMi'.EU 24TH.
The Grand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland, class
'J -(.'.tpitals: 35,000, 25,W'i, 15.«ki, 15
ol &,0M sud Jl>o of 1,000, being the lowest three num
ber prizes. 73 numbers. 12 drawn. Tickets t2o—
•hares iu proportion. Jir~Ordrrs promptly attended
t<i ai d the printeddrawii;g mailed in time to
reach Richmond on Huhdaumorniny. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
' ee £2—2t Baltimore.
A FULL supply oi family GROCERIES
always in «to«e,"and for sale by
i »«J3 JAMES B. SHELTON.
IJRAGG'S FLOUR, for sale by
JJ hU JAMES B. ftHLLTON.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Mii. EVERETT AND CUBA. — DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATION.
Boston, Sept. 'ii.-The paper* of thh city pub
lish a letter from Mr. Everett to Lorti John Rusaell,
in reply to the latter'* note in regard to Cuba. Mr.
Everett # letter i* ve*7 severe, and ably defends the
position assumed in his note of December last.
Th' Democratic State Convention of Massachu
setts, has nominated Mr. liishop for Governor.
THE KOSTA AFFAIR.
Washington, Sept. 92,-The report that Eng
land and trance joined iu the remonstrance against
Coaimander Ingraliam'e conduct in the Kosta af
fair, is not credited here.
LATER FROM TEXAS AND NEW MEXICO.
New Orleans, Sept. tit!.—Later advices from
Texas confirm the death of Major Arnold. He
was kill'M by the fort surgeon, ia a duel.
Governor Merriweiher, with a portion of Gen.
Garland's command, had arrived at Santa Fe.
American and Mexican troops were concentrating
along th f - Rio Grande.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANDES.
Bcbtok, Sept 2th—The steamer Andes has ar
rived, with later advices from Liverpool. CapL
Hutch in died on the pas*ace.
Lictrpoti!, Sept. S.—Cottcn dull, and prices un
cbanged. Flour and Wheat do not vary from Tues
day's quotations.
ARRIVAL OK THE AFRICA.
New York, Sept. 22. —The Africa is below, with
later news from Europe. [We received nothing
farther last night]
GREAT FIRE IN MANCHESTER, N. H.
Manchester, Sept. 22.—The City l'riut Works
were destroyed by fire to-day. Loss §250,000,
mostly insured.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
New York, Sept. 22.—Johnson's oil factory, in
Brooklyn, was burnt last night. Lost $125,000.
THE MARKETS.
Baltimore, Sept. 22.—Sales of 1200 bbl*. Flour
at $5.e7. White Wheat $1.23 to 81.28. White
Corn 71J, yeliow 75.
EDUCATION
MULISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
I~J on CHURCH HILL, Richmond, Va.. by Z. JE
TEH GEOIIGE.—I he design of thisScho-ii is to im
part such inetrartion to boys as is necessary for the
common business ol life, or to prepare them for high
er seminaries of learning.
Toe School will open the laet Monday in Septem
ber, and clo9© in July, in a new building which is
to be erected for the purpose, *n the corner of Grace
arid 28th streets.
TERMS, (payable quarterly, in advance.)
For common English Branches $30
For English Branches, Higher Mathematics, Na
tural Philosophy, Chemistry, Latin. Greek, kc. 40
No deduction, except in cases of protracted illness.
REFERENCES.
Rev R. B. C. Howell, D D Prof H. J. Christian,
*• B. Manly, Jr, *• Geo. E. Dabuey,
4 - J. K. Jeter, D. D., li L. Turner,
44 R. Ryland, 44 B. Puryear.
44 R.Ford, Mr. Th J.Evans,
Dr. W. H. Gwathicey, Mr. J. M. Murray,
Mr. Jap. Thomas, Jr., Mr. A H.
ee 22—12t*
ISS il ALL'S DAY S C HjO O L tor
YOUNG LA DIES, will re-open on the lirst
MONDAY in October, at the residence of Mr.* James
B. Macmwrdo, Seventh street, between Franklin and
Grace streets.
Mies HALL will be assisted in the LANGUAGES
by competent teachers, but will personally super
inted the classes »n translation.
The number of pupiis is limited. se 22—St
Pall amd"wimtek dry uoojjs.—
1 Having laid in a full stock of very rich and desi
rable DRY GOODS, adapted for the present and ap
proaching season, which cannot be surpassed in tex
ture, style, or cheapness, will find among tiie stock,
Debages, Mo is ins, Coubergs, French Merinos,
Plaids of all description, Silks, Sleeves, Collar?,
Heavy Goods for servants, Flannels, and cheap Irish
Linens, ai d a very large variety of Trimmings.
I only ask a call before purchasing, as I well know
you will lind Goods to your advantage.
E. GOLDS MIT.
22 No. 41, Main st.
IjIANCY GOODS —English, French, Ger
man and American—Just received and for sale at
low prices by ELIAS HALE, 103 Main street. City
and country merchants are respectfully invited to
look through the stock, as they will find a larger as
sortment of (ioods in the line ever ofiered in this city.
Also, a complete assortment of Watches, Jewelry,
Silver and plated Ware for sale at extremely low
prices. ELIAS HALE,
Importer of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goons, No.
10G Main st. se 22
STOCK. —By the ships Jno. Han
- cock and Mamilla from Liverpool via New York,
we are receiving otir Fall supplies of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE ; and the various arrivals from the
Northern cities places us in possf ssion of a large stock
of all the varieties of GLASS WARE, LOOKING
GLASSES, WAITERS, CUTLERY, and a general
assortment of FANCY GOODS adapted to the coun
try sales.
Merchants and ethers will do well to call before
purchasing.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT it CO.,
se 22 No. 101 Broad street.
rpj SPOKESMEN OF THE FIELD —
X FALL IMPORTATION OF GUNS.-Just re
ceived aud imported from EBg'and. and of my owu
selection from the Northern markets, fifteen cases of
double and single barrel GUNS, ol superior quality;
also, Game DAGS, Powder FLASKS, Jshot HELIOS,
Starkey's, Eley's. Coi's and Walker's English Per
cussion CAPS." Sportsmen wishing a neat lit for the
Fall campaign, are respectfully invited to give my
stock an examination before purchasing.
JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer of Guns, RiCes, kc.
Gun and Rifle making, and Gimsmithing in all its
various branches, done in a superior manner, and on
accommodating terms. Keys titted to locks, and
canes mounted. se22—2w
O THE AFFLICTED TOOK.—DR.
MASSEV, of Baltimore, having consented to
prolong his present vi?it to Richmond until Wednes
day, the 23th lust , and having to return thereto at
least once a month for several months to come, in
forms the AFFLICTED POOR that, in order to
have the opjK>rtunity to ascertain the character of
their afflictions, and supply, it practicable, appropri
ate remedies, he will d' vote that day (2£th inst.) ex
clusively to them WITHOUT CHARGE for eitner
consultation, treatment or remf-diea.
Ruoms7o and 71 American 11 <»tel.
Hours from Dto 12, A. M., und3 to 5 P. M.
se 22—St*
.STOCK OF WATCHES AND
-T JEWELRY. —The subscriberwould respectfully
inform his friends and the public that he
has just returned from the North with a splendid as
sortment of WATCHES end JEWELRY, all of
which he offers at tntull profit t. Please call and ex
amine before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD KERSEY.
Having in my employ an experienced Jeweler, I
am prepared to manufacture and repair all kinds ef
Jc-weirv in the neatest manner uud naorceet noticv
All kinds of WATCHES repaired at the shortest
notice. se 22—lm
PARTY VESTS.—I have on liantl a beau
tiful assortment of White, Velvet, Silk, and
Marseilles VESTS, suitable for parties.
HENRY SHAKER,
se 22 Cor. Main and Pea rlsjs.
ON NET BOARDS, PENS, QUILLS,
Paper, Inks, Wafers. Inkstands. Sand. Sand-box
es, Blank Books, and all other articles in the Station
ery line, can be bought low at
ee 20 | RANDOLPH'S BOOKSTORE.B
/•,» BISLS. New Orleans RUM, above
"f iW proof,
15 do. superiorold Peach BRANDY, suitable for
Tobacconists, for sale by NACE k WINSTON,
se 19 corner Cary and 14th sta
MERCHANTS will tind at RAN
DOLPH'S Bookstore, a large stock of BOOKS
and STATIONERY, at low prices. se 20
P~APER —RULED AND PLAIN, LET
TER AND CAP PAPER, at various prices
gome a* low mg| .25 per ream; Wrapping Piiper, at
37 cents to §0 per rearo, can be had at
B?ao RANDOLPH'S BOOKSTORE.
T^LOUR.—I have in store, and lor sale,
if". * Famiiy, Rivanna Family, and Rivanna
a I<Jlir , JOHN A. ROBINSON,
Corner Cary and Va. streets.
I>KAG<j S lAMILY.— I bra now receiv
infirTK ' D J >p,y - l ". f Brass's No. 1 FAMILY
Will, . **•'- their Family Flour
J, t enttr4h<'»r naaies
S "~ Jw R McCANDLISH. Jr.
CI,RED HAMS.—A Biuall
uJXZISg HAMri - CUfea iu — 1 * »<•
*" GEO. I. HERR7KO.
ULTERIOR GUNPOWDER and BLK
TEAS—J n sure, for sale by
* B A R. McCASDLIBH, Ja.
OLIVE OIL.—2OU boxes Olive OIL, a
superior ttrt.cle, for sale by
it 15 CIiAS. I. VVOHTUAM k CO.
WANTS.
VV r ANTED TO HIKE, a GIRL, who has
* * bee* accustomed to nurjing—or.e willing to go
South for the winter. Apply at Mrs. CLAI BOKNE'H
boarding housp. Bauk street. se 23—3t*
WANTED, an APPRENTICE, to If am
» » the TIN PLATE and SHEET IRON BUSI
NESS. One froui the eosintrv preferred. Applv to
se 28—2t* M. 8. COOPER, 155 Cary street.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY — TWO
SHAPE MILL MAKERS. To workmen that
understand the iron and wood work, liberal wages
will be paid. None but sober and industriouspersons
apply. TAPPET t LUMSDEN.
PETERSBURG, Sept. 20, 18.',2. se 21—ut
WANTED —A good COOK for the bul
v ▼ ance of the year. For one that can ccme well
recommended a literal price will be paid. Enquire
at thisoSce. se 22—13
\Y ANTED—A pood CIRCULAR SsAW
» ™ YEII, io gj into the country. Enquire ot the
Snip Lock. Rocketts, of
se 22-6f E. CBILDS.
WANTED —Immediately, three good
HOUSE PAINTERS, to whom liberal wages
wiii be given. Apply to
LEWIS L. MONTAGUE,
se Ti—2t* Bank street.
CERVANTS WANTED—Two Dining
kj Room S£R\ ANTS, and thrta sxcall BOY'S, for
the balance of the year, at
se 21 ALLEN'S Arbonr.
\V^ANTED —HANDS to make COATS,
* " VESTS and PANTS. Apply to A. LEVY*, at
JACOB A. LLA Y'S, No. 15 Main st. %*- 20
VV r ANTED. — A Cutter, who has had
▼ v mauj years experience in the Northern Cities,
and who tnoroughly understands his business, desires
a situation as such in some Merchant Tailoring Es
tablishment in this City. Applv to
ALLEN CROUCH.
Intelligence and Agency Ofiiee,
se 20 C mer of Broad and 9th streets.
ipOR HlßE.—Twoyotog negro women,
just from the country, accustomed to cciEing aiid
general house work.
Also, an excellent male honee-serraEt, and a email
boy, as a geueial laborer. to
WM. GOULDIN,
Be 21—General Agent, Governor st.
GJ HEAT EXCITEMENT! —IMMENSE
1 SUCCESS!—MORE THAN 500 PERSONS IN
THE CITY OK RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES PERFORMED
BY CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE .—This great
spring medicine and purifyer of the blood is now
used by hundreds of grateful patients, who testify
daily to the remarkable cures performed by the
greatest of ell medicines, CARTER'S SPANISH
MIXTURE. Nenralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Erup
tions in the Skin, L:ver Disease, Fevers, Ulcere, Old
sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complain!*, pains and aching of the
bones and joints, are speedily put to flight by using
this great ar.d inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the blood, and as a spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. It cleanses the system of all irnpa
rities, acts gently and efficiently on the liver and kid
neys, strengthens the digestion, gives tone t-o the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, asd re
s tores trie constitution, enfeebled by disc use or broken
down by excesses in youth, to its "pristine vigor and
strength.
For the ladles, it is incomparably better than all t
cosmetics ever used. A few doses of Carter s Spanis
Mixiure will remove all sallowness of coiupiexicn
bring the roses mantling ro the cheek, give e.asticity
to the step and improve the central health in are
Kiarkable degree, beyond ail the medicints ever
heard of.
The large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed on persons residing in our 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, maristratv-s, physicians and pub
lic men, well known to the community, all add their
testimony to the wonderful efiects of" this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFYER.
Call and see a few out of the hundreds of certifi
cates around the bottle.
None genuine unless s'gned
BENNET'J BEERS, Druggists,
Nc. 12") Main street, Richmond.
Sold by all Druggists in this city ai d elsewhere
Price Si per bottle, or six bottles for $;>. ap 1
Husband, wife, young lady
CURED.—LET FACTS SPEAK!
B/rkellvilll, Alleghany county, Md., J
"May 4th, 1852. )
To Messrs. Mortimer and Mmcbray :—Dear Sirs—ln
justice to Dr. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, 1 wish
to inform you tllat I was taken sick cn the 3ti day of
January hist, witn an affection of the stomach, bow
els and kidneys. I was attended by four eminent
physicians for more than two month;—ill to little or
no effect. 1 had some knowledge of the great virtue
in Hampton's Tincture, from one bottle which
wife had taken two years since.
I came to the conclusion that I would take no more
medicine from my physicians, but try the Tincture ;
and I am happy t<i inform you 1 had not taken it two
days before I felt its powerful influence upon my
stomach. I have continued using the Tincture, anil
ar;i now able to leave icy room, and can tat any com
moin diet without much inconvenience or pressure on
my stomach.
The afflicted nr their friends are daily visiting me,
to le&ra of the great virtue there is in this Tincture of
Hampton's.
I expect to send you several certificates in a few
days—one. especially, from a young lady who nas
been confined to her room t or twelve months, with a
disease of the head, affecting the brain.
e E. W. HALL.
Od the pernianencj of the cure bear iiiro. StiJ?
atiwiher letter from :i»e aht»ve !
BAHRELLVii.LE, Alleghany county. Md., )
October 13, i 852. J
himsr». Morlimer and Uoiebray:—Dear Sirs—l am
happy to inform you that this day finds me in the
enjoyment of good health, by the use of your Hamp
ton's Tincture and the blessings of God. 1 am ena
bled to pursue iny daily avocati.ns as usual, and 1
have a great desire that the afflicted should know the
great curative powers of the Tincture.
I am, with respect, yours, E. W. HALL.
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 won
derfully successful. It will be found, on inquiry, that
those who use it have an exemption from those aia
easeeso incident to the Summer.
Delicate females and children will find this a great
blessing. It has restored thousands to health.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.—CaII
and get pamphlets gratis, with history of discovery of
this wonderful Elocd Purifier, and see certificates of
our own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous-
Bfc£3, AiC. <&LC.
Sold by MORTIMER h MOWBRAY, 240 Baki
more; arid 304 Broadway. New York; (J.A.STRECK
ER, Richmond; Dr. CUOE.E tc CO. Fredericksburg;
G. B. JUKES U CO. Petersburg; and by Druggists
generally.
per bottle : G bottles ft>r £5. se 14
MORTIMOKE S liJTTEii CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER— PRICE Si PER
Bottle. —Physicians of the tiist standing in the me
dical profession use and prescribe it as the mas*, elec
tive ALTERATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases er complaints brought on i-y sedentary
habits, exposure, indigestion, torpia state of the live i
or impuriuts of fhe b:ood, now iooK upon this COll-
Dl\Lasn. >et mysterious and magicaj in itsheaiing
properties and restoring powers, it stands prcminent
in toe treatment and cure of Neuralgia, General De
bility an« Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia or Indiges
tion, Loss of Appetite, Acidity of the Stomach, Ner
vous Headache, or Flow ol Blood to the Head, Cos
tivenesa or_ Irregularties o i the Bowels, Pleurisy,
Pains or Misery in the Side or Region of the Heart,
Flatuivncv or Depression of Spirits, Palpitation of the
Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations, Pros
tration ef the Nervous System, Cold. Chilly Sensa
tions. or Numbnt sf ef the Fiesh or Limbs, Ditficajt or
frofasc Expoctoratiun, N : j;ht Sweats. Diseases o the
Heart, or Atiections of the Lungs. . li—
of the Kidneys, Derangement or Prostrate Condition
of the Organs of Nature, wnich cause paisfu iirreau
iarities, especially with Females- producing Debiii
and Prostration cf the Nenous System, Paie or Sa
low Complexion.
MORTIMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL is pure
vegetable, pieasan tetake, and perfectly tafe to be
used in any state ol iiealln even by the most debt a
female or child.
r Price one dollar pe tbottle.
V. Alexander L Co., Proprietor B
clay strest, (Astor Huuse, )New \ ork.
Remember that we seil at wholesale and reta
that most invaluable and sure remedy lor Rheumatism
in all ita lbrms, either imtiarumatcry. acute, or chro
nic, no difference how bad the cose, cr how long
standing. This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is a vegetable extract, an internal
remedy, prepared expressly for this one disease. It
has already cured thousands who had long been crip
ples. The evidence is most overwhelming ami con
vincing. as given by vast numbtre o ou uiost re
spectable cithfens
Call and get a circular, and read the letters andc« r
tificatt • of your friends and those around you whe
had long sufieied, but who have been restored to
perfect health by this remedy.
For snie by PCRUELL, LADD Jk CO., sole Aglets
i«r Richmond. ap Jn
Anthracite and clover hill
COAL.—The subscribers are new receiving
their winter sepply of ANTHRACITE COAL, and
will c nstantly keep en hand the best qualify ol be ta
white and led ash, which they offer on as gi-od terms
asJt can be putchased in the city.
They have also taken one of tire yards belocglng to
the Clover llill Railroad Company, acd formerly oc
cupied by Mr. Edwin H. Clarke, where thty are pre
pared to furnish the best CLOVER HILL COAL at
20 cents per bushel.
They respectfully solicit a call from their friends
and tne public generally.
Orders left at their office at Messrs. Teler k Rook's
or in the box at the Anthracite coal house, rear of
the Union Hotel, 19tbtt,will be prsmp.lv attended to.
«e nu wm. h. Davis k co.
U UUAK AND MOLASSES —44 hbds P.
O Rico Hugar, 5 libda P. Rico Malum. Stored it
the Dock tuid will Ic nold luwtv clone,
w » BACON k BABILE&YILL.
AUCTION SALES.
KU ILit E I>A Y.- i .
THOMAS \V. KEESEE, Salesman
\f ATCH HORSES, MULES, &c., AT
iJA AUCTION.—WiII ite sold at auction, on SAT
URDAY" MORNING, 34th instant, in the Jot in rear
of Wm. S. Wood's (table. commencing st 10 o'clock—
1 pair of brown match Horses. 1 pair dnnn match do,
1 pair young unbrnke Mules, 1 top Buggy and ilar
ue»s, 1 Buggy and Harness.
The above Hors»-s are (bid to b' food. sound and
well broke. GEO. J. SUMNER, Acct.
»<■ 21—2'.
BY ALEXANDER NOTT t CO.
4 UCTION.—The ttToRE under the Ex-
change, formerly occupied by Mmti. McDon
ald St Ltoti*. will be rented oot to the highest bidder
cii SATURDAY evening, at 5 o'clock, nj.on the pre
mises.
Possession from the lit of October to the Ist of
April next.
By order of the Trustees.
te 23 A. NOTT k CO.. Ancts.
4 DMINISTRATOR fc>BALE-On WED
-•* *. NKSDAY, the 28th iaslant, at 11 o'clock, A. M.,
will be aold at the hcu(e occupied by the late Frede
rick A. Mayo, dec'd.. near the county court house, the
personal property belonging to the tstate, consisting
of T;'icitroua articles of Househald and Kitchen FUR
NITURE, Library of Books, Maps, Pictures and va
rious other articles. Also, an old NEGRO MAN and
an old NEGRO WOMAN.
Terms made known on dav of sale.
se 2J—st* C. A. MAYO. Administrator.
OR SALE AT AUCTION.—23 likely
MEN and WOMEN wiii be sold at Halifax Court
Bouse, oij MONDAY, Sept. ifith. The negroes be
long to the estate of A. Barksdale, deceased,
(e 23—2t" J. B STOVALL.
AMUSEMUNTS
ETROPOLITAN HALL !
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!!
In consequence of the brilliant and txtraerdiaary
snccesssttenuing the
MUSICAL ETHIOPIAN AND TERPSICKOREAN
LEVEES OF
KUNKELS
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROITPE!
They wiii continue by the expiess wjiies of many
friends their
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR FIVt; EVENINGS MORE,
COMMEXCISG UOXDjiV EVESISG, Sept. 2S2A,
Ending most positively on FRIDAY evt,r.ing, Sej
teinber SO, «s thev jierforin in Norfolk, cr. Saturday
evening, October" ist.
JJr"Dur.ng the remainder of tfee stay of the Night
ingales. Tickets or Music can be purchased at the
Hall in the morning from 10 to 1 o r clock.
I Z~ cents.
IDoors open at 7 o'clock.
se 23—7t JOHN T. FOKD. Agent.
r iTournament and eancy ball.
X The 6th annual TOURNAMENT and QUEEN'S
BALL will take place at the HUGUENOT SPRINGS
ot THURSDAY, Sept. 29th, 1£53. The grand FAN
CY BALL will come o9 en the following evening.
'i be list of Knights hrte been closed, a large number
having entered; and as many of them are known to
be fine hoisemen, a clo?e contest may be expected
MANAGERS.
RICHMOND CITY. POH'HATAtf.
Judge W. W. Crump, Wm. W. Michnux,
Thos. J. Deane, Wm. C. Scott,
Col. Titus C. Rice, Thos. s'umfc-rd,
Jlaj. i\ P. August, Richard Crun-Jt,
Dr. Carter P. Irving, Col. P. J. Archer,
Thos. Doswell, Wm. Old, Jr.,
John R. Tiioiripson, Thos. Skipwith,
Mannaduke Johnson, Jr.e. M. Sublet'.,
C. A. Rose, Beaj. Finney,
C. A. McEvoy, Sv. C.Nice.
Judge JohnS. Caskie, gccckland.
Dr. W. Leigh Burton, Col. J. M. Treviiian,
Jas. A. Scott, Robt. T. Crouch,
Capt. J. H. Richardson, Richwd S. Alien,
Hugh W. Fry, Jr., Dr. Richard Wood,
Col. Thos. B. Bigger John Adkins, >
J. Mildeberger Smith, Dr. E. Powell,
Jap. M. Taibotr, J.A. Moibcc,
G. W. i- T. T. Tabb,
Wm. L. Walker Wm. B. Stanard,
CHESTERFIELD. AMKLrA.
Dr. Wm. B Ball. Wm J. Earktdaie,
Dr. Junius L. Archer, Thos. J. Nobie,
Jas. D. Lyle, Win. S Archer,
Wm. Wailace Day, Lewis E. Harvie,
D. B. Hancock, Roiit. Archer,
C. C. Alcßae, Geo. C. Rives,
Holden Rhodes, Geo. Foster
Thos. Howard, Florida
Capt. A. W. Trabue, Gee. E. Brokeutrocih.
K. J. B&ugh,
David Moore. se 21—td
tiKAND MILITARY AND CIVIC EX
* CURSION TO THE SLASH COTTAGE —
The YOUNG GUARD, Captain John H.Richardson,
having made sn arrangement with the Richmond and
Fredericksburgßuiiroad Company, will make a grand
MILITARY and CIVIC EXCURSION to the SLASH
COTTAGE, on FRIDAY evening, the 23c Septonn
ber.
The Corps v.i'l he accompanied by the ARMORY
BRASS and COTiLLON BANDS, which have been
engaged for ths occasion.
The Cars will leave the Depot at 4 o'clock, P. Sl.—
Persons not enabled to leave at that tour, will have
the privilege of going by the 'J o'clock train. Re
turning. the excursion train will leave the Cottage
about 2 o'clock. Those desiring ta remtin longer,
can tike the nail train in the morning.
ti*~REFRE£HM£NTS will be furnished at City
Prices.
TICKETS, far the round trip, ONE DOLLAR
EACH.
Ci?"No charge for Ladies.
Tickets to be had of any Member of the Company,
or at the Dept. se 17—td
M" ETROP< >LITAN HALL!
GEO. KUNKEL -.Macager.
JOHN T FORD Agent.
JKUNKEL'S
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
The new and popular Songs, (arranged for the
Piano)—OLD 808 RIDLEY, ®LD RIVER FARM.
AUNT HARRIET BEECHA SI'OWE, MARY
YALE, are iur sale at the ticket office. price 26 cte.
each.
E®'*'Admission 25 cents. Doors open at 7, i© com
mence at 8 o'clock.
se 20 JOHN T FORD, Agent.
BROAD ROCK HACK S—Will com
mence on the second TUESDAY in October,
185S, and continue four dnai,
FIRST DAY—i'IDSSPAx ll'h.— akesfir
three year old colts and Alleys, two mile fceats, 8100
entrance, half forfeit—three subscribers and closed.
1. John Belcher names Dr. Cabell's bay lil
ley by Herald, dauj imported.
2. Mr. Jas. Talley names ch. filley by Herald, dam
Betsy White.
3. C. Jc N. Green, name grey hcrse Grcnite by
Polydore, dun Andrew* rta.
SECOND DAY—WE UN E S D A Y.—Proprietors
Purse, S-iiil', two mile heats, tree tor all syea,
Kjke—wke Day.—A tine set ofiDouVie
Harc®s for a Buggy; one mile oat, free ior saddle
h»-rs*Dnly ; -?.n entiance. *
THJrd DAY—THURSDAY.—Jockey Club Pnrse,
Four Mne Heats, iiduo, with au inside stake of S'iX',
in which Capt. John tie.cher names RedEye,undC.
N. Green name Lawson.
FOURTH DAY—FRIDAY.—A Pc?t Stake, 5230
entrance. half forfeit; mile heats; two or more to
make a race—low two subscribers. This stake will
eii'se :be ~':h up to which time paf cna etc
subscribe by addressing the undersigned.
sel7dtd t . L N GREEN, Pn.j-etors.
TWO GREAT MATCH RACES OVER
-I. THE rAIKFIELDCGI'RSE.—fciuu) three miie
heats—slo,ooo two nuie beat*.
ON MONDAY, September 26tb, a Match P,ace will
be rnn over the Fairiield Course, !i mile beats, for
it! WO. between TOM WALKER and ONE-EVED
JOE.
Or. TUESDAY, 27th September. GREAT MATCH
RACE between Virginia and Sou,b Laiolina, 2 mile
hfttte, for $10,tiki will be rub—Vucinia naming b. h.
HED EYE, : i::d >jutli Caroitna. r>. m. nix.\.
O-. WKONESDAY. 23th—A PLATE RACE, two
mile heats, fret ur all ages. Piate worth eUOO. En
trance $: <\
On THURSDAY, 29th—iiiie heats, purse $10C; free
tvr ali a^ r &. Entrance S3.
FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
The regular mee::i-2 cf tb" I ai.-lield Jockey Club
will tese place on TUESDAY, October 4tb.
TUESDAY, bint JJuy—Sweepstake, raile heats,
forG reurold. SIOO entrance, 650 forfeit. Cloven
the li rh September; now threa subscribers.
ELNESIiAY, fcrcot.d Day—2 mile lit at i, puree
$20". Fr.*e for all oges. Entrance 810,
THURSDAY 'Ihtrd Day mile heats, purse £000.
Free for ~i ages. Entrance $1.5.
FRIDAY, fujrthDay—Jockey Club Purse, 8300,
■Siiiie htats. Entrance $20.
JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor.
VW The LADIES' jPAVILION has been comple
tec, una j; efficient officer appointed to preserve the
sarittt-»: order. No charge will be made for their en-
t: rjit; Course. se 14—ts
LOST AND FOUNS
I li 1: w A l> -tcur, it $50
NCI'E on the Fanners' or Exchange Bank, on
J i:e, j the £oth instant, either at the sale in
McUonlalu Jc Lyon's store, under the Exchange
ii jt ■ , f.r between there and Franklin, near t>th street,
or on Stun street, 'iue finder v.-i;; receive the above
rcWira v leaving it at the office of this paper.
»e sr»—2t* '
I OSf, ou Monday, the 12th instant, be
■J tvn en Linden square, on Franklin street, and
Measrs Courtnevlt Hill's, ou Broad street, a small,
round (lItEASTPiN, set with an amethyst stone, in
pearls, uid the initials "W. G." on the back, if left
at the liispatch office a reward will fct given, {if re
quircd,!and the thanks cf the little girl whu last it,
by wh'in it)«"highly valued. »r 21—4t
JSIOk'iHEHK MERCER
X Ulf POTATOES just reselvrd and for sale by
se 20; ROBERT RANKIN.
pAiI'ETING. — 10 pieces plaid CAK
\j I'iT, just from the manufactory, and will be
sold se«i than inaik.ee price by
ALEX.HOTTkCO.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTUHE DAYS.
BY JAM Eg. id. TAYLOR
w A 4 V* AELE FARMS OK
WITH STOCnfc«!Lp|f tc. U AT^iucnkT
attention, thus preventing ire and nndmded
cetsarv attention to *«-
MONDAY. the 3d dayof Octoberi®* b V
M., upon the premui "rfer « raw.," o clock. A.
FARM on which I cow reside ritnaft? S*
mile beyond the termination Jr the We«ham PUnk
Read, about ni miles from the eit» in » t . j
proverbial for health.
kessr, B. W. Green and V.
tains 275 acres of land, a portion ofwh'ch is w»il
wooded, the remainder naturally very srodoctive
ard to* in a state of ®™st successful cultivation —
The improvement! consist of an excellent bnild ; <i*
nearly new, with seven rooms, and the usoi 0 * .
Inildmga, stables, bams, itc., ail In perfect order and
the whole premises under good enclosure: and in tile
the meantime the ground wi.'i Of. prepared for x-edio*
125 bushels of wheat. After wiiic h will be sold a trac- I
of land near the above, lying at the Forks of the
Plank Road, sad containing I+s acres, with two
dwellings, lc.. being very beautifully situated,
and mizht be made a really valuable farm.
It is deemed unnecessary hers to the
many advantages of this property and its highly val
uable and desirable nature, as persons wishing to pvr
cha«te will doubtless prefer to view the premises fcr
themselves; and if it should be particularly desired,
they may be treated for privately, be fore the div of
sale, with the auctiuner, 'at whose office plats of "the
property may be seen.
And immediately alter the eale of the land, will be
sold the whole ef the stock, crops, &.c., consisting of
four fine mules, fine cows, hull, 25 hogs, 12 sheep,
hay, wheat straw. 150 barrels of com, 2000 lbs. sheaf
oats, vegetables, fcc., wagons, carts, farming utensils,
threshiLgmachine, wheat Jan. 2 carriages, tc. (fcc.
TERM?—For the land, one-third cash; balance at
one and two years, with interest, and be secured by
a trust deed. For the personal property, all sum's
under §50 cash; that amount and over, 4 months
cred.t, for approved negotiable paper.
RICHARD D. PHILIPS.
Sale conducted by Jas. M. Taylor, Auct.
se 17
After the above will be sod, 18 acres of LAND, ad
joining the lands o# Miles Duval and others, being a
portion of the land formerly belonging to the estate
of Sam i Crtfton.
Terms—One-fourth cash; balance at one and two
years with interest, Sic.
se 23 j M. T., Auctr
1 TRUSTEE'S bALii OF REAL ES
. TATE ON UNION HILL —By virtue of two
several deed sot trust executed to the subscribers and
duly recorded in the Clerk's office of Henrico Coun
ty Court, the first from John Jones, dated 23d March,
1850, and the other from John Jones and wife, dated
7th August, 1850, being mereto requested by the
holders of the debts secu-ed by said deed?, I shall, on
THURSDAY, the 2Sth September, at 4+ o'clock, P.
M., upon the premises, .a part esecutisa of said
deeds, seii the real tsta'e conveyed thereby, being a
lot of land situated on Union Hill, fronting H feet on
N street, atd running back between parallel lines ICS
feet, upon which lot there is a framed house; recently
in the occupancy of said Jones.
Also, a vacant lot adjoining the above, situated at
the intersection of N aid 24th streets, fronting4l feet
onN street, and running back between parallel lints
365 feet.
The title to the shove property is believed to be
perfect; but acting as trustee I shall convey with
special warranty only.
Teems—Cash.
BERNARD O'NEIL, Trustee.
fie It JAS. M. TAYLOR. Aoct.
BY GODDINit APPERSON.
rpiXSTEES' SALE OF REAL ES-
X TATE ON 7th, BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL STREETS.—As trustees in a deed of
trust, dated 2£th March, 1850, duly recorded in Rich
mond Hustings Court, we shall proceed to sell at pub
lic auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 24th
day of September, l!i r >3, commencing a* 4j o'clock, a
LOT in the city of Richmond, on the West line ofTth
street, between Broad and Marshall streets, fronting
on s-iid 7th street 4' l feet, running back 64 feet, on
which there s'ai:ds a blacksmith shop, now occupied
by Alessrs. Frayserh. Bowtnaa.
The title Is believed to be perfect, tut the subscri
bers acting a? trustees, will convey with the usual
spec.a: warranty.
The terms, which will be accommodating, will be
made known at the rime of sale.
W GODDIN, )„ ,
WM. ANDERSON, JR., 5 Trustecg -
Sale conducted by
se 13 fiPDDIN fc APPERSON. Ascts.
\TALUAELE REAL ESTATE ON 13TH
▼ AND STH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be
sold, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the Gth of Oc
tober, 1853, upon the premises, commencing at the
hours hereinafter named, the l"ollowi»g valuable Real
Estate, \U: The Brick Tenement on the east line of
13:h street, between Main and Cary streets, now oc
cupied by Messrs. Harreys k. Burgess, fronting 29
feet, running back 40 tect. After which will be sold
I the very desirably located private residence on the
west line of sth, between Franklin and Grace streets,
now in the occupaucy of A. Robinson, Jr. Esq,
fronting 24 feet on sth "street, running back 120 feet.
The position of the first described property, with re
ference ta business purposes, and the locaiion of the
latter aa a private residence, recommend the same to
the attention ©f capitalists, or to those iu search of a
desirable dwelling in a genteel neighborhood.
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance at 6, 12 and 18
rr onths, for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by a trust deed, or title retained.
The sale will commence at 1 o'clock, with the
former, and at 4 o'clock with the latter described riro-
Perty. GODDIN k APPERSON.
se 19 Aucts.
LOTS FOR PRIVATE
ON SOUTH FRANKLIN AND
TWENTY-FIRST STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUC
TION —Will be sold, at auction, on TUESDAY, the
27ih day of September, 185S, at the hour of 4i o'clock,
on the premises, live small size BUILDING LOIS,
situated as above. These lots are well situated for
small dwellings,be'mg convenient for business men, in
a good neighborhood, and graded ready for being
built upon.
Tf.kms.—One fourth in cash; the residue payable
in equal instalments at 4, 8 and 12 months, w;tu in
tereet added, and title retsintd
Immediately afterthe sale of the above lots will be
sold, ou the premises, upon west Concord, low Rail
road street, near Carrington's mill, a very handsome
lv located LOT, with two small framed TENE
MENTS thereon.
This last property is now rnying 15 per cent, upon
the price asktd lor it, and will tie appreciated by the
improvement of streets and erection of buildings in
that vicinity, now being erected by the Central Rail
road Company.
Immediately after the above sale, will he sold on
the premises, the HOUSE AND LOT on IBth street,
near the old T«n yard, now in the occupancy of Mr.
Bnimmell. The has ample accommodations
for a moderate sized family.
Terms—As above.
»c-19 GODDIN Si. APPERSON, Auctf.
DY IIUNLOP. MONCURE 6c CO.
Groceries at auction. —On
TUESDAY, the 27'h instant, commencing at 10
o'clock, we will seli, at cur store, a general assortment
oi GROCERIES, consisting in part of—
100 lihds. N. Orleans and Cuba SUGARS, ranging
from lair to choice quaiity
.50 bbls. Louisiana MOLASSES
100 boxes Adamantine anu Sperm CANDLES
M bhdt. BACON SIDES
50 bbls. WHISKEY
Madeira .aid Port WINE: Champaiine WINE
Guo; owier, Puuchon? and In oerial TEAS
MUSTARD, asserted CANDIES
7500 CIGARS, superior cualitv
3 half pipes Hennessee BRANDY, 1850
Alter the above sale, commencing at 11 o'clk,
we will seii one cask English CUTLERY. &.c.—con
taining Table Cutlery in sets of SO pieces, jm: up in
handsome mahogany cases; Razors; Knives in cards;
, 220 pairs Carving Knives aud Forks, together with a
variety of other articles.
ALSO.
One case double barrei GUNS.
fjp-Sale without rtsiard to weather.
TfckMb—Under $K'o ta--b ; over that amount, four
months credit for approved nesotiable paper.
se 22 DUNLOP, MONCURE k CO.. Aucts.
BY RICHARD CAUTHOBK.
Road wagon, mules & horses,
AT AUCTION.—On SATURDAY, 24th instant,
tt 10 o'clock, at the lot In rear of Win. S. WOOD'S
Stables, on Csry street, 1 will sell a tin-' Road Wag
en. nearly new. with the Tea-n attached, consisting
of two Young Mules and two heavy Work Horses.
se 22—3t* R. CAUTHORN.
HY ALFX. \<>TT k CO.
Auction.— Win i>e sold on Satur
day EVENING, at 4 o'clock, at the carriage
depot of Mr. Smith's, on Broad street, formerly oc
cupied by Messrs. Tichenor it Cary, a good second
hand OMNIBUS and HARNESS. Sale poeitive.
se 22 ALEX KOTT It CO., Aucts.
WILLIAM YARBHOUGH, Gu ardiui
» » and als Plalatifl's in Chancery t». P. C. Lauras,
Thomas H. Yarbrough and als, Defendants.
In pursuance of « decree pronounced on the 7th
day of September, bj the County Court of Henrico,
1 tha 11, as the Commissioner appointed, proceed to
sell, at public auction, upon the premises, on Friday,
the 30th day of September, at 4 o'clock, P. JJ., the
property in the bill icentlened, consisting of two
ninths' interest undivided In a HOUSE »nd LOT,
containing about two acres, of which JAMES YAit-
BROUOH, died seixed and possessed and "f an »i •
divided two-ninths in another LOT near the tirst,
u»td as a Brick-Yard, containing about one-half of au
acre, both ou &2d street, for rash as to oue-third of the
purchase money, and upon a credit of»i* and twelve
mouths for the remainder, for hands bearing interest
from the day of sale, aud tide retained untii the fur
ther order of the Court. ALEX. B. HUTCHISON.
£#> —<}-td CoiXttUi&sioUCT.
M. B. If the day should not he su table, the tame
will be cealinoed at tba same hour t< the next fair
jay. A. tt. H. Cora.
\JOTICE.— W. A. POWELL ACO ,
Architects and Civil Engineer*, have rsmoved
then office to 11th street, two doors above Mala sb.
where they will furnish DESION&. DRAWINGS
lie., on reasonable term*. « .I—St" .
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
I COUNTRY SEAT NEAR RICHMOND
\J FOR SALE AT AUCTION —lu p»r»i»ii«« of •
trust deed executed ta the subscr.bersby
Lotticr, Esq., to secure the payment «f several ®«f°"
tiabie cote* drawn by nid Loftier, for the pnrcnawj
money of laxtd hereinafter described; which deed
bears date outue 9th of May, 1853. cod is of record in
Henrico county court clerk s office, we shall eapoae
tostle on the premises, on FRIDAY,the dayof
September, 1&53, at 11 o'clock. A. >1.. that TRACT
OF LAND ly.ng in :ne ctanty ©I Henrico, near the
city of Richmond, being a part of Mount tnn tract,
containing seven acre»«:id 364.1000 of an acre.
Tekm»—Cash as to mj much as will satisfy expenses
of executing this trust and $1020.67 cent! on a credit
until 9th November, 1653, u to $150; on a fnrtijer cred
it until 9ta Ms*. as to #130; on a farther credit
until 9th May, i£s4, at to $150; on a farther credit
an til 9th Mtv. 1&54, as to (3.121.33: on a farther credit
until 9th November, 1854, as to $15#; on a farther
credit as to $2,560. nnni Si h November, 1#54; on •
credit as to $75, until 9:h Mtv, 1855. and on a credit as
to $2,500 until 9th May. if after satisfying
these several sums on such credit as said L. Lottier
may direct, or in the erect of his failing to givo any
direction, on a credit until the said 9th May, 165*-
Tlie title to the property is believed to be perfect,
but conveying as trustees we shall convey with the
<uja. special warranty. The credit instalments are So
tear i-Uiestand to be pronerly secured.
JOHN HOWARD. ) TnuU .„
_ ALEXANDER H. SANDS, J lru,tee ""
It has been represented to us that the property ad
vertised for sale is improved by a fine three story
tries dwelling houae. with large and handsome porti
coes on either side—tbat the dwelling is in thorough
repair and has all the modern improvements for con
venience and comfort. There is a large and valuable
garden immediately in front of the house, beautiful
ly arranged and abounding in flowers and evergreens
ol every description.
The out buildings consist of servants' houses, stable,
granary, fcc., ail of brick, and in good repair; also,
two spacious ice bouses. U. k 8.
ee IS—dtds
VOTICE.—The difference between the
A. * undersigned, in relation to the sale of the Monet
Eric property, having been ainicabl* adjusted, and ail
objections to the ssle withdrawn, ihe property will
be sole by Mstuf. Howard and Sands, the Trustees,
sis advertised by them, on THIS DAT, the i3d Sep
tember, at II o'clock, A. 31.
LAWRENCE LOTT7ER,
By Edward Y. Cannon, his Attorney.
J NO. WILDER ATKINSON,
By Andrew Jotiuson, his Attorney.
«♦» 23 %
THOMAS W. KEESEE.—Salesman.
pHINA GLASS, EARTHENWARE,
\J SHELVING, STOKE FIXTURES AND MIS
CELLANEOUS GOODS.—Positively the last tale at
No. E. Fifteenth street.
Will be sold at auction, en FRIDAY morning, the
2Sd Instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, a Urge .ot of
China, Glass and Earthenware—a large and valuable
lot of Shelving and (>:a«s Casings, which have been
taken down in such order as to be esily put up again.
Severs! good second-band Hair Mattresses, a lot of
Stone Ware, several valuable lots of China and Glsm
Ware.
Looking Gia»s Frames, Desk, 1 large Auction Bell,
together with many other Miscellaneous Good".
GEORGE J. SUMNER,
se 21 Auct.
EV uODDIN V APPERSON
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
M.J OK HEAL ESTATE AT "FULTON," NEAR
ROCKETiS, AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold on FRI
DAY, the £&1 day of September, ISM, upon the pre
mises. commencing at 11 o'clock, (or immediately
alter the sale of tbe "Mount Erin" mansion.) several
l>thtitiful Sots and squares of LAND in that most beau
tiful and thriving village called "Fulton."
lii this eaie is embraced all the laud near to and ad
joining the spring and dwelling of "Mount Erin," in
cluding a large number ol lota oil Wiliiem»burg
»vrline, ana a lot of about 4 acre*, near the residence
u! Mr. \V. F. Hord. After which, 4 o'clock, P.
M., will be soid a most valuabie building LOT ou
Rocketts strett. fronting thereon about '£■> fee:, run
ning back to Poplar street, and adjoining on the Sooth
the lumber hou>e of Meters. Ludlam St Watson. Also,
£2 fee; ou Kccietts street, adjoining Rocketts Ware
bouse on the South, running back to Water street, ou
which it also has the snme front.
The attention of capitalists and others is particular
ly cailtd to the sale, as it is believed that iu no part
of the citv and suburbs can investments be made to
greater advantage.
Term*—One-third cash; balance at C and 9 month*
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by a trust
uecd, or title retained.
se 15 GODDIN k APPERSON, Aucta.
\7ALUARLL PRIVATE DWELLING
T AT ROCKETTS, ON BLOODY RUN ST.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION—WiII be sold on FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, the 23rd September, 1853. on
the premise?, commencing at4J o'clock, the valuable
private D\\ JU>LING at the comer of Bloody ltuu
and Ash BtrAn, now in the occupancy of Mr. Cba»-
tf.in Farrar. Tne LOT fronts 76 feet, runs back about
220 teet.
Tbe House is in good order, is remarkably well built,
and is spacious enough for the accommodation of u
large tamny.
Tf:RMS —One-fov.rth cash; balance at 6, 12 and 13
months for negotiable note?, interest added, and titia
retained till lust note is paid.
pe 17 GODDIN k. APPERSON, Aucts.
jBY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4. CO.
QHO CASES UPOTS, SHOES AND
•>U\ *UATS, AT A UCTION.-On Fill DAY, 30th
.Sep". we shall tel 1 , at our Auction Rooms, at 10 o"clk,
a large assortment of fresh and desirable Goods for
Fail and Winter Sales, consisting of—
Gents' Fine Calf Boots.
Meu'sand Boys' Heavy Winter Boots.
Do do Sewed and Pegged Brogues and
Brogans.
Youth's Boots and Shoes.
Women and Misses' Buskin Ties; Boots.
ALSO,
Silk Hats, Trunks, &c.
Terms: Under $100 cash; $100 and over, 4 month#
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN It CO,
se 17 Aucts.
BY TOLER k COOK..
TI7"ILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder
» v on FRIDAY, the 23d day of the present month,
at 12 o'clock, M„ if fair, if not, the next fair day, at.
the same hour, my FARM in Chesterfield County,
six and a half miles from Richmond, containing 165
acres. About 05 acres are cleared and tbe balance in
original growth, with a large DWELLING and all
other necessary Ont-Building*.
immediately after the sale of the Farm, will be
sold, ail of the FARMING UTENSILS, STOCK OF
HORSBS, COWS, HOGS, PROVENDER of every
kind. Household and Kitchen Furniture, 4c., kc.
Terms of Sale for tbe Farm—one-third cask, the
baiauce in six and nine mouths, with interest; and
for toe Farioing Utensils. 4c., cash on delivery.
GEO. W. COLE,
"• 6 TOLER it COOK, Auct'rs.
| AAlliEK'iS EOTTE&Y OfilLE.
±J NO. a NORTH CALV EXT STREET, BALTi
MORE, OFi-OSITE BAKNUM'S HOTEL.—The
purchase or saie of Lottery Ticket* within the State
of Virginia being liow ia violation of Jaw, and at
tended with a heavy penalty on conviction, the sub
scriber wouid respectfully solicit the orders of bis
friend* and others who may fee! disposed to purchase.
Having been a resident of Richmond for upwards of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State, he deem" it almost unnecessary
to give any further assurance that ail business con ti
de a to him wiii be promptly and properly attended
to»
CP" Packages, single Ticket* and shares, in all the
Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
LV" The printed official drawing* sent to corres
pondents bv (he first mail.
tiT i'rixes cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my 14—ists Baltimore, Md
A LARGE supply of LIGHT LITEfiA
XV TL'RE. always on hand, which 1 otter at a libe
ral discount to merchants and others.
5«22 0. M. WEST, Exchange Bookstore
fTANCY CLOCKS—A large assortment
jast received —some of them of entirely new
«;yles. Alto, a large assortment of low-priced Clocks;
brass Cloaks, warranted to keep good time, at one dol
lar each, by the quantity, for sale at manufacturer*s
prices i>y ELIA3 HALE,
sp 22 JOB Main street.
i *KRMAN tSLVi'Jib.—l.oo dozen, jist re
vl ceived and for sale jow. Also, PENCILS. WA
FERS, fancy BOXES, SOAPS, PERFUMERY,Iie.
ELIAB HA&E,
*® 22 106 Main street.
I 11| I BOZ. SPECTACLES—Just re-
A " *\ f ceived a large assortment of Gold, Silver,
Plated, German Silver and Steel Spectacles, for
by ELIAS HALE,
»e 22 106 Main street
WEED BARLEY.—6O bUbHELS strict-
ly prime quality. For sale by
»e S S. McORUDER'S SONS.
LICOKJCE.— 30 CAKES UCOBICE.
Lab.mta Brand ia Store. For ssle low by "
seiS-at« JAMES PRAY 4 SONS.
I?ALL FASHIONS OF PANTS.—I am
X ia receipt of the Fall F»«hhi»s of Gentl«neii'*
Farcy and Black Caasnaer PANTS, to wh-ch I
wouid call the attention of the public.
HKMtI SHArfcS,
se 22 Ita Main st. ««t. i<th
HOT. —UKiO bug* drop and buck SHOT,
_/^% d^( ZvsA MONCURE 4 00.
Alpacas, bombazines, canton
CLOTHs. «c.—Alpacas, Canton Cloths, Boiuka-
Sint* ar.tl blue* Moustrliiaes. Jast opened *o4 Ut .
"Z ll C. HARTWELL 4CO f
LEAJv HOUSE, JJLEAK HOUSED
.r-"-* '"•I'l.saa"
/tKOIM) ALUM SALT.-SOOO Mflfci
\Jf of coarw SALT, psrsiiip Junius, fttuu Liw-
SCHAEJJ, KOHL** 4 CO.

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